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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
PROPOSED NIw SYSTEM.


baltimore. Jan. 2S.-lt is not improbable
tl"- iNt itluhulnG oi lft u9at tiu- ,iehl 2t
the Hal fillmore s. ohio railroad VIII result
in the formation OF new system 10 b.
known as the Baltimore & ohio North
western
The proposed collateral trus; loan VIII
PROBABLY amount to N2"H.0ol instead Of
part ~ it being iutrndoi 90 fund existing
debts anu the balance tp provide for need
ed improvements on the entire system.
To carry ont this Arrangement it is IN
tented w. form. II Is said. the Baltimore
y Ohio Northwestern system ont Of the
various small branch running from PITTS
bItg t'. chicago and forming the main line
60 tEiragc. Tho fIttstrrg * Western
branch viii be the nucleus of tfe proposed
" system The scheme prbyiis- that q
r'w bond be issued .u these lines guar
1rtagl by. the Baltimore y onio road
wgl"h viii he sold to IaE ou the cpmpany'S
ht9 incurred by these lines.
Another interesting rawor in connection
with .he proposed formation of a new sys-
tom IS ih.tt in the event thc idea Is adopt
- Mr. Thomas VI. King, second vice pres
ltent or th" Baltmota d ohio. viii be
oi-. tl TO the presidency Of the new line.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
TO rLoAr ruE ~. rAUL.
Tirst Real Effort WIN BE Made at Mid
night Thursday Slight.

Long Branch y. j., Jan 2s-The $780,
r0t iH gold which was brought over the At
I4uri' by the unfortunate steamship 81.
Paul row STRANDED uH Long HTtagh. Was
To-day transferred % "A lighter aLt reached
A#W York this evening. II Was sent li-
rtrtly 10 safe deposit vault.
The first real rlIurt % liuHt the s. Paul
Eil eauIa me-. about midnight 90 Thurs-
day. Az or about that hour tue strain on
tae kra-e anchors VIII Doe n-It ase4 every
pound rn- cables can carry, The tugs VIII
haul on the other ends Ji The keIse lines
and viii a!l iU every way. The spring Tide
viii occur m goo o."loa b, ana i 8 theu the
WreokeTs hopa 90 srr the 81. Paul noat on.
There i now about seven lret ot sand
aI.gur the shin
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

The buffalo Ell literature that Is 10 h..
net Win on an sides these days. recalls
lht iagt luat the person who FIRST i1tro-
4uGed hhual2 btll 10 the world has alru1-r
9foppea out OF the memory OF man Nd
buutlne Is referred 70. Fifteen 0r tu1utv
err frontier life were the dcleht - IN
A93nS America TAey had as thair ~ -
,haFaClers such personagcs as Buffalo Am
y ~ Blll and several Others who U.f.fai
n the hrsh, bJ who Tor time were s.3n-
po,,4 70 br nl'Tt iy hsments Of the srory
= Iiers ma 1ihILo The immense U>pI-
some smart manager that the charartars
r. told OF would prove good drawing cardS
u thvG Nere taken on the road IN "A -fovs
v ~ BIZ u. y. HickoigI made "a failure "a
q sh1"maiE and went hack West. whore
ne !" as killed Buffalo BIZ (W r. Codyl
h45tit "a success o. the road ani MS mr.
fnt N I'D West Is the evolution Of Eaa
u IlhlLLea stories. Savannah NnMs -
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
WHERE HAS CLEVELAND GONE?
Left Washington ut Midnight Last Night
With Two Friends on the Lighthouse
Igufpr SInpIa

Washiugton,Ja 2S.-prcsilout cleveland,
accompanied by Dr. O'Rollly and Captain
Lamberton, lott the city at midnight to-
uight on tho lighthouse tender Maple
which was lying OH seventh street wharf.
The Naples destination IS believed To be
Qu8utiDp. about thirty-tWo miles down the
river. and ~ " said that she VIII return l.
he city tomorrow. Further than Guam
tieo, hen. the presidents destination is
not known
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

The Helena Independent anuou1ca1 II
recent item that 2 man named Georea III
teLtr took his life by sWalloWiug cbIerr.-
IoIm Win woman al the bottom M n
II haS often happened that men have il
mon NJ 2i desperation. swallowed -tz+
HdteI Allh stick ia IT, but a draupht ~
thl9Iol'Im with a woman al the bottom -
II y new kind Of mixed drink b rs
sfate.-Butte Inter-MOuuIain - rs
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
WAS ~ DEAD EARNrsr.
Letter of the Oregon Editor Who Asked
for Pass.

From tho Portland sun.
"Tber, is nothing So important as the
good VIII of ylur patrons. ami there Is 10
better way for You 10 secure this than by
issuing passes 10 influential persons VII -n
c1geut reasons are shown. Nov. last week
/ wrote 10 MT. Stone Go send me "A pass 20
CORVALLIS as i wanted 10 go down 10 see
some friends. aul Hly legs are rather weak,
bar he, with q heart a. hard as his name,
replied that the trouble In my limbs was
probably caused by not using them enough
and told me that ! could use the track 10
walk on. This sort OF language Is not cal
culated TO create a friendly feeling, 10 say
tho least / would Ike TO have pass 10
CORVALLIS some time when You think Of
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

There has Just been placed on exbuf,r--
IA the third Egyptian room. Briti-fb, 49,
sser I'M az ual2lisdi specimen of the embaimei
over eighteen feet in length ana T. La.+i,7 +i,7
I@ully @ preserved, The eyes. as with hurs5r
muhlmles, appear 10 have been rtT1.114i
MHlch Tour are plainly visible, ars sflI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

London. Jam -s-A sp cial dispatch re-
eslFr+ Bore lay from 81. pes rshuee
says "Na ht arrangements point %
SOP las-ua -Meen Russia Great Ert-
ain, Franc au- italy for "a hual settlement
n me Aru-1f11 question These iuelud-
lta--l4'a u.HT .fE3a ana administration of
Auatjl.a aa -4e purchase Of Cyprus by
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

Sliiua. kas... jan. 8-tSprclall The an
Hlul exhibit " rhe Saline County Poultry
ami Pet S+qsE a-+oelation opened here to-
day AMI WI 9aGinue three days. There
are over s# Llrds on exhibition. They
come from aN over Central and Northern
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
state Ofncers 10 See salyini.

Topeka Kas.. Jan. 2S.-(SpeciIll An IN
yitation has been eNteuIed 70 the Kansas
state officers 10 attend tar opening OF the
new Rohrhaugh opera hUuse at Ottawa
ou JaHu4ry 81, when Sllyiui VIII preselt
has been accepted by most OF the state
officers.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
WILL STAND by HARRISON.
Indiana Republican Committee Pledges the
Party 10 His support.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan, 2s-The Repub-
uean state central committee this after
noon unanimously adopted the following
resolution, after fun and free Individual
expression uuou th- subject:
''Ees9lvyi, That the officers and members
of this committee, each Tor himself. and
Jointly as the constituted organization Of
The party IN Indiana, hereby express the
truest loyalty 10 General Harrison ana 70
his nomination and reelection as president
OF the united States. SHOULD he become a
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

Agent sEs.h.ry Crts Orders 10 Continue
ii- Hrgaing Ia Oklahoma.

Ma a=LtU-t.E JAM 2S-tST r1IIl The at
tpr--y -.H"s.' .Eyi Agent Shelby to-day
iH IIpgrt. b. once AMI investigate JIlu-e
scout. aE"..aH ,icTk Ebry. This Is IN rp-
e.ui-r tl l-. rE,s that have been tlrI.
aaalu@f t... attorney Brooks b. 90 la iu-
tr-fl fl-af-I, aI also Justice Birrtr. uWIus
~ fnr LLaa.... statement sent IN Iy his
.iarE- JaEH d a-horst. d D. understood
that SarlI.rE r. So all this work bun h-
may ue ~ .r. g. special accountants de-
tailed 10 Il- .EaII
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
one Delegate for Allison.

Washington. Jan. 2s-Perry II. Carson,
colored, and Andrew Gleason, white were
today chosen delegates 10 the national
Republican convention Carson is said 10
favor Allison for president, while Gleason
Is said 10 favor Reed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29
pe laoeralLe . eon.naLltes % Meel Eebruarr es.

Topeka, Kaf., Jan. 2S.-(Speciall a call
has been issued fer meeting OF the Demo
cratic state central committee at Topeka
on February =. 10 arrange for a state con-
Eeutiou for the election of delegates 10
the national convention. The call IS issued
by Secretary PeppeTeN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

Ohice. Name. Profession.
scl-pR r. j. BEATTIE. Physician
4ol-pR, NJ. A. Physician
@E-A, ;. BLDDM ............ ......;. Artist
2Ui-bR. J. BLOCK. ........... Physician
i03-DR. \. Il. BrRCHARD."".Ph Physician
" ). HJHlii;i.i, ''..''''''''Fh Fhysielan
49,, ..;;...;..........;.;,;n nressmakinE Parl'rs
s@-DR. O. w. DAVIS. S.......... hy~ician
51s-DR. MARTHA G. pIBBLE. Physician
2oi-DR Il. +. GiEENLEE .......... Bentis'
2UO-DR. j. T. HAMILTON ......::.....
soi-bR j. + iNiiDMsyHSN. haF ,..., Noi, Denis; lIs
al; HlAlAN. .i;;,.i,.. Mercn2at Tailor
%. LOVES drug ,sToRE...First Fls or
3G-bR. O. w LlE...........p physician
SGa-DB, ELIZA hysIcian
il0-MlpLAND ENGRAVING co...
aos-nR. NANNiE sTEiiiENs. .Physician
3lo-DR. AVIS +. SMITU..........Ih,s ,sician
sO7-MI! AND MRS. cLARENcEr l..
ifq ~, 'ii H. ..st!LzRACHER R-.p6ysi@ian
2lO-DR W NHtrTNIl fsR R.-..... Physi,t!.l...
THE JOURNAL CoMPANY's OF
FlCES
TO RENT-Onrys in this building 70 re-
liable tenants at low rates. Service Irst-
class IN every respect.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

Jones-"I've always been sorry for one
man. who didn't have an opportunity 10
see much OF the world.
RrCWn-"Who vas that2"
J9nsss1rPeer Atlas. be had It On his
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

ConStantiuople. Jan -s--The government
has taken SpA10o from the official pension
fund win which ~ meet urgent state re-
quiirmeufS, Mauser rifles are 20 ~ siven
- The troops as soon as possible. IT Is be-
ltVed thar this step ls due 70 the fear that
au insure iolaIy n9vsmsnI ~ Naasd-nia
s lInR=1l--z
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-29

NeW f9rk Recorder; Judge-"You a..
ssts1Lyhee'i. 70 lmoFlsonment for life"
. ftisoAsr-'uh, don't saw thaf its..t
eve ne something different. I'm a I7,sgs r,s,sis
rid man alreadY.s - t-sss-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-02
z
dc CHAPOYEAUT

Tggg l. Morrhuol contiene todos los
principles activoS del #ccito de
81 hiEado de bacaIao. s3lyu h mt
<SzaZsza terra grasa. Y obra mas ripida-
2nente 4ue ell aceite, cuyo peso repre-
scnta % UeceS.
Los trabaios puhlicados nor Ia Aca-
demia dc Mcdicina dc Paris. las
cXpcrienc'a> ctcctuadas han rrobaIio
que cl MorrhuoI cs mucho mas
elicaz Ell la By0nguitis los Re&friad,,S,
los Catdrros, las LnIl r3ncnaoss DEL
P'cto, cl HGIatisH.o Y ,'nquitis de los
nilos. Das;le les pTimeros dias, cesan
los sudores n0Cturnos, renace cl ape
tito, In tez Sc ;uima. al peso del
cucrpO aumenta, los tnierm0s expari-
lnentan sentimientn De benestar
fn"fza, sobra todo cniss piernas, la tos
diaminnYe y ac;tha por desa parecer.
PARIS, 8. rue Yiysnas or fodas las Farnaetas.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22
CHARLES STEVENS
Cor Montezuma and Adams SITS.
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable

Good turnouts on short notice'a
hours Of the day and night.
I Buy, sell and trade horse
Special atten tlon to boarding horse,
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

During 1895 the imports of gold
into England were the largest on
record, amounting to $4,000, 900,
of which $57. 100000 went from
the United States, $41, 100000
from South Afric, $3l. 900 from
Australia and I6,500,000 from
India and China. The exports
amounted to $l02,0O0,OOO.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

The Virginia, Nevada, Enter
prise says the Utica mine in Gala
veras county turns out five times
more gold than the Robinson, the
most noted of African mines. The
Utica employs 700 white men at
$3.50 to $3 per day, while the
Robinson has 1000 Kafirs at 80
cents per day each.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

This extraordinary Rsjuvenator 10 the mcA
wonderful discovery ct the age. 1t has been
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

The English bacteriologists con-
clude that an average of 1900
microbes must be inhaled into the
nose every hour, while in London
the number must often reach
l4,O0O.. The organisms are caught
by the nose and pass to the diges-
tive organs, which in health des-
troy them.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

Walter Wellman asserts that
the north pole is not by any meaus
the coolest spot on earth. Perhaps
he has some Renaissance of the
lecture platform.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

A young woman of Stockton,
Kan, who occasionally takes a fly
er after sundown in male attire,
writes "pieoes" for the papers on
tie evil of dancing.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

The "baby county," which is
Navajo's pet name; is in a pros =
porous condition, after year OF
home rule. County officials say
that the county of Navajo and A
pache are both more prosperous
than when together, and that the
combined expenses of the two
counties are twenty-five per cent
less than the cost of the same do
main when it was all Apache Co.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

In the fullness of his heart q
Nebraska editor says: "We have
met several men who blame a news
paper for having defeated them for
Office, but we have yet to find the
first man to admit that newspa :
per elected him to office.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

The Treasury statement on the
lst gives all the kinds of money in
circulation at 81, ,540,0O7, 1882, or
$50, 900, 900 less than May l, 1895,
The per capita circulation, based
on a population of 7l,l3h,000 is
stated at $2l.65.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

The Prince of Wales only re-
ceives from the British treasury
$l87 900 year for the support of
his family, and he thinks it is much
too little for their necessities and
wants more.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

Scientists say now that hand
shaking conveys disease" "Of
course; that's the way grip got
started"
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22
Some women always look ready
to scream.
to scream

Have you ever observed how
suddenly a useful man dies. and
how loLg worthless one holds out.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22
Local Tim @ Table

Trains run as follows: Leave M esa
at 7.30 am. arrive Phoenix at $50
m. Leaye Phoenix at 900 a m, ar.
rive Mesa 10 a. m. Leave Mesa 2 o
m, arrive Phoenix p m. Leave
Phoenix at p m, arrive Mesa at 8
pm.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-22

THE
The Atlantic & Pacific
RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
Leaves Ash Fork, west bound, At Is nj
and 80 pm.
Leaves Ash Fork, east bound, At 6 40 p m an
8 so . m
Arrives at Ash Fork, east bound. at 90 p m
and 4 40 am
Arrives at Ash Fork, west bound. at l As m
nd 40 y m
The Atlantic Pacific is the. G eat Middle
Route across the American Continent.
In connection with the railways OF the SAINT
Fe Route.
Liberal Management
Superior Facilities
| Picturesque Scenery
Excellent Accommodations
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado, the mos
Sublime OF natures work on the Earth, indies
1
Willisms or Peach Springs on this road. To
the Natural Bridge Of Arizona and Montezuma
Well you can journey most directly by this line
| Observe the Ancient Indian Civilization Of La
guna, or Of Acoma, ''The City Of the Sky
Visit the Petrifed Forest near CarriZo. See
and marvel at the freak Of CanoD Diablo. Take
0 hunting trip in the magnificent pine forests
OF the San Francisco Mountains. Find interest
in the ruins Of the pre- historic Cave and Clif
Dwellers: View the longest Cantilever bridge
n America across the Colorado River
DON A. SWEET,
Gonl Passenger Agent,
Albuquerque, n. M.
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT & PHOENIX RR.
TIME TABLE
(Mountain Time is Standard Tims)
Leave Phoenix, north bound. At 8 so m aud
740am
Arrive at Prescott, north bound, at 2 Ss p m
and l0pm.
Arrive at Ash Fork, northbound. at s cop m
and IL OF p m
Leave Ash Fork, southbound, p m aid n,
Leave Prescott, south bound, 7 o m and 56
o m.
Arrive at Phoenix, south bound, At s46 m
and Z pm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

*Sn Cincinnati bat cine 6euers-
brunft bas fiinff0fige Gebdupe Der
granntmein 8rennerei bon .Mibalos
pitIb. Blet1er & SO. In ber pearl
StraBe 3erlt0rt. Der geiammte Sda=
ben an Mbisfp, WtaIdinen uno am
@ebauoe miro auf 5000, 600 geIddBt,
lift ober ooaltdnois burd NerliAeruns
qeoeft.
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Wed)ielmoes sd)tdiaI.

Ser pOlisei6ef BON Springfield, O.,
mar Dor Gur5em bon Den YebDrDen sll
Siour Sails, Siio=9afota, erludt ppr=
ben, fi6 nod oem Terbleib Der Al Sabre
alten Trau Barbara galele al erfunoi=
gen, oa bieie uno beren in Siour SAILS
lebenoe 96meiter our9 ben 5po ibres
Waters i'm GDni9feib Wiirttemberg Die
alleinigen Grben zines bebeutenben Ser
mD9ens gemorben ieien. Mian bat nun
aus9efunoen, oaB sSrau Barbara 8a=
iele li6 lett 6 Sabren in Der Srrett= =gb=
tbeilung oes GDuntD=2lrmenbauies uno
beren 5uei Ginoer li6 in oem SPRING
fielber Ginoerbeim befinben.
SSrau 8aiele mar Dor Is Sabren nit
eittem tleinen 8ermDeen nah ben Ser.
Staaten gefommen, uno als lie our6
Die betriigeriiden Ma6enl0aiten zines
@runoeige gentbumsmaflers ibr 0erm6..
gen perlor. oem Wabniinne berfalen.
IS tperben iofort S9ritte eetban tper=
ben, um Die Sage Der ungliidli6en
6rau unb oer Ginoer 81 elmer ertrdeli=
beren 5u geitalten unb Iie in ben 8eliB
Der Grbl6aft gu ieBen.
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Gunem griefe bon &eb. S. @unoer=
man in 9imonoale tuuroe uns geltattet,
folgenoes 81 entnebmen sd 5Dsere
ni6t, 9r. Sings Seem DISCOVERY anee=
lesentli6 su empfeblen, na6Oem oas
Dtittel i'm Sranfbeitsfalle meiner Srau
mabrbaft punDerbare Gelultate ersielt
bat. MdbrenO i'd in &ipes Sunetlon
als pfarrer Der oortigen 8aptiitenge=
meinoe funftionirte, puroe lie bon einer
2un9enfranfbeit, ipel6e bDn einem gn=
faae Der @rippe suriid9eblieben mar,
melt binunter gebra6t. S6refll6e
Sultenanfdlle oauerten oft nit ipenig
llnterbru9 funoenlans unb man be-
sann gu fiir6ten, oab iie bieielben ni6t
iiberleben iperbe. Sin Sreunb rietb
inns Or. Sings Sem Discovery an bas
Mittel besann raid gu pirfen unb err
5ielte bo6befrieoigenbe &elultate."
SSlai6en su SO Gents unb 81 (Yro=
belaI6en sratis) in Der glputbete bon
l +. s. Willer & Sohn.
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i QIbrQbqm gDile, ein RQufmonn /

Mbrabam Mile, Elm Raufmann III
NEiance. 81, tolleftirt feline Nns1tdnoe,
Iinbent er nit einem Wa9en por BEN
oaus bes @huloners auf uno alb para=
Dirt, an tpeldeln lib Elm Gnilb befins
BET init Der Muflhrift ,Wiie's Gollets
til Mageu fiir faule 3abler. Der
Monit BABE eaten GriplG
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60 jeud)se Der Farmer.

Aarum /? ST. nit 6al3ers neuen
@etreioe =5orten ertrdgt Der Nfer ieBt
.Dreifdltig. gDiiien Sic, mas oas be-
oelltet 81, no friiber SO Yufbel Da=
Ter tDuGien. giebt es nun $50 8uibel,
tuo friiber 60 guibel Gerlte pu1ien,
sgiebt es nun $50 Bufhel, no friiber
200 8ulbel Gartoffelr ipu1ien, giebt es
nun 600 Yufbel. QBo friiber 2 Son=
men 0el ipubfen, giebtss nun 6 9On-
men llnD me1r. Da 0arf Der Ssarmer
ljlbeln 6aIaer's 6amen biirgt fir
groBe grnten !
Derr Galser fsnoet portofrei IS
8adetc friiber @emiiie= =Gorten, qenuq
fiireine Camille, nod Gmpfon9 bon $1.
Su Gis oieie glati3 aiisi6neibtn nnn
nit 10 Gents IN 9riefmarfen ali Sobn
II @al3er Geeo Co., ga Grolje, MIS-,
iefben, befpmmeil fie frei 10 probeu
WraSs, GIes=, uno @streioe-G GQnleu ano
@afasys Gatalp9.
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0eID itt Siilte tttto Oiille.

Ser Nnfauf Der Sitter i'm Sberamt
Miinlingen, Wiirttemberg, fur ben neu=
Ell, grOben Grercier- uno GbleBplab
oes Is. MrmeefDrps lit beenbet unb Den
2enten iino au6 ibre @eloantbeile aus=
besablt moroen. @s fommem baburh
Iold grpBe Summen in Die sin5elnen
@emeinoen (nad 80ttinsen 5. 9. na=
heSu | Million WarD, s,oaB es fiir Die
2eute 9eraoe5u eine gtufgabe III, ibr
@elo geii1ert arSulegen. Sn ben inei=
ften @emeiHben iino Die Biiraer ollrh
ben groBen @iiterperfauf gen6tbigt, ib=
rem sar5en Wirtbihaftsbetrieb 81 an=
bern Dber gar in anbere Orte 81 5ieben.
Die 6utterpldBe Oiirfen nod Swei Sabre
lang beniiBt neroen.
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$1,000 TIT Yretiett meroctt fret
berthetIt.

8enubt bic Su6Haben in ben Wor=
ten "Monon Seeds Grow" uno biloet
baraus 10 piele (erslii6e) Worte ais
mD9li6, Die 8u9itaben por= uno rid
pdrts gebrau4eno. aber sebraubt einen
Su6ftaben ni6t otter, als berielbe in
"Monon Seeds Grow" porfommt.
8. 9. bic Morte !: see, on, none,
weeds, &c. 9ie perion, ipel9e aus
ben guditaben i'm Serte Die meilten
Worte biloet, befommt einen preis bon
800. Sir Die speitsr6Bte 2iite miro
Elm Yreis bon $75 besablt, fiir Die nd6=
fte $25, fir bic nd6ften 10 2ilten je
$40 in Sob. Seio Sbr gut i'm Wort=
biloen, 10 t6nnt Sbr @ud einen tuertb=
polen Breis li6ern, oa Die Mpnpn
SEED So. beabIi6tist, Sunoerte bon
Spesialpreiien aussuienben, fiir iol6e,
tpel1a 2iiten nit mebr als Is WOrten
einienben. Sdreibt @uren 9}amen
unter bic 2iIte Der numerirten @orte
unb f6ift bieielbe nit IL 5pei Gent
poItmarfen fiir Elm 3u1ammen9eteBtes
Bafet ,Mpnon Samen bic tpa6len,
tpel1es IL gafete Der neueiten uno be-
liebteiten 8lumeniorten entbGlt, ippis
aud ginselbeiten iiber Die 8ertbeilune
Der preiie. Sleier Wort= t=Wetttampf
miro iorslam uno gemiiienbaft seleitet
uno bat bauptldhlih ben 3mef, unie-
rem Samen in neuen 2otalitdten be-
tannt su MAIDEN. Sbr befommt ben
tuertbpoaiten 8lumeniamen, Der iemals
anaeboten tpurbe, unb auBeroem f6nnt
Sbr, tpenn Sbr eine groBe 2iite bon
pafenben Worten einienbet, einen
.pertbpoaen preis erlansen. Wir be-
abildtisen, einen srOBen Gelobetrae
fir Die Yertbeilung bon preiien 5u per=
menoen. Wir perli6ern su9lei1, baB
bic Prnbe Senbung, Die mir @u1 su=
fommen laiien, gu6 befrisoisen tpiro.
Sdreibt gllren Namen beutli6 unb
ibidt uns eine 2ife 10 balo ais mos=
lib. Morelie
Monon Seed Co.,
Wtonon Building,
Chicago, Sa.
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