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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-10

Buy your shoes hereafter at b.
Strauss shoe parlor, 2lC Oklahoma
avenue, and get bottle of fine
French shoe dressing with every pur-
chase. lO-9-2w
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GUTHRIE, with the only mile track
between Wichita and Dallas, is enter
tanning the fair people of the territory
this week
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THERE is danger that Mckinley may
opsn more campaigns than his party
eau conveniently manage.
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YE gods; how Gardner was chewed
up What has Gardner done?
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TANDY appears to be rubbing it in,
but Tandy is right.
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BAnNEs will soon be confronted
with fence-mending condition.
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LET the people of the territory at
tend the state fair.
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THE Republicans fatty refuse to
enter Stewart for the grub stakes AT
the fair.
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GUTHRIE is beginning To take on a
red letter appearance.
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WHEN does Miss Bosworth propose
to take the stump? "a
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking PC"'' ~
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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TANpY has the Republican scar-faces
on the run.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, iso4.

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Hon. Joseph wisby.

Wednesday, Oct 18th, at 1870, {
Beaver.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10


The late General Augustus James
Pleasonton was the older of two distin-
guished brothers, both of whom were
born in Washington and both of whom
were graduates of West Point. The old
er brother, who passed away at the age
of SO years, enjoyed distinction in late
years chiefly because Of his published
writings ON the subject Of 1.-The influ-
ence of the blue color of the sky in
developing animal and vegetable life"
and his many experiments to prove the
correctness of his favorite "blue glass"
theories.
The other brother, General Alfred
Pleasonton, achieved even greater dis
tinction because of his long and valua-
BILE services in the United States army.
He made an excellent record in the Mex
ican war, was famous Indian fighter,
and in the war Of the rebellion he divid-
ed honors with the greatest of the cav
airy leaders | have often heard Con-
federates tell interesting stori - about
the wonderful bravery and daring ex-
posure Of person which caused General
Alf Pleasonton to be marked among the
soldiers Of the rebel army as having a
charmed life. - because for a long time
their sharpshooters found il impossible
10 pick him off, no matter how good
| their aim, and at last they virtually
gave up the idea of striking him because
they believed he had a charmed life. "
Concord Monitor,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10
Tn. six Finger Club,

The latest thing out i'll the way oi
clubs bears the above title. Eaci
member Of this particular club must
have at least six fingers on one hand.
An elaborate report drawn uP by the
secretary shows that there are :. II"
persons III the world with six tingeI-
TO each hand. and 43l with seven
fingers. One individual indeed. i
the proud possessor of eight finger,
TO one hand Lyon France Repub-
hcaine.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commissioners
From Aug. sth to the 18th. 1894.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
OF CUSTER COUNTY.
Miles City, Mont, Aug. 8, 1894.
The Board of County Commissioners
for Custer county, Montana, met as a
Board of Equalization at 10 o'clock am,
as per adjournment from Wednesday
July 25th, 1894. for the purpose Of hear
ing any and all legal and valid obiec-
tions why certain parties should not
have their assessments increased. Said
parties having been notified by letter Of
the proposed increase, also of the time
and place of meeting of said Board. as
required by law. All members of Boar1
present, with the exception Of Mr.. Ham
mund, who was absent during the fore
noon of the 10th. Sheriff announced
the meeting.
The Board were in ses Aug. Sth.
9th. 10th and llth.
The following persons or companies
having appeared in person or 10y atfida.
Wit. their assessments were adjuste | as
follows: a
Increase stands:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

There are many little embarrassments
encountered by the professional stroller
for which there seems 10 be no law, Ci-
ther Of compensation or ameiiora,iun.
For instance, take the meeting If the
same person over and over again on an
afternoons travels. First time you are
overjoyed at the encounter and find
plenty to talk about Fifteen minutes
later you meet again, and the interview
d a trife less spicy. Still later you
grasp hands for the third time and don t
know what Ia "Sam Hiil'' 70 talk about
The next time you meet you bow coldly
and pass ON. but the last time OF all
You dash down side street as though
trying to elude the hand of Providence
Chicago Herald.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

In the matter OF the increase of the
assessment Of the Western Union Beef
Company for the year 1894. Mr.. Hugo
Donzelmann, appearing as agent and at
torDey for said company, proposed as a
compromis on said increase on said as
sessment as returned for the year 1894,
of 2O00 head Of stock cattle. The ayes
and nays were ordered by Mr. Harmon.
In voting on the proposition Messrs.
Watson and Hammond voted aye, and
Mr.. Harmon nay.
la the matter Of the increase Of the
assessment Of the Miles City Irrigating
and Ditch Company for the year 1894 Of
"a $50. Mr.. Watson moved that the in
crease be abated. Mr. Harmon called
for the ayes and nays, Messrs. Watson
and Hammond voting aye, MIR. Harmon
nav.
In the matter of the assessment OF the
First National Bank Of Miles City for
the year 1894. Mr.. Harmon moved that
said Bank he taxed on the value OF the
capital stock Of said Bank as returned
by them. viz: 100000. said capital
stock consisting of the following prop
erty: Real estate, sll.97OO0. personal
property. sSs.03OO0. The ayes and nays
being requested by Mr.. Hammond, the
vote resulted as follows: Nays, Messrs.
Watson and Hammond; aye. Mr.. Har-
mon.
Mr.. Hammond now moved that the
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

DISTRICT.

Judge Seventh Judicial District..--.....
....... Hon Geo. IL Miiburn, Milcs City
Official Stenographer 49,. ..--.........
......... -. Fred W. kreidler, Miles City
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

OFFI,E oF THE CoUNTy CLERK.
OF CUSTER COUNTH.
Miles City. Mont. Aug. l3. 1894. J
The Board Of County Commissioners
for Custer county met at 10 O'Clock a. III.
A. required 10y law. for the purpose Of
determining the tax levy for the year
l-Ji. All members Of the Board pres
eut.
The sheriff announced the meeting.
After careful de!ibegation the Board
determined and fixed the following as
the tax levy for the year ls.4; said tax
To toe levied on all real and personal
property IN the county:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10
POST0FFICE REGULATIONS.
MAILS CLOSE.

IIUdg5 -VTIIVT WII'-TI TTWTI- ~ I y. TI'
f. : BEEMAN. p. NJ.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

This Paper is kept on file at Z. c. DAKEs
Advertising Agency. ~ and IS Merchant TX
hanee, ..San Francisco, Cal, where contract
or advertising can be- made
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

The following persons and companies
having heretofore been increased in
their assessments and not appearing
either in person or 10y affidavit. their as
sessrnents we're allowed To stand as fol
lows:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10
Board adjourned sine die.
STATE OF MONTANA.
COUNTY OF CuSrER. Do

! hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing is full. true and correct
synopsis Of the proceedings of the Board
Of County Commissioners for Custer
County. Montana, sitting as Board Of
Equalization. Aug. Sth. 9th, 10th,
and 1lth. 1894. also for the purpose Of
making the tax levy for 1894. sitting
Aug. 18th. 1894.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
county this 10th day of Aug. 1894.
~ A. ii. SwERDFIGER.
Clerk of Board of Eaualiza-
tion.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

In China the rolling of tea leaves is
Aone by hand, but in India and Ceylon
1afopsan planters prefer to employ ma
a1nay fox The purpose
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-10

Minutes were now read and approved,
and no further business appearing the
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Ndn9eI Ger SdweineSudt.

9ur9 8egebung 3ablrei6er unb grober
Se9ler in Der S3netne5u9t tptro Dte1e gar
oft in ibren @intrdgen erbebli9 gef9md3t.
Die tDef entli9ften bpn bielen S6tpetne5i3~
tern begangenen Se6ler, bic i6nen oft i6Dere
8erluite bereiten, iinb folgeube: 1. Wangel~
bafte Nustpabl Der 3u9tt6iere. Die f9Dnz
item 5erfel b%ertuuft man, %anftatt tie ouf5n@
3teben u1b our ga65n6t gu %berpenben, n10
Die 13le9ten be6dlt man. 9dDur9 erlDi
man 5tpar fir ben Mugenblid me6r 9elD,
b%erliert aber peit mebr bur9 Die i3le4te
No93u9t; au9 benft man ni9t baran, Die
Na95u9t bpn ben fru6tbariten MIttern gu
nehmen, Dber man nimmt Die ytd93uAt
erit, tper1n bic 6ru9tbarteit Der Wtutter be-
retts abgenomnren bat. 9aour9 tperoen
au9 bic Sertel Ipdter tpentger fru4tbar; Die
gber merben enttpeber pbne ale Hid1t6t
auf CUTE SprungfGbigteit au8gelpGAlt ober,
penn man {pl9e fault, tperben Die btlt9Iten
g~etauft, @on f9le9ten @bern tann feline
quite NdAtOmmenf6aft er5eugt tperoen.
2. Die 3u friib3eitige 8ertpenoung bon
Gbern. Nnftott bie1elben erit 81 %bertpenoen,
penn 1te ba1b ausgepa9fen 1tnb (etn Otter
bon 10 Monoten tpirb fir ben 8egtnn Der
@ertpenbung baS ri6ttge fetn), bertpenbet
man bGufig bic 2oIen I9on nit 4-5 Wondz
ten unb bic @ber NIT 6 Mondten. 6terbur3
bleiban Die 3u9ttbiere fir tire 3~ebens3ett
nerfiimmert unb ltefern cine tletne, I9fpd9@
Tide Na9fommenf9aft. 3. Man9el an 8ez
pe0unq Bel ben @9netnen. W&aitf3petne
fplen 3tpar m0gli9it &ube bdben, ober bic
onberen unb namentGt9 Die trd4ttgen
@9petne miifen tdgli9 9etiigenb 8ez
negung baden; bic lebteren tperben 1onit gu
fetf, gebGren tpentge unO f9le4te Tertel uno
qeben feline W&il9. 4. S9lebte Grrldbrung
Der 1Gugenben Mutterf4lpeine, 9ter6ur9
oeben bieTe felbft 3uriid unb aus Der Na4=
8u6t ptrb glei8faus nibts. Die Ssrtel be-
6iirfen tG9li9 bteler urb gutter Mtl9 gum
frGftigen 9eranpa9fen unb beBbalb n1uB
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

- Sn SbroG 1T Der @obn zines Der GGte=
item Biontere Mtltpautees, GuboIpb 9aunnez
NADER, getOrben. 0efen Batter, SufOf
Nunnema6er, mar f6on in ben bter3iger
Sabren nu9 Mtltpautee gefommen unb bate
ii3 bonn bei9etbenen MeBgerburf9en gum
bebeutenbften SteiI3er Der Na4baritobt emu
pOrgeI4pungen, bate ober ipdter bic MeBz
geret nit Observation-Disclosures oertauI9t
Ser @Obn, Der in tungen Sabren auf Der
Sagb etnen Mrm etngebiBt bate, pibmet(
ii9 benz 8antgef6Gft unb bic Iunnema9er'
i3e 8ant bat itets bus Nnfeben bes Nunne=
mu9erf9en Namens gepabrt. 9as Spern=
6aus, an Der norbpeitGt6en Gde Der Oft
pa1ertraBe, Der n@ttb 9aa" gegeniiber, If
fem Wert.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
0ef6aiae Nt6ter+

Sn M}tlpautee tret6en Die 8eri9ts60fe
NIT benz lieben 8ublifum S9tnbIl1ber. Mnz
bertbal6 Sabre iinb felt benz &ra8 i'm Spmz
mer 1898 pergangen unb Der @ere9tigfett
bat MAJ in btefem 3ettroum Die merttpiir=
btgiten 8etnben geiteQt. .9te S8idfale beg
beut14en 8antbeamten Soothing 1inb befdrnt
unb BADEN unter 9eutf3en i'm gan3en 2anbe
bas leb6afteite Snteref1e ertpedt; es ptrb
bes6ulb aub unfere 2efer intereIiren, gu err
fabren, baB 9errn Setting ni9ts baran
9e9tnbert babe, bas Wei6na9tsfe1t i'm &retie
Der Setnigen 3u berleben. 9ie Sadie battle
gang tur3 nor Wei6na9ten bor benz &rtmtz
ndlgert4t CUR 8~erbanblung gelangen IoQen,
aber 9err Settings @nnalt bat es fir not6z
ipenbtg ~befun0en, ft6 auf GGngere 3eit mad
Sloribd 3u begeben unb 1o tpirb man benin
Die 8elunbnng bes 9errnMtGiams ~abparten
m1ifen, ebe man it9 peiter nit 9errn G1tz
ting befaffen tann.
Den 9erren 8ldnfinton un6 Dab, beren
nnlere Seier ii9 iebenfaGs nod erinnern,
TT es ebenfdQS ~gelungen, ben gfeft be8 Sob
res 1884 IN Hube nnb Srteben gu bei9lisBen.
Der Staat5untpalt 0arnmel bate, tpte es
14etnt, Die beiten @bii9ten ge6ubt, ben BET
Den 9errert 81 etnem Tretbilet na9 0a1pun
(oem 8tSconiiner Solicit gu berbeIfen, aber
Das 9ere4tigteits9efu6l bes 6errn &i6terg
28auber bat bas nt9t e%eitattet. 9oTTeIbe
ltraubt it4 b%agegen, nun bieIe 8etben aus
Der S@fpefe(banbe, bic fir ben 8anferptt
Der Planttnton'f9en 8ant b~eranttportltf,
neralS3ugretfen, Obtpobl an i6rer 9C6ulb
TEN 3petfel beiebt unb Die ue6rtoen nur
Der 8oripurf Der berbre6eriT9en GQ6lGf1ioz
tett llnO 8lei49iIttgteit nm bic 8e1ddfte
Der 8ant treffen fam. Qber enttpeber o1e
DOer gar tetner, 70 entf9eibet Der eble 6srr
&t4ter unb 70 biirfen benin au6 bic 6errer
Plantinton unb DAP bic Seiertaqe i'm trQ,1z
ten 5amtlientretie Derbrtnger, anftatt btnter
@3lOB nnb &tegel, tpte 6err 5ummeI es
tbRen 8u9ebabt bate. gu geuiabr ipirb
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

bic Mil9 rei6li9 unb gut gend6rt tperben
(dlerbtngs ni9t in ben eriten Sagen Der
@eburD. @s geniigt beBbalb ntht Die gez
p06nlt9e Siitterung nit &artoffeln, 9rinz
futter, 3iben, &ii9enabfdQen ETC., 1onoern
es muB audi &rdftfutter gegeben tperbet,
pie: &pggen=, @er1te< ooer 9aferf6rot, nit
Mtl9 pber Mtolten angema6t, audi Glete,
5. 0as gu friib3ettige Nbgen0bnen Der Ser
feG, @tele ent5ie6en ben Serfeln f4on nit
bret Mp9en Die Muttermtl9. 9tes foQte
friibeItens nit feds @p9en gei3ehen.
6. 0te 19le9te GrnGbrung Der 2duferz
I9peine. Na9 benz Gnttp0bnen biirfen Die
iungen S9tpetne our9duS nt9t f9le3t gez
6alten nerben, ionbern bebiirfen nod INNER
bis gum Otter bon 6 Monuten ~forgfdlttger
6iitterung unb Bflege; 8epegung in FREEZER
2uft, 3etn6alten bes STATES, be ttmmte
3abl BON Sutter3eiten (%pentgitens 4 i'm
Sage unb piinttltAes Gtnbdlten bteIer Set
ten, feline 9ortionen, ri6ttge Sta1temperaz
tur, trodene unb bt9te @tn1treu, 1iBe 8DQz
Mild, ert aQmGbli9 abgerabmte unb nod
bel dQmd6liher 5auere Wttl4, 9etretoez
T9rot, 8ertenf0rner, QetntuAen, Molfen.
Werben entp06nte S9ipeine ni3t in ieDer
6tnfi9 out ge6alten, 10 nd3fen lie febr lang
fam, tperben fla9rtpptg uno i9arfriidtg
unb T8le9t in ben Musteln. Sci StdQz
baltung o6ne 8epegung tommen mod aQerz
6ano &ranfbeiten Da3u, an oenen Die
@9meine Gang1am gu @runbe geben. uebri=
oens ni7en piele S4petne3i9ter gar MIDI
einmol, pie 19le9t tbre S6peine Iinb, uni
meinen, penn lie nur nengltf4es 8llt" baben
brdr(hten Tie fih Inn dute 6iitterund UNI
9fleqe ni9t gu tiimmern. Z. Die f9le6tt
6dltunq alter 3u9tf9tpetne, unreinli9=
felt, 19le9te Ginitreu, ungeniigenpeS Nusz
miften, mangelbafte Qiiftung, mdngelbafteS
| SrGnfen, ungeniigenDes 9etnigen Der Sr0ge
Ni9t6eu9ten bon 0tbe, &Glte unb Maher=
bebiirfniB beim @eibegang. 8, Die I'M
3pedmGBtqe 8auort Der StoGungen. 6tel
fptrb po6l am meiIten gefeblt. Die S3petnC
Geben in per9ifteter Guft auf faulenbem8ober
i'm 9unteln, I9tpiben i'm Sommer uno frie.
rem i'm @inter, BET 9Gbi9en fi6 i'm 3utanbC
Der SrG6ttgfett on @den unb f9le9ten S6i:
| rem. perDen bon Staten unb Mdufen BE-
lGfttgt, Ieiben bur9 ale bte1e 6ebler at
| Sri9tnen unb Mtil3branb, unb ipenn fl
felbit gut gefittert perben, 10 lobnen II
bic quite Siitterung nt9t i'm minbeiten
9. 9ie 3iibtung, 6altung nnb Maf be-
@9meine nirb als Nebengef6dft BON BET
Srauen be1prgt, bic Mdnner fiimmera ftd
ni9t barum. Iun BADEN aber Die 6au8:
frauen Obnebin genug 8u tbun, 10 baB ite it'd
ni9t geniigenb UNI Die @9petne thinner
fDnnen, Dtelmebr ben 0ienItbOten bt
@9tpeinepflege grOBtentbeils iiberlafen
tnbem 1ie meinen, baB fir Die PfGege btefe.
6austbtere iebe bumme Berf On gut genul
1ei. SAINT es bdnn f6le9t aus, 70 tr0fte
man ft8 nit benz 9ebanfen, entpeber maj
babe fem Slid nit ben @9neinen, pber bt
@6peine3u9t renttre itA iiberbdupt ni6t
g8iirbe man Die Dben gei9tlberten Seble:
bermeiben, 10 piirbe man iibera1 bic @r.
fabrung MAIDEN, baB Die S9tpeine5u3t feb.
befrtebigenbe @tnnabmen gepdbren tann
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

man ben mut6igen Staatsdntpalt lps nnb
bann pirb man nit benz neren f9pn beiIer
gu fabren pifen.
Au9 in @6tcago baben mir in ben lebz
ten Sagen eintge SGIe BON ri9terli9er Sc
fd1igtett erlebt. Die @ebriiber Meabpm>
croft, bic, tpenn tbnen NIT benz MaBe gez
mefen pprben mGre, nit nel9em Dem orr
men S4luder gemefen tptrb, fi9 beute be-
reits inSDliet befdnben, bat un1er Stats
gert9t porlduftg Dor bteIem S6tdfal be-
rpa6rt unD unfer 9efGngniBpertpalter mar
10 freunoGi4 gepefen, ii4 nit Der l1eberz
fiibrung Der @erurt6eilten nd6 Soltet nt9t
Defenders 81 beetlen, 9as polen mir t6m
nOb am penigften libel nebmen, benin BON
einem @efdngntBbernalter 1T eS INNER
f9Dn, penn er bas 9er3 duf benz re9ten
SLED bat unb fem &mt ni9t nit unn0t6i@
ger Strenge ausiibt, 10 LANCE er nur nit
glei9em NeaBe mtBt. Mber tpenn &t9ter
g~etptfermaBen auf benz @prunge fteben,
INN rei9en @a1tnern aus Der Stnte gu bel=
fen, un6 es INNER II rei6e @auner DOer
2eute nit etnem etnfluBrei9en Nnbanq
finb, bann tpirb man bod an Der 8ere3ttgz
felt IRE.
@iefe rt8terGi6e @efdGigteit bat fh9 aud
i'm Sale bes Serrn 9eb8 geaeigt, penn fe
biefem au9 ni9t gu Staten getommen 1T,
fOnbern it9 nj burb Derbtnbli3e 8orte
GuBerte. 0err Mppbs bemertte ndmlt9
ausbriidlt9, er bate ni9t i'm Slime gebdbt,
Die 9erren 9ebs unb 9enofen i'm @enuB
tbrer Sreibett pGbrenb Der Seterta9e 81
ft0ren, au9 penn cine 8erufung IN baS
Oberbunbesgett4t ntAt i%tattgefunben bGtte.
On etnem berarttgen riidIt9t5bD1en Nuf=
treten unIerer 6erren Hi9ter pdre ia gar
nt6ts ous3uIeben, tpenn es alien D9ne
nnterf9teb gu She'll piirbe, aber ba bas
ni@t Der San, 10 beriibrt es unangene4m
unb Qeuten ME 8lonftntpn unb 0oD unb
Setting gegeniiber bas Ge3tsgefibl ttef
berleBenb.
II don't know" -f9reibt Semanb an
cine engli19e 3ettung in elmer Sin eabung,
in pel9er er Die 8erurtbetlung bes SrampS
6tBgeraIb in Stem 0orf tpegen @erbrtngunQ
elmer Na9t in einem @tor'f6en 8ett gu
einidbriger @efdngntBfrafe unb bic bee
0eb5 nur gu elmer b~atbjabrigen beTprt4t,-
how these two sentences make you
feel, but they make me feel tired"
So 9ebt es au9 urs nit ben O6eneripdbn-
ten 8eiipielen rtbterGt6er GefGuigteit gegsr
retbe @auner unb Qeute nit etnFluBrei9eu
In6ang = they make us feel tired: =
man tptrb PERTINENT.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

Nus unferer bumortittfden 1toppe,
Isle fommen mir aber fomii9 Dor,
6err 8umper; ieBt molten sic pieber
finf3ebn Dollars baben unb BADEN bic
leBten 3ebn nod ni6t be3a6lt!"
vOie min icb Sbnen eben bon ben fInfz
1ebn 3urRGgeben."
x X 4
vgtun, Gillette, mas faste Der Serr 0irefs
tor, mas tptrb beute geipteIt?"
vNd1, sndbige 8rau, es miro beute tpObI
aar nibt ssiptelt uerOen, Der 6err Director
iaete: Or muB auf's 2anbl
X * i
(gbiliiter, iibt anu 8iertii6 stpif9en
3pet Stubenten):
uS9 iebe pObI,Y meme Serren StuOens
ten, baB sic MIDI nur ouf3ieben poQen,
Sb mill Sbnen aber einen ri9ttgen 8egriff
bon msinem G6arafter geben. S4 bin
tpeoer S9afsfopf, nocb BIN t9 elm Starr,
aber i'd beftnOe MIDI 10 in Der Ofitts spiz
i3en beiben."
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Ser @ranh beg peItberiihmten 81

- Ser 8ranb bes peltberii6mten Stiff
6ouIe" bat bic Stabt am 9olbenen SHORE
nm cine ibrer gr0Bten @ebenspiirbtgtetten
bera1bt. @er mad San Tronct8cO tum,
ma9te 1elbi tber itdnbli9 au9 bic Tabrt nit
Der 9ummD=8a6n" nab benz Stiff 9oufe",
bteIem beliebten Nusflugspunfte Der Gan
Tranci8coer, BON beien lufttger Gage aus
man BEL elmer bampfenben S9ifel Slams"
unb einem famofen 3tnfanOel Ober fDnItt>
gem caGifornif9en @etpG9s, bic Robben it6
i'm Wteere tummeln Dber auf ben Seal
&odS" fonnen fe6en fOnnte. 0dS Stiff
6oufe" maj bOr 80 Sobren erbaut porben
unb unmittelbar boran f6lOIfen ft6 Die erit
bor &ur3em er0ffneten @eeboOebGufer, Die
an 3tpeitauienb Mtenf9en gu faFfen berz
mDgen, 9teIe 8abebdufer finb bonn Seuer
berf9ont 9ebGteben, unb au9 bas Stiff
9ou1e" pirb 9err Nbotpb @utro, benz bas
@an3e gebOrt unb befen berrli6er MO3nz
fB auf Der SptBe Der NnbObe ltegt, ouf 6eren
@or1prung 1t4 Die Stiff 6Oufe">Nnlugen
%befinOen, pObI nod groBarti9er tpieoer berz
1teleu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Der ruffif6e Meisen bat fi6 nit be

Der rufff6e @et5en bat ft9 nit ben
be{lHdzrnffti4en 9anbqlsDertrag, gum
@daben bes amerifantf9en, ben beutf6er
Marft erObert, benn bic Musfubr befeGber
nab 9eutf6Ganb 1T felt benz Sntrafttreer
bes @ertrags Inn 1O6 unb Der @erit'
Tim 298 prO3ent geittegen, unO bus trOB bel
bier berrf3en0en ipOttbiutgen Preiie! 9a:
gegen bat bas ameritaniide petroleum bai
ruiftf9e betnabe %bOlitdnbtg aus 9eutf4:
lamb berbrdngt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

- @eftern, ben 25, DECEMBER, mar Der
Sabrestug Der 1870 erfOGgten @O1enbunq
bes Mont GentszSunne1s, 9eute lit Der
Sabrestag Der @eburt bes 0t6ters @rni
M}ortb NrnOt Q769), befen 80, @eburtsz
tag 1859 in gan3 9eutf6GanO nit Demon
i%tration sefeiert purbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Oeffentltd7er Oanf.

@Gen GreigniTen, tpet6en ib es au3u>
f9reiben babe, baB t9 gu metnem Subildum
metn Mint1terpprtefeuiQe %lOsgetpOrben unb
babnr9 I'M Stanbe bin, bas feltene Set obne
Merger u1b Gorge gu fetern, fage t9 bier
nit metuen ber5li9iten 0ant,
S9eIIing,
Suftt3mtntiter a. ..
@n3et9en i'm Qbenbblatt baben INNER
einen suten @rfol9.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
Gi1enBaRn~ GaRrplane.


Nbtcagp & 9tortbtue Itera=Giiem b abn. Sidet
W Offices 9tps. 206-208 G~lorf=StraBe, an br
OotleD @nenue Station nnb am 9eppt Gde Weas,
uuo &in3iesStrase.
Nhfohrt gInfunft
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
& linton paReneer Station.
IvUGnnSyIVdnid Lines.
y M0am5z, 0aMaI= um0 Wa0ifprsstr.

S~idef-6ffices: an Der @totion, in 24S G. @lart'
6traBe Gfe SyodIon, uuD i'm NubitDriunt=9DteL
9ur6=3iqe fobrer pte Tplgt nod @ertroI=3eit:
eSGnlih- tS1nlih. dusaenpnn1en &pnntaos.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
eS4tnotS Central.

NHe burd9ebshben 3i9e BON Der GENERALIZATION.
Z. StraBe 1nS 9art ROp. 8hge fir ben slben fDnnen
ebenIals at p. StroBe. 80. StraBe une Snbe Bart ges
nommen meroen. 9tdet5 in Der Stobt-Offee, 1914 5io
G~lartsStroBe, uno int auOitoriuu=3oteL
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26
abfabrt antnnft

6Sbtca9o, WttID attfee C ct. BatI=Gtienba aim.
W Sto StsStdetsOffice 207 gIorfsStraBe; Selepbone
219o Ntaiu. Union 9oiia9ier .StotiOu GauaG. abGms'
uno WtablionsStraBe
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

Qbonntrt auf bas Nben6blatt. 8reis
l Gents per Summer, 6 Gents pet @O9e,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

GsStbtsam Central, 81. p. 6. & 8. 81. unb .. q
~" u. st. R.-aTbe Niagara 6a18 Toute". 9ifst.
Offices, 81 @Iart Str. unb StatiOneu II Str. unb 9nrt
Nop, Y. Ctr. SO. Ctr. nmb 9nbe 9ort.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

NbteaaD,. Sod SsEanS i gactNes@Abw.
W Baiia9iersStatipn. Ban Burers5tE., Elm 8Io3
ilbIth Oom 9oaro 81 3rabs. 3idet.OfHce: 1e4 GIartltr.