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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Wine Production of France.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 19.-The Of
fetal statement Of tho vintage of France
for 1895, transmitted to the State department
by United States Consul General Morse
at Paris shows the total production TO have
been 26,22S,O00 hectolitres, a reduction Of
II 1865. 900 from last years product and of
i,114,000 from the average of the last ten
years. The decrease is accounted for by
heavy rains early in the season. The au-
tumn temperature however, exercised so
happy an influence on the quality of the
wines that, Notwithstanding the reduced
Well, the value OF the vintags is $50 900, 600
francs as against 920 900 900 francs last wear
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
A sEAsONABLE SERMON.

Washington Star
In summah time, de woods dey laugh
Because dey couldn' see
No blossoms nor no fruit ter count
Upon de cedar tree
But he jes' KEEP on a-grown'
An he didn' say word
Ter de sneern' an de peerin'
An de foolin' dat he heard.
An he saved his leaves in autumn
When de uddahs threw 'em off.
An he minded his own business
An he let 'em scowl an scoff.
\
But de patient mosly prospah,
An dem woods is gwineter groan
When dey sees dat cedar gohgeous
With its Christmas gofs full blown
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Egypts New Antt-Slnvery LAW.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-United States
Consul General Penfeld at Cairo, Egypt, has
informed the State department that new
an'i-slavery law will soon come into opera
t!on in Egypt supplanting the convention of
1877, which was found to be defective
year ago, inasmuch as it provided no penalty
for the purchaser of a slave but for the
seller only. Another provision of the law
is the abolition of trial by court martial and
the substitution Of civil court composed of
native European judges. While any
Egyptian slave may secure freedom upon de-
mand, many choose to remain in nominal
bondage for food and shelter.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The board now being organized might
contract With county commissioners to
distrbutGh'iy and all matter prepared
Ivy the respsrtivc county papers Let
country papers devote one page month
TO eXposiiipns of the wealth. resources
and advantages of their counties. extra
copies of which may be purchased by
county commissioners and sent to the
state board.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Now that Congressman Meilllejohn
has SHE'D his castor in the ring and
announced himself as candidate for
the nomination for governor. the Ne
braska campaign of 1896 may be said to
be fairly open. Next!
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Secretary Carlisle year ago pre-
iicted n surplus of revenue over ex-
penditure for the federal government
Of $20,O00,G00 for the fiscal year. The
actual deficit is upward of Si3,0OO,00O
No wonder the secretary is reluctant to
refer to the treasury deficit in his an
aual report
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Compare the cable and telegraphic
news reports printed daily in The Bee
with those printed in any other paper
published In this vicinity and satisfy
yourself that The Bee is the only metro
politan paper existing in these parts.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The advocates of west side sewer
are very persistent in their efforts to
secure the needed Improvement upon
lines suggested by the city engineer.
There is everything to commend the
plan, but no money for its execution.
The cry of overtaxation was never
louder than it is today, and it comes
from suburban property owners rs well
rs others
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Cuban ChivaIry.
New York World.

BY complimenting their prisoners for cour-
age and then releasing them the Cubans
accomplish two objects. They convince
their friends in other countries that they are
civilized, and at the same time secure new
friends in the enemy's camp where friends
are most valuable.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Watch the patent office record as a
barometer of the strength OF the war
scare With active hostilities threat
ened, every man who has been holding
back n patent hair-trigger or n patent
knapsack catch will hasten to file the
claims of his invention.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

When the republicans in congress put
their thinking caps on they will not be
in such rush to perpetuate Grover in
the white house by precipitating a
foreign war.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

And now we hear that the eX-city
treasurer of Tacoma has been convicted
of using public funds for personal gain
and has penitentiary sentence staring
him in the face. But then Tacoma is
1000 miles west of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The war fever at Washington ought
to give Congressman Mercer's bill for n
military training school at Fort Omaha
a boost. If the Nebraska boys could
not be trained to serve as officers in
time for this war. they can be for the
nnyt xI.np
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The death of the venerable door
keeper, Bassett. will devOlve the duty
of turning back the hands of the senate
clock to prolong the life of congress
next March year upon some new and
untricd officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows
Available cash balance, STA ,651 O3O; gold re-
serve, $72, sos $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

1t may require not u few experiments
to lead to the conclusion that the ra-
tional way to conduct II State Board of
immigration successfully is to have 1t
authorized and supported by law. 1t
costs money to prepare data and In
formation concerning the states re-
sources and to scatter II broadcast.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
ANOTHER GOOD MAN INDICATED

|
The acquittal of Meat Inspector Frank
by order of Judge Scott was by nc
means Il surprise. 1t was foreordained
that Israel Frank must receive q vindi
cation in recognition of past political
service and future political activity in
the interest of the dervish contingent
His reinstatement by the Board OF
Health with full pay for the time that
he was suspended from duty is but the
natural sequence of the depraved con-
dition of public morals which prevails in
Omaha.
Assume that the ruling of Judge Scott
under which Il verdict of acquittal was
rendered by jury without hearing
any evidence was based OH sound law,
| how can that fact justify the action of
the Board of Health? Must an officer
be convicted of felony before he lays
himself liable to removal for official mis-
| conduct? Does the mere fact that the
charter does not in so many words pre-
| scribe the duties of meat inspectors or
any other subordinate officers of the
fraud perpetrated upon the city by con-
tractors? Is not the first duty of every
public officer to display diligence and
fidelity to the public interests?
Suppose Meat Inspector Frank were
still I'm the employ of a butcher or meat
packer and failed to report theft which
he had witnessed or fraud which he
had discovered in one of the bills rem
dered his employer, would he be re-
tanned in his place for an hour even II
he did not gain anything for himself by
the transaction? In this case Health
meat inspector had been instructed to
check up the pOundmaster's bills for
dog killing. Was 1t not the duty of the
Board of Health to enforce this order
and when evidence is produced that 1t
was violated to recommend the removal
of the derelict officer? But the board
has accepted the order of Judge Scott
based upon an alleged technical defect
in the indictment as clearance paper
and not only reinstated the suspended
meat inspector, but approved his salary
for the period he has been devoting his
time almost exclusively to political cam
paign work.
Individually Meat Inspector Frank Is
a comparatively unimportant officer
The amount of the fraud with which he
was charged with connivipg may not
have exceeded $500. 1t Is the example
which has been set In his case that in
any other city than Omaha would have
aroused intense Indignation. Here We
have Board OF Health issuing a procla-
nation that In Omaha public officer
may with impupity paglect his official
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Asserting n Cold Truth.

This two English-speaking nations" is a
very nice phrase, but for practical purposes
it is better to hold that the people Of this
country have become acclimated and consti-
tute a nation made up of the blending of the
best Of other peoples, and forming new
nation to which the name American BEST ap-
plies. It's more general use Of the same
language which is spoken by the English
is simply an accident. The fact
countu for nothing, and has not since the
Decla alton Of Independence.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

IIH1tS-1ftfnTU.
1t is suspected that Boston went demo-
cratic merely for the purpose of showing
how different 1t Is from the balance of the
country
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The English are the ones who ought to
take the presidents Venezuela message
seriously The war spirit. however.
seems thus far to have attained the
lighting point on this side of the Allan
,.,l,r
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Ahlwnrdt Not Wanted in Chica-o.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-The Jews have sent
registered letter to Herr Ahlwardt, the
German anti-Semitist. asking him not to in
cude Chicago in his lecture tour. Then in
sinuate that IL he does come here they will
give him warm reception. The letter was
written at the request Of prominent members
Of the Jewish club.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

For some reason unexplained, but
easily eXplainable. the exhibit of arti-
fetal butter ut the State Dairymen's
convention was sadly deficient in spec-
mems of natural and colored oleomarga-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The experts in the city treasury are
still checking. checking, checking and
by the end Of the month the treasurer
will have to draw another check for
their benefit
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

1t is really surprising that the federal
troops have not yet been called out to
prevent the obstruction of the United
States mails by reason of the Phila-
lelphia street railway strike. What
lid the street railway companies accept
contracts to carry mail for, anyway?
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
TIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE.

UNIQUE CHRISTMAS FEATURES.
The next issue of The Omaha Sunday
Bee will be special Christmas mum
ber with attractive literary features
particularly appropriate to the APP
preaching Christmas holiday. n Christ
mas colorng will be visible In all the
regular departments. Well selected fic-
ton for Christmas reading win be pre-
sented in attractive form. There viii be
Christmas poems, Christmas PICTURES
and Christmas sketches and anecdotes
specially collected for this holiday edi-
ton All these will be in addition to the
Sunday Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Yonkers Statesman Crimsonbeak--Are
You going TO the masquerade? Yeast
Yes: expect to. How are you going? Co.
ing broke. Thatll be no disguise.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

No. John Bull would not thank
Uncle Sam very heartily for n Christmas
present in the shape of a proclamation
Of war
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Indianapolis Journal: What n real loco
motive with n real whistle on the stage?
Wasn't the noise deafening?"
Il didn't notice it particularly. l was sit
ting behind theater party"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Brooklyn Life: In the South sea-Surely
you remember Mr.. Twaddles, who preached
the Sospe! TO your tribe ten years ago?
oh yes! 1 remember him well. He was
delicious.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Acts on TINT pr;ncipIc

Washington Star.
The sultan of Turkey is a firm believer in
the doctrine that a reform should not be
carried any further than it's preliminary
spectacular stages.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The free silver men will doubtless in
sist on voting war appropriations pay
able exclusively in 1G to 1 silver dol
la
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

The jingoes that are not happy now
nre the jingoes that will be satisfied
with nothing short Of pitched battle.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Chicago Tribune: al Judge" observed
Rivers. who had just finished reading the
presidents message on the Venezuela siua-
tion, that the longer he hunted the madder
he got"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Texas Siftings: If the conceit was taken
out OF some peop.e there wouldn't be enough
of 'em left to hang clothes on.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
George n. Tzschuck. secretary OF Tie Bee iun-
fishing company, being duly sworn. says that thc
actual number Of full and compete copies OF me ne
Daily Morning Evening and SUNDAY Bee printed
during the month OF November. 1895. was as FOL
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
SOOTHING REFLECTIONS.

Philadelphia Record: Get the hang OF
t-thc 'istmas stocking.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

New York Weekly: Magistrate-You say
this man assaulted you. How did 1t hap
pen?
Colored Citizen-I brushed again him. an
he sayed l was too fresh, an then he
'salted me. sab.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Chicago Tribune: II don't think it's fair
JOSIAH" said Mrs. Chugwater, as the at
tendants bathed her sprained ankle with
soothing lotions and wrapped bandses about
it. Your the that always carries
the accident insurance policies and I'm
the one that's always getting hurt"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
Cincinnati Enquirer:

Cincinnati Enquirer: "Women don't have
any real affection for each other" said
the man on the salt barrel
"They don't, don't they?' sneered the
man on the nail keg. Just let woman
go along the street in new hat and notice
how carefully all the other women look
after her"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

TOTAL .................s.s'.
Less ,o deductions for unsoId hnu ,.,u' os25
A.. , ....,,.. h7T oil
SEsf,, ,.. = ..,.... 10 2Gi
GEORGE II. TZSCHUCK.
Sworn TO before and subscribed IN my
presence this e1 day of December. 1875. ,u
tSea) N. p. FELL Notary fup''c'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
FAMILIARITY.

Chicago Record.
The trolley is monster of such frightful
men
That to be hated needs but to be seen;
Yet seen too Oft familiar with its pace,
We first endure. then welcome and then
chase
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20
TIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE

ORDER OF YOUR NEWsDEALER.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-20

Of war.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
&aTee.

Utan mablt beubraun eebrannten
8aifee unb stpar mad 8elieben mebr ober
penlser, ie nadoem man ibn tart
wani4t, sibt Jpn in elm polenes Sud,
iosenanntes 8euteltud, tpeldes man
oerart in eine Potseauntanne (feins
Slebfanne. ipopon Der 8affee einen 8es
i6mud betomm) bdnst. bab e8 sinen
Sad bilOet. unO eieBt bas fObenbe @ais
fer ooer ben nit frlibem Waher aufses
fiillten unb iiepenoen 8affeeiuS in unun
terbrohener Welie bariiber. Sa 8affee
Elm empfincIldes @etrdnf ut, babe mon
srobs 4dtiamfsjt oarauf. IS lit unbe,
oinet notnenois. eaB man iurtseieBi
tOdenbes 8aHsr ober 8affseiub bariber
siebt, OuS uebersOhene sIeib wieOer su'
cedi uno feline untetbrs6uns oarin ein'
treten ldbt. Ser 8offse wlrO nun nit
Dill6 ober 8ubm ioeIeib in IaHen ein'
Seidsntt uno 3uder oasu eeseben. 9ladJ
semadtem @ebrau6 bebt man ben
8affeeiaB in elmer 8OpsIlantafe ouf,
paidt bas 1ud iOfort gut aus unb trods
net es gum ndaiten 8ebraud. -8orsis.
lid fno Die &affeefannen nit Sieb, BEL
oenen aud bas Sieb aus YorSsaan IL
uno bur1 peldsS Der Saifse Iaufsn
muB, alio bas 8affeetu9 entbsbrlib
tplro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Sobnen in (sfGa.

Wtan fode re6t sarte, iunss, srdne,
iorsfdItis abseiisOste 8obuen in 8uHer.
oem man sanS ipenis Sooa suseiebt bat,
balb tpeid unO fiible iie bann in faltem
8afer ab, nebme auf 500 8ramm Bob,
nen $50 @ramm 3uder, A 0eailiter
Beineiiis. 5 @rumm 3Immet uno 3 Sc,
tpiirsnelten. 0en 3uder taude man in
Dafer unb IaHe ibn urter priinfIi6sm
4biddumen uuftO6en, fiise Sus @epiirs
binsu, tOde ibn nod elne 8iertelitunbs
uno sebe ibn tOdeno Dur6 ein Sieb iiber
bic 8obnen. glm nddfsn Gage fOdt
man bic 8Obnen NIT oem giiis nod elm.
mol auf. lest iis in bic @Idisr, ldBt ben
Giiis Su einem bInnfldiiiesn Sirup Elm.
tOben unb eIebt lbn iiber bic 8obnsn.-
Sdmedt gut su 9raten uno ButtsrbrOt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Scbueu in Tlaf6eu.

Iuf7 9funb 8obnen rsdnst man
Pfunb SuIs, Die 8obnen perbsn
sriinotIid espubt unb seidniBeIt unb auf
einem reinen, sroBen Iud gut nit bem
SaIs permenst. Sierauf fiiat man bic.
ielben 70 bidt ais mbsli6 in Slaiden
(@ein ober Bier, nod einisen Stunbsn
fiiat man tets nab, bis bic 5Iai6e eng
seitopft 1T. uno perforft bisieIbe luft.
oidt, inoem man cine S6ibts Sisseaad
Obenauf sibt. Dieie 4It bon einsemad,
ten Sobnen bdIt iib bis gum Srdbiabr
ausseseidnet i'm 8eaer. nur muB man
oas Semitic Dor benz 8sbrau6 sinise
Siunben in lauiparmsS Waher lessn
uno beim 9oben feIn Sab msbr pernsn,
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Sefeuteia.

! Pfunb IsbI pirb in elmer SddfeI
auf Der Seite beS Serbes ertp6rmt. Stun
ma4t man in bus Mebl cine 8srtiefuns,
slbt in bisie sipsi @bIbHeI Ssfe, ipsIde
NIT Elm penis Ulild aneeribrt tpirb.
permenet bic Sefemit benz aunadf Iiessns
ben DiebI unb ldbt iie an einem niat ,u
tparmen Orte bss Serbes ssbsn. Sn.
oann berrtbrt man 100 @ramm Butter
NIT 3ipei @iern unb ettpas 8udsr, tpeI6er
an einem Stif 8itrone abseriebsn
nurbe, eibt oieieS nit Elm tpsnls Gal,
uno elmer Safe tparmer Wild basu uno
rabrt einen 1eis an, tpelden man nod
cine Sierielitunoe rebt fsin uno bis sr
lid bon Der Sddiiel unb bem 8odIbifsl
ablDit. i6Idst. Sierauf pertpsnbet man
oenieIben uno Idbt ibn in Der Sorm. be.
Siebunssneiie auf benz &ubenble1 an
sinem ni4t su tparmsn Ort gum stpsitsn'
nal Iansiam ssben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
6ebrateue Gute.

Gnten miisn stpsi Gage por bsr 8u.
bereituns sei6Iadtet perbsn unb or
einem Iuftisen Ort aufsebdnet. Nad.
benz man ben gals, Slisel unb 8sins
abeei6niiten bat, tpdfert man iie furss
3eit, reibt bieieIbe intpenbis nit Sal;
elm, breiiirt iie, fiiat fe enttpsbsr sai
nibt ober nit elmer SiQe bon $50
@yamm eeriebener Semmel, benz sebad,
ten Wueen. Sers, 2unse unb Sober, go
@ramm Butter, stpei @ier unb Sab.
Dlan fam aud 8aitanisn ooer Sorsoor.
fer GepfeI sur SIae nebmen. -0on
auben ipiro bic gnte aud nod Elm tpenis
seiaIsen unb in elmer 8fanns nit Butter
anbertbalb bis spei Stunoen esbratsn,
ipcau mon eitpuS beibes BaEer ansieBt.
Cine gnie rsidt auf stpsi, bbbftens
brei Perfonen; man sibt eebGmpftes
8raut, @urfen' pber 8obnsniaIat unb
SalsfartOHsln ba3u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
H5;[;;jjIIj;d|j;'I1'N|:Ill!ll!s! ;[;jIj;d|j;' al!
12. MRni 1905

3iiae prla1su Sranipu fir pbiatsIpbia uub
Rem gJorf per . & 8 U 8 UNI 7.45 Nlprasns,
1905, 100, 2.3S une 1 .3S Rahm., per 3. {.
& 98. d. U. 600, sos. tf.20 ". unb 1 80 ".
Bsrlaifen SCRANTON fir pitiston uue Wiliss-
BARRE per .. Z. & gB. &. H. 600, sos, II. 20
Dfprssns, 3,55, 6.07, $50 Ha9m.
Vtrlaltn SCRANTON fir gfbite Dawn, pajls-
ton, pcttspils unp alsu punftfn her Beaver
Vlsaeep unb pctlspiat 3peisen, per 6. & @.
.. 6.4n M., per . & 3 7.45 W., 1905, 100,
2.3S, 400 Natm per .. Z. & W. R. U. am
600, sos, 1t.20 Wprssns, 1.30. 3 55 Ratm.
8erlaien Suantpn fir 9stblsbsm, Cation,
Hsaeing, harrisburg une alen 3pilhtnpunfttn
per D. ,. U. U am 7.45 Dr., 1905, f.20,
2.3S, 100, 1888 gidbmittage, per D &. & @.
600, sos. tt.20 Dr., t.30 Nahm.
VtrlaItn SCRANTON fir 3u nfbanncd, 9cpan-
oa, SImlra, Stbacn. @tnspa unb 3piihtnpunf-
ten per .. & :. Y. ii. UNI 6.45 W., 1905 unb
t.3S Na4m., prr D 6 & 9B U U am sos @
f.3O Rahmitiags.
8nlahen Scranton fir Rpbtlsr Buffalo,
Niagara 5Glsn, Detroit, Chicago uue ptlfIi6tn
punftfn per D & 3 U U 6.45 W, 10 O5, 9.15,
II .38 Ratm., per D Z & W R q unb pittstpn
3uuetiou 8 w, 9.55 Wl, 1.30, $50 9a6m., per
6. & W U U 3.4t RaGm.
Gtir 6mira unb Nslfen per Salamanea, per
. q 3 U " 8.45 Dr.. 1905, Cos Raamittas,
per . { & gB sos 9 55 R., t.30, 6O7 sfa1m.
puamann parIor une Stlaf- ptsr G. o.
Ssfslpassn auf allen 3ussn spiiGtn 6. & 81.
Suueticn Oesr DiIfssbdrrs un6 9isw gprf, pbi.
laosIpbia, Buffalo unb Suspsnfpn 9riids.
Ncllin 3. Wilbur, Sen. Cup.
&bas. Q. &c., @sn. pa6. Astnt pbilabtl-
pbta, pa.
y. 8. Rcnnsma&n, alTt. @sH. paif. astHt,
Siib 8ttbltbsm, pa.
9Dtittrt Ausfunft srtbtilt gB. {. prser, Siaet-
agent, 3O9 safa ApsHus, Scranton, %,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

Oie feiniten Drudarbeitsn Der Stabt,
Siefert bic Office ess ,,@o8snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Sans nnb Spf.
Gin winf fur Melfer.

Seim 8esinn beS MeIfenS Iafs man
bic erfe Ril6 ni6t in ben Gimsr laufen.
ionoern borbei, oenn in ben Striden unb
an oeren Wiinbuns fammeIn ii9 meiitens
Satterlen unb Ioie Sautseaen an, tpel4s
bic Saueruns Der DtiI6 bsi6Ieunissn.
Der 8srluit 1T elm iebr serinser. neil
innerbalb oeS Cutters Elm 4ufrabmen
itattfinbet, 10 baB bic erite MiId febr
fettorm 1T. 8ei oItmiIdenbsn 8iiben
i9msde man bic Wil6 elmer jsbsn Sub,
ebe man ite Der Der an6ersn 8ibe binsu.
mlidt; neil eS nidt feIten pOrfommt,
oaB iene Wiild beS einen ober anbersn
Ebieres in bieisr 3eit bitter 1T unb BIZ
anbere 0iiI6 berbirbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Rirfcb eufudeu

Ulan madt aus einem Sefenteis einen
SUDDEN, ,nbem man Zen 1eis tart meHers
rldenbid ausrolt, nod Der @rbBe bes
Sadbledes formt unb einen 8anb madt,
ldBs ibn eehen, lest bidt neben einanber
redtfaftise i&wurse airiden oarauf. be.
ltreut iie nit 3uder uno 3immet, ipribt
elm ipenis 3itroneniaft carauf badt ben
SUDDEN in belbem Ofen uno beitreut Jpn
nobmalS nit 3uder unO 5immst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

no. @r babsn unisrn 8orratb bon
Serbfs unb Binteran;isen fur Nanner
uno SInslinse erbalten unb berfaufen
benielbsn su duberf bilIisen 9reiien.
Bell 8Ieioerbaus, 230 2adaipanna 4ps-
nue.. Sprs1t Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
TriS Siirr's
u N ION
&efanration 4 salDn,
3l3 2adaipanna Absnue.

9ie Reftauration piro ftets nit ben feinften
0sIitatsfsn Der sabrssSsit usrisbsn isiu.
an @stranfen buIte i6 nsben bem porsiia.
liden Q. &obiuion'iden Biers. nur Die beiteu
Beine uno oiquore, uno 90 niro mein BE
ftreben iein, ourd prompte uno reeIIe Bebien.
una bic Sunoen aufrieben su fteIIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

aA- S6ulfleiber fiir bic 2naben,
oauerbaft ansefertist unb su bilisfsn
Breiien. erbaIt man i'm Bell aleiDerbaus,
$50 2adatpanna Apenue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Grant Stetter,
SOtelnnb NGGerei
Watnftrase, 9pbe Narf.

Marine nno taIts epeifsn finb su ieosr "a.
9ssseit jn babsn. 8rifdss Eager tsts an
5aRt ionic Belue eiquOrs unb giaarreu.
Dte nit meinem SoteI perbuno enc Hdd,rei
ltsfsrt Elm popl9lihes Badutrf, unb psrSer
alls 8eftsllunssn, prompt uno biLia beiorpt.
Srant Stefter.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-11-09
All 1t Claimed to Be.

Salt Lake City Tribune. July 20, 1895.
A cleaner, brighter or more en-.
tertaining show than the one which
is exhibiting in Salt Lake has neve,
been seen in Utah. The street pa
rade in the forenoon was an index
to the whole affair. 1t was a de-
cided surprise to find such guam
tity of clean limbed, well-fed, nicely
matched horses as those who drew
the cages and band wagons in the
procession. In the ring the same
feature was prominent, the animals
being handsome in appearance and
finely trained. In specialties the
tents are full of attractive numbers.
The costuming of the performers is
all bright and neat. There is a
conspicuous absence of scraggy,
miserable looking acrobats, attired
in tawdry, dirty and frayed dress.
The whole establishment bears evil
dence of wholesome and alert man.
agement. Mr.. Wallace has kept en-
tire faith with his patrons.