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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14
soMB NEW BOOKS.
Csthertus ~.

Msssus. Appleton have published. under the
title Of The Romance OF IN Empress. IN Eng
llsh translation OF the LIE Of Catherine H.
OF Russin. originally written In French by r.
wLLIszpwsKL The circulation Of this book 10.
Il seems. prohibited in Russia. but tits not easy
10 sec why. for Il is not only IN appreciatlve
but even n sympathetic biography. Il Is un-
,loubtedly the most exhaustive md authentic
study OF a remarkable personality which has
ever appeared Materials, indeed, for a trust
worthy account OF Catherine were only re-
Gently hccessiblo now. on the contrary. out OF
seventy-two volumes OF documents already
published BY the Russian Imperial His
torical society. all but twsnty arc d.
rectly concerned with the history Of her
reign. There are other sources OF informs-
ton scattered in obscure Russian perl.
odicals. or buried in the archives Of Rus.
Ella and France which have never before been
consulted. but to which recourse has here been
made. The book IL we'll called q romance. for.
although no legends are admitted in it. and
the author has been at pains to present
nothing but verified facts, the actual career OF
the subject was so abnormal aud sensational
as to seem to belong to fiction. Whether We
consider the extraordinary contradictions In
GATHERINGS character or the bewildering vlcis-
STUDIES in her experience. we may well feel
history. Yet, when we read her correspond
snce. we cannot but see that this woman was.
in truth. intensely m Cd rn. and would probably
understand our own time much better than We
do the environment In which she lived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

There was, nevertheless one aspect OF her
mediocre existence that might suggest to the
youaG Princess sophia the possibility OF =
larger destiny. She WAS i 10 true. but .
little German princess. brought up in a petty
German town, with a desolsts sandy waste for
her horizon. But on this particular region
lay the shadow OF a mighty though distant
power. This very province. not so long before
had seen a strange uniform in it, towns. aud
had iolt the growing prestige Of an empire
newly admitted into Europe and already
klndlinE in other nations immsasurabls hoOas
and fears AT stettin. the details Of the siege
maintained against the armies OF the
White Gar were fresh in all memories.
Moreover. through the marriages which had
united daughter OF pstsr tho Great
10 a Duke OF Holstein and a granddau Ghtsr Of
Ivan. tho elder brother Of Peter, to = Duke Of
BrunsWick, whole network OF alliances and
reciprocal EttEBetl0Es had been established De-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14
Wiz

What Was the actual number Of iAvoritss
from the day Of GATHERINGS accession 20 the
day 81 her deAthf The present JioErapher
does not lind Il szsy TO answer with absolute
precision. Only ten Officially occupied the
post. with all It's privileges aud responsible
ties; Dut az the time RhsR koTsEkOn vas IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

Avery simple method OF preventing hard De-
posits In steam boilers is mentioned hy NJ
schmidt. French engineer There are two
boilers in use at the same time, one be.G= At
rest, aud the water in use is very bad, teiGs
very calcareous aud magnesic. with oggAuo
matter chlordes. and a little sulIhat- 81
lime, Each boiler is allowed 10 60 IN WorElrs
for about 900 hours before being cleaned whr4
u Is stopped. with the water in II. AMI al Wed
10 cool down for about week; the mas n'f -
allowed 10 become cold, and then o." IS. y
opened. al so tho safetyNalve SO that the Na'eE
rams naturally out OF tho boiler ths hI'I'
when pt5. being entered and simply N,t'
easily swept away leaving the boiler a. an
inside as n IL were new. This mc'hyi -
been ia use some five years, and lens
show that the ordinary hardening ot a "t"rtH
in boilers is due To the absence ~ water IH
than while the mud ani the non a." M
heated ~ tho brlrkwoTI when the i...rL = -
oeeh emptied ~ ire nIlIhAIY met. ...
pressure IL ~ necessary, however,
systenl, TO tie Euls Z. 10 without the J a'... -'
boiler Tor soue eight days.
II is not commonly known that the q T'-etes
between the two we!l-known vRristia- .' 20
ment tho i,ossIda's AMI tho Portlar ., IA
tho fact that the first named is @ 1a '.S'
product and the latter an ar'iH t- '.'
former Is maIo ~ burning shay llte- q"
In Sins apd grinding the eliaker IEai .."4
with hHTr stones 10 a ysg5 fne powder w..'.
wSeG Mtrei with water sUOa sH's H. . '...r
an ARTIFICIAL Stou. nssg!F A. bar, 80 'h" ..rle ".
rogE. Portland cen. "nf. "a tHn n.haE ..I . -
made uy eomD!nlrg rhhlk u- -..lH u'f -. '... q
20: m@Stono t-es from .rgn"r.a g. IN 30. ...rr
clay, these tng'eTta.- Lv. ~ irf Eair z
and iuais into sTlrss. winch E.fe hume
k.lns with coke fuel al = Ne~s ~ on 80 i.-''' ..
resulting cllnkHT "a - E-pIn4 m 'h1 rH.
manner as natural cement. All ~ Tt-a
stEongsE and sets gu!ckcs taan The osAsE'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-20
Silks and Dress Goods
FOR PRESENTS

How much that dear wife would enjoy
a Silk Or Wooden Dress pattern Christmas
morning. Make her happy; we will
help you.
Satin Duchess, special values at $100,
s125, $3.50 and S165 yard Satin Ria
damas at sLOO, sL25 and $3.50 Also
good qualities and low prices in Gros
Grain and FailIe Silka
About 25 German Novelty Suits on
hand are offered At = great reduction.
They must 90 this week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-20
AT STEVENSON & CO..

-AT STEVENSON g. co.'s
It's the finer sort or Handkerchiefs
which are in most demand these days.
Handksrchiefs for Christmas gifts. aud
that is Why we mention these especially.
What beautiful present hne OUCH
ESS HANDKERCHIEF makes. We
are showing at least 100 different styles
at geo to &25. Our stock OF Swiss and
Linen handkerchief II very large, all
prices from 25c to 81
Ladies' China Silk Handkerchiofs At
prices ranging from loo to $250
Gents China Silk Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, good size. 25c.
Cent? China Silk Handksrchiofs with
beautiful initial, only 45c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-20
Children's Books.

We can show you more Children's
Books than All the other stores com bined-
Prices never 90 low.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-20

" II ouy the best book OF the KIND We
ever offered The Altemus VademeonH
series consists of the following: "Cran-
ford, "a Window ia Thaums," "Rab and
His Friends 'Vicar Of Wakefield"
idle Thoughts Of an Idle Fellow"
Tales From Shakespeare. " Sesame and
Lilies, ethics of the Dust" Scarlet
Letters" pleasures OF Life" blouse of
Seven Gables" "AIosses From an Old
Ianse," "Bacon's Essays" Twice Told
Tales" Representative Men," dis
courses. /" Thoughts" Addresses" SINH
tation Or Christ" "Chesterfeld's Letters
"Raveries Of a Bachelor" "Dream Life"
"5artor Resartus," and many others.
, 1894-08-31
Srape DoIt5titen.

9Oli3eidbef Brennan erbielt geitern Elm
Sbretbcn UOn 6enrD Nilion, Dem 8rGlts
oentcn Der y5obtet unD 5jfet Co., 81 un6
80 6r%0nfltnitr., wcl1cr Sic Quimertiams
felt bcS BOli3et6efS ouf 6aS muiterbafte
8etra9en Ser 9oli5iitcn Mc@uire uno
Sobn SDeeban 9eIegentli3 zines ltnfaQs,
bon tpeIdem 6rau @ilion betroffen nuroe,
lenft. Srau gSilion i~tjir3te Dor einigen
Gagen all Der 9carbort> uno Wa6iionitr.
BON eilenl StraBenbobntpageu, uno tie
Titblt itb ieBt DeranlaBt, Sen bei6en 8oliz
5tlten, bic tbr beiiprangel1, ibren 0ant fur
Die Sor8falt uno Qufmerfialnfeit, nit Der
Dtelelben Tie be6an6elten, auSiprecben ;I
lalien. Die mei3ten i%ibrigen 8laur0de iouz
ten itb 81 beiOen 8elobten sum- Wtuitcr
neDmen.
@bef Brennan bat BEN Snipcftor 6unt
beaultragt, 3u unteriuAen, oh ba5 benz
8oli5iiten q. 9. 6Don 9e5outc Sob fir Die
0urcb i'm Dor einigen &o9en pOu5ogene
J%tettung zines Otenibenle6cnS in benz
6auie go. 1862 GOttage @roOe 9(pe. ge>
re6tferti9t lift. Soute Iebtere8 Der SAL
lcin, 10 miro NDan Sur 8ei0roerlng Dorz
geiblagen, ferner ipirO lcin Same auf Die
2iite Der Ganoibaten fiir bic auiG6rlicb an
ben b%rooiten 8Oli3tften geWG6rte Wtcb0iue
9eieBt iperoen.
, 1894-08-31
Stdottihes.
Rletne lIad>rtcbten.

Der 84jdbri8e Sobn S9ulB aus
gtort6 @panlton tpurbe geitern auf Der
2epn glaces8 reu5ung in Guaniton bon
etncnt 53u9e Der Nortbmeltern >8abn Iberz
fabren uno getD6tet. .
- Ginem 0eriicbt sufo(9e loQet Bic
b%ieli9en unb OtiImoufeer 8rauer baS oez
metnlome 8onO, meGcbe3 iie, iopeit oas
gcmetniama Sntcrciie in 8etrac6t fommt,
bereits uml0ltn8t, nod etipaS letter ges
fniipft baben. Sic iolIen eit freunbld6aftz
lt9eS llcbcreintommen 9etroffen Daben,
ponacb fetu>8rauer> innerDalb 200 SUB
bon Dem YlaB, mo ein Qnoerer 8raYcr cine
gStrtbibaft bctreibt, einen Saloon er0ffneu
bari; ferner OaB Retner etnen 8eriucb
macben 0arf, ben &un6en zines Qln6eren
81 9etDtnnen nno 5ulebt, baB Der 8retS BON
Sc per 8orrel inter alien ltulitGn0en aufs
recbt erDaltcn bleibt.
- Die SHE fir ie 2 8%erionen auf 6elt
GabelbaDnlinten Der 0toroieite, ipie ite jebt
taft aIgenctn fir Sic oftenen GarS eirgcz
fitbrt ittb, e%rtpeticn itcb I'M boben @jraoe
unbeqltcn1. S6ttmn lit e5 icbon, penn
Elm Older isb neben eilten 0iinnen feBt.
Der GeBtere iDtrO oonn u~nbarmber3ig III
Sic Gfe gequeticbt unb mus froh iein, penn
CT NIT Detler Oaut bapon fomntt. Sebel1
lib aber 5pet 0i6e Suiammen, 6ann be-
8innt Der Sarnpf um'S 0alein in bes 8orz
teS Oertuegcniter 8eoeutung. 9a itnb bie
fitnfiibi8en 8Gnte unbe6itgt Dor3u5ieben,
neil bier Bic 9imenitonen ficb portbeil6after
Dert6eilen f0nnen.
, 1894-08-31
Beim ,,Sbneioerf0nio".

QtuS 9on6on lcbreibt man; Der berii6mte
8ariier S9nei6er Mortb, Der, tpie leir
gtame DerrGtb, aus England i%tarnntt, 6at
einem 0ertrcter res bieit8en 0amenjonrz
malls y8oman" einige 9aten iiber 1etn Sc
ihGft un6 ieine 8reiie 9egeben. y0}einc
9etu0bnlic6e &ecbnun9 fir Elm leibenes &C.
ieQi9aftSfleio lift 1000 Bis 1900 &c., beionz
berer 2lUspub erbObt natitrli6 bic Soften
betrd0tIicb. go DerFertigte icb einnal Elm
0offletO, BEL benz Die Scbleppe oletlt
20, 900 so. foitete tie tpar nit feinen Sci
benlptBen bcoeft. GtneS meiner t6euer1teu
&(eiber fam auf beinabe loo, 900 90. 0te
Qmertfanertnnen treiben es tt 6er &leioerz
ertraDagan3 10 3ientlic6 an tpeitelten unb ie
geD0ren oaber 3u meinen beiten 8un0en.
8Or &ur3em bate ib elmer iun9en Qlmeriz
fanerin Elm 8aQtleio on5uprobiren i0re
3ofc erSabIte Mir nacbber nit StolS, bas
&oriet, DaS ibre 6errin trug, foite 300 Wf.,
tbr SpiBenunterroG 900 3d., ibre l1uterz
boicn, be1ebt nit e6ten alien Spiben, 900
90, bas Baar un6 tbre Strumpfb6n6er nit
9olOenen S6nalen unb ie etnem Claimant
1900 90. Die llnterfleiber oieler iuneer
@rbtn reprdientirten alIO aQetH betnabc
1000 3d."
, 1894-08-31
Observation-Disclosures

tpur6en geitern an folgen6e 8%erionen aus
sefteat:
g. 8. Glon9, 2lt0figes 8affeins@obn
DauS nit @r6gei6oB, 322 6airficlO Q(oe.,
$500; 6. %. 9e6ar6, 3tpei 2it0d;ge Bad
itetnzStGle nit Gr6geicboB. 1916 8inz
6eiter 2lbe., $500; Trau 6erpdS, 1it0diger
9nbau, 1885 81 Monroe Ctr, $4,000
SaneS WtorrileD, 2it0ft9es 8oditeins
WobnbauS nit GrbgeIGboB, 500 Gurner
Qtpe3 $4,000; WtcGormif 0arpeiting STA
cbinerD, 4it06i9eS 8aditeinz2 a9crbauS nit
Gr6gei3oB, QeaDitt un6 Soutb 8ranC6
Str, $4,000; Q8. SO. @eorgc, 2t0digeS
8afitein> 8obnbauS nit Grb9eiboB, 856
Glttton 2lpe., $4,000; s, 6. Sbarber,
3it06i9es 8aditctnz2aben uno 8oDnbouS
nit Grbgei6oB, 1854 &eb3ie 2loe., $4,000 ;
SoDn 6uQtban, 3it0figeS 8adftctn> 8o6nz
bauS nit @r69ei4OB, 8ayter Str., $4,000
9. 8ot6rt6, sipet 2itDdigc 6ol3>NObnz
9Guier nit @rogeiboB, 1893 80 Sberptn
QDe., $4,000; G9arleS 8artltng, 3it0di9e5
8aditetn>N DbnbauS nit Gr69ciboB, 1922
6ouitDn 9lDe., $4,000; Stobt Chicago,
1itDdtger Qtnbau 3um S6ulbau8, 81. Str.
uno WfOnroe 2lDe., SIS, 900; &. 6. Camp,
fitnf 2it0fi9e 8aditetn70 obnbduier nit
Grbgci@oB, ~6846-6854 @. 8orf 9(pe.,
10000; s., 8ropn, 2f0digeS 8afiteinz
Mobn6auS nit grO9ei9oB, 6346 2angleD
2tDe., $2500; Trau S. McGartbD, 3it0figes
8aflteinz0 obnDauS nit grbgei4oB, 1880
81, 9atprence Qpe., $1,000; 81. S. 3ooLen
fitnf 1it0Gige 8adteinz2Gben nit @rbgez
ihoB, 126-134 Is. Str, $4,000; Sranf
Beterlen, 2itDGi8e5 8ofitetn>8 obnbou8
nit GrbgeiboB, 675 Sbefiel6 2lpc., $4,000
s.. 6arneD, 2it0di9e5 6oI5>g8obn6ou5 nit
Gro9ei6oB, 4241 @ranb Q(oe., $4,000; S,
$. 9clan, 2it0fi9eS 8adtein z8obnbau8
nit Gy6gei6OB uno Stall, 714-716 2unt
Q(De., $4,000.
, 1894-08-31
Gin bilItoes OerLanoen.

SObn 9(gnetp, Ser 9rali0ent Der 8ermu=
Oe5 NSpbolt 60, criHdte geitern ben
WfaDor, Die &er9ebun9 beS 8flaiterungSz
SontratteS fir Die lexington 2(oe. mn
Der 6lournoDitraBe nicbt l6tger ~binauS3u=
iAieben, Oa Bic fit Die &ornabme BON
PflaItcrun9Sarbeiten giinitige SaDre53cit
t0rem Gnoe ent8e9en8ebe. O6erbouzGom=
miiidr SOneS, III ben 6err Qlgneip per;
tpiclcn tpurbe, CAB 6ieiem ben 8eidbeio, oof
ct ben @ontratt in ben nGc6iteu 3ogen Der=
9e6en iperOe. 0ttt Der g flaiterung Der 2a=
laae 2(pe., bic bereitS am n0rblicben @no(
Der StraBe in Douem @cn9e lit. ertldrtt
0err 9(gnetp, nob Dor Gintritt Der fGLterer
Sabres5ett ferti9 lein 3u lpouen.
, 1894-08-31
Die reor9onifirten Disqualification

Die disqualification, tpel9e bis6er BEN
@astruit 3uiammenfebten, BADEN Der 9(nz
~Orbnun9 6eS Hi6ter8 8in6es 9emdB, iebt
jebe fir it4 9ireftoren unb Die erfOrOer7
lt6en 8eamten getpdbIt unO ieOe etne be-
iOnbere Sfftce 6e5o9en. Sn Ser bt5bert9ell
Office OeS @aStruitS, go. 2 MabiioniIr.,
1T 9}teman6 81 ftllOen, Ser ii6cr helt @aSs
truit ais iolben @uSfrnft SIT ertbetlen Derz
mag, Sb aber bic 0as8eieGic6aften ntcbt
nur i9ctnbar ben 2(norOnungen 0es9tidbters
BtloeS n~adbgeton1men ftn6, pirb Iicb erit
berau8itclell, peun i'm ndcbiten @ericbtSz
termin I'M Septembcr Sic Trage ser Gonz
troQirung BET Gbtcago'er @a89eieuicbaften
burcb sic 9btlabeIp6ia'er 6ibelitp Sn@
iurance, Gruit anO Safe DepOiit So. entz
I6ieben tper6cn miro.
, 1894-08-31
3lcue 51n5eigen.

OIae Gooess Nn5ei9en, weI9e fir Ole
moreen. 2tusgabe Der nJuinois Staatss
3eitune" aufeeeeben peroen, erfdeinen Foifen.
frei i'm 2lbenobIatt, Die 2lnnabme Don 2ln=
5eieen fir oas NbenobIatt idIieBt am " llhr
MIittass, fir ole WIoreens2luseobe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-08-31
0rnn0eiqeut1nm
Gotten in u. G. qstna's gOlDsrs Cafe snbOiOifOr

Soften in u. 6. 9sfiug's BOpers Cafe SubotoitOA
@uf au9emsirsn Buui6 Der sobIrsi9sn gsiu9er OsR
9srru 9eiHg's 5orn ON Boomers 2af. in WiseouiiH in
Die 2ote.6rOnt i'll Gotten ~ousseIegt urO in ben Maorti
sebru9t. Bppers Safe ift in stpeiitiHOtssr 5oprt nit
Der NOrtb @efsrH.8oBu gu ,rreideu, Iisst uabs Der
Citation SeHon SuHettDI, NiscOufiu. gle fur5s 5abrt
bon Senoa Sunction 3nn Safe lit reid an grenerien uub
gepabrt cine berrIiHs auSftdt ouf oos berurultsssubs
SerratH. Sie Gotten BobeH i~6lnmtIid3 SO SUP SuofrOHt
am Gee uuD IeIbft I'M bstBeftsH SOmmer Eebt Elm be.
ftdnbiq fibler 9inb bonn SiOen uber ben &ate uRb fua
III SSoIge Der GRefront un0 oss fteIg tlbIeH minots
bieIe Soften bic bsgsBrteiten ON gan5eu Safe fe BcSsf
cine Siefe BON 500 SUP. fH0 nit ben ia6HfteH
S6otteHbduneH tote Giden, gubeu, @sOeru, unb aaerIei
GdIussespdaIeu beftaubea, erbebeu f6 tbeilipelie SO 5uB
uber ben SEE uuO bieteu cine maIsrlihe &Hsiibt Ibsr ben
cine Bteile breiteH unO 5UeI W}eueH IaHgeH See, DeIs1
OIL SAonbelt uuo 5csrerteu oem eafs Seneoa, Dem be.
Iie6tsitsn Gee Bisroutus, sleidfommt. 9as flare
@aIier, BON Giienqueneu geHaBrt, frei BEN alien 5umpi.
p~1an3en, Der ieHeige sBoeen bistsu bic 195ufteu Babe.
pidBe; 3obErsi6e Slide, 5ootfabren unb Segelu IaSen
gu Oieiem sport. Sir gobeanfalten. CUTE gerpFeguus
uno promtpte 9srbinsuns 5luii9sn Der Stati9u SenOs
SunctiOn unb benz Cafe 1T seIOrgt.
gtur So Soften Fu0 oorbouoeu; feirs TomiIls uuo
RoturIiebb0bsr ionteH es uuterloTIeH, fb cine gauIte1e
gu f9sru. yqbere au5tuHft srtbsilt, iOuis glattea
oerieHest
6. WeIm2
1855 WlEuaufee Ioe.
, 1894-08-31
6. WteIm2
1855 Wtl.paufee Ioe.
sber 3immer 60, g}O. 20 ga Saue Ctr.
qusiHigsr agent. SelO. Huo 2aHogeT9ait
3lut3baiD

81 ODHbnIezSOtteH. - $500 uub e%ufiDdrts.
- &eibte 2Qbluugeu. - 2QHge SermiUe. "a Rrn3e1t
Sntereifeu. - jn unmittelbarer ytdbe BEG Ioouonle UHo
DtoplelD0po 2eoOt5, ODH Sbuleg uu6 &IrAeu. 9teuH
Soften an Der SbOmu5 AOC. uabe Der Belmont Uu0
clifton Ipe.. ftn0 Tur cine ueue Sdule Qefouft uu0 rulrs
biclelbe luuerbalb elnes SaBres oebaUt IeIu. 2tbSuass
faHdle unb W0iier limb 9elegt 9ie 5o5rt nab Der Staot
betrdgt nur . geuts. 9e 6o6bubu miro lire 3uge IN
tur5er 3eIt ourdb Oieies SebIet laufeH Iaiieu. Sic i10Hs
item Se6Gftslotteu an Der GlitDH uuo Belmont 4Oe,
,I M Sor 81 Sos{t5o'ts SR s - . ,+.s, 5'U ~ nne ~ 800.
ItruBen. - 9duier nab @uuin ali lei1te 2b5ohluHgeR
gebaut. 3uge perla1ieu SoHHtoQs I'm go ubr uHh
nm l.30 ntItta9s oa5 gSeus Str. 3epD uHo haIIeH at
meiuer 3UeigoTfce. Gde 3iDerItB str. uuo NaaplerUooo
Citation. - StFce SUHHtogs often.
6. WieImS,
Sfeb. bon, FIJI, fR, bare 1875 8ilrpoutee 8GE.
, 1894-08-31

NnftiOn8= Serfdufe.
NufttOHs.0 Otta
ResuIdre @ertaufs.SaaE
Montoes uuO 9pnuerftaSs.
pe3taI @ert6uie on anberen SassH hes WoRatA
g1oaren auf 9rtoat.Vertaut WbOIefals sber RstaiL 30
GuftionssBrelleE.
0srfdufe BON @obuuusssginrj9iuuse1 cine Ses3iaIita&
Ss&S nDresiGOiieu bel uebertr9guHG
SOrreTponbenaeH perben ertuartst
MGrtiu GperiG & So
9luftiDudre.
t2op1S, tuiO @61 6 2GS Gtnte Ctr. GHieaaa
, 1894-08-31

fSreuuben un0 8efan1ten DIE tralrige 9tadrt6t, boB
4. DfcierSber9 am 8ouueritag %Ytodbmitto9 geitrrbeH
lit. 9te Seerbt0un9 ftTbet am Sonnto9 ben 2. Sep=
TENDER, 10 ubr YormittaQs, pom Srorerbollie, gto. 500
lBelSzStr., nod 9%Halobetm itatt. DIE betrttbte Saith :;
31aQ2t q Bertha @cietSber0.
, 1894-08-31
WfUblirte 2in1mer

On permtetbeu: Sir l, > ober 3 S5erreu. Iebr
~ IbOne 3lmnter nit p0er u1ne 8porO, biuiait. bel
oelltl9er 6ontIlIe. q Sit @Dic0gO 9tne. 30o93t
, 1894-08-31

5reuuoeu unO 9efonnten Die trauri8e 9toGridt bah
meiue oelie6te Satin Sutin am 9pmuerItQQ SEN 80
9tu9uit ianft euti9lofeu lit. 9ie 8eeroj9un9 fiuu6et itott
ONT Sonuta9 ben ?. September, II ubr Mittoes, pom
IrauerbauIe, 722 g~GeuS=StraBe, nab @olobeim.
Ser tr0Heru0e @atte &omts Sabu.
, 1894-08-31
NerSnidleS.


M obt1On MebicuI SuItitute, DR.. 8ige[olu,
~ Verlpalter-Gtoblirt 1860; erfoIqretl5e Spe5lQliiren
III allen br0nll9en, SIut=, 0uut= uno uerp6ien 3raHt=
beiten, betoerlet 6eihle9ter; refine Mte0i3lner, @let=
trt3ltat, Sel1tdlt9teit unO @rfobrung ~iiderr 9eilungeu.
&etae Se3ablun9 Obne @rfDIgi NuStuuit frel.
por ober i1retbt: SateIi0e @uiloine. Sitolpeft.@de
Aoans= nno 9lartsStr. 4aQlWG tuIO
, 1894-08-31
Genprbcm :


@m 81. @ueuft itarb 9anieI 6aspar1 i'm <er bon
70 Sabren. Y%egrdbutB Spuutag Wtor9en u IL ubr oput
Srauerbauie, 1883 &bObes &oe,, toD 9toiebiu.
, 1894-08-31

lin Stenun9iu6enben bet Der 9e9enz
ipGrtigen gtOtblage baS Grlangen bon 8ez
i6Gftigung GIT erlei6tern, nimmt baS
Qbenbblott Ser SutnoiS StGatsaettung
SteQenaeluche unent0eItli6 9lf.
, 1894-08-31
SE1rn1en.

On pertaufeu: 100 @cres ot Sooo &ioer, Oregon,
- So @ttaipuert SUB berrliben &onnenbol5es, 9rOBe
8dume, MIR 20 Ntetlen BON RDrtlano, Oregon. NtnB
bia!9 fiir 8aar o~erfauft per0er. Nor.:
lSagborp, tulo II 8 Steats seItuHg.
, 1894-08-31
StraBen.Oer beiierl1noen.

SIM SberbaucommiIariat ipur6en 9eltte
9ormittag 9ln9ebOte fiir Die Bflaitcrun8
elmer 2ln5obl StraBen, beStu. @alien geOffz
net. Die neu 81 pfloiternben StraBeu lino
oie Safe Don 6arriionz bis 0urleD, 5nts
icben MtoDz unb Qlber0eenitraBe; Die Garz
penteritr., bon Der SO. bis SO. Ctr; GDtz
cago 9(pe., bon State9 bis Bincitr. Seiferp
Q(Oe., ben II. bis 70. Str. WtatberitroBe,
BON Clinton bis SsfferlOnitr.; 8rottitr.,
BON Sangomon> SWreenitraBe; &ebeccaz
ftraBe, bon 6oftpeQitraBe bis 415 SUB Oitz
lib BON Oerielben; 30. Str., BON Cottage
@roDe QUe. bis Safe 9lpe. un0 B. 9(OamSz
ftraBe, bon Canal bis 6alite6itraBe.
, 1894-08-31

Ou perfa II len -Enpens pOob. sic if6ui.
y @de iE bieier btbi4en uuO b~liibeuOen @oritabt.
I8aIer urb Seuer in BEN StraBen uuO 0e StraBeH ssa
pflaftert. Sage: Glib uno Sifrcut Wegeu Breis uHo
lpetterer &uStuuft men6e man it4 miiuDli6 DOer i9rtit'
lHb on " I'M. 3. &s!. 112-114 2eorbOrn Str-
8opCe Building. 2OmIbaU
, 1894-08-31
Oeirathsfheine.

ToG9en6e 6eiratb5ibeine pur6en beute
bon 6errn Salbmonion i'm Bureau bes
county >Glsrts altSgeiteut;
, 1894-08-31
gu faufen geiu6t.

q eIub DIT: 3Tbtiger, lnDerhetratbeter BARTENDER
" miin19t Saloon 81 taufen ooer oIs Bartuer etn3us
tretet. NDr.; III 81 Staots3ettun9.
, 1894-08-31
BartuerS.

Ueiu9t: 3tdtiger Undergraduates BARTENDER
W tpiIni)t Saloon 81 taufGn ooer ais Rartuer elu3u=
treten. A0r.: HA So Staats3etttGg. 30ag3t
, 1894-08-31
BGrtnrrS.

NSeiu1t: YurtHer nit 6elo. Der out III Der euQs
" lildeu SproDe b%eluoH0ert 1T. luir0 fir EI ieiues
Wt6bel= unO 2efOratlonsz 0raperD)=@elhdf geludt
GTerten bite an: L. 81 Stoats5eItllHg 81 rtrDten.
3lug3t
, 1894-08-31
2 o.rFaufsn Ober on pertauf9eR:
D LLLI UUIITTLLt
6. @. UretIanb.
24msbep care Of Stats ettuuQ
24msbatp

On perfaufeu: 2tbdiges grjdDous nit Bale
~ meut, 8aoe3immer, betBes un0 tolteS WaiIer, Hebit
, Soften; cae 8er6eIeruugen. & Bod Don Is. StraBe
uno 9OuglaS Earf. - Utica Ctr. 3lag3t
On pertoufcu: SofOrt fir 6aIb. got 25Nl25 an
- GhDDl Str. uabe JtOro gbicago ShuBeupurf. Iebr
biaig. 4or.; 81 90 Thanksgiving. 2Iug6t
Ou pertnufeu: 100 @cres am oOOo Riuer. Oregon.
- So MtiatOueu SUP 6errliheu S0nuenbol3es, qrOBe
8dume. nur 70 Dteilen pm BOrtLono, CrgoH. ItuB
biuIg IUr 8oor perfauft luerOeu.
18agbap Nor.: e 8 Stoots3ethng.
, 1894-08-31
ltnterri1t.


CSin 0entIfer Wtniitlebrer ertbeilt Qriinolibeu 8ioliu
" uuterrl9t; per Stunoe so @eut5.
29ag3t 8 Ma5bteuam auc.
, 1894-08-31
SEinQnSieQeS.


Roie. 2utnIau & g., Mortgoge 8onters, ~ 9ear
~ boruftraBe Derleiben @elO ouf @bica9Oer @ruub
ei9eutbum an bet uIe0rtgltet Yretier, iolute aud5 auf @e
bQuoe. 6be3, IS,t
The morning call., 1894-04-28
BLISS AND DIRNBERGER.
Arrival OF the Two Champion Anna
teurs of the World.

The two champion amateur bcyclists of the
world. Julian T. Bliss and Michae F. Dirnber-
ger, who have bren engaged 10y the Midwinter
Fair for the series OF events in May, arriTed
in this city on the overland train yesterday.
They are accompanied by o. L. Atkins, their
manager, and j. Sbafer trainer.
The noted champions of the wheel were met
III Sacramento by committee from the Bay
City Wheeimen, and escorted 10 their head
quarters at The ST. Nicholas Hotel, where they
Will remain DUNG heir stay in this city.
In the afternoon Bliss and Drnberger paid Il
visit TO the Midwinter Fair. where they made
an insD ction Of The track on which they are
expected TO maintain their regulations, and
where local cyclists will endeavor to:put them
on their meItle. The two champions appeared
to be very well satisfied with The track, which
they pronounced excellent III all respects.
Bliss and Difnberge ger will not pay much at
tention to festivities for the present. as they
will go into training in ord 10 be in perfect
condition for the races in which they will par
ticipate.
Tie advent of the famous amateurs has In
fused high cumulative spirit into local cyclists,
and some fine results are predicted from their
work. which il Is said. will form an era in the
development OF the cycling sport on this coast.