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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
SEMI-ANNUAL DUMP SALE.
The Golden Eagles Semi-Annual
Bargain Feast Opens Today.

The people of Wichita and surround
ing country will be pleased to learn that
the semi-annual dump sale of the Golden
Eagle clothing house will open this
morning at o'clock. These sales have
come to be a regular thing. and thous-
ands of people look forward to them with
pleasure, for they know they are assured
a veritable bargain feast whenever they
take place AS usual. the bargains to
be had are in seasonable goods, such as
are needed by all, and thousands will
doubtless take advantage of this oppor-
tunity TO purchase necessary articles in
the clothing line. See announcement on
eighth page of todays Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
Manipulating Cattle.

The high price Of corn and other feed
str6s has prompted the cattle feeders
10 be- more careful this season than
usual ia selecting cattle adapted Is lay
ing on the sreatest number 90 pounds
OF fat ia the shortest period 81 time az
does not pay 70 handle cattle that O. nos
faiten quickly AHoug the Groom Res-s-
tered Short Horns - be sold ~ he Union
stockvaris OF Jsnaary J. there = COW
thar Is laying OF fat Al the Ea;e - tifty
pounds every fourteen DAYS. and Tot on
full iced These grass gruded Short
Horns prove wonderful .eeGcrs- and tie
cattle breeders should lot saH "a secure
such choice blcod as viii - sod OF New
Years DAY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Iva Lyons is visiting in Green
wich.
r H Phinney spent Christmas day in
Newton.
Gladys Horton left yesterday for Mar
din. O. T.
Scott Greenfield went to Fort Scott
yesterday
Matte Human left for Rogers. Ark,
last night.
Chester l. Long and Ralph Faxon were
here yesterday.
Chas. Wyckoff of Canadian. Tex, was
in the city yesterday.
B. F. Durfee of South McAlester is in
the city visiting friends.
Jesse Leach Of the Kansas City Star,
was in the city yesterday
Miss Orc Finney is spending the week
with her parents at Mulvane.
Miss Stewart went to Fort Scott yes
terday over the Missouri Pacific.
Miss Mabel Norwood of ST Paul. Kan.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Young.
Mr.. Gus F. Hoppe. of the Bry Bros
Cloak company. St Louis. was stopping
at the Hamilton this week.
Edgar Street, who is car accountant for
the Santa Fe at Purcell, visited his par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. Street.
Miss Esther Vincent, student in
Lewis academy. is spending her vacation
with friends at Hutchinson.
ag,reh.n o,a ,,-;so kr.-o
o. T.. who have been visiting in the city.
left for FL Dorado yesterday.
l.. A. Salter of the Carmen Headlight.
spent Christmas with his brother, \. L..
Salter. S27 East Central avenue.
H. L. Bollinger and Miss Rosa E. SAX
land. both of Lamont. o. L. were grant
ed marriage license yesterday.
John Campbell, a Butler county farm
er was in the city yesterday visiting his
sister, Mrs. Lyons. 22i Ohio avenue.
W. T. Greinenstein. former Wichitan
arrived here yesterday from Bennett. o.
1. He Will locate here permanently.
Miss Amy Harson of 51i South Main
street. who has been seriously III with
the grip. is reported as convalescent.
MIR. Eugene Ketzler IS confined TO his
bed with a severe attack OF erysipelas
at his home. 1917 North Lawrence avenue.
Thomas Weston of Minneha fell from
barn at Henry Haas. and sustained some
injuries and is still under the doctor
care
fine baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Garst yesterday. The proud
papa has decided to name this one Frank
the Third.
Mrs. Happe of Topeka and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Bailey of Howard. Kan. are
visiting J. r. Snedeker and wife at SO
North Ohio.
Edna and Gertrude Salter OF so East
Central avenue, are spending the holidays
in Chanute. Kan. guests of their uncle.
w. f. Salter
party from Cheney. composed of o. T.
Sherman and wife Harvey Grace and
wife and Miss Maud Anderson. are spend
ing the holidays in the city with friends
c. \. Stewart will lecture and Rev.
Josie X. Folsom will give spirit messages
on Sunday evening next. at the hall over
No. % North Main street at 30 O'Clock
All invited.
L. E. Denton and wife. after spending
Christmas with John Richardson and
wife. returned to their home in Attics
yesterday. Mr.. Denton is cashier of the
Bank Of Attica.
Elmer Z. Beach and Harry Miner have
returned from Colorado. where they look
ed over the mining property OF the wich-
ita company They were very much
pleased with recent developments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
At the Crawford.
KATHERINE WILLARD.

Theodore Kremers successful romantic
play. THE Power Behind the Throne.
in which Katherine Willard is to appear
at the Crawford on Monday, December .,
is founded on Schiller's classic Love
and Intrigue and presents picture OF
the end of the eighteenth century N
an Austrian principally 1t tells the
story of time when the ruling prince
was all-powerful throughout his domain.
and his representatives but little less
so; when the nobility with impunity tram
pied under foot the rights Of the COM
mon people: when vice Aourished unre-
buked among the higher classes. and the
honor of men and the chastity of women
were lightly held; when the lower classes
had no redress against the prosecutions
of their superiors. whose word was law,
and whose merest whim or caprice might
prove a matter of life or death to whom
soever opposed il. In such world lived
Aria the heroine of the play, dauGh-
ter of musician who was beloved by
noble baron and who loved him in re-
turn Unfortunately. the Duchess Won
Waldhein. favoIite of the reigning prince
became infatuated with the baron and in
trigued to destroy his love for Aria by
compromising her in his eyes In this
the duchess was aided by the whole ma
chinery of the petty court in which she
reigned, and by the father of the baron
Arias parents were thrown into prison
and threatened with death. To save them
the girl consented TO write a compromiS-
ing letter and TO pose as the mistress of
q court libertine at ball given by the
duchess, and attended by the baron. The
seeming proofs of Arias perfidy proved
too strong for the barons faith in her.
Believing Aria faithless he denounced
her and requested the hand of the Ouch
ess in marriage. Later. however. his
love for Aria conquers and he visits her
with the intention of ending both their
lives with poison. Under the influences
of the drug, and believing death near at
hand Aria confesses the deception she
was compelled TO practice, and they APP
rarently die together. 1t is finally dis
closed that the supposed poison was but
a sleeping powder substituted by the
baron's orderly.
The principal members of Miss Will
lard's support are Wright Lorimer. (the
leading mani Edward Thomas. George
Morton, Guy B. Hoffman, Franklin Sails
bury. bury, ]. Byron Attention. Lena Wal
lace. Ada Morton. Camille Porter. Ruth
Gadsby. Florence De Lashmutt and
large number of others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
John MeIick Was Discharged From
Hospital Wednesday

Mr.. John Melick. who lives at 1913 Fan
ny avenue. who has been in the hospital
for about three weeks. was able to re-
turn home in time to enjoy a Christmas
dinner and participate in a family reun-
ion AT his home on that day. Among
those present and participating in the fes-
tivlties were Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Hess
and family. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Watson
and family. MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Camp
bell and family Grandmother Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Smith and family. and
Joseph Corwin of Wichita: Mrs. Mary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

Daniel l. Hart who is young newspa-
herman of WiIkesbarre. has come into
prominence as dramatist by writing "A
brilliant domestic play, The Parish
Priest. in which Daniel Sully is starring.
In collaboration with c. f. Callahan.
author of Coon Hollow and .Fogg
Ferry" Mr.. Hart has written a story OF
the coal regions of this state, called
PENNSYLVANIA. which is TO be present.
ed at the Crawford matinee and night
next Thursday, January 1. 1t is said TO
have all the delicate humor. brilliant dia-
logue and natural character drawing
which characterizes THE Parish Priest
Joined to an exciting plot. The scenery
and effects are elaborate, and were de-
signed by Fox. the well known New YORK
artist. Prominent in the large cast are
Willis Marble. jrr., Dan Evans, Lew hei-
lev Fred Fairbanks. James 5. Kits.
Rene Darcy and Dolly Kline and the
Eagle quartette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
MAKING UP THE DOCKET.
For the January Term of the District
Court.

sistants are hard at work just now. max
ing up the court docket for the January
term, which will begin the first Monday
in January. There are. a great many
cases to be docketed for this term, es-
pecially those brought TO quiet titles. and
a number have been continued from the
last term The docket will be sent 10 the
printers in a few DAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
CHICAGO d ALTos FALLS IN LINE
Announces ar increase Of Wages -
Clerical Employees.

Hioozaias-on. In.. fAe 1.-Tks shicss9
a13 Ai-on rzllroad saraIaae-s p per
ceut ircra2se a. tae fa3 ~ al ogarstsrs
1s-e1ts ard y1r1 rierks sae otker en-
rieJes eaEagea fa a ciersc4i eapsrtt IT,
Th- izcrsase - varesg solErtzrg "a
dates from rnteE l. A ltk- ofs@r de-
9 l.rtz-e.lts - ts~ sirFsce have iee- EiFen
tss sarn- unl1oGrzs inrEeass g. ths isss sEp
--r.--r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
CONNECTION is COMPLETED.
New Waten~ork5 Main is Now in
Use.

The Waterwcrks company yesterday
completed the connections wiki the old
main and new at the corner % Seneca
and Douglas The new main is the onc
10 be laid along Seneca street from the
pumping station, ana was PUT IL to give
better service and also 70 provide some
protection In case the lsin aSroSs the
Little river should be broken Formerly
<here was but oze main feeding The en-
tire CITY. and his lett the station ~
Central syenUe AID crossed The river 90
the bridge. II this main should break
the city would have nc nre protection
The new nlzsI ohviateS su this as il
gives stronger pressure. to the easE
and west parts Of the CITY especially. and
IN case Of ser.ous ire the pressure can
DC made greater then With only one main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
esrre.ey Trsa-feT- arr Lixhf.

syzsriaxega- DIX z-Inifed sizsss
Trszssrer Rgoe-ts e1fs saezy fhat - ~
da-srz u~os-zAr- see ass :. csrrszsr i-ss
esel irsazEeTTs1 - SeN o-iss1s -raluss
aeposits 10 Ven Ter<- T3,e - sxa
E--1n-1see aas 3 1ssas - celaaE7- TIE
aEn-es are vv~r s-.sss - hzsss ss.ess ~
Deoezh<r. iss. 40 aa1zf 2 &c - ssie~
thass 20 49,: uees=esr- 70 azrEs 81
deal t-Aszsers are e1s-cfoe goaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
DAVID HARUM.

David Harum" as a play has most
onviable record. IL ran for sixteen
weeks in New York City. seven weeks IN
Boston. six weeks in Chicago and SIX
weeks in Philadelphia. Competent
Judges say that the humor and the
touches of human nature in the play
will cause it to live and be popular Tor
many years to come 1t is coming 20
Wichita SOON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
DIAMOND scRATCHER VANDAL
Cuts Jones & Titus Plate Glass
Front

on Christmas night some vandal with
diamond ring or glass cutter cut two
large scrolls on the handsome plate glass
front OF Jones & Titus shoe store.
Many people stopped at the window yes
terdsy and expressed their opinion Of the
perpetrators Of such deed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Attention L V n: You are requested
tomeet at the Office OF & ". White.
l36 North Main street. Saturday. Decem-
Der p. at ,. n, for drill. Please come
one and all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27

hraAeu.az o. The Peaaz7ivauia ral'fosa.
i. iuss ais legs = faEinS under trzin.
A coFafroHaLse ssas Elected Win re rsa-
road company s-e b. sec4red III dam
ar-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27

Mrs. Herbert I Flint. wha. Nth her
husband has been ~ ihe CraSford this
week. yesterday called or Ms. sfocksT
q ~ Orchard stree. vho has three sick
children 20 cars for. and AFTER most
pheasant visit ieft nic- us~- crisp =
bah 70 BE used il settins psoPe. foo1
and medicines fer the chlcre--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
he aa1ithita pag Eagle saturday zuing eteber 1902

johnson and daughter of Benton. Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Melick of Furley and
Mr.. Denny of Allen county. Thirty-nine
in all we're present to enjoy the. very
sumptueus dinner prepared by Mrs Met
lex. and all report a fine and enjoyable
time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
TO BUILD RESIDENCE
r. M. Walton Purchased Ten Acres
on West Douglas.

Il. VI Walton. who now lives at - Cen
trail avenue bought ten acres OF ground
about two miles west on Douglas avenue
and Will build fine cottage houlc. The
foundation is being laid at present Mr.
Walton paid s. 1co for The site.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Wright wrongs no man. Wrights DID,
fashioned buckwheat flour is pure
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Srans Spren9er's &eitanrant,
213 HurS=6 an=S traSe.

SEPT Dffen. 5einIter beiBsr unb
falter 2uni9 81 ieber Sages3eit. =
Mabl3eiten tdglt9 BON 5 Biz Is gts.
Seinfte beutf4e Slide. ~8re6m's One
@rabe Snlb."
Gin 9aifif9 in Spring g.
9arben's gefGngen. = 8ier
Slider, Namens 4nton Marestp,
@iniam ebert, G6arIes paiimas unO
getsr MaGOne, fingen an 5reitug in
Der NG6e BON Qcton's Parf nit Ell
mem 5ii9IsB einsn 9difif4, fpeI4er
fplsenbe Oimsniionen batte: 2dnge 9
SUB 8 3oG, umfung Der Mitte beg
&Drpers 81 3pn, Gepi9t $40 gfb.,
2Gnge bes 3opfes p SUB. Der Slid
fann in Marestp's Parf 5u Weftport
geIeben perben.
3urid Bel Muttern. =
@eftern nor Der leBte Sag fir bas
erfte 8egiment Der Murpldnber Wfiz
Tia i'm 6elblager 5u 8elair, mo Die
Observation-Disclosures ft9 felt Sumz
flag, ben 2. 4uguft, befunben butten.
Die berf9iebenen Gompagnie'n lang
ten geitern i'm 2aufe bes Ha9mittags
in ibren refpettiben @affenbuaen an,
ND bic 2Obnunsen ausbe5ublt tpurz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-10

9erfona1noti3en. - Prof
Or. Sobn 6. Semmeter unb 9emab=
fin befinben ii9 %gegenpdrtig in Nars
raganfett, &.sS., unb reiien am 0ien=
flag na9 Neppprt.
: Die So. Martin MeDerbird.
Gb. Wif9meber unb Stto Wal9otr
bdben 6rn. go. &uine cine bibi9t
Qnii6tspoftfarte nit Der gorta Weit=
t6alica bonn Wittetinosberg aus gu
sefanbt.
pie MarDIGnber slot
ten Geferpe trut 9eitern aui
Der Sa9t .@blpfa" cine aebntagige
@eefabrt an, Bel tpel6em Inlafe biz
&eierpiften uu9 ben sroben 5lottenz
Man0nern bDr Hepzgorf beitppbner
perben. Mpntag ptrb bic rSplpiaA
in Nprfolf anIeser, um einen neueu
SG~eintperfer an 8prb gu ne6men,
Bon bort sebt bic Ta6rt brett mad
8lof Sslanb. fppielbf man an
Mittpo9 Mprsen un5ulangen &c.
benft, gerabe seitig senus, I'm biz
aroBen Mfan0ber BON 4nbesinn Biz
gum S9luFe gu feben. Wdbrenb Del
5abrt tperben bic SlOttenreferOiiter
tGsli9 gu Grersier nebungen berun=
seSpgen peroen. Die commanoiren.
BEN Offiaiere finb GDmmarbeur .
Gb. Seer unb bic 2ieutenants Wm
6. BUTTS. o. 81. Salon unb 5reDerid
Mdaner.
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Baltimore Snpcrn=0crein.
@ancrfabrt uno Stcnic
nad1 Sppfc'S SrpOe
eOnntag, .......... ben 10. Mugnit

Srube @tnter Nusfi9 :
ten Man fann f9on beute NIT
Si9er6ett prop6e5eien, ouB pd6renb
bes fommenben Winters cine grobe
&p6lennot6 berri9en pirD, gang
9lei9, pb Der @trife in ben &Dblenz
bergpsrfen balb beenbet pirb pber
ni9t. Sc ldnger beriel6e dnbauert,
beito i4limmer pirO natiirli4 Die
Situation bier tperOen.
Sm allerbeIten Safe fam Der biez
itge Martt breiBig Sage na9 8eenoiz
gung bes Critics fi9 giinittger geItdlz
ten, bod tperben bic &oblenpreiie
Ielbit bann bermut6li9 feinespe95
fallen, iDnbern eber nod fteigen, ba
bic Ha9frage bas @ngebOt beoeuteno
iiberiteigen pirb.
Die 9rubenbeItB tiger miifen nGmli9
in Der eriten 3eit na4 8ieOeruufz
nabme Der Nrbett bic %geiammte Proz
button Der 9rrben mad benz nproz
neitli9en Martt ienben, peil Die
0ampfer uuf ben groBen Seen Den
transport Dor Gintritt Der falten
eSubres5eit bepGlfigt baden miifen.
SAT- ale &oblenteqer iinD leer, ba
bic 9Gnbler, i'm 8lau6en, Der @trttc
nerDe baIb beenbet iein, t6ren Stunt
ben rietben, nit benz @inlegen ibres
Winterporrutbes gu tparten, Bis Die
Pretie auf i6ren normalen Stano
berabgegungen iein piirben. Qus benz
gIei6en @runbe BADEN Die 9Gnoler
felbIt feline 8prrdt6s gu ben 6oAen
9reiien dngefauft, neil ite Elm plOBli=
DIES 5alen Der greiie befir4teten.
Mlit benz @intritt bes Winters perz
ben aber bic gambler BON alien Sci
ten nit N~uftrGgen fir &Oblen gu irz
genb einem Preiie beitiirmt 1peroen,
unb MAJ nirb bann BON i6nen perz
langen, baB lie bic Qrbeit, pel4e
fonft ben gan5en Sommer in On
ipru9 na6m, in tpenigen Sagen lei
ten Iolen.
MuBerorbentli9 bart ptrb Der
8inter fir bic penig 6egiiterten
9fafen tperben, bu iie ibre Bobnunz
gen felbt gu bei5en baben unb tbre
&p6len etmerpeiie bon ben &leinz
bGnblern be5ieben. S4on beute bez
aa6len bic Armen b0bere Preiie fir
8o6len, als gu irgenO elmer 3sit felt
benz b0Ien Winter 1898, no Is Gts.
fir ben Gtmer berlangt tpurben.
Qm beiten ite6en it6 babel natIrz
li9 bic 9usz unb @leftri5itdtsperfe,
fptpie bic 5abritunten BON Gas, beg.
eleftrif9en pber ou4 SelDfen uno
6erben. 9enn bu es ieBt beoeutenb
biGiger lit, nit @us gu tp6en uno gu
bei3en, 10 lit bic Naafrage na4 iolz
den Sefen berurt, bub Die 5abrttanz
ten tie ni9t befriebigen tOnnen. uno
bic glettriaitdt fdngt an, cine gefd6r>
li6e gonfurrentin bes @aies gu iperz
ben, Ieitoem bic eleftrtf4en &o4z uno
5si3apparate in bobem Srabe peretn>
fa9t unb ~perbefert porben iinb.
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Observation-Disclosures

Mqtfengeri4t. - @or ben
Hi6tern Sabage,8 lod uno S'8rien.)
Gs purben ernunnt gu Na9IaBperz
paltern in ben 6GGen bon &a6el u.
Sobniton 8iuiam s. Sobnitpn,
8iirgf4aft $1,000; Don So6n 8.
@auerpalb Tlorence @auerpalo
unO 9arrp 6, 8arr, 8irgf9aft
$1,000. Nu4luB6eri9te g~utge6eiben
in ben 6duen BON Margaret 5reuno,
1856; 6rancis 6. 6arqu6arion,
$40,563; So6n @eiger, $2192; @m.
Robb. $6164. Snbentarper5et4niB
eingerei9t in benz Sale ppn George
Ott, 1928. @ertdufe ratifi5irt in Den
5GGen BON Oscar s. 8refee, ST.
900; DARTS 9runebdum, $1729.
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aus Dem Snneren WarblanS's anO
ben amQrrn3enneM Staaten.

Rt4ter SGDan geftprben.
Ri4ter 9nbtb 90. Sloan BPM 4.
Subi8ial>9iitritt ftarb geftern M}orz
qen in Cumberland i'm Otter BON 50
Sabren an Der 8rigbf'f8en Nierenz
frantbett, an Der er Iett LANCER 3ett
lit. Gr tpurbe ppr einigen @o6en
bom Hegen bur6ndBt, unO bies be-
f4leunigte ieinen Sob. Ri6ter
Sloan beiuB cine @ommernobnung,
fOnnte ii4 aber in 6olge zines 3iid=
faqes nt4t ba6tn bege6en. Seine 2eiz
DE ptrO iebenfaQs in Sroitburg Be-
graben nerben, mo aud Die ueberrez
tie feines 8aters ruben. 3t6ter Sloan
mar Elm Better bOn SameS M.Sloan,
Bis bOr tur8er 3eit 9iilfszS 4aBmeiz
fter in Baltimore. @r binterldBt cine
Wittpe unb me6rere &inber.
Gi9ter Sloan fpurbe am 26. Sepz
TENDER 1850 in QIegbenpzG ountp gez
boren, beTu9te bus rSt. Sobns>Golz
leg" in @nnapplis unb 1pdter Die Unit
perfttdt BON Prtnceton, no er in 1878
graDuirte. @r urbettete in Dem 8iz
reau bes frii6eren @ouoerneurs 2lobb
2ppnbes unb er6ielt in 1876 iein 9tz
plom dl8 @~rabuirter Der Re9tS59ule
der vMdrplGnber l1niber1ttGt." SoSn
1879, 1887 unb 1891 purbe er gum
S~taat8anpalt ppnNGeg6anb ertpG6lt,
unb er mar es, Der in Der Contention
Der republifuniI6en Partei in 1895
2loDb 2pnAbeS al5 @ouperneur no>
minirte. .sSn bem1el6en Sabre purbe
er in 0a6folge bes &i8ters 5enrp
%. 9pffman uI5 8t4ter erpd6lt,
Sein Sermin ipiirbe in 1910 gu @noe
gegangen fem. Hi6ter @lodn bat
itet5 cine pi9tige GoQe> in Der repubz
lttanif6en partet geipielt.
Die bur9 9rn. Sloan batant ge=
ma9te 3t8teritele pirb bonn Gorz
berneur tempOrdr, Bis CUR 8abl i'm
HObember, beieBt perben.
@rret9te Elm 6obe8 IIter.
S6omas MauI5bD MarfeQ, elmer
Der beitbefannten 8iirger pOn Treoez
rid, fturb geitern Morgen bafeIbit an
&Iter5f6pd4e i'm 80. 2eben5iabre.
@r ftubirte Surispruben3, pt0mete
ii4 aber Dem &aufmanns1tanbe. @on
1866 Bis 1892 mar er Der &a77irer
Der n@riten National=8ant" in 6re=
berid.
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Seirathsz0

Na9itebenbe Setratbs : 2icen3en
purben geitern i'm 8iireau be5 Of
tuars pes Common pleaSz9 eri4ts
alIsgeiteQt:
G0nuro q. 6orfDtbs, SO, g}r. 48,
6 StraBe, @purrOp's 9Oint, uni
Sable Gafel, %, BON 9arriS6urg,
ga.
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GoDer, q. @pplitant S6os. Smit6,
gn, 3439, GRitnutzStr.
Ri9arb 06erenoer, %, Nr. 239,
6io : Caroline : 6traBe, unO Gliz
5d6etb S9netDer, 20.
Ruootp6 9enrp 8eterion, p, unO
Soiep6ine Qgnes @agner, 10, 8eiOe
BON 8af6ington. QppIitunt Gt4urp
s. penn, g}r. 533, g&orD=G6eiterzStr .
@mtl 8. @dert, %, g&r. 623, @iOz
Dallas : StraBe, unb Marie Roiu
6reff3, 10.
6snrp u, 8urt, iun,, "a, gr.
1914, 0ft=GugerzS traBe, unb Marg
Qet4ner, 81.
So6n Ma3eito, 81, gtr. 800, @ioz
@burpz6 traBe, unO Murb @al4uz
mas, 80.
Sames 9bilip 6otparb, "a, Nr.
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unb 2iQie 6ebrmann, %.
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6. 9urrifun, 16. 4pplifant 9enrp
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GonbaQ<StraBe.
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8eitzPratt~ StruBe, unO 6lorence
SbuIB, 81.
9pmon @pGpefter, %, g}r. 726,
Gbarles<StraBe, unO Sennie 6Orber,
20.
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WeFrrn Iarhlanb Balm.

Erttt n Rraft q. 5uRt 1907
SHgs SElaHsR Stl.usS tatiOn, tDts fOlgt:
Sdglt9.
AS0 Woraens - ShusQSug, 6uuptliRte, 6agsrss
tofu, s L SO. Rp. UnO benz sRbsn, apsgss
uommsu Sonutug, 9. .. q. g.. GbambsrsbIrg,
martinsburg, @in6efsr uno 9nnften On Der
,gbfapeafs II. WsttrH 8ubu.S
els gorm.-9eusDiur @Tprtb. (tur 9ensItur.)
1856 9orm.-atiom. mad GmOrps@roUe.
Sd9li9 ousgsnOmmta S~sHnta9s
TBS 9orm.-Qori, q. & o. SiO. uRo 9auptliuie
0tli8 bon GmOra'SroOs, Carlisle unO y. L o.
9abH.
eIl Borm.-Sauptlinie, eaosrstopr, 5bippsrss
BURG, 6r.Oerid, Gmmitsbure uuo q. & 50.
Np.. big SbtnanoOob.
1912 @orm.-attom. mad nniona9rioge, 9Ort u.
@sttbsbura.
1890 ~Ra6m.-4tfOm. nod GmorD=Srooe.
2.25 4a6m.-4Itom. mad GmorDsSroOe,
3.2 Ro6m.-9lue WouHtaiH GIpreb GGrtprs
GAR; fsrnsr GrcOsrid.
S.92 RuAm.-GEp. mad 0orf unO 9. & 8. Sto.
AO1 Ra6m-Grp. nab 9unftsn an Der paupts
Ginis, 6agsrstOpR, Gr.Osrid, Gmmitsbur0 uno
Sbippsnsburg.
500 Ro8m.-GTp. mad glsnOOn. alton. ienisits
lluionsgrioa..
5.2 Qu4m.-qttom. mad GItfu.
6.l5 Q5enos-atfom. mad uHiOHsSrio9e.
'Iur SOnHtasa
e.35 gorm.-qffom. na5 uHiOns8rtoos uno 9n'
nootr.
2.35 Ra6m-affom. mad rIniOnsgribgs.
423 Q~a6m.-attor. mad alefd.
piasts unS gspdd=Cffits, 215 CfsSdlto. >5tr.
Ria. bolten an unioHs, 9enna. saOs, GuItons
un6 Malbroots (Iortb.Qpsru9 citation.
@. g. @EisDOlh o. 3. q.
3. g. QaHpfrset, Observation-Disclosures
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Garhlauo G. PsnuiBlbania Giisnz
babnsGu.

Rortb.Qpsuusz unoOoT s5tutfon.
gRsrlod,n an Bo8sntngsu mad 9Ort, ga, um 7.3O
morasns uu0 $50 Ra5mittags.
gs.rloTtn an @obtntagsH nan 9elta, pa, INN
730 Nlsrotu, $50 UNI $50 Ra5mittaag.
HtrlaTtn an Bo5satag.H nab gs!air, Rb.. nm
7.30, $50 unO 1857 9ormjttaes, 2.O uuo 4 5o
Qa5mittaes uub 6.l5 abeRDs.
@uiaf.u an SoHHtagtH mad Seltd, pa, nm a
TlOrqsns uao 400 3a4mittaqs.
gerlaHtn an SoHHtaosn nab 9slair. DO nm
$50 uno n.S 9ormittass, 400 Qa6mttaog unS
1000 AbsBbs.
= 8lgs f-srsH nm 1.90 Qa8mittaO an eamfo.
gen ab.
). G. SSFrts. Observation-Disclosures,