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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
MEETING OF RICHMOND COUNTY
FARMERS ALLIANCE
correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
LAUREL HILL, N, c., Sept. 10, "a
The third quarterly meeting of Rich
mond county Farmers's Alliance will
be held in-the court house at Rocking
ham the second Thursday in October
at 10 O'Clock a. m. Each Sub Alliance
in the county is earnestly requested to
make prompt rnports and send a full
delegation as there will be business of
Importance to transact at that meeting.
We will have a report from our dele
gate to the State Alliance which we
expect will be Of interest to all. Hop
ing to receive prompt reports from
each Sub Alliance,
l remain fraternally,
W. T. WRIGBT, Sec'y-Treas.
Richmond Co. T. A.
N. B. Our Home will please copy.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
MAKE FEED OF coRNsTALKs.
Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
N, @. AGRICULTL EXPMENT Stain,
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. II, '94

~
RALEIGH, N. O., Sept IL, '94.
In your paper of even date occurs
this question: How can | best pillow
under cornstalks7 Your answer may
be all right for old last years stalks
where the land has been left to rest. I
would like to take up a few more lines
of space to answer the above in a diff
ferent way from the answer given in
the paper.
The cornstalks are very easily turned
under when treated to get the most out
of them which it is possible to get on
the farm. They should be cut close to
the ground when the ear is ripe enough
to cure without shrinking. Shock in
field until the stalks are cured enough
to keep. Shuck out the corr and house
the stalks, or slower, as the substance
is now called, and when ready to use
good fodder run it through a feed.
cutter and make it part of the rations
of mich COWS, fattening stock, sheep,
colts and horses. Make the ration
strong enough to insure fair production
in whatever line the feeding is done.
Carefully prevent fire fapging in this
manure and spread out on the land
where stalks would have been cut and
compare results. Who tries this fairly
will be 10th to quit it.
4 T. EMEpv
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
And CLOVER SEEDS !

Carefully sell cted stocks of high termination.
Prices and samples mai ed on application. Our
Fail Catalogue gives specially valuable mfr
nation about Grass Culture; also gives direc
lions about preparation of the soil, sowing the
seed and care of pastures and meadows after
wa de. 1t will be mailed free on application.
T. w. WOOD & SONS.
CASA Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
BiIkins Badly Paralyzed--Betsy Always
Gets There-Going to be
Elected ANYHOW,

DAA1uS 060Ay
Gets There--Going to be
Elected Anyhow.
B.-"Hello! Mr.. Editor"
R.-"Hello! Mejor. What is the
latest9"
B.-"Blamed if 1 know, I'm par
alyzed myself an can't tell ennything."
R-''Sorry to hear it. Hope the
trouble is only temporary"
B.-"Goshl I wish it wuz. But it IL
fer awl time ter cum. The Peoples
party il whut hez paralyzed me, an l
reckon it will jist keep on doin' so.
Betsy says it will, an I'll bet you that
Betsy il in an 6th ov an inch ov bein'
rite. 1 never seed a woman who
knowed az much az Betsy. When she
sets her head fer ennything she alters
gifts thar. 1t wuz that way when we
wuz courtin'. I thought we'd never
git married, but she disappointed me.
I believe she gave me luv powders,
though"
R.-"You have a smart wife, and
don't appreciate her properly. Foolish
partisans always become superstitious
and combat the truth with prejudice" "
Bob! / knowed you would take
Betsy's part. Birds ov a feather will
always flock together. You amt sat
isfed with the way we dymakrats run
things an you an Betsy wanter see us
beat out ov our boots. You may out
vote US, but we will get elected emmy
how. Kurnel Johnston tole me when
l wuz in town the other day that we'd
git in. He said fer me ter keep a stiff
upper lip, lie awl 1 could an stick to
it."
Rand you promised"
B.-"Of course 1 did. Do you reckon
I'd mind lynn a little bit fer the sake
of old dymocracy7 We've got ter lie
an we are gittin' limbered up. 1t il
like wurkin' ON Sunday. The guide
book says it haint emmy harm ter pull
your OK out ov the ditch on Sunday.
We dymakrats feel that we are savin'
our scalps when we deceive the people
fer the prazeworthy object ov holdin,
offs. If we steel a few votes here an
there it liz awl rite fer it il in a guide
cause. We tole the folks we would re
form the tariff. This WuE ter git offs.
We tole them we'd repeel the Internal
revernew law. This wuz dun ter git
offs; we toIe them we would give them
free an unlimited coinage of silver.
This wuz ter git offs; we told them we
would cut off dishonest pensions.
Everything we sed wuz sed fer the
purpose ov gettin offs. The Peoples
party il composed ov offs seekers, too,
I reckon, but they don't want offs az
bad az we dymakrats. If we dyma
krats don't git in we are awl goin' ter
commit sewaside. Our motto IL, give
us offs or give US death, and we mean
Whut we say. Good bye.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
Am sincerely yours,
D. II. TUTTLE. Pres't.

n. Z. temperance Association.
Laws of N. c., session of 1891; pages
154, 155; chapter 1884,
SECTION 1, That the nature of alco-
holic drinks and narcotics, and special
instruction as to their effects upon the
human system, in connection with the
several divisions of the subject of
physiology and hygiene, shalt be in
cluded in the branches of study taught
in the common or public schools of the
State of North Carolina, and shall be
studied and taught as thoroughly and
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
BY ALL ODDS THE BEST,
OFFICE OF J. II, GILL,
Founder and Machinist,
Corner Davie & Mcdowell SITS.

Raleigh, N. c., June 9, 1894.
Mr. j. W Denmark Business Manuoer;
DEAR SIR:-In handing you check
for balance due on my advertising &C,
count, please permit me to say that |
have been a constant advertiser for the
past 90 years in England and in Amer
lea, and have never had as good results
from the same amount of outlay as
have come from my advertisement in
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER. 1t is by
all odds the best medium l have ever
used, and you may look for larger
patronage from me in the future.
Yours &c, j. h. GILL.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
1853 Acres

Valuable land, with improvements
for sale. Located seven anda half miles
from Raleigh, N. c., and one half mile
from Gary. Close to railroad. We'll
watered. PEELE & MAYNARD. Att'vs
Q453) Raleigh, N. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18

NIL - -
/ See a Horse so Nearly Approach Per
lection as PamlicO, Yet We Have
Some Fast Ones Left-Pamli-
CO Had a Brilliant Career
Before Him.
correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
RALEIGH, N. O., Sept. IL, 1894.
thank you very much for the tribute
to the memory of my great horse,
which appeared in your paper OF this
date. Pamlico's death is recognized by
all horsemen as a national calamity,
and l only agree with the best judges
of such matters in the world when 1
SAY that at the time of his death there
was not a horse, mare or gelding in the
world of whom he was not master.
But in our grief for the dead we must
not forget justice to the living. There
are still two horses of demonstrated
greatness in North Carolina. One of
them. Baronet, is bred singularly like
Pamlico, and in contour resembles him
very much. He made a 3 or 4 year old
record of 2 1911, and this year, while
handicapped by an attack of pink eye,
has demonstrated his ability to trot
much faster, and still, like my dear
hero, he is a RACE HORSE every inch of
the journey. He is owned by Capt.
Banks Holt. of Graham. who also owns
the trotting bred PAGER, JohnR Gentry,
whose record of 2.O74 puts him well up
in the roll of really great ones. In ad-
dition to these there are a number of
horses in the State from whose breed
ing much may be expected.
So you see there is no reason to de-
spair of the future of horse breeding in
the State. We have already many
strains of the best blood running
through the veins of fine individuals.
While 1 never have seen, and never ex-
pect to see, a horse so nearly approach
perfection as Pamlico, / expect to see
many trot as fast or faster. In fact, l
own a son of his which promises
to make up to me, so far as money
can, for the loss of his sire, and from
the many good mares bred to Pamlico
this year I confidently expect many
representatives whose deeds will keep
his memory green.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
Very truly yours,
Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
w. P. BACHELOR.

W. L
Since the above interesting letter
was received John R. Gentry" the
horse mentioned, owned by Mr.. Holt,
paced a mile in 2:O32 at Terre Haute,
Indiana, Friday, breaking the worlds
record. "Baronet" the trotter, lowered
his record to 2:113 on Friday. He is
owned by Mr.. Holt. So Mr.. Bachelors
prophecy comes true even before his
letter goes to the public. Mr.. B. is
we'll up On horse flesh. EDITOR
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Guns-Powell & Clement Co., Cincin,
natl, Ohio.
Saw MilIs-D =loach Mill Mfg Co.,
Atlanta, Ga
Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER when writing to advertisers.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL Law

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. IL.
Will you please publish the following
State law2 Now that our schools are
soon to open IL may be well to call
their attention to it. Do our county
superintendent observe Sec. 8 of this
law9 Are sections 1 and 2 observed by
allteachers9 We have reason to believe
that this law is not being observed as
it should be. The North Carolina State
Temperance Association will see 10 the
future that the law is not a dead let
ter. Hoping that you will grant this
request.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18

FEWARD.-Walter Magnin, a hite boy who
was boun to me at the age Of SIX, and is now
ID years old, left me without MY consent about
June lSt. He is stout, we'll grown and dark
completed, and wore when hi 1t me a darkish
blue s1it, nearly new. 1 viii pay 4 suitable re-
ward for his return to me, or tn 4nkIully receive
aGY information IS to his whereabouts. Adj
dress me at Eagle Rock, n. G.
/. Q4523 A B. MARSHBURN,
The Distrs:a Lecturers appointed bv
President J Il Mewboorne since last
January Will continue their work of re-
organizing Alliances in their respective
districts.
By order of President Mewboorne.
". S BARNES,
Sec'y Treas N. @. F. S. A,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
sUB-sECRETARIEs TAKE MOTTO

The blanks for reports of Sub Secre.
taries, and other matter, will bemaiIed
before this notice reaches the brethren
If you fail to get blanks in reasonable
time, write me at once.
F~raternally,
W. S, BARNES.
Sec'y-Treas. N. c. F.SA
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
EXTRACTS FROM MTNI7TD.=
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES VI
OF AUGUST II, 18o,

THE order heretofore passed oil.
ing trading arrangements for a. "IioW'
is hereby revoked and the 49,. " IS
instructed to sell only for cash 7C On : lS
after October LIST, 1894. =" and
W. S. BARNES, Sec'y of Com
BRETHREN: The necessity for -
above ruling is caused bv soma p une
ness Agents not meeting their oh Tasl-
tions promptly, and thereby cansinSS a,
hardship on those brothers who aIwSsaa
meet their obligations inside of 30dsEsaS
| am Instructed by the State Execntivo,
Committee to proceed at onceto coIIoo5
all accounts due the State Alliance
W. H.. WORTH, s. B, A
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
Sewing Machine Supplies

Needles for any make machine, 30 cts G44 :
ELLIS" Oil 10 to is cts, Cpostage) 9 cts; She e1 n
90 cts, $l.W up; Sewing machines Slgf Pr %"
up Wig 'O-"ay' burlington, Nc
N. P.-T can make your old machine gOOu"
new, almost, al from 81 to So.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA HORSES.

Mr.. Bachelor Says He Never Expects to
See a Horse so Nearly Approach Per
lection as Pamlico, Yet We Have
Some Fast Ones Left-Pamii-
co Had a Brilliant Career
RaEora Him
, 1894-09-01
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gitt DEN 9an0werker praftii9e
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qaben,
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tun98regeln 8o0enfunbe, 8at9'
I9ld9e fir 8%eaderung, 2an0meis
flung uuo 8eban0lnng bon 8ieb,
giir Oartner Guf6ltfe iiber
2ebenSfdbi9teit Der Gamenarten,
4eimen, 8a@8tbum Der 8dume &c.
giit Dolitiher ri6t
Gber @o6Gen, 8ep6lferung83abk
8artetgruppirungen.
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tabeQeu.
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2oh(tQ6eller.
So 1T mu09Iidj, ben reiben ST.
balt Oiele8 9on6bu98 AUDI nur
annd6ernO gu 16ilOern.
Se0e3 glitter, jeoer @tanO uno
8eruf finoen bQrin i9ne4 Ratb
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9o3u fomlnt cine 8nlammena
fteuung aGter wi9tigen gei9iGtli'
den Greignife, iOmie 9eOgrapDiide
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e%rldutert, itatiltii6e 8u1ammens
iteQungen 16er Oeidi4te, 8eO0lte'
rrn9 unO bic @r5eu8nife after Gtoa'
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Tra9eu BON ou8emei'
mem SntereIie fin6et man bier in
0erftdnOli6er ToRun9
AntwOrt und 8eReRrung.
, 1894-09-01
J}eue 41n0ejgen.

Ollie Gooess u ii eli 6 II, peIhe fir Die
mor9ens2ns9abe DER oJuinoi5 Staotss
3eitltn9" aufee9eben weroen, erf6eiucu fofen.
fret i'm 2IbenobIatt. Die 2Intahme pom Din.
5eigen fir cas- 2benobIatt ifIiebt uln u uhr
nJitta9s, fir ole ntor9en=2lusgabe nm 10 uhr
Ilbeuos.
, 1894-09-01

81 D NIB Ie=2Dt II. - 5000 uno o~uflpdrts.
- Set5te 3obluHqeu. 2onge Sermiue. 6 9ro3ent
Snterefen. = Su uuIuittelbarer ytGbe bs aeoHoale uHo
8epotS, bon 9duleH un6 Rtrden. g1eun
Gotten an Der 3bomas aoe, nabe Der 8elnlont uno
Dieielbe ~iuuerboIb elueS SobreS gebaIt ieiu. Ab3ugs'
fanale uno 0Gaher limb gele9t Die 6obrt nab Der Staot
betrQgt MIR 8 @eutS. Sic 5D3babn Miro ibre 3uge in
turaer Set burh bieIeS @ebtet loufen laien. Sic ib6n'
item @eiba1t5lOtteH on Der GlitOu uuo 8eImDut AOe.
IeBtere Die 3auptoerbiubutgsliute 5lOil9eu Der 5taot
uuo Der @eitieite. Reiioen3s often on alien SeItens
itrobeu. 3duier mad @uni9 AMI Ieldte Ab5abluu9eH
gebaut - 3uge p~erlafieH SpHnta9s nm $40 ubr uHo
nm 80 0&Itt0g5 oa5 WeaS Str. -8eppt unb balteI an
meiler 3lpeigoffCe, @fe 3toerieD Str. uno ItapleDODs
Station. - Office Sonnta9S Dffer.
g.. meImS,
6feb. bon, FIJI, ia, bau 1895 Mtilpaufee Ane.
, 1894-09-01

G6egatten, ein angeIc6ene5 Mitglie0 ser
ct. Qouiier t~auimannti6en 80rie, Elm
eigentbiimliher 2(uitritt ab. g8G6ren6 Elm
9%cipiiicr 8olpcr3 barlibcr Der iUQr, ilber bic
8cri0nLi3Feit btS 8crfla9ten natb elmer
Photographic 2luSfunft 3u 9cben, pUrOe
al Ser GDiirc Elm %itarfes &lopfcn 8cb0rt unO
Der 4niuolt Set 3td9crin licB Den STOPPER
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ais &ertrcter SDerioan'5 Dor, Ocr in ct.
&ouiS iei unO fir BEN CT 81 iprccbet
ipilni1c, SbiuoDl Der 8erfla8te iejnen
Bart bate abne6men laiien, erfonnte i'm
bic Srau all Ser Stimne, trat berDor Ino
itcute ibrem SocBiDalter Den 6remOen ais
ibren Wtann bor. SHERIDAN mar iiber bicie
8cnOung Der 9in8e ieDr Oerbtiifft, ltcB
ii9 BEN 8oiOcrs' ldbcn GbeIeuten poritelen,
iDcIde in ibm O6nc @eitere5 einen yi0crrn
Spencer" %erfannten, ber BEL ibnen getpobnt
bate. Qll5 ietne Srau i'm faltbliltig
fragtc, OBJ ct feline frit6eren Wirtb5leute
nibt tpiebererfcnne, er9riif ct leinen 6ut
uub elite bon bonnen.
, 1894-09-01
NuftiOn8z 0erfGufe.
Tarnten.


RerIanQt: 9Iod5 2eute 3ur 6riiuouug elmer oeIts
~ ideu &nfieOeluug in Artauias; ausge3eibuetes
GlIn1a, frudtbareS &auo, gute5 gBaiier; mr. $3.50 per
@fer. @rcuriiDn II. September. STnce 0Heu NbeHos
500 ubr, S0nntags "a ubr 115 QBea5=StraBe,
Simmer / mItin
On DertaUfeu: $50 @cres an 5ooo Rloer. Oregon,
~ So Wttuionen 5uB berrideu Sanneubnl5es, grOBe
8Gume. uIr 20 Weileu DOu BortlaHo. Oregon. WtuB
btul9 fUr Saar oertauft fDerben. A0r:
~18aqbatp, tuio z 8 Staat58eItung.
, 1894-09-01
Ner;tli6e8.


mubtfou MeOtcal Snftitute, DR.. @tgelop,
Nv 9erpalter-@tablir 1860; er1olgreI9e Spe3L.9lIlten
in oleu drouiIneu, 8lut=, 9nut= mo uerpDlen &r0rf=
beifen, beiDerlei @ei9leDter; refine N~teOi3tneM, @lef=
tri3itdt @ei6ldli9teit lro G%rfa4rnn9 lide5n 2etlgngsi!'
SHE SLronerf2ronfbeitet erfDlarei9 beb0ubelt. Spredt
bor oS6er i6rei6t: 9oteltbe Building, 9tl6Deits@ds
SGhonrs- NM SIorfz6tr. 4aolW& tuip
, 1894-09-01
So0eS=@iaaSei0

Sreun0et uuo @erruanbteu Die traurtge gabrtdt oaB
llnIer ntelgeiiebter Batter Retcr Utid)cIS I'M Mlter BON
"a SdDreu uu0 Z Dtonateu g%eitDrbeu lit. Be9rdbniB
Wtontag Dtorgeu e ubr ppm 8rauerbauIe, $50 MelS
StraBe, mad Der ct. OtidaelS &lrde uuo pDu oa nab
benz ct. 8onifa3tuS &irbbof. lin Sbeiluabnte bitten
Die troueruoer 9interbltebeuen:
$seIcite g6StdleIS.
SOb0ttr DSidDclS.
Scter sD}id)etS.
Ipult Seatnarite 3uomid.
, 1894-09-01
2u Derleibem.


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~ baltuug5=D}0bel unO BIauos DON Der q. 8. 8aIolDiU
&Oau 60. 4. fSlur @DlCugD StOf Grd0u6e =@ebQuoe,
SGialle uub g8aibiugtOn Ctr. 1Sa9lS
, 1894-09-01
&oocSa4asetge.

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geite 9eitern, am 81 @H9nIt Ntittog5 y ubr ~9eItUrbeu
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TENDER. YabmittaQS l lIbr, DDm SrauerbuuIe 1913 BaIb.
burne @pe. Ha9 NaIObeiu itutt.
g. 9etfc, Seer.
, 1894-09-01
q Ommsrfrtfas- eOmmsrfrtfas

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9errn 9efin9'8 6orm ON 8oluers Cafe i'll WiscouItn in
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9ebra9t. BDlpers Cafe lift in spsiftiHolser 5abrt nit
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bon Genoa Sunction 3nut 2ofe it REID an Scentrieu uub
9epdbrt eiue Rsrrlihe &usfBt out Oos berumIiesenb.
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am Gee uuo felbft I'M belBefen CONNER reBt Elm be.
tdnbig fhbIsr wiub oOm @aOen aber BEN 2ofe urb Fua
in 6olge Der ShbfrUnt uno bes fteti9 tabIen Mtnbes
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uber ben Gee unO bieten cine moIsrli9e @usiibt Iber ben
cine @teite 6reitsn unb 8rpel @teilen Iongsn See, peI9er
on S16nbeit Uno Scenerien benz Safe 9eneoa, sem Be.
I%iebteiteu See g8isconItus, 9lei8tommt. 9as flars
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gu bieiem 6purt. Sir 9obeouftaIten, quite 8erpfleeuus
uuo prompts gerbinOune 8lpiIasu Der Station SenOa
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6. meIm&
1885 TtiItuaufee Nos.
oSsr 8trlmer 60, go. 80 Sa Gaae Ctr.
, 1894-09-01
0ansbaItnnGs=@ enenltGnhr.


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247 9tfep @Des
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Sin 80. @uouft @3ermbGro, ~gelte6te5 G6huben BON
Guitar un0 &ena 500, 9eb. GloIen, i'm glitter
BON 5 Mpuotel.
9eeroiQuug Sountag go6mittug um IL lIDr ppn
gto. 1856 @lepelono ADeHue nod benz ct. 8OnlfoCrus=
6DttcSoCter. ItuIp
, 1894-09-01
SoOes0niciac.

Gin Die 8rioer Ser 09tlbelm Gel=2oge 100 q. 8. W5.
U. 9en 8ritoern 5ur 9~tobrt1t, bag uuier 9ruoer &.
y. Smr9bart am 30. 2luguit %geitor6en lit. 9ie Seer.
2Gi Sr M{t ta0st l bon an @r6 90Gmt@&, 24 4s7 gi :; SeS Stea u
0aifGD &Seppuer, 8rGI.
6cug0 JtcreIS, Seer.
, 1894-09-01
@erlanat: Iramen unO Mabdlen.

92er1ougt: Gin gttes beuti4e3 W}do5er fir oe=
~ m6bnltte 9auSarbett 26O6 Q8eutportb NOe.0
0erIon9t: Gin MGb9en sur @usbilfe olf SO
" cage. $3.50 9tt eDtca8o Ane. 30ag3t
0Serlangt: @lue 9ouSbGlteriL Die fod)eu fam.
~ uu0 eiu WtQobet fUr 9auSarbett.
o 81. Start Str.
~ MGodeu, III Der oeutI0en uno euQltIhen SproCle
gut b%erpon0ert 9einft. Aor.: y 23 Staots8tg.
1tulD
O2erlou9t; SIN 9utes 0tao9en fir 6ouSor6eIt.
~ ltulo 1911 State Ctr.
Sc erI0n9t 5itbti9e &bGiu, Mdoben fir 6ouS.
uuo Sitdeuarbet bette BldBe fir oue StQotfherIe
$4-$6. 155 @WbOurn Ape. SerrI1Qfteu bite p0r3I.
lprecben. Gel. 1872 9tUrtb.
, 1894-09-01
BferOe, 8agem, SuaOe 1c.

II ~perfaufeu: S96ues IGlporaes Iferb. Z oobro
, oIt mtegt 1900 @fWuo. 43 G~oraeita Str, . 0"9Is
, 1894-09-01

5reIn0eu uu0 9efaunteu ole trourtqe gto1ri1t, bnB
mem lteber 8ruoer 9ranp gscber om f5reitug Nben0
.m utter BON 40 &obren utb 8 Wtonoten ianit I'M 9errn
Oen 2. Sept., 9%tndmittugS , ltbr pom 2rauerbaule, $40.
462 SaIaue NOe, mad 8r0CelQuD.
S9crnt0ult gSebcr tebIt Camille.
, 1894-09-01
SpOeS0naei0e.

2Salter gtri9er, ge(ie6ter Gobu BON G. 8. NIB
y. Wt. Stricer, Itarb am 81. @u9uIt i'm 2Iter BON 10
D&onotett. 8eer0tQung 9onnto9 NoDmittag 2 llbr bonn
2rauerDal1e, 1917 ytOro Start Str0Be, nod gOIebia.
, 1894-09-01
oSeS=&ttt5etge

Treunben uuo 9etanuteu bic trotriQe Nobrt9t baB
lniere tnntg9eliebte 3odter &anra i'm Sitter bon 6 Sab
rem rto 2 Wtonaten am 80. Nuguit, 1870 A6enO8, mad
tnr3em 2etoer Idnft in Serrl e%ntitblofen lit. 9ie Beer
ol9ln9 ftuOet it0tt ant Sonntag. ben 2, September, @ttt=
tags l u9r, Dom GruuerbauIe 1874 u. &eopttt Ctr. nab
GoiebI1. I'm fttae 3betlnnbme bitten Die ttet6etrubten
trauernoen Siuterbliebeneu
&t5sie Sru!ts, GET. 8rplpu, Otutter; Gruft
Bruins, Slater; @LeonOre, S6a uub 6ronf,
NeiGlrniiter- nehit 9Sernnnhten-
, 1894-09-01
GeMOrDem:
OSeS=9lttset0

Srennoett ltb 9etoutten DIE tralrlge gtod5ridt, ooB
SSobn1tt StetmbadD at SEreitog, ben 81. NuQuIt, inl
utter bon So Sabret iauft I'M 0erru eutiGlafen lit. Sic
Yeeroignng ftu0et itott am SOuntag, BEN ?. September,
9to9mttta9S bnIb 2 llbr, pom 3rQuerDauIe 75 Sputb=
port Nbe. nab Dem ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lin title
SDeilnaBme bittet
Rat0erima steinbedl, @@mdoerin.
, 1894-09-01
SpSeSz@Gaesefoc.

Sreunoeu uno 8efouuteu Die t~rorriQe 0ad5ri9t, baB
z. @ScjerSber9 am 9ouueritog g}a6mittog g~eftpr6e1
lit. Sic 8eerbiQung fin0et ain Spltntog ben 2. Sep
tember, 10 llbr BormtttngS, bonn GrnuerbauTc, gto. 699
@9enS=Str,, ladD @al0beIm Itutt, STE betriibte Satin
3la92t Bertha 0teierSberg.
, 1894-09-01
Tinau3ieles.


Roie, auirlon & So, Mtort9oge 8oufers, ~ g,eor,
~ borHitroBe, perIetbeu @slb ouf gbiCoooerT G5r1,Iu r6
st9entbum au ben n%ieOrt9iten @rsjieh iOmie aud onf Csp.
0NHUe' 6hel 1oT I