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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

A young man who had been seeking
employment from an editor finally OBJ
tanned leave to write an article on sub
ject assigned by the editor and to bring
it in person in week.
The article was brought at the ap-
pointed time The editor read it and
knit his brows.
"You have some good thoughts here, "
he said. "but you write very badly"
"Wwell, you see, sir, faltered the
applicant, II was kind of scared. l new
er wrote in public before ATLANTA
Constitution.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Charles Marston is on the gain.

Mrs. Eliza Page of Old Town. is spend
my few weeks with her brother A. b.
cole.
Mrs Edward Barker and family of
North Jay, are spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me
Intire. Mr.. Baker will work ~ Dodliu
a few weeks.
Mr.. Whitmore of Boston, Is visiting
relatives in town.
Farmers have got under good Roadway
with their haying. although the weather
is not very favorable, the crops are look
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Nc Cam Of Houl-
ton. are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Harper Allen.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Itartland.

At largely attended meeting of the
stockholders of the Sebasticook x
Moosehead Railroad Co., Tuesday, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Directors, L. ID. Lam
caster, Frank w. Hovey, f. c. Bryant
and 4. NJ. Griffin, all of Pittsfield, and
Amasa j. Moss of Hartland; secretary
and treasurer, Frank w. Hovey. 1t was
voted that future meetings and the
established Office of the company be al
Pittsiield. The reports show the affairs
of the corporation to be in much i'm
proved condition, and under the new
management the extension of the roaC
seems assured.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Starls.

Mr. VIM. 4. Locke who has been to
work at Boston, for the past year has
returned home for a short visit To his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Locke.
Miss Dora +. Mace met with Il very
serious accident last Wednesday night,
while sitting in the hammock. the post
gave way the iron that was attached to
the post struck her in the face cutting
her lip and bruising her face very badly,
she was rendered unconscious about six
hours. DIR. Hatch of New Sharon, at
tends her.
Miss Hattie z. Hatch of New Sharon,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Locke.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Snlithfeld.

Mrs. Marston is in Mercer, few days
caring for the sick.
DR.. Cunningham of Boston, made us a
call last week.
Mr.. Cole went to Skowhegan the
9th to meet the board of State assessors.
Mrs. Seth Bickford of Belgrade,
preached at the Gould school house Su4
day at 2.30 P. NJ.
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce has been spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Yong,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Cambridge.

Rev. James Washburn of Parkman
will preach at the Union church next
Sunday T.. NJ.
Fred Clark and wife are visiting their
daughter in Mass.
Mrs. b. J. Wentworth is visiting her
daughter in Lewiston.
Misses Lottie and Jennie Wright of
lIartland visited at Alonzo Browns Sun
day.
Cecil Brown was home from Cornna
Sunday.
Miss Murriel b. Worrill of Lewiston
is spending few weeks with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. Chester II. Pease of Portland and
Miss Mary l.. Ham of Cambridge were
united In marriage July 10, at the brides
home. Mr.. Pease Is cashier of the
Chapman Co.'S bank, Portland and Miss
Ham Is graduate of the n. Es Conser
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

On Tuesday last one Nc Claim of Sulli-
van attempted to shoot his wife at the
residence of George Lakin residing in
Newport, and being foiled in the attempt
shot himself in the temple causing in
slant death.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Mrs. Helen Anderson of Thomastor,
has received letter which leaves no
doubt that her son, Capt. Rasmus An
derson, formerly resident Of that town,
has committed suicide in Kansas City.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Miss Gail Laughlin condensed q MY.
of meaning into the salient st.9;"..'r
Suffrage means influence plus vo1e-ho
vote minus influence.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

vatory of music. Mr.. aud Mrs. Pease
will live at 81 Pine St. Portland, Me.
Mr.. Joseph Morrill, and Miss Ehie
Chadbourne of Cambridge, were united
in marriage, July 1th.
Elmer skillus and wife 0 + Rnmford
Falls. visited at Alouzo Browns Friday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Appalachee bay, Florida, was various
ly termed Apahlahchie, AbolacEle,
Apeolatei, Palaxy, Palatcy and so on.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18
Fulfilled In Time.

And now
He stood dazzled with the bright
light that had broken in upon him.
Il understand why we call feet -
He jumped to one side to avoid a
scorcher.
pedal extremities. =
1t was the year 1900, and he va the
only man on earth who Sill refused tc
ride a wheel. New York World.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

1000 hard wood tooth picks only sets,
at Simpsons corner drug store.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Bolivia was thus called in honor OF
Simon Bolivar
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Groder's Pine Pitch Salve-sure cure
for piles, II. w. Cushlng's.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-18

Lynn, Mass.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

nounced the tie between Riggs and
Murphy to be run of later. 1t
was called up after the mile
class A race. Woods of Albany
set the pace for the first half mile,
5hipp the second half mile and Doc
Wright the first three quarters Of the
second mile. The last quarter was to
be run without being paced. There
was delay of some Ave or six seconds
after the pistol cracked before they got
away. This was because the pistol
hung fire the first time, and when II
did go off the boys did not know
whether It was q "go" or not. But
they finally started, with Murphy
hanging on TO the pacemaker TO the
half. AT the half the next pacemaker
(Shlpp) set in; but the two racers had
dispute as TO who would take hold Of
the pacemaking,a and. they almost came
to dead stop. Finally Riggs was
forced to tack on to Ships wheel, and
followed him to the tape, when he
transferred to Doc Wright, who was to
knock of the pace for the next three
quarters. The boys squaobled again as
TO the place, and Doc turned around
and called for them TO come on II they
wanted him to set the pace. Riggs
again took hold and kept 1t to the
three. quarters, thus taking the pace for
one aud one.quarter miles straight,
while Murphy had only kept 1t half
a mile. From the three quarters they
rode together, until Murphy got In the
spnrt which has made him 30 famous
and won easily from Riggs by length.
In spite Of all loahng and delays the
two miles were only one-third Of a sec
ond slower than the first race. Mur.
ply won his race In 8 Al 35,
Theltrack was In very good condition
today but the wind blew hard up the
home stretch, making 1t very hard on
the boys who rode. Murphy wins
$40 gold medal aud the championship
Of Salem.
Boys' race l.mile open. First prize,
So medal; second prize es so sweater;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

Mrs. j. l.. Parrish, first on bull :
years, COW years, COW 2 years. hull
calf, heife calf, herd of five; second on
COW year old.
DIVISION 1--DoMEsT1o WORK.
First premlums:--
Mrs. Gland Catch, Salem-Cofiet
cake, baking powder biscuit.
Mrs. L. d. Fellows, McMinnville-
fruit jellies.
Mrs. F. Cunningham, Salem-Loal
cake, fruit cake.
Mrs. s. r. Foster, Standardization
canned fruits; assortment preserves
jams; sweet pickles; catsup.
Mrs. Andrew Vercler, Salem--Assort-
ment fruit jellies.
Miss l.. Peterson, Salem-Bakine
powder biscuit.
Mrs. ]. @. Brown, Salem-Salt rising
bread.
Mrs. ]. S. Dennis, Salem-Baked
beans.
Mrs. o. G. Cole, Turner-Assortment
fruit figs.
Z. It. B. Thomas, Molalla-Sweet
pickles.
LorenA Kirk, Salem-Lsyer cake.
Mrs. o. f. Taylor, Salem-Assort-
ment preserves; jams; pickles.
Mrs. j. l.. Munroe, Salem-Steamed
brown bread.
Mrs. ID, w. Matthews, Salem Pot
alto yeast bread.
Miss Maggie Hodgkin, Salem-As
sortment OF cakes.
Second premiums;
Mrs. Joseph Wilkins, Coburg-Salt
rising bread; loaf cake.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Salem-As-
sortment Of cakes.
Miss l.. Peterson-Potato yeast bread
Mrs. r. p. Boise, jr., Salem-Baket
beans.
Miss Annora Welch, Salem-Frul
cake.
Mrs. ID. @. Davenport, Salem-Bak-
ing powder biscuit; layer cake.
Mrs l.. Fisher, Salem-5teameC
brown bread.
| Miss A. Flscher-Cofiee cake.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

the falls on the early train this morn
ing having delivered an address at th,
fair grounds last evening.
Mrs. Edgar b. Piper accompanied by
her children Of Portland, Is In the city
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Leo. Willis,
Rev. +. X. Blanchet Of Gervais who
has been the guest OF Rev. J. s. White
for few days, returned home this
morning accompanied by Father
White who will make brief visit tC
Gervais friends.
Rev. e. S, Bollinger and family lef
this afternoon en- route for Astoria
where Mr., b. takes charge of the FRS
Congregational church as pastor. TIL,
best wishes of scores of warm friends
follow this estimable family to thell
new home.
ExGov. j. III. Fletcher, editor of thu
Post and Independent. started thii
morning to revisit his old home n
South Dakota. He has lived In Oregon
several years and is we'll thought Of a
man can be In the newspaper busl
ness at the capital city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

for ''hittiDg" the flowing bowl too
freely. Today about noon, when full
ibis usual condition) he jumped onto
an old man who was working around
the Altamont stables and tried 10 bite
him. The old man was helpless In the
hands Of the negro and boy working
near who saw the fuss ran up and
swiped the negro two or three hard
blows on the head. This sDon brought
him TO time and he was given into tho
hands of marshal who took him Ia
the city. He will probably be sent up
today,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

Third prize, " cycIonstsr Enlfles-
Cbas Cleavsr, Chas Bmlth ~ felsip,
Fred Weatheffofd of Albany, sud
Lester Neal. weatherfofd won the
race IN ssj, Clsavef and, Smith afd
and Neal 4th.
Glass A.-Ose fourth mile opefl--
first prize, ti2 bicycle suli 2ud prize
u sweater, Std prize, pair ball-bearing
bike shoes, by lt. n, Flags srd prize
silver nafus plate. "Doo" Wright Of
McMInnyllle, won this race In 30 SEQ
onds. Riggs 2nd. ship sd, Ogie 4th'
Murphy 5ib, Townsend 9th, Woods
7th aud Lennon stb. II is rumored
that this IL "Doo" wngbps last race
In class A. We heard today that he
was about 10 enter class B. How trus
this may be we do not know.
DIVISION B-JFRsEYs.
First Preminms:-
Chas. Miller, Jefferson Bull 3 year.
old, COW one year
ID. II Looney, Jefferson-Cow
years, COW 2 years, heifer calf, hull one
year, bull calf, herd Of five.
Second premlums.--
Chss. Millcr--Heifer 2 years, bal
calf, herd OF Eve, helfer calf
w. M. Learned. Salem Bull years
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
Died.

MU6ICK.--At the Cook hotel at IL
o'clock this Tuesday, morning, Oct.
l, 1895. j. A. Musick, aged az years.
Mr.. Muslck died very nd denly, e.
ing sick only four days. The cause OF
his death is supposed to he congestion
of the brain. Mr.. Musick was one OF
the principal mine owners in the
Bohemia mining district In Southern
Douglas county.
Deceased was unmarried and leaves
two sisters, Miss. Daisy Musick and
Mrs. Addie Levar, residing In this city.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
onrooN STATE FAIR
rsstlaoea f,om a,r peas !

them Of ~ the first scofe a pretty
bunch they made All the way round
pionle having slight lead. she Kept
n aii the way around winning ffon
ulngef In fOil, sleepIBg Child 30,
Tlny 4th.
Tbifd race. purse $3.50 Handicap
"A mile. This racs was run hard
Every horse was 10 Tor hlood. The
horses got on At the first score with an
even statt. Fam Lucas took the lead
aud kept II the whole distance 10 2'll'
sylvester "a, Henrietta 81, Token 4th,
Wyanna 6th. AZ any time In this race
the I've horses could have been covered
with one blsnket. They were bunchsd
all the way round. A good steady
pace was kept throughout the race
old horsemeu call II splendid test Of
speed. This race ard the ! dash were
very lnterestlng to the grand stand be
cause the starts we're all made promptly
nj the iist score, The tedious waltz "
Of last week was not repeated.
Tie last race Of the day was the 24O
trJt--8 10 5 heats. Purse S40O. Kitty
Caution won In three straight heats.
summary as follows:
n. p. lsaaci b IN Kitty Caution
I(em9s1al aro. n NoaS "A ,sar,la
Nc night Bros 'bf wlnella (Mckni INT 3
O.s waylor's ch m kittie bart Naylor-4 DIS
The 2:33 trot was postponed until
Wednesday.
BICYCLE RACES.
Two-mlle- championship Of Salem.
Four entries; Murphy, Hhipp, Town
send and Riggs. The riders Ia this
race crossed the tape at the crack OF
the pistol In the order named. AT the
quarter and up the back stretch Ia the
flrst mile the positions were the same
At the , Shlpp took the lead and sci
pace, Murphy dropping to the rear
The race down the stretch at the end
of the first mile was very pretty,
Townsend creased the tape at the end
OF the first, Shipp, Riggs and Murphy
following. Townsend took big lead
at the ! and kept II to the with shipp
End.
Same positions were held at the !
and part way around to the I. AT
the 4 Tow nsend let go ana Riggs took
the lead, Shipp I'd, Murphy Srd. At
the wire Riggs was across the tape lin
the eyes Of competent men) at least
81 inches ahead Of Murphy. But the
Judges saw It aS 1t appeared to them
and called II a dead heat or tie race.
Time Sal 25, Limit $50. Judges an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
PERSONALS.

Attorney Wm. Kaiser had legal bus
incss Ia Woodburn today.
Hon. and Mrs. /. l.. Patterson have
returned from . trip TO San Francisco.
II. Beaudy, Steven Merton and
Others are up from the 81. Paul district.
Chief Justice II. s. Bean went TO
Portland on the Salem local this morn.
Ing.
II. l.. Shaver Of McMlnnville, was
a the city today guest at the Cook
hotel.
Mrs. y. Knight returned last even
ng from short visit with relatives at
Portland.
John Dossil, a native Of Germany,
)day obtained naturalization paper
ON the county clerk.
Mrs. Powell Reeves arrived In the
~ this morning and Ia stopping with
10 doctor at the Hotel Willamette.
Hon. II. A. Miller OF the United
ates land Office at Oregon City by
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
Mr.. Brown Arrested.

DIR. h. u. Brown, who has been
practlclng as a specialist, at 2S9 Com,
mercial street uring the fair, was
arrested today on complaint OF Deputy
District Attorney A. o. Condit.
He has q diploma In the name of ].
ID. Walker from the Southern medical
college of Atlanta. Case TO be tried
at 1850 tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

As home his footsteps he hath turned
From wandering on foreign strandP
The eloquent grafton Of Col. Robt. A.
Miller was sadly marred by the noise
and lack Of attention In the moving
crowd. The influences which spoiled
his speech prevented others from be-
ing made ny Messrs. Geer, Darcy and
others. This is greatly to be regretted.
THE JOURNAL would suggest to the
management that next year the
speeches (which have been 30 instruct.
i've and entertaining this seasonJ be
held In a regular auditorium built for
the purpose.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

DIVISION M-FRUIr.
First Premiums
IL. West, apoose-Summer and
fall apples.
A. Lafollett, Wheatland-B Best ex-
hiblt Of summer and fall apples.
G. M. Lafollett-Not less than fve
varieties.
Second Premiums
J. A. Van Eaton, Salem-Not less
than five varieties summer aAd fall
apples.
WINTER APPLES.
@. M. Lafollette, Wheatiand-First.
]. w. Douty, Currinvllle-Second
PEACHES.
T. b. Jones, Wheatland-Best exhib-
It, Second premium.
PEARS.
J. A, Van Eaton, Salem-First aud
second.
PRUNEs.
p. l.. Lafolletta-Sec0nd.
OUNCES.
p. II. Raymond, Salem-FIrst; Saw
age Wright. Salem-Seoond.
an. n~lrapa fseaa,.s r1.I-l--s- ~ -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
PULLED AGAIN,

A negro by the name of Earl, who is
a rider Of horses at the race track, was
pulled for the second time In this week
day. Sunday night he was trown In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

Can interest you in syrup Something that is really
ne not strong rank tasting syrup that leaves dsagrer6e
in the mouth but syrup that is mild and tickes the
palate We have it and call it Honey Cream Drips. Price
so cents gallon fine young Hyson Tea in pound
papers, Is per package Our uncoored Japan Teasat
and 80 pound be beaten in quality price
Yours for Economy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

Altoona and Gray Eagle for Port
land. leave Salem daily except
Sundays, at 7 a. m. Quick time,
regular service and cheap rates. /:
Agent, M. p. Baldwin, at Salem :
. dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01
Attempted Robbery.

Last night housebreakers attempted
to affect an entrance through a rear
window of the New York racket store.
The putty was cut In several places
and large glass partly broken out.
The thieves was apparently interrupted
In their work. A man will hereafter
sleep In the store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

NoTIoE.-No bills against Old Bill
Anderson will be paid before next
Monday, October 7th. Too much bull
race. w. II. Anderson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest OF all In Iesvening
StreRgth.-us, >, Osy.sa-sa' RspsE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-01

Mrs. J. l.. Parrish, first on bull 2
years, COW 3 years, COW 2 years. hull
calf, heif fer calf, herd of five; second on
COW I wear old.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
Grmtibt.

Ser &aplan 2puis @eaer lpurbe !ebte
Na3t, tur3 bor II r6r, bur9 Elm @erduf6
in ietnem 3immer getpedt, bas inn GuBerit
berDG9tig portam. Gr fob ft6 Tim unb
fab in Dem 9untel b~es9faumes einen f9tparz
gen S9atten fi9 bin unb 6er beipsgen. Shit
einem SaBe mar er aus benz Bette 6erau9.
Sn bemielben Momente aber berI4mano Der
S6atten bur3 Die Sbir. Se1er foIgte nab
unb nun gtng es in grpBen @6Ben Die 3rees
pen Rtnunter. On Der 0austbiir on0elaugt,
Dsrin9te Der 5ite9enbe 6tsielbe auf8uma4sn;
bod Seaer tuar ibm bibt auf ben Serfen unb
betam i'm BEL ben Hpdf90Ben at fqfien,
lpG9reno er glei43etttg UNI 6ilfe REF. Gin
8oli5iit mar baIb our SteGe unb nabm BEN
@efangenen na9 Der @eIt g6icago Mbenuez
Station. BORT tpurbe berfelbe Ieute frii6
BON Rt4ter SeberIon, na9 fur3em 8erhpt,
unter $1,000 8iirgf9aft benz grimtnaGgez
ri9t ~iiberpie1en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
Bertbd's 6efhibte.

8ert6a G~6embt9plD, tpel9e i'm SsSult lebten
Sabres nit P6ilipp &urb BON 9telp Oort
pur6hronnte uno auf benz Meqs nd9 G6iz
cago BON i6rem @ntfibrer berfi6rt fpurbe,
bra4te geitern Na3mittag bDr 9fi9ter 9ooz
lep, bor benz WaT unb 9attie 6ermann fi9
unter Der Nntluge~ befanben, pds iunqe M3Gbz
9en gu unmordltf9en 3Wefea in ibrem
9auie beberbergt gu BADEN, etne Ipnberbare
8ef4t9te gu Sage.
8ert9a's 8ater, SuGius G6embiboGb, cin
In l3 NorfpltfraBe, Nep Dorf, tpo6nenber
S9netoer, be3eu9te, DaB feline Sp9ter in
nG4fter Wo9e erit Is Sabre ait tperbe. SIM
Nobember leBten Sabres bate 8ertba ii6
aber bur6 &i9ter QDon nit einem iunqen
Wtanne Namens Qouts G1eDinstp trquen
-la1en, aQerbtngs unter Dem Momen Bertha
2tebermann, BET peI9er @e:egen5eit fte i6r
@lter auf 10 Sabre angegeben bate. Sine
babe Stunoe na6 Der 0eirdt9 bate i6r
8atte 2ouis ite aber bereits berlaiTen, unb
iie bat i'm feitbem nt9t ma6r ge1e6en.
Bertha bebauptet nun, bdB bic 6ermanns
etnen Plan gef4mieOet batten, lm tie let6z
ter 81 SAL gu brtngen, inbem tie 5e I'll Der
6etrat6 ~peranlaBten, SeitDem bat Bertha
BEL ben Sermanns in 81 SO. 6arrtTDnftraBe
qetpobnt, unb bafelbit lit ie init auerlei
Wdnnern unb 5rauen Der i9le9tefen 9Ga7e
in @erte6r g%epeien. PbiltpD 8urB, Der fie
perfii6rt bate, bereute. ietncn 59ritt unb
ma4te Dor einiger Mo9en Gert6u's Batter
duf oas Geben Der S4anoe, ba5 feline 3p9ter
flbrte, aufmertfam. 3ugIci9 purbe Die
SQtnotier 9umane Societp bon Dem Safe
bena3ri8ttgt unb Elm Ngsnt berfelben perz
anlaBte auf bic 8itte Gbembtdolo'8 bic Ser
haftung Der 9ermanns. 9tele tpolen als
8ert6etbigung geltenb ma6en, baB Bertha
ft9 fir 10 Sabre aft auSQab. Die Der
b%anblung ipirb mOrgen Ra4mittag fortgez
febt tperDen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
unrabmGi9es Gnoe.
Raeenbed's Circus eefcbIofen mo ole Ghicre
pom Sheriff nit SefdIa9 beIe9t.

Der 9Dtpen6Gnbiger Gbparb 9e9erling
bat i'm &reisgeri3t gegen Garl 9agen6ed
etnen 3dblungsbefebl BON $4,695 ertptrtt
unb geitern bur9 be Sheriff 9eaie bic gans
gen tpilben unb 3u6men S6iere nit 8elhldg
belegen laien. 9teielben fo1en in ettl9en
Sdgen auf Nuction an ben Mettbietenoen
p%ertauft perben. Ser Sheriff jump Die
36iere in etnem S9uppen Der rMetrppo!tz
tan Sab 60" an Der Nbam8traBe, 6ntf4en
Canal uno g%lintonitr. 0eperling beallz
Ipru6t Die genannte Summe gum S6atl
fir g~eleiftete 0ienfte, gum She'll Fat er lie
absr aud na3 un6 mad an 9ugenbcf Dor=
geitredt.
gu biefen @erpideGungen fommt MD
cine anbere, benin 9agenbed bat nun Ieincr~
feits g. 90. 9offbeimer unb bic .!6ugene
6ed Nrena 60" auf $4,000 bertlugt. 9teIe
vNrena 60" 1T i'm @taute Stem SyerTep in
corportrt. 9Offbetmer lit Director DerIplz
ben, bat iebo9 Die S9iere nur BON 9agen6et
gemietbet.' 0a er nun BEL 6ugenbet in Ser
&reibe unb 2eBterer ieBt Ielbft 6abrdnq1
pirb, 10 lit er unb bic @efeGi9aft fir bic
fdQtge W2tet6e ~bertlagt pprber.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
0uRererbfen.

Die 3udererbfen finb nit III ben nprz
trefflt3ften 5rii6gemiifen 3u re6nen. Meil
tte,. 9lei3 iungen, griinen So6nen. nit ben
S9ote1 gegeien tDerben, 10 erf9eint Die
3Idererbfe, mas ibren Grtraq unb Wertb
-alS Semitic betrifft, tpiinT6enspertber, qls
Die 2dufererbie, bod lit fol6es nur gebenz
ta9e uno oas 9eite an Der 3udererbfe 1T,
oaB tie uns bas erfte &p9qemiiIe Iiefert
unO oa5u elm re6t fetnes un6 f6madbofteg.
Yin tletner uebelitanb BEL BEN 3uderz
erblen II, Dab man ben 9flan3en Solsz
ret1er als StiBe geben muB,- penfqffeas
ben 6oben groBi9otigen urb beTeren @orz
len, tpel9e umitGnbe man BET BEN meHten
9dufererbien ni3t n0t6ig bat. @eoen Der
Nnf6dffung FOLDER 6pl3reifer rnterIoTen
nun tpobG gar biele 8artenfreunbe, 91tfer@
erbien gu 5te6en unb tpenben ftb BEN QG11z
fererb1en 3u, bon oenen es cine dan2e
Y}enge neutrality-suspicious. @orten Gie6t.
9tun gtebt IS pObl audi niebrto bleibenbe
Sorten inter ben 3udererbfen, 6afiir baben
otete aber nt9t 10 9roBe unb marfioe @chpz
ten dls Die bpben, unb bod finb Der SalIss
frau uno Der &D3in bic groBen Sbpten bic
lteb1ten. &uf cine CUTE Sorte 1T bnrum
beim @nbau GROCER @ert6 au Ieoen,
Die niebrtgpodfenDen 8ufererbfen.
ipennglet3 tie nt4t 10 grOBe g6uten tras
gen, limb a6er oennO9 nt6t gu berafteu,
benin man 1port Bel ibnen bic Solareifer
it1!o bann limb tie au9 UNI cine furae 8eit
truber, als bic bp6en Gorten. 0os Sire
ben unierer @amen3ii9ter fpute ober Das
raul gert9tet fem: MISUNDERSTANDING @ors
ten NIT groBen @3pten gu aii6ten. 3udsrz
er61en t0nnen gleiA ben 3GufererbIen bel
OfIener Wttterung 19On i'm Mdr5 ms Sreie
9e1a@ef neroen; au3u fpGte Nusf au4en, pie
8. .. TN Wtat, baben teinen re5ten 53ped
me9r, petl Die Pflan5en bann ert S6otsn
ltetern, tpenrl es f4on iunge CRIME 8o6nen