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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-30

Ladies of Boulder county, have you
found, when you 60 to the dry goods
store, any article of merchandise reduced
in price because of the Mckinley tariff?
Have you, oh have you felt the pleasing
first breezes of the wave of prosperity
fitting through your enhancing tresses?
If not, strike the "old man" for "hver"
as in days gone by and note how he
treats your mild request for that much
spending money. If he is shouting for
Mckinley, make him 60 to headquarters
and dig up. Possibly Downer, Bond or
North will accommodate him temporarily.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-30

George Mitchell has resided in Boul-
der county nearly all his life time. He
is gentleman of pleasing address, one
whose lite has been characterized by
honest effort and courteous, kindly treat
ment of everybody. No Democrat or
Silver Republican can have solitary
substantial reason for failing to give him
his vote. OF course, those who prefer
Sue M. Callahan will vote for the latter.
AS to DR.. Trovillion, while he is an ex-
cellent gentleman, he is not seriously in
the race. Had he thought his nomination
likely to result in election, he would have
declined the doubtful honor accorded
him by the Mes
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-30

Failure of Senator Maxwell to meet
political engagements in behalf of the
fusion ticket this fall, cannot be charged
to lukewarmness in the cause. but to
family Affections, which have rendered a
happy home cherries. The loss of their
son and the severity of mountain weather,
in their return from Routt county, has
proved too much for the senator's es
teemed wife and home and wife and
children are everything to our esteemed
fellow citizen. He desires that all should
know that were he able to appear upon
the stump his voice would be lifted in
behalf of the entire Democratic-Silver
Republican ticket.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
Many Noted Cyclist Will be at the Fair
With Their Best Wheels.

One of the features Of the Fair on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday viii
be the bycicle races under the supervl-
sion Of Mr.. Perrin Busbee, of Raleigh,
this will be an interesting and exciting
contest among the wheelmen. The
curses are attractive and each race will
be filed with spirited cyclists.
The programme for these cycle races
Is as follows:
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTO-
Der 20-1:00 p. M.
ia mile, boys under IA, z prizes.
Fl mile, boys under IA, prizes.
81 mile, oper, (Raleigh championship
SECOND DAY. THURSDAY, OCTO-
BIER 21-12:00 M
IN mile, open, przes. ne
sd mile, open, prize Estate cham
pionship.) s
al mile, Tandem, 2 prizes.
4-b mile, (handicap), 3 prizes.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
22.-12:00 M.
III mile, (open), 3 prizes
If mile, Tandem, 2 prizes.
81 mile, handicap, 3 prizes.
a. miles, (handicap), 3 prizes.
Races number 8 on Thursday and on
FRIDAY vii, be withdrawn unless
aArss or more teams start.
,aa NOTICE TO RIDERS.
issnaces scheduled above are defined az
f0lbews:
A. AMATEURS.
Men who ride only in their own State
or 100 miles from their legal residence,
for prizes not exceeding $50 in value,
and who are not allowed any expenses
whatever. or payment from manufactur-
ers or others.
Among the noted cyclists already en-
tered for these races are w. l.. Gregg,
Jr.. and Ernest Mccullough, of South
Carolina; M. d. Harris, West Durham;
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
WATAUGA CLUB BANQUET.
One of the Most Brilliant Events Of
the Week.

The Watauga Club is one of the best
agencies for progress in Raleigh. On
Tuesday evening of this week at the
arborough House it will give a banquet,
and it will DE an elegant affair. Mr.
Chas. Il. Johnson will act as toast-mas-
ter. The toasts will be given as follows
Address of Welcome-Oty OF Raleigh,
Hon. w. M. Russ.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, c. 10. Leach, Secretary of the Wa
tauga Club; w. s. Primrose, u. III. Hill
The Normal and Industrial College at
Greensboro, President q. ID. McIver,
Josephus Daniels.
Street Improvement, John c. Drewry.
"""e Building, ID. A. Thompkins, ]. A.
Holmes, w. G. McMackin.
Industrial Education IN the South for
the past decade, ], H. NJ. Curry, A. @.
Holiday, j, =, Carr.
Cotton Spinning in North Carolina, A.
w, Haywood,
Industrial Education in Tennessee, c.
w. Dahney.
Industrial Education in Massachusetts,
w, II. Page.
WOODEN Manufacture in North Caro-
lima II. IL. Fries.
The South's Industrial Development
for the past decade, r. Fl. Edmunds,
Henry A. Page, Arthur Winslow.
Tobacco Manufacture, J. r. Pogue.
The Watauga Club, Rev. Thomas Dix
or w. J. Peele.
The influence of the Watauga Club
has been so salutary as to give it re-
putation beyond the bordens of the
State. In its last issue the Manufac-
turere's Record said of the club:
THE Watauga Club, of Raleigh, which
at one time was an active factor in
the State, but which has 'been quies-
cent for a while, intends to revive its
work for the promotion of the material
interests of North Carolina. The re-
newal of its energies is to be empha-
sized by a banquet at Raleigh next
Tuesday night, when well-known speak
ers from home and abroad will discuss
al character. The assumption upon
which the club acts is that there is IN
the community a lack of accurate ami
PRACTICAL information about economic
questions, and its purpose is to popular
ize such knowledge and have it applied.
Raleigh is not peculiar in being ca
pable of deriving much benefit from such
an organization. There are many social
clubs in the South, and there are bus
ness bodies, hut the combination of busi-
ness and social instincts for the better
mont of the community Is frequently
lacking The example OF Paicigh should
he followed. There Is mood of more
Wataugt Clt'bs in the South"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS. 4

No article i'll be entered in morwe than
one Department, except where otherwise
provided. This rule applies to all ex-
hibits, except those in Speed Depart
ment.
Read carefully this rule, touching all
exhibits: Exhibits not in place, and
fully installed by II O'Clock Tuesday, Oc-
tober 80, will receive no attention what
ever from the Awarding Committees
or Experts"
Exhibitors must make themselves ac-
quainted with the prize lists and regula-
tons and be sure in what classes and
departments their entries belong.
The original entry card must in all
cases be attached to the exhibit, except
in case of animals, when the card may
be placed conspicuously upon the stall
or pen.
Exhibitors win not be allowed to sell
goods during the Fair Though they may
receive and book orders), nor will they
be permitted to call attention to their
wares in any noisy or disorderly man
ner.
Exhibits that have been enormously
entered may be transferred by applying
to the Superintendent of Entries, before
II o'clock noon, the second day of the
Fair. If, however, such classes have
been judged, they shall not be reopened.
Persons entering live stock to be exhib-
tied in the ring or on the track will be
expected to have their stock ready when
ordered, and if not brought in promptly
may be excluded from examination.
No animal or article will be allowed
to leave the show grounds until after five
O'Clock on Friday, this being a condition
of entry. Transgressions against this
rule will incur forfeiture of any premi-
ums awarded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
READY FOR THE FIRST HEAT

READY FOR THE FIRST HEAT.
willis N. Gregory, Elizabeth City; 0. L.
Barrnger, julius Liesel and Ernest
Rosa . Charlotte. Numerous others
have signified their intention Of entering.
Am>1g those who will enter from Raj
ei0A are Clarence Johnson, Henry Car
yer, A. C.. Smith and others. The en-
triss close at II O'Clock Monday night.
PLAUnS TO VISIT IN RALEIGH.
I~ n handsome official programme of
DE Tair issued in pamphlet form by
Mr.. George Allen, secretary OF the Me-
chanics' and Investors Union he enum-
crates some places of interest that the
visitors to the capital city may seen with
interest and profit.
the State Capitol, and call on. the
Governor, the Secretary OF State, the
Auditor and the Treasurer. The Agri-
cultural Building, calling ON the Com
missioner and Secretary OF Agriculture,
and spend an hour in the finest State
Museum in the South. The Supreme
Court building, and see the Supreme
Court in session, the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, the Bureau of Sta
tistics, the State Libraries, and por-
traits OF eminent men OF the State. The
Governors Mansion, on Blount street.
The Soldiers Monument, the 1nstitu-
tons for the Blind, Deaf Mutes, Insane
and Criminals. st. Mary's School, Peace
Institute, the Baptist University, Raleigh
Male Academy, the Agricultural and
Mechanical College, the City Graded
Schools. Shaw University, st. Angus
tines Normal School. Rex Hospital, Old
Ladies' Home, the Woman's Exchange,
Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms, the Churches, the
Soldiers Home, the National Cemtery,
Pullen Park. the Experiment Station,
Postoffice. Courthouse, Railroad depot.
Cotton Compress. Cotton Mills, Phos-
phate Works, Cotton-seed Oil Mill, Leaf
Tobacco Warehouses, Tobacco and Gig
ar Factories. Ice Factories, Steam
Laundries, Steinmetz's Floral Gardens,
the Printing Establishments, Chamber
of Commerce, and a ride over the entire
length Of the splendid Electric Car Line.
and IL you can spare the time drive ont
and see the fine Macadam roads OF Raj
eigh township.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
PROGRAM OF RACES.

Entries Close October 16th.-Records
Made After the First of October no
Bar.
NO. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
1-2:29 Class-Trotting ....... 5000
For Gentlemen's Road horses,
owners to drive to f0ur-wheel
road wagons, mile heats, two in
three-Open only to horses owned
in the State since July /, 81. 100
3-Running race-H mile dash. 100
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER GOTH.
1900 Class-Trotting ...... $3.50
5-2:35 Class-Trotting ....... 200
6-Running Race-One mile dash. 100
Trimming Race-13s mile dash :. 100
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21ST.
$40 Class-Trotting $3.50
9-Free for all-Trotting .... 25O
Race-One mile heats,
best two in three $50
Race-1H mile dash 100
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22ND.
12-2:25 Class-Trotting ... 5000
13-Running Race-One mile dash. 100
Race-% mile heats. 100
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
SWift'S
Specific

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destroying demons of disease out of the
blood. 1t is so powerful in this direc-
ton that it cures Cancer 1t is the only
medicine and the only agency that heals
up cancerous sores, and permanently
destroys the cause. It's use means to
escape the surgeons knife. 1t means
new life and bright prospects. 1t means
the turning of suspense and misery into
days and nights of happiness and
health.
Swifts Specific (S.S,S.) lis good only
for the blood, and for every disease that
has Judgment there. 1t is for Cancer,
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh. 1t cures
them all.
Send to the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., At
lanta, Ca, for free books about all dis
eases Of the Blood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF yIR-
GINA AND THE CAROLINAS.

Office Commissioner.
Richmond, Va, Aug. %, 1897.
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 1928, 1897.
To General Passenger Agents.
Lines in this Association, including
the A. and d., G. F. and Y. ", o. r.
and c., N. and W., and the Seaboard
Air Line, advise the undersigned they
will adopt the following basis, plus fifty
(50) cents for one admission to the Fair
Ground, in the sale of round-trip tickets
to Raleigh, N. c., from all points within
a radius of one hundred and ninety
$50 miles, account of the above oc-
casion.
Tickets to be sold October Goth and Dist,
final limit October 26th, 1897; continuous
passage in each direction.
BASIS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17

Richmond, Va, Aug. %, 1897.
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair,
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 1923, 1897.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
RAILROAD. FARE RATES.
ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF VIR-
GINA AND THE CAROLINAS.
Office Commissioner,


Richmond, Va, Aug. %, 1897.
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair,
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 1928, 1897.
To General Passenger Agents: Lines
in this Association including the A. Il
D., G.. f. e. Y. ", o. r. & c., n. & w.
and Seaboard Airline, advise the I'M
dersigned they will adopt rates of one
first class fare for the round-trip, plus
fifty go cents for one admission to the
Fair Grounds, to Raleigh N. c., and re-
turn, from points with the State of
North Carolina, also from Norfolk, Rich
mond. Lynchburg Danville and inter
mediate points in the State of Virginia,
on account of above occasion.
Tickets to be sold October 10Th to
23rd. inclusive, continuous passage in
each direction, with final limit October
Doth. 1897; and to embrace a coupon
of admission to the Fair Grounds.
The following rates will govern from
junction points, and embrace fifty (5O
cents for one admission to the Fair
Grounds, viz:
From. Rate.
BIacksburg, s. c., via So. Ry..$ 755
Burkeville, Va, via So. Ry..... BIO
Charlotte, via So. Ry., s. A. L.. 615
GAINESVILLE, Va. via So. Ry..... 3.35
Danville, Va. via So. Ry. A. & D.. AIS
Durham, via So. Ry........... 1.35
Emporia, Va. via A. G. L., A. & D 4.45
Fayetteville, via A. G. L., G. f. &
Y. w.. ....... ........ 800
Forest City via o. R. & G. S. A. L. s.25
Gastonia, via So. Ry. 6.S5
Goldsboro, via So. Ry.. 2.10
Greensboro, via So. Ry. G. F. &
Y. W. 3.15
Hickory, via So. Ry. 6.65
Y. ". Z. 800
Jeffress. via So. Ry.., $40
baltimore, via o. r. & G. s. A. l.. 7.75
Lynchburg, Va, via So. Ry., N. &c
Maxton, via G. F. & w. s. A. L. 4,25
Marion, via SO. Ry. ........... 500
L.. ;. 7.s5
Newton, via So. Ry. ........... $50
Norfolk, Va, via s. A. L., A. & D.
Petersburg, Va, via A. 6. D.. o.e5
Richmond, Va, via So. Ry., A.
q. II. .........:...... go
Rural Hall, via So. Ry. G. f. & Y.
W.. ;. :. ....a.......... 4.55
Rutherfordton, via o. R. & G., S.
A. L.. .. ...... -. $40
Sanford, via s. A. l.. .... 100
Selma, via So. Ry.. 1.40
Shelby via o. R. & G. S. A. L.. TBS
Suffolk, Va via S. A. L., A. & D.
A. O. L.. -. .......... SIS
Weldon, via A. G. T., S. A. L.. 3.65
Wilmington, via A. G. L., G. r.
& Y ", s. A. l.. 4S5
Winston-Salem, via So. Rv.. 40
W. Ell. FITZGERALD,
Commissioner
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17

WARMING: - Persons who suffer
from coughs and colds should heed the
warnings Of danger and save themselves
suffering and fatal results by using One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t is an infaIlible
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and all
throat and lung troubles. Carolina Drug
Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17
CONDITIONS.

Entries closed Saturday, October 10th,
1897.
The Association reserves the right to
declare off any race that does not fill
satisfactorily, and to change the order
of program as may be necessary.
Money will be divided in all races, so,
%, 10 and 10 per cent.
A horse distancing the field or any
part thereof, will be entitled to first
money only. Old distance rule to gov
ern.
The National Trotting and Jockey
Club Rules win govern, and in no case
will they be deViated from
The above races to be mile heats. three
IN five, except when otherwise specified
In all races five required to fill and
three to start.
No money paid for walk-over.
In the race for read horses. no horse
is eligible which has been trained by
professional trainer since January
1, 1897
Gentlemen riders or drivers are de-
fined to be: Gentlemen who have never
received pay for riding, driving or train
ing horse or horses"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17

The fa'-Gimile signature Of eE-
es On ever wrapper of CAST0RIA
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-17

80 iuiiep anu uHueT LOU $50
The following rates will govern from
junction points, and embrace fifty (5O
cents for one admission to the Fair
Grounds, viz:
FROM RATE.
Burkeville, Va, via So Ry...... $40
charlotte, via So. Ry., S. A Il. 4.2O
| Giarksville Va, via So. Ry...... 2.4O
Danvile. Va, via S. Ry., A. Sd, $40
durham, via S. Ry 115
Emporia, Va, via S. A. L., A. Sd, 800
Fayetteville, via A. G. H., G. r.
ana i. 225
Goidsboro, via So. Ry . leo
Greensboro, via So. Ry.. G. F.
ana Z. V. ....... o4o
Hickory, via So. Ry ...... 440
Hope Mills, via A. G. L.. @. r.
and Y. OAK
JenreSs' va, wa 90. by ........ 2.40
Kelford, via A. G. L., S. A. L.. 3.05
Lynchburg, Va, via So. Ry, N.
and w ..................... 3.65
Maxton, via G. f. &Y. ", S. A. L., 3.15
Newton, via So. Ry ........ 400
Norfolk, Va, via S. A. L., A. Sd.
so. Ky .................. 4.2o
PETERSBURG, va, via A. @. L...... 400
Richmond, Va, So. Ry., S. A. L., 4.4O
Rural Hall, via So. Ry., G. r. and
y 3 ............... 800
Selma, via So. Ry. ......... 115
Weldon, via A. @. L., S. A. L.. EGO
Suffolk, Va, via s. A. L., A. and
! D., a. =. ........... 400
wilmington, via A. G. L., G. r. and
Y. ", s. A. Il. .... 35O
Winston-salem, via SO Ry........ 500
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Notts.

Die Sefer unb audi Die bere6rten 2eierin=
men Der r8eiluge" fo1ten ni9t auBer a4t
lafen, baB bas Sntereie am Snbult bisies
Slattes nun Oabur9 auf Der gepobntea 00be
erbalten tperoen fam, nenn tie audi Dd6z
reno Der gef9Gftigen 3ett bes Sabre5 bier
nno ba Dem S9reiben zines 8eitraee5 fir
bic u8etlage" iiber lire @rfabrungen uno
8eO6aAtungen auf irgenb einem @ebtete Der
2anbpirtbf9aft, bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Der 8ieb5u9t, bes Sbftbaues II. I. m. Elm
Stiinoden ppfern. @ie bisber, 10 miro aud
in 3ufunft Gorge g~etragen lperben, 0aB Die
eingeianoten 8riefe in ri9tiger, pdiienber
!S9retbpeiie gum Ibbrud g~elangen unb IS
brau3t oa6er Niemdnb, Der nit l~anbtpirt6z
f6aftR9en @erGtben better umaugeben lpeib,
ols nit Der Sober, ii9 gu i9euen, Gebtere
gum Nuben unO SrOmmen ieiner MitieIer
in Die 6dnO gu nebmen unb Mitt6eilungetl
bon dllgenteinem Sntereffe an uns ~einSuien=
ben.
2tae fOI6e 8erid6te fino gu obreIiirsn an
q nh @tmon,
Observation-Disclosures Rebafteur Der 81,
Staats@ 3eituug, @bieago, eSG.
@ ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Oas 6ornermahien beim Ralbe 81
perhinoern.
9eoti, 8anfas, 10. W1Gra 1897.

Scott, 8anias, 10. MGra 1897.
Mert6er 6err Simon.
9a in Der r8eilage" f9on rtli9e Wtale Inn
Elm M5itteG CUR 8erbinberung oeS 9ornerz
pa9Iens Bel &dlbern angefragt purbe, min
i9 ben 8alern6riibern mitt6eilen, bab man
auf folgenbe @eiie ans 3iet %gelangt. Wenn
bas &aIb 2-3 MoGen alt lit unb es am
&opfe 0orntn0pfe betommen bat, nimmt
man Gauge CLye), bic in iebem GrocerDla.
ben gu baden 1T unb nit fpel4er man bartes
Mafier meib mo9t. Rit biefer 2Ofung be-
ftrei9t man Die 0orntnOpfe, mar muB aber
borIi9ttg iein, bamit bas Qebmittel ni9t auf
hie 9aut in Der ~umgebung Der SnOpfe
tommt, benin ionft tpiiroen bic 9aare bort
ausgeben. SSn IL Wo9en iiebt nan bann
mad unb man tpirb ftnben, baB Die Gauge
cine feline 90bIung in Die &n0pfe gebei5t
fat, 10 eroB, buB man ben tleinen Singer
Einein iteden fam. 9ieies 8erfabren pie=
berbole man etlibe Male unb Der @rfolg
tpirb ni9t ausblei6en.
Sobn 8ittner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
JnbaIts perSeihni6.

l. settle: @OtiS Suntes @Ierlei = SoS
5~0rnerwa6ien beim Salbe Su perbinberr-Srtef'
ia ten 3eit sum ltntbreden Don 9rairielanS-
Gei6mulit am Gutter Der Stlte - Seban6Iun9 bes
StaQmiiteS auf benz Seize - llnperbauli6feit bel
&itben = Black rot all @eben - 3eit sur Gnpflan>
sung pom SbtbGumen Sautige Mtil6 @egen
@iibnerOarre @erplanSen uOn gSeini0den -
@olerpflanSe1t.
2. Sette: Nus SGinoiS - Son eiuem 8iene,l>
pater- 9tus Sftoboma = Gt1pas iber 3uderri;=
bcn>Gultur = @rofit beim &iibenbau - Sin @ort
fir ben MauIwuri-Seilung ser S3peinsdolera-
leber SibnerSu6t - &ultur Ser Gr6arttldofe -
&ertiGsuns Oer 6le6ten ouf 8dumsn subsoil
ing - 8tdtter uMo 8litben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

man ii6 einen 8egriff MAIDEN t0nnen BON
Der NuantitGt, bic ieben Sag an ben perz
IGiebenen @lepatoren Der 9inie Der Cana
oiihen pacificz@ 81 lenbabn entlang tpeitli9
BON Ninnipeg in @mpfang genpmme1
pur5e: 4. Mdr3, $4,000 8uIdet; 5. = 49,
O60; 6. = 1920; 8. : $500; 9. = H.
800; 10. = 1920; Il. = 24,700. Die
Menae BON @etreibe uuf Eager gu Sort
@iGiam errei9te Die 3abl pon 2,966,248
8u79el,
Sine 3eitung in Sonoma go1ntp, Cali
D n e II, beri9tet iiber Die @ntDedung Ell
mes @ubftituts fir Summit, pel9es, pie es
beiBt, in groBen 4uantitdten bergefeat fperz
ben fam unb 5ipar gu peniger als einem
@iertel Der Soften Der 9erftellung bon
Sunni. Die Subtan5 1T bas Probutt Ell
res 8aumes, fpelber i'm eentralenSbeile bic
fes @taates in Wfafie pd9it uno puroe
bur9 3ufaQ entbsdt. Der Baum piro am
gebp6rt unb Der MusfluB aus bemielben, Der
Siemli6 bunfel 1T, pirb in einem @efGB eez
Idmmelt. 9la9 etpd 5pet Sagen formirt
fi9 cine Gage zines elaitif6en Materials,
bas benz Summit iebr dbnIi9 1T, Na9bem
bieIe Gage abgenommen 1T, formirt ii4 na4
berielben 3eit cine 5peite Sage. 9ieie Cub
iton5 1T benz Summit febr dbnli@ unb bat
bielelbsn GigenI9aften. Man 1T nit Der
@riinbung elmer 9eIeuf6aft bei6dftigt, um
bic @rfinbung aus5ubeuten urD ben @rtifel
auf BEN Marft gu b%ringen, Die Metbobe Der
6%erfteGung 1T Elm @ebeimniB.
* x X
Die 8arten fir bic r@inerp" Der s q :
Gifornian @ine Mhociation in San
Sranciseo finb 10 3iemli9 fertig geitelt.
Die Mai6inen un6 idmmtli6e @pparate
iinb n~euefter iopie bor5iigli6lter GonItruc@
tion unb beitben Die SGbi9teit, in Der Belt
Der Misunderstanding 10000 Sonnen Srauben
in 1900, 900 @alonen Wein gu berarbeiteu.
On ieber Settle Der riefenbaften &ellereien
liegt Elm poa itdnbiger @einbsreitungsappaz
rat bon genau glei6er 9r0Be. Oiefe 8eiellz
59aft fat brei enorme @ebdnbe erri9tst, BON
bener in 3tpei Der Wein bereitet unb in benz
britten aufgefpei9ert ptrb. @ter Nuf3iige
1inb bDrbanOen, nm Die Srd1ben duf bic
oberite Stage Der @ebGube 3u brtnqen, ipo
bic Iel6en gepreBt perben. 3pei Nuf3iige
nebmen Die Srallben auf, pel9e auf einem
Nebengeletie Der @iIenba6n Bis Direct an bic
@ebGltbe berantommen, bic beiben anberen
bieientgen, pel9e auf Magen 6erangefa6ren
iperben, unO ale 8orfebrungen 1tnb 10 mel
iterbaft getroffen, baB fem 9efd6rt, pelber
Mrt es lei, lange 81 tparten brau9t, I'm feline
Sraubenlat ab3uge6sn. Die Nuf5ii9e, PreBz
lnal4iner, Punpen II. I. N. per6en
Idmmtli9 bur6 9ampf betrieben. Ser
neue @etn blei6t in ben Gebduben, tpofelbit
ct bereitet purbe, in foloffalen 8ebGltern
liegen, uab ipenn berIelbe fertig tit, pirb er
in Die 2agerteler 9epumpt, tpelde biele
enorme 8efdBe entbalten, BON benen abt ie
$4,000 @dllonen urb te ar1beren bpn 10000
10000 @allonsn unb Die dnbsren BON 10000
au9 einige fleinere @efdBe Dorbanben. @3
6ieB erit, baB au9 einee Gognacbe ftiQation
ungeGeet tperben Io1e; aber bies 1T ntbt ri9z
tig, Ipnbern man bat II cine 8rennerei bon
1ol6er @r0Be erbaut, baB 70 biel Mlfobol err
3el1et iperben fam, INN Die eigenen BON Sea-
t1r I9paben @eine bamit trdftiger 81 gs>
%italten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

@%rtlarung. sic: Sag liebes
Mdnn9en, mas perite6t man benin eigentli9
unter &unitpeinen?"
@r: u@eiBt 9u, bag 1T bas @einen I'm
einen ueuen 9ut unb berelei9en!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

= Der 3erftreute @onntagsidger, Srau:
rMsin @Ott, Mdnn3en, mas bringit 9u
benin bu BON Der SSaso beim2" Mann: SD
len paren ni3t mebr ba unb ba babe ib
DieIe Gpidgaus sei9ofen!"