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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
SCATTERED SUNSHINE.

Miss Z. A. Shultz has sent stereopticon and
views 10 Miss Libbie Van Glider. S,evensviIle
Perm. an invalid member unable 10 walk owing to
curvature OF the spine.
"Old Member" has sent "Munsey's Magazine" 10
Adoph Koch Home for the lncurabes Chicago,
ILL.,. and ribbons 10 Katie Burke. Institution for
the Blind. P,tsburg Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The following articles were received on SATURDAY
for the Sunshine Fair \ pretty silk spool bag from
Annette ". Haynes; crocheted pin-cushion cover.
with baby ribbon OF pink and green drawn through
and ooped prettily at the ends dainty pongee-silk
needle and pin pocket. also TWO velvet shoe-shaped
needebooks, pale green and lavender. and a souve-
mir spoon OF the flagship Olympia. from Mrs, Jennie
Il. Boucher; an exqusitely embroidered d9ily rom
Mrs. +. Drummord; "A croquet set, from j. Angus
tus Rice a trlycover. from Mrs. Fairbanks; pin
cushion. from Miss Fannie Fairbanks: crocheted
TWO match holders from Mrs. 4. Marsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
THE TRIBUNE MENU.
FOR TUESDAY. SEPT. IS.
BREAKFAST.

FOR TUESDAY. SEPT IS.
BREAKFAST.
Iced steWed pums.
Lamb croaucttes Lyonnaise potatoes.
Rice mullins. Blackberry jam.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Swiss cheese sandwiches.
Sayory marrow toast
Cold ham. SeafGam crackers.
Bu;tcrmiik
DINNER
Scotch broth.
Assorted pickles.
HaJibut steak French pens
Brollcd ribs Of beet baked potatoes
oyster paitics. Butfcrcd parsnips.
Apple custar1 PIE. Grape sherbet.
Chocolate layer cake
Coffee
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DISTRIBUTED

Readng matter has been sent from the Office TO
j. B. Osborn. Mrs. j. C. Sherwood Uncle Dan"
and Miss j. Redfeld: quilt pieces and a booklet to
MRS. Catherine Doty and Miss Mary Doty; book.
let to Mrs. r. Clapp, and card to Mrs W. II. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12

A congress Of Diplomatic History meets to-day
AZ TIE Hague Holland. Tho congress VIII be a.
vided into national scctons I'm which each nation
will speak It's own language ana have its own
president membership zee Of - francs VIII lie
charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
NEW MEMBERS.

The following members enrolled on
Saturday: Laura A. Hayes. Matte L. Fleck An
nette w. Haynes. Mrs Catherine DATE and Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
TIE DAYS GOSSIP.

congress OF Diplomatic History meets to-day
al TIE Hague Holland. Tho congress will be d.
vided into national section in Which each nation ,
nresident, 4 mom5orship Zee Of 70 francs will lie
charged
A yaudc,ne performance will be given at 100
o'clock this evening IA the Central opera House.
Eixty-ssvcnth-st. between Sccond-avc. and Third
ave by the Sutton Relief Society, In aid on the
Unted States soldiers and sailors
An exhibit Of the work done by the children Of
the vacation schools Will be held this wee. at the
rooms of the Board Of Public schools. No. li6
Grand-st To-day VII he gwen up TO the smpeT c
vlsors and the press, and tomorrow the pubic
VIII be admitted.
The cottages by The sea. at Long Branch. en-
gagged by the segcl-Cooper co. for their employees
closed last week after a successful season Of
twelve weeks. over one thousand girls OF the
firm have enjoyed short vacations there. The as
ISOLATION which maintains these cottages Is sup
ported by generous con'rihutons OF me nr'm' 10
gethcT with Tie proceeds from the annual Dan ana
snail monthly club dues
The Mount Vernon Auxiliary Of the Woman's
Patriotic Relief Association has had contribu-
ton Of So from the Misses Ella Cooper ana Martha
M'nard two patriot girls %ho r9 ,by s ihG
fancy articles. cakes. candy ana lemonade.
The programme for to-day at the School OF
Health. Au1itoruiU. fToNl1iii1n fark staten ISL
and. is as follows: lecture on Common Errors I'm
Dict" at $50 p. m; physical culture p m: 1ucs-
n-box $3.50 p. m. cookery food FOR invalds.
children and infants 3. r. p. m. lecture by j. IL
Kellogg At y. IN. on Man. the Masterpiece OF
God" illustrating the anatomy Of the human
body ard presenting he most reconly discoysred
We Think" Mature of Memory etc.
A heavy call has been made on the Red Cross for
lightweight winter underwear for the soldiers at
Montauk Fifty dozen suits wanted at once
owing TO the change Of temperature. Miss Hon
man says that no other donations would be as ac-
ceptable Just now ~ this kind OF underwear. ana
asks that the people aid Ia supplying this need
The regular business meeting ~ the Professional
Women's League Will be held to-day ut the League
House. No. Loo Br 11dway.
Mrs. Sarah Moore. who died recently in Indian
apolis AT time actress. She began her
stage career in 1919. and at different times was
leading lady IN the companies Of Edwin Forrest
and John Wilkes Booth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12

A vaudc''lle performance will be given at 1870
o'clock this evening IA the Central Opera House.
Sixty-ssyonth-st.. between Sccond-avc and Third
ave. by the Sutton Relief Society In aid on the
United States soldiers and sailors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12

An exhibit Of the work done by the children OF
the vacation schools viii be held this week at the
rooms of The Board Of Public schools. No. / 10
Grand-st. To-day VIII re given mp 10 the super
vsors and the press. and tomorrow the public
will be admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12

gathered at the
top. n n q ( h Q
wrists have cuffs
8 m u lated by
double rows Of
braid. Atwood
suitings In plain
or mixed weaves
may be chosen
10 develop this
stylish basque.
and a tailor An
ish OF machine
S I ! t C hing can
take the place Of
braid II so pre-
ferred.
Cheviot. serge.
c y v ert a n d
broadcloth re
ex g e d. n ely
IA shionable In
plain colors. and
velvet for collar
a n d shoulder
straps gives @
rich. dressy look
TO this plain but
stylish basque.
To make this
b a Sunn for n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
WOMEN ON SCHOOL BOARDS.
MINNEAPOLIS TO DECIDE WHETHER IT
WANTS THEM OR NOT.

NE-w-RocHEII.E ELECTS MRS MORGAN AND MRS.
FIERRENs-THE LATTERs VIEWS ON
THE SUBJECT OF TEACHING.
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The Mount Vernon Auxiliary Of the Woman's
Patriotic Relief Association has had contrbu-
ton of So from the Misses Ella Cooper and Martha
M'nard. two patriotic 80 girls. who raised the
money hy % fa ll.l ia..u f't. az which they sold
fancy articles cakes candy ana lemonade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12

w TIIT TOT
For living" .,
"Ivhy don't YOU 20 every other day"
what would YOU do the day between?-stay IN
and let your heart sink hourly wondering "h"' U"
earth you're going 10 do ..
But, don't you there's perfect tempest
III doesn't make the slightest difference
should go II an earthquake rent the ground
"oi, said a laughing voice. you couldn't
"Yrs ia lump the cracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-12
IN SEARCH OF WORK.
HARD FOR SOLDIERS MOTHERS SISTERS
AND WIVES TO FIND 1T.

WOMEN PERsEvERE-oNE GIRL WOULD KEEP on
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fOmmen unO iollen i'm 9ieii8en 9afen

fommen unO IoGlen i'm 6ieit8en 0dien
8erpenDung finDen.
g}epport, q. s., 2. 2tpril.- Die
neucn 5orpeDo6pote g8pDn" uno
,3al6ot" iinD flur gum @eTe2t Sic
neroen Iih unter bem Commando Oes
2ieutenunts 6. e. N8:Qiams uno Des
Qieutenants 80. 81. Sbpemoter 6ins
nen &ur3em na9 Sen 0sIt begeben.
3eqimenter poll3d6ltg.
QBuf6inqton, 3. G., 2. 2(prjl.
-8eneral Gorbin ertldrt ba5 in Repz
0prt entItanbene 8arUft, DaB bag
Srieqs 9epartement Die 8eritdrtung
bes Tte6enben 6eere5 um 10,OO0Qtdrn
angeoronet babe, fir FolI6. Die 3e7
gimenter pGren ieBt {dmmtlih Dolls
ftdnoiq, unO piirbs man nur cine 82rs
ftGrfunQ Der 2lrmee sintreten ldnen,
fails Der GongrsB 6ierfur 8erpiuls
gungen auSperfen per0e.
Gnqluno fir 2lmertto.
QonDDn, 2. 2(pril..- Die g}a41
mittaas6ldtter erfldren, iie pijr0eu
beoauern, menn es gum &riege tdme,
6ulten a6er ben 2lusbruh Oe6elben fir
uruus6lei6li6, nenn ni6t nod cine
brittle Station in Der leBten StunOe eis
nen 9ErieDen 3pii6en ben beiOen GGns
bern gu StanOe bringe.
rgaa U2aQs8o3etts" Iagt: o8rdii4
bent D}cRinlep bat ii6 trefflia gebuls
ten. Gr nirD niiIen, mann Die 9ren3e
aefommen, uno entitebt elm &rieg, 10
piro er oenIel6en nit ru6iger 8irOe
fii6ren, nit elmer 0urDe, bic ni6ts ges
metn Fat nit ben aufregenDen 8ubnens
@Ffetten i'm Opern6auie 3u W}dDriO.
u 2(meritunti DE unD fpdHt4
i6e Pupiere fallen
mertlt6.
QDnbon, 2. 2(pril. - Die triege4
riIfen 2(usIi6ten 6a62n bepirtt, baB
uncertainties @ffettsn an Der 6eutigen
9Sonos60rie i6pu6e 9eltung 5eigen
uno Our4Iarittlih 8psi bis Orei
points 3urlldgegangen llno. 0Ie DIerz
pro5enttgen Spanier purOen bel 8e1
aim Der 80rfeitun0en nit 473 notirt,
0ds lit cine GinbuBe BON 3 Boint8 lett
QeItern. S1u 9uufe De5 8Ormtttdgs
6epdnnen 2lmeritaner feitere 9altung;
aud Spanier erbolssn ii6 etrpas unO
gingen auF 484, fielen ieOO6 pieOer
auf Az, oa8 lit So neniger, ais bei'm
aeItrigen 90rIenIhluB. 9ln Der Pari4
Ter 8OrIe purOen Die OierprO3entigeH
Spanier beute nit 49s nOtirt, 3tpei
lJUrtieRun9 iicbc y. Scite.)
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Dit &ann unO Waus nntergtgangen
Sin 3peimaiter geI6eitert, - Der
gapiIdn, feline Satin uno bier
Matroien berltersn i6r 2eben. -
gfur Elm W1dtrpIe oerettet.

Nonfufet, Maif., 2. 2tpril. =
Der grOBs 3tpeimuiter st. @lmo",
BON Rpdldnb, Me., nit einer 2abung
&alf uniertpegs, iit II WfsiIen IiiO0itz
LID pom Sdntutp 2euGttburme gez
iteitert. Der GapitGn Senrp 6aa,
feline Satin uno bier N&dtrpfen err
tranten. Der FINITE Matroie. Raz
mems So6n q. Rseb, purDe balb err
Itarrt aufgefunben unb 6eri6tete er,
baB ale BerIonen an 8pro, auBer iRm,
um's 2eben tamen. @eiters Rahri4=
ten mar 3eeb ni6t i'm SianDe 5u ge=
ben, boz sr fait pOIlitdnbia aeIGhmt III.
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Safets, Samens9In;ige, etc.
9meites Stocfpfrf. iiieIidber

Sp,,ienr gpcrtb. fu 5rdulsins z3ad,ts aus
lobfarbcrtu 0oucrt=Gndl, Guns NM Gar
mt sem, Qsiuttrrt: GroBs L bis Is no
anbrt Spt3iguer 9rtls $4SS
Nrdulffns arjii9s aus e:uii6tent 6amtt=
baarsGu4 9Ipaien nno 5adttselt;Ht;
Gjr0Bt 70 bi5 l8 Sabre. op'jltues oo
ssparass ss''I altior6ds fir sifo,r, aufWarts 90
ss,ro,t9T,iias fir r,7rr,riibss g9ttter NIT
u9Slp4sSront. tldtt, ntut DtulerzRletD=
r6dt: Ser qlautsl is ouyd,psg NIT iua
otid,rttr,utr Str1s gsiitttrt glau uno
S6plI3 Gr6bs: 81 bis "A SABRE; Elm
sl250sg9;rtb iur 5000
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gubf unb @r3bif4of IN L
fem helfen.

q . m, 2. g(pril. : Sn patitunii4sn
&reiien pirb angetiinpIgt, pds Gr31
bii6of &eane i'm Namen bes Ydblt's
an @r5bii6Of 5rslonO OGs srnite 9e@
iu9 geIanot bdt, buB Der SeBtere Ell
nsn gan3en GinfluB bei'm PrdiiOsntsn
glo9inleD uufbisten iOllte, um elns
frieOli6e Q0Iung Der 5ru9e berbeI3ll=
fiibren. Die SnterDentiOn bes gr3@
biidOfs puroe angsrufen, neil DfrleLbe
nit bem 9rGIibentsn Mt&inlep eng be-
treunbet fein ipl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-03

mer 8elegen6eit 6aben piro, Iih aus
Der &lemme gu 3ieben.
Sin Diplomat, Der frGWelits BE
3iebungen gu beiOen N}da,fen mamie
itirt, eriu6te 6eute einen etnfluBrei4en
ipaniI6en U}iniiter, buB man 2(meriz
ta'5 gemdBigte 6OrDerungen erfullen
iollte.
Die ipaniIfen @eIanoten an Die
europGiI6en MG6ta 6lben bic Regje=
runq in W}aorio informirt, odB Die
g2ote Spanien's an bic Ser. Staaten
u6eraQ einen erceQenten GinDrud berz
porgerufen baben ioQ.
g(6 mad 8prto RiCo.
Rep : gort, 2. Qtprjl. - Der
Correspondent Der y@orIO" giebt nit
8eItiumt6eit an, baB bic 8riegsi6iffe
,8i3capa" uno r0quenOo, Die Sa%
pand geItern Na4mittag Oerlieben, NIT
Oouem 0umpF na6 9orto 3icO dbges
fa6ren 5inb, um Der erparteten ipaniz
i6en 5orpeooz6lotte entgegen gu fab
rem. Die S6iffer erbieIten Deriiegelte
Srpres.
Ieue 4ntGufe bonfrem 3 en-
&rie98f6iffen.
Qpnbon, 2. Q(pril. - Gpmmanz
beur GOItpeq fat fir Die Ser. Stda!en
BON Den g3bemIe @iIenperten" einen
&reu3er BON 1900 Sonnen, Der eine
S6nelligteit BON 16 8noten pro Stun
be entpideln fannb, ongetauft. 0dS
&riegSi6iff lit nit feds 4 7i10=30llts
gen uno nit 10 &anOnen tleineren Saz
Iibers montirt.
lin 5 lI6r. .Ra4mittags rpurOen bic
Sterne uno Streifen uufgebiBt, unO
Dd cine W}anni9aft i6on OOrb1noen
lit, tpirb Der 8reu3er bereits IN bret
3agen in See itefen. GommanOeur
GplpeQ iagt, er babe einen mGBigen
9reis fir 0as S6iff 6e3ablt.
9R 0 m, 2. 2lpril. - Die Nd6ri6t,
buB Der italienii4e gepon3erte &reu=
ger ,GQrlo 2Iberto" an Spunien per-
fauft poroen lei, ertpeiit Ii3 ais unz
pa6r. Commander 8iQarb 8.
8rppnIoe BON Der Ser. Staatenz6lpts
te ite6t tpegsn oes 2(ntaufs beS y8uz
fair" Der i'm SrlanbozS6iffs6au6pTe
fir Die mdrottdnii9e &egisrung ge@
6aut ptrb, nod in llnter6anolung,
bod muB Wtdrotfo erit feline @inniQiz
gung geben, e6e Der 8erfauf ubgei6lpIz
ZEN perben fam. Commander 8rDpnz
ipn unterbanbelt audi nit ben @iqenz
tbiimern bes Qnialbo'i9en S9iffsz
bau6ofes in 2tpornD tpegen 9lntuufs
8peier Sorpeboboote uno nit Oenen
oes Obero<S9iffsbau6Dfes tpegen 2(nz
taufs zines Sprpebpjdgers. Spunien
unter6anbelt ebenfaqs nit ben Gigenz
tbiimern oes QtnIaIopf6en S3iffsz
baubofes ipe9en 2lntdufs bes gepanz
3erten &reu3ers y9ari6aLbi" unD nit
Der argentinii6en 3egierung ipegen
Qnfuufs bes gepan3erten &reu3ers
g8areie." Die llnter6anOlunqen iiber
ben GeBteren itno 10 melt geoIeben, odB
Der Saul als abgeI6loiien betrddtet
fperoen fam. Der &aufprei5 fir je=
bes Der S6tfFe betrGgt $3,4O0,000-
Das 8erii6t, baB Der italienii9eGreuz
ger 3, &Iafe nrm6ria" in 5olge Der
cubanii6en Situation bon Bahia na4
8arbabos abgebt, 6etGtigt ii4 ni4t.
Sm g&prb : Oitfee & anal.
Berlin, 2. 2tpril. - 0u5 Sprz
peboboot ,Somers," pel4es gu S4i4z
al BON ben Ser. Stadtsn Dor einigen
Sagen argefauft purOe, pdiIirte beute
auf Ieinem 8ege no6 gnglanO ben
RorbzOfIeez 9anal, naaOem Die 1sutz
i6e Rsgierung 6ier5u @rlaubniB err
t6eilt bate. lieutenant gtiblud lit na4
giauu gereif, um OaieIbit 3tpei peitere
5orpeooboote 3u tdufen.
Su6murine Mtnen.
9ortsmoutb, N.z9r 2. 2lpril.
- 3pan3ig Yubmdrine gtinen un0
cine 9ln3u6l Sorpebos iino bier ange=
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linhrrt Reikrl arifnrhrn.
Der &eoatteur bss y2trmsn Seufel"
perlGBt bas irDiI9e Sammer.bdl.

9etrott, 2. 9(priI. = Na9 ms6rs
iGbriqsn 2sipen ift in Der porlsBten
0aff Der befannte ReOafteur Der rd>
bifalen 3eitfGrift Der arme Seufel".
Ro6ert ReiBel, i'm 2tlter bon So Sab
rem perI9iebsn. ReiBel sebDrie 5u Den
tii6nlten uno energiIbiten 8ortam>
pfern fir bic Re4te Der arbeitenben
&IaiisI.
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SduShaltS=Wrtifel.
9rittee 9toHwert, wiitteIeana.

NIlffee SIuuUtrr' WtIIIeIHuHH'
-V" SiI'''"'"'.''' iiir 19c
oanpiSabs unO gnftrsi5cr gum Cisni6,udrs
I'm ,.rit.rh,r. 5M 1s coroEa,n erottno,tsn,, az.
rpSbnIjber Vr1is sl25, fir S5c
Gartsngsrdtb,, 3 'stad;, 5u DC
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9 punien 1T 6pffnung5z
Doll.

W&dbrib, 2. 2lpril. - Der 8ez
ri9t, Den Der nSmparciul" bra4te, oaB
Der Ser. Staatenz8sianbte BpoDforO
Iicb anI6idte, Mabrib gu OsrlaiIsn, lit
OOIig aus Der 2uft gegriffen.
Bis Mittug bat ii4 in 8e3ug auf bic
Gontroperie ni6ts gleues ergeben.
8eine QntpOrt auf bic biplomatii6e
glpts 1T bon Der Regierung Der Ser.
Stdaten eingetrOffen.
Mdu glaubt, Dab Sponien nod imz
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&lciOeritOtfc. ernss etOa'Oerf.

46sj6ligs i6wlus uno marinsbldu, eIrIl6:
!SturmASeroe; Oefatirt uuO g;l9rumplt -
ciu. S74c.sSuulitdt iiir %
46zjoljge trauiofidJs QopIju=&tiQt III otn
H:usit.n Griiba6rs =6dr6en. Gitlt YHld=
rem ipsrbtn inportirt, nm iur 81 y PER- 80
talit 5u lueroer. Yontags=SrtIs 81
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0e|IenQi(5c De6aNn(mo(5ung
bon OreQt ScOtt.

grot Scott tinog bmt OoB frab oon ll5r
i'm 6amion Gaerz8ebduOe 9u6tum Baltimore uro
Der mgegb Bargains in 8eppfen efern pirO, p Ode nod n
Oisisr Stab nod rgno elmer Saot geie9n
puroen.
rat Scott prb 3p goBe SepptGintdufe 5u enem goBer
@eri9uoerun95 8eouf beingn 9e Seppe beIbn aus ben
bi6mten SgeopS, Samme iOn @rminterS Sabonnteres o
quses 9obD 9rIFeler, SoptrD grieler Sngrain u.
Der cine 8orratb bte6t 1eif bfdOgn 8aaren nslae
b Dem r3ln grpBn er Den 8adrenbduIern BON obn uno
ames 0Obpn Pba6d gerette Die Der nnoerpr
GaloageG Gpmpa9ne" in gep o au Dffntfer 4utOn p
fault Der @orrab umaBt beo uno prdg
3eppe pee reat Scott in Gblabepba in bm Gtdemnt BON
Spbn ams 0o6ion bic Th ir3f @nbetal8ei4df
3urid3ogen, taufte.
Ga Scott prD 0ie Gmmidn 9eppif pteoer peg8eben Cp
bIelben auft gu 25c Dollar Der Serelungson Sober
nel Scott eine Bn grpBen Bargains geeben
piro Die Qigteit bisier Spe3ial4ntunotgung per6n
86atiade lit, Dab bier 8eruuf fir 8ar8ainuder uno Bar
qunz&Guer cine feline @are Seppen beOu 4one dlS e
T emas gu p1n psrben Oa D 2ao oerebn beno3e
einem nomine1en qreiie 3undd5f tommt.
lit cine 4ngegnbe 8srIhentens unO 0es Gnggnne3
@reat Scott gibt; Die Ndien er9aln.
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SeiOe. @rffes StOdpert,

22sj6lQs ittuaris Sbpcijcr= =Sdiistd, cine
ibnsre rauibenoe Gualitat DOC.
oIz,6li1e idnnr,e Ntlas Suttfs 75c
2z5oatIs i6pdrjt brotdOirte AtllszSuDtne Toe
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Sdsdleutiidtcr. eraes stod~ert

S6l6t. tpeBe Saibtutit9tr.
0otrrcn= aibutiid)tr nit buHttu &1nieH.
Rinoer= SGidtutiidJcr init hubl1'n 9taH'sH
S?.it Qlrtie entbdlt geerthe ron iZst nho -
l5c. Sbre 2LusDa5l ju DC
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MhzhakAMmf6g
Smei Gre9niic fir mur9en.
snc,icae @nbuaarrn= =Slusfennns.
sinltntcrseus. .Nerfanf
Otter -a1111s1unurea1zA A1tsltellt1tn.

n Der
sTonni orpna
Sic
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Grobem fetucm 0uslim-1 1tmtersenses.
3pcitee Stpfpert.
lIprEIiciler (Gnuo

ha
sor
ubb II
pop
9mho 29c 229c SSotf $50
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-24
Notice to Dog Owners.

UNDERSIGNED viii rigidIv enforce the follow
inc ordinance
An ~oRpINANcE Fo~FrlNING DOGS AND REGu-
IArrNG THEIR RUNNING Al LARGE IN THE
BuRouGu or SHENANDOAH.
SECTION BE it ordained and enacted by
the authority of the Borough Of Shenandoah.
and it is hereby enacted by the same, that
each and every owner of a dog or dogs. bitch
or bitches, shall inform the High Constable,
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The season is now with us when every
one longs for a longer or shorter %soiourn at
the seashore, inhaling the cool breezes from
the depths of "Old Ocean"
TO all intending a visit to the shore, the
Philadelphia & Reading Route offers special
advantages as to both location and the getting
there. Atlantic City is SO well known with
its many unsurpassed attractions, that it is
only necessary to say that the schedule of
fast trains via the Philadelphia & Reading
Route is this year fully equal, if not superior,
to that of former years, and that the sixty
minute trains run in the summer season are
the fastest scheduled trains in the world.
BY the lease of the South Jersey Rail.
road the Philadelphia q Reading has also
acquired a direct route to Cape May, one OF
the finest and oldest of sea shore resorts, Sea
Isle City, q flourishing up-to-date resort, and
to Ocean City, a magnificent family watering
place. What will attract many persons tC
the latter place are its many religious con.
v@cntions and the strict temperance regula.
tions strictly enforced. The Philadelphia &
Reading is the shortest route to all of these
resorts.
Through tickets can be bought and baggage
checked from all principal stations of tn,
Philadelphia & Reading Railway and its con
nections. For illustrated booklet, giving lis
of principal hotels and boarding houses ant
! rates, address Edison j.. Weeks, Genera
Passenger Agent, Reading Terminal, Phila
delphia.