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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-26
townsend C Joynes. A~uctloneers
TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
NEAR BERKIEy.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of tr,s,
gHecuvea 10 US, as trustees, by John -.
Layers " ana Cinda r. Rogers. his wife
aatea the 18th day OF September 1sa5'
81 ~ GUY or record in the Cierk's ofHce
IN dead C3unty Court of Norfolk county.
re- aeed po9k 1876. page &C. and at the
siSq OF the creditor secured thereby.
IN nN the eo pan default having. been made
saTsfaniaa creditor we shall proceed. OF on
81 10 HLAf the 9th day Of NAV. 1896
az ~ nnS O'clock m. on the premise to sell
to-wit: ~ He ioiieWing property,
LOTS 55 and Sc. AND PART OF LOT
which said plan Is duly of T records n ana.
CLERKS office of Norfolk County ron rne
ofty being bounded, with rereranrpoi prop,
sag plan. by the northeastern line ~
Seiaen street. the northeastern Inc 81
lot NO, 81. the middle line OF the biocH
anu a line drawn parallel with the north,,
Snstern line OF lot numbered Sc. and five
ieet therefrom; together with The h,,ilI'
ings nnu improvements thereon and the
nppurtenances thereto Delonpinr Thie
property is situated Oh Selden Strict nean
the intersection of Wilson's road and
Bsrkiey avenue, and may be reached hv
me former. via Canipostella Bridge, ma
ny She iatter from Berkeley.
TbRMs:-cash. LEO JUDsoN,
i. ]. BOND,
TOWNSEND C JONES. u"'ees'
,.r ,eoc Auctioneers.
Apli D., Ioso. ap5-3Ot
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$1.0O.
AUCTION sALES-rUTURE DAv

II. {. Hoggard Il Co., Real Estate AZ
tioneers.
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LIME

Boys Mixed Straw Hats. l5c. each.
Boys White Straw Hats, with band,
25c.
Misses Straw Sailors, with band.
l5c.
Misses Fancy Straw Sailors, with
band. 25c.
Ladies' Black Straw Yachts, loo.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats. ranging from
sl.25 to ss.sS each.
sprays OF Flowers. &C., lOc., 15c., Csc.
fahcy Ribbons. lOc. yard to soc. yard.
All SILK and Satin Ribbons. &c. yard,
be- yard. SC. yard. Zoe. yard, 12hc. yard,
25c. yard.
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BOUGHT OUT AN UNDERWEAR FACTORY $3.50 GARMENTS
SALE BEGINS MONDAY AT g O'CLOCK.
1oe, 1se, ESQ, SOC, 500, 600, zso. ana @1.oo

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-26

TOurN,cNn,r ITUStee.
aD24-tds AuctNES,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-26
The Rev. Henry R. Rose breaches An Inter
esting Sermon on the Above Subject.
EVERYBODY HAS SMOKE TO BURN.
&c rs u Mans Duty to Burn His own
Smoke for Ills own Sake-HeaIth
Pence and Power Depend on n
Clear Mind To Stand Befor
The King.
BY HENRY r. ROSE (Auburn. Me.)

EVERY man should bear his own bur
6en."-Gal. vi. 3.
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OUR
ARE RINGING IN The EARS Of THE pE0pl r ASFvFR REF0RE
.. . eeeseeseeeesoeeeeeesweseee
g incompatible Selling of This Sort That Has won Us the
Trade and Good WILL of the Peop1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Small Flat Gilt Buttons. &c. dozen.
Black Jet Dress Buttons. Sc. dozen.
All colors 'Aeaal Dress Buttons. Sc.
dozen.
Ladies' Colored Border Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. Sc. each.
Ladies' 25c. Narrow Gilt Belts. l3c. each.
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ShelleY Items.

SHELLEY, IIaho. Dec. 3l.-Ths
wees eniing Dscon bsr %, 1895 wen,
out cold, win Iy and CLOUDY. Professor
Hicks struck II truly aud To The letter.
Cnristmas day was COLD, windy and
gloomy.
Christmas day observAnocs here
were complete success aud much
| credit 10 due t. the committee. In the
forenoon srrv css we're opened y the
shelley ward e. lee clup slnging, "Hsrk
the Song OF Jubilet,n In GOOD sty (;
MiHoi Oson aud Min a Herbert en-.
gagged Ia duet; Misse- XVI IaanI
Nellie Chilli In a, comic dialogue, and
Missth D. ella anu LIttIe shelley win
a song Hul fecitali,n. Mr.. X. II. BrsI.
shaw, the leader of the onoiL Ne.
Musgfave aud Mrs. l. cy stephens
Gang; after which Bro. HubtT a. Hu.
band took the character Of Santa
Claus. 10 the afternoon was a grand
parry and dance Tor tho young unss,
where candies and nuts were plenty.
fne grand march led by Bro. g. n.
Porter, was donB In OK lpilsnt style.
10 tho evening good dance aud
picnic was enjoyed.
Basalt had tarly and dance on
Christmas ove, anu on the evening Of
Christmas the Basaltefa Joined In the
party at shelley.
The past week Brother and Sister
Mitchell were surprise by tue folks.
There were splendid time spent Ia
sonss and picnic.
Felix AMI Chfisiina Huband had
pleasant visit from the folks here aud
think one Of the best parties OF the
feasou.
Sister Louisa Herbert had a birthday
surprise on tho evening OF the 2Sth
and an enjoyable time was spent.
Sister Herbert IL PRECEDENT Of the Y.
l.. NJ. /. association aud 10 doing q
good work.
Mt. Cha. Rapp isstlll suffering from
his fall ana vNty little improvement IL
telt ~ present.
At Shelley, Dec 40, 1896. there was
BORN TO Asa anu Alice PicfaDn, a baby
girli mother ami infant doing well,
and later 10 well pleased with his blue
eyed girl. LosDOsER.
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Maricopa Stake Conference.

ITO u. M, December %, meeting
was called by President q. II. Hakes,
On tbs stand were the presidency o.
the Stake, We were also favored with
tue presence OF Elder Brigham Young,
Of ths Council OF the Apostles.
After singing anu prayer, President
Hakes made few remarks, following
which, Elder Brigham Young, in al
able RIdIess, made the ioteAoon a time
10 be remembered.
At2p. m, after singing, prayer and
Administering the Sacrament, Elder
Iounk again addressed the assembly,
taxing the time Of tho afternoon In
excellent discourse.
Monday, lOa. IN, President HAkoa
called tho meeting 10 order anu after
making few remarks, called for re-
ports from Bishops. These being givop,
President Hskes reported tho stAks.
All reports were favorable.
The general and local authorities o.
the Church were presented anu unAni.
mOusly sustained.
Following this President Henry G..
Rogers repaired briefly, his labors
among the Lamauitea
ilH'i h'is"hh ouuk occupleu lLu
remaining time.
Conference Teconvsnei at 9 p. m.
After opening exercises, Bfo,hgt
Hyrum &, Phelps was tho nist speaker.
followed by Patriarch Benjamin 4.
Johnson anu Elder VIM. ]. Le Barau,
with closing remarks by Elders Hokss
and Young.
Wednesday, December 25.--MeetIug
was called ia the Lehi ward at 10 a. m.
Bisnop 4. h. Jones offered his resigna.
ton and aittT some very go0I instTuc-
tiOus by Elder Young, the resignation
was accepted ana BlIhop Jones was
hOnOrably released with thanks,
Elder SOfen e.. SlrsnsOn was ordAinsI
Bishop OF the ward.
Two p. M, December IS Meeting
called In thu Papago ward, at which
their house, recently erected was dsdi.
Gated, Elder Young Offering the dedl.
catory prayer, Continuing Elder
Young spoke from the Book OF Nor.
mon, ON the LamAuites ami their
lu'ure.
a special Priesthood meeting wa
hell Dec. 20. at winch time very goou
counsel Was given.
Conference adjourned for three
mouths,
A ter meetings we're concluded, the
people gathered at tho Coop nail,
bringing plc.tic, aud together with
thif, songs, recitAliOus, speeuheg, etc.,
maze tue ttrnuou aud evening %
very enjoyable time, long 90 be t..
membereu by tbs Saints OF Marie pa.
GEo. PAssEY, Clerk.
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WILL LIE IN STATE.
sixteenth Ward sunday school Chidr n
10 lake a Psrung Giance AT
Their Late superintendent.

AZ stated In these columns yoster.
day, the funeral services over the 70
mains OF tho late Peter Gillespie 81.
will be held In tue Sixteenth ward
meeting house on SUNDAY next al II
a.m. At his decease and tor tho pas
fourteen year,, Elder Gillespie has
held the oirioe OF Sunday school super.
intondent Of the Sixteenth ward, In
which capacity no endeared himself to
all tho members Of that orgA uizstion,
and In order TO allow the pupils OF the
sunday school to take parting glance
ut the lace OF their beloved suptTln.
tsndent, his body viii lie In state al
the meeting house from 1880 until II
o'clock, during which time tho Sunday
school Oh ldrVn will have the " yilsge
OF viewing the remains. The school
will c0nvsUe ut 10 O'Clock as usual
ElIer Gillespie was born In Scotland
on June - 1922, aud was therefore IN
tue IAN year OF his age.
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Council; BbboisJ' he various ward-
tTith few eHcrpujns) AMI other In
Hue stiAl men.
The Bishops reported their warts to
b. IN at fiving condition tsmplrally.
C1nsiderabie wheat had bssu put IN
and IL nov up and looking we'll, while
more lie bsiig futir There was con.
siderable sickness reported 10 some Of
the wars, suGn as ciId-, diphthefla,
nembfaueous Group. etc, Thefe were
eleven deaths reported la the last
| quarter. some OF tue lsrgar warts
bsvs suspended all gatherings, especl.
ally where iho young come together,
On account Of TIE contagious disea.es
In our miIs. IL was th usht We were
| tting the upper hand OF these.
IL efs WiIOrd CrJoke, George II.
Suits aud 4. Il. kempton addressed
The conference, a. tuUy we've expecting
To start on mission sssn. Tue speak.
ufs ex pressed themselves a. telng will
iug - 10 Al iulfli TIER 10 scion, an
hoped they would he able 10 bring some
pne into tue fold, snu 90 hsnJr " Tue
Stake OF ward that aent them.
Elder Brnlamin Gun, president OF
tue High Puests' qu rum, said the
greater number ~ nls quorum We
iiyins theit religion, Wulle the r..
manner were net. Ihu speaker *.
hoftud ell High Priests u seek tie
Lord, aud see " they are Ia llue wi h
tue Frst Presidency aud tuJse
presiuo over them; Tor W. do mol want
TO be cut short OF the blessings that are
Ia store Tor the faithful.
Elder Henry Boyle ropittei tbs
5uvuniies; felt TO advise lhl.e TIA
were going on missionH to trust In ne
Lord, tor IL IL only those VIM 10 10
that will be Rble TO stand. rhosio
had had great deal OF expufie on n
missionary WORK, having tfay !. d
ma y thousands OF miles by ran and
many on foot, ~
secretary sllas T.. jenkins reportal
the EiderS quorum; said tnat uuur
tie past year they had visited all t. Q
wards except ~. David aud had call d |
meetings aud set tue quorum Ia ofusr.
The general and local authorities |
we're pfesou.e1 before tue oIuieruuce |
by f.. w. Moody, CLERK, and aus
tanned.
The stake presidency occupied Tho
remainder Of tho time upon tue dutns |
OF the SAINTS la tho STAKE, tuch a. El-
tending to their pfayeie, payiug thv
tithus and unorings, agtunding mrr,.
la o; also spokH On uuiiy, oxhOitiug al
To live their fcligio anu to suslaiuAi d
palfOuizH thu aoa4rmy,
IL was thought wise 10 hold only
one days conference - ~ 10 avoid
any danger OF spfe ding disease. There
were not ~ many OuI a. usual but a
10 Il spifit prevailed.
Con efenos adjourned for th1o
m MUS to meet at Pims, and tho choir
sang tue anthom, song Of tee r.
deemed.
+. w. MOODY. Clerk.
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Personal Paragraphs.

W. J. Smith OF Morour is at tho
Walker.
b. +. Murdoch Of Chicago 1. Tomplo.
ton guest.
Arthur d. Wolf OF New York /. a, tho
knutsiOid.
a. Il. Becker Of Park City has his auto.
graph ON tha knutsiprd tegis,or.
l.. J. Conrad, well known stock man
OF Chester, Is - Cullen guest.
G. J. Healoy aud wife Of Anaconda,
Montana, arc guests at the Tempieton.
Hon. j. L. Hammond 4. down from
Logan aud IL stopping al the Walker.
Joseph Danger OF Omaha, Eeb., l.
among the las arrivals a. the Temple
ton.
Frank Gazzato, tho advance agent for
the "ln Old Kentucky" company Is n
guost a. tho Walker.
Hons.Thomas koaTns aud David Keith
arc down from Park city aud are stop
ping al their old quarters, the Cullen.
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One ~ the new lettor-n particularly
Interesting letter wutttn by Biai e
lust alter his drIest-H reproduced In
iao'imile; AMI there IRE 20 ue new " {.
tefs by Gen. sherman, aud sevritl
portraits Of Blaine. Other notewor y
iealufee Of thu number are poTuia
article by the eminent astronomer, Sir
Robert Ball, giving thu latest intirma-
Ton regarding "rhe Suu's Light,"
nd shot sIorles by Anthony Hole
Het0ert ID. Ward -. $. Mcclure, Lie.
30 Lafayette Place, New York.
That entertaining magazine Tor
young people, Frank Leslis's Pleasant
II urs for Boys anu Girls, has some
good things Ia its January number.
There IL ~ illustfated article on "rht
Uuitud Statos n val Cadet" by Joseph
Cobleutz dr II. Charles Frederick
Holder contributes n short story about
some boys who caught sharks for
hylnii there l. an article telling how
boy may build q low-price tech ut
aud learn 10 SSH n, by wiz. T.. Poi d;
an illustrated Now YsaT's story II
Nuftt; 80 or on snow Igloos anu
Image, anu How to Make Them; ~
continual ln o. the two serials by L.
ward 3. klls and Jeauur h. II. Wi.
Ao,ti cvUfhi short sterles, some tricks
and puzzles, nnd tho EDITORS chat Oh
ueW Lo.ks Tor boys anu girls.
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st. Joseph Conference.

The quarterly conference OF the 81,
Joseph stake OF Zion began nt Pima,
ArlLons, Sunday, December 10 at lu
q. m. There were preseut on thr
stand; Christopher Layton, William
d, johnson and Morgan IL. Merrill ol
the Stake presidency, Patriarch Pale
mon y. Merrill, msmbsrs OF the High
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE BAY MARE, ABOUT 4 YEARS OLD,
~ hind feet white, cut with wire on hind
legs.
one bay mare, about 10 yeaTa old, fore feet
white, looks Ike Z u on left thigh.
one bay horse, about yeara old, feet all
while, stare m forehead, looks like q with
stroke In center on left thigh.
ono yellow pony torse, about 10 years cid,
blurred brand on right thigh.
one black horse, about years old, weighs
about 500.
II the hboyO described animals are not
claimed ami taken away on or before Junu'
AIRY 18th. 1870, they WILDE sold at City Estry
Pound at2p m.
JOHN o. MATToN,
PoundkeepeL
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LITERARY NOTES.

McClure'a Magazine for January hes
= pager by Mt. Murut Halstesd On the
relation Mr.. Blame boie TO his cnnui.
aoy Tor tue Presidency In 1857. BY
conversations anu letters OF Blainsis
never before published, no gives the
inner history, nrst OF the nomination,
and hon the succeeding canvass.
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The Grand and David Gatrlck at tho
Lyoeum. Both these thsatets have
ben plnylug to good houses during
the past week.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AZ might bs expected, there was only
n small audience at the Theater last
night, When The Daughters Of Eve was
given f,r the second time by Maue
Wainwright and her company. Dfar-
attic productions OF a questionable moral
tendency do not meet the appreciation
OF the majority Of theAtet.goers In this
city.
This evening Sheridan Know les.
comedy The Love Chase is the bill at
the TheAter.
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Tenth Quorum.

The Tenth quorum VI Seventies will
holi their regular monthly meeting nj
he Ninth ward meeting house tonight
(Fnday) nj 1880 O'Clock.
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new TIME CARO-, IN EFFECT DEC. /, 1896
liaus Art1tt and Depart az Sail Lake
eat Daily a. Fsaecss

atsus Arm, aud IJ,,s,f AZ Sau Lat,
ca. Dstiv, ., Toasss:
NFifH
''' E,S Ss'' ty 2 b.a9,i = r.r tC q;
81 80" 49, 49,. ''...;,...,''. ..
N.e' -NN Vsleh'' '''., ''ss.-'' 20 IN
from san francisco cache valley,
OEien ana inlefmc jiato points. . pm
From Chicago. Omaha. 81 Touta
Kansas JitY, Denver ana Ogden sg0am
Iron Frisco, Milford. sAurtt. va
Icy, kephi, Provo, Msfcur and
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II you desire pure larj, 90 TO tn
Palace Make, 265 10. Nan J. 49,.
Marriott. PTSpI Only 10 cents Der ID.
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For prime meats, pure pork saulape
aud lard, ~ 10 tue Palace Market, 265
b. Main, J. NJ. Marriott, Prop.
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Two more nights and two mstiness
'emain IN which 10 see the Am IONS al
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Tbs inaugural uail nj the Thealor on
Monday night should be brilliant
,tiair.
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MI. Dhey's engagement Mt the
Theater tumurf W evening IL looked
forward to with intertst by lovers nj
comedy. This Lottery OF Love which
viii he presented IL one OF Augu.tin
DAly'A ads ptali0us from the French
with the "Ffenet" probably extracted,
II IL spoken OF as full ~ com que.
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CURRENT In lHsnl unu 10 tont
TIME TABLE !" thOO' hu'l WI IUJJi

tesve salt Lah- tity
No. s-fof bingham, Provo. Grtnd
junction and all, Ioin'a EAst tt,.
No a.-lOr irOvo, orAn1 Junction
.o sS st q. pols ., ka,i.....,;.,. 'iop N.
No go,ni,,;;.;, .;;;;..,;..,., go p. m
Ina and al intermsdian
=. point. ...,. .,.::............. .... 1902. N.
and al intermediate points t.oop. on.
10 s-loi Orion anf tho " est .... % b m
no i-f0r oElan ami tie West... l2ilS p.u.
Arrive salt Lake city
40 i-FTom rfoto, graui Junction
and the kAst.u..,,a....... isnSp,v
No S-from Provo. DrAnd Junction
a T snd 'rs ka's ...;...-.,,.:,,, mss, p. N.
stuua, Eureka and All inter.
M me iegolnis...,.......... $500
NO. e-fron ogden ana informed.
iGtt psiuts.....-.. .......- - piioa. IN
=" = RON buteka and Payron.. tbsA m.
30 Iron cEden sni tho West. INA IN
No. s-from Ogden hnd the West sit0p. M
only line ruhninF through Pullman Palace
Sleeping cars Salt Lake CITY to san Francisco.
sAl lake Citr 70 Denver via Grand junction
AUD salt laso Ulty 20 Kansas city aud Cher.
20 va colorado poinia.
Through transit q family sleepsrs without
Denver.
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
l. {. poDGE. Gen. NAnaGs-.
{. II. hAhCuCK, TrAfio Manager.
IA WADLkl6H. Gen. PAssgr. AT
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leave Ogden, or
Salt Lake In the oven
ing. and after break.
fasting In the sump-
tuou- dining cars " tho
SANTA FE ROUTE,
on tho third morning,
you arrive IN Chicago
or ~. Louis In season 10
ationd TO business or
connec, with all fast
trains for the EasL
Some one has said 70.
comfy that the track oi
tho ATCHISON. To-
PEkA & SANTA FE
railroad wa. in such
nOfieo CONDITION thai
the long distance run Of
tho Flyer" on the Now
York Central could be
equaled II not exceed
ed, by its magnificent
trains.
GEO. T. GILMAN
General Agent Passena
o r Department.
90 West Second South
Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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Zioo's Savioqs BaQs
g. TRUST CO.
10. is gast Temple Stft.L
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Established 1875. Incorporated 1855.

DIRECTORS
MILFORD Woodruff. President
Geo. Q. Cannon, Vice.Pfesldent.
Joseph = Smith. George REYNOLDS.
Angus NJ Cannon. lIcber Grant,
James lack Lorenzo Snow.
T. G. Webber, francis NJ Lyman.
II. b. Clawson. l.. John Mutual,
George NJ. Cannon.
Safety deposit boxes in our burgular
proof vault for ran, at very low rate.
Open for deposits Saturday night
until s O'Clock.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-19
KdhIrdume fir Obft uno IDENTITIES

Die &unf, @emiiIe unb 6rii9te baJt6ar
gu MAIDEN, bat g%egenpGrttg I9on cine 8oq=
enOung errei9t, Die ben @enuB gGrtner:f9ec
%@r3eugniie BON Der Sabresaeit o0Iig una6=
bGngig gema9t bat. 9ieIes &on1eroir tags
Derfa4ren bat aber AUDI nod grpBe ntrtb>
f3aftli6e 8ebeutung, inbem Der 1ebetflu5
Der einen Sabres5eit glei9mdBig iibsr bos
gan5e Sabr pert6eilt nerben tanr, uh5 10
cine Before 8ermertbung gdrtnerif9er Grz
%3eugntfe getpGbrleiitet pirb. Die erbaltsHbe
&raft Der &GGte lit Bel uns in Mmerita in
G6nlt9er Weife, pie 1te bis6er i'm 9roben
pie i'm &leinen fir bic Mufbena6rung oon
5letf4 benubt purbe, au9 fir Semitic in
Nnpenoung ge3Dgen tporoen. Oie neusn
&ublanlagen @bicagos itn0 Die gr0Bten ano
Be tausgeftatteten in Der Welt uno BADEN in
erier 2inie aQerbings nod ben 3ped, inn
8eDarfsfalle ben ungebeuren ueber1 9uB bon
&inbern auf3unebmen, bic gu 8egiun tes
Winters auf ben Maarft fpmuen. SIM lebz
ten 9erbit iinb u Die &iblrGume Der DR.
mour Yading Company aud ben SbItz unr
8emi1ebdnolern our 8~erfiigung ge5teqt
pOrben. Man ~itbernabm 3undbft oerfu9s>
peiie 4epfel, 3piebeln, @ur3eln, &obl II. +.
IN. our @inlagerung. Sic purben 2(nfang
Sttober in ben &ii6lruum gebra9t unb itets
in elmer glei9en Semperatur gebalten. N1=
les Semitic bepa6rte md6renb bes Winters
feline Srti6e bOqftdnbtg. 4uBerorbentli9
pt6tig fiir Oas 9eGingen bes 8erYuas 6at
fi9 Die 9iiftung nit trodener falter 2utt err
pisIen; fe 1T 10 OOr5iglih, baB in einem
Raum, no 100 Barrels 3niebeIn lagen,
ni9ts BON Oeren @eru4 gu merfen mar. Oie
2uftabtIblung tpirb our9 grOBe 806reu
beipirft, bur9 mel6e elm glei4mdBigerGtrpm
Seepa1er BON 9efriertemperatur fliebt,
9as Seepafer pirb our9 Qmontafoerbunz
flung obgefiiblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-19
Wieoer cine rleue melfmafhine.

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a~bgebaltenen lan6pirtbT9aftli9en Musftelz
lung rtef cine Melfmaf9ine 9rpBe Neugieroe
mad. Oiefel6e ipurbe I'M @ebrau9 oprge=
fiibrt. @s tparen 3ebn pra4tboQe boldnz
bif9e &iibe aufgeitalt, bic breimal tdglt9
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&nf9eine na9 lieBen iid bic &ii6e bic gros
5ebur febr gut gefalen, unb iparer feline
na9tbeiligen Solgen an benIel6en gu be.
merfen. Die Maf9ine mar ptrfli9 fe6r
finnrei9 erba@t, bieielbe IieB it@ fe6r leiAt
unter Der Sub Dermittelit zines @urtes Be-
feftigen unb an ben s3iben a~nbringen. Oie
bier beipegli9en, aus9eitredten Nrme, bic bic
3iben bielten, tonnten fi9 bortpdrts, riids
pdrts unb aur Seite betpegen, fobaB bieielz
ben fir iebes Gutter pafenb ftnb unb Der
Stub BET ieoer 8etpegung folgen tOnnen, Gin
nit Der 2uftpumpe in @erbinbung ftebenber,
nit 9adren %umfponnener @ta6lf9lau9 1T
mittelit Druid lei9t an Der MaI9ine gu be-
%feftigen, unb penn bic 2uft rein berausgez
pumpt lit, febt ii9 bic Ma19tne in 8epez
gung. user felbit melfen fam, muB bic
ltnnrei9e DIRT unb @eiIe bepunbern, nit
tpel9er Qebnli9fett bic MaIdine bas Melz
ten nit Der 6anb na9abmt. 3pei 9ummi=
rotten, bic fib UNI Die 3tBe anlegen, 6ebsn
fi9, in6em fe auseinanberge6en unb perurz
Id9en etnen lei4ten StoB na9 oben am
Gutter. Damn ge6en fe nieber etpas auz
lammen unb iiben na9 unten gebenb einen
DRUID auf Die 3tbe aus. 9ie Mil9 pirb
bon Der 3tbe in ei1en tleinen 8ebdlter nit
&ugelberf9luB gemolten, in benz pieber Elm
9ummi 3lau3 angebra6t 1T, Der bic Mil9
in Die 6Dbe in eineMil9fanne nit dbnli9em
&ugelberf4 luB befDrbert, TobaB Die W1il9
p~oaftGnbig 9egen Die 2uft unb beren @ins
ffiife gef9ibt lift. QGs araftbetrieb mar Elm
Doctor angebra9t, bOh 1T bic 4rbett AUDI
nit 9anofraft aus5ufibren. Sir bic
Prurts unO ~befonbers BEL @eibegang Der
&ii6e biirften iebo9 nob otele @ereinfa9unz
gen an Der Maf9ine npt6ipenbig 1ein. Oas
&etnma4en Der Maf9ine, Der S9Gdu9e II.
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i'm Waferbaoe anf9einenb I9neq.