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The Washington bee., 1902-11-29

The democratic party viii teach
the republicans civil service reform
if they ever get in power.
Recorder j. G. Dancy is making
a good record.
Judge Bundy of the Police Court
is the right man il the right place.
There is a great deal that could
be said of the election.
What has become Of Booker I.
Washington's leadership.
Some people imagine that office
makes them leaders.
The self constituted committee
that went to Oyster Bay, Terrell
and Mckinley. ought to suggest to
the President that self constituted
leadership should be recognized.
There are times in the affairs Of
men that lead TO destruction.
The negro Tammany of Nv
York is notwbat it used to be.
Ex-Chief Lee is spoken cf as
man of news.
They all can now see how impo'-
tant it is to have the leadership OF
Lee.
The sons of New YORK have dis
banded.
The negro Justice of the Peao-
who Is interfering with tire business
of the lawyers Will be Investigated
by the Attorney c. neral.
lie should attend to tie business
of his flee and allow people to Sc
lect whatever lawyer they want.
Old bachelors are like some OH
maids, they can see nothing good
in the vi ~2I2
While people are meddling with
other peoples bushes they lose.
what they have.
The democratic party hasn't sense
enough TO secure the negro vote.
Mr.. Bryan was not consulted in
the last election.
Now that the lily white party
South has failed what viii il do
next.
There is no soIidity to bombas-
tic show,
It is not the man who knows il
all, that will tell it.
Jerry Brown is in Ohio doing |
well. lie is a hustler.
Senator Hanna is a man of nerve |
and when he tells you anythiugyou
can depend on il.
If the southern republicans, per-
nit themselves 10 be reduced, they |
haven't very much nerve.
Vice Chairman Payne has load |
upon his shoulders.
The fault is with the republican
Congress.
Reduce the representation in |
Congress and then you will have 10
trouble with republican delegates
from the Sou h
There will not be many more
southern democrats appointed.
Booker I. Washington knows
how to make Office seekers dance.
It is best that you don't express
your opinion until you have been
informed of both sides.
The New York democrats have
been encouraged.
The recent election in that State
is no indication that the democrats
will win III 1904.
Tom Johnson in Ohio is now a
very small man.
He bit off more than he could
chew.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24

ing that at the regular teachers
examination he received a salts
factory grade to entitle him to a
teachers certificate, may be adj
mitted to ali freshman classes ex-
'cept algebra. He may remove
such deficiency in algebra upon
furnishing the president with sat
isfactory statement from a teacher
or school superintendent that the
applicant is familiar with the subject
Of algebra to quadraties, or upon
the arrival at the college he make
good such deficiency by examina-
ton or class recitation
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
THE CATALOGUE
What it Shows About the Students at
OAC-Where They are From.

The annual catalogue at OAC
is about completed. The publica-
ton brings out several interesting
facts:
The total enrolment for the cur
rent year is 488, showing a health
full growth of ffty-two students
since last June. Of this number
32I are males, indicating proper
ton of nearly two to one on the
basis of sex. The department OF
music including voice culture,
piano-forte, and harmony has an
enrolment of "a for the first year,
however all but "A of this number
are pursuing studies in other de-
partments. The n1iniug depart
ment instituted last year is steadily
growing, and the bookkeeping de
partment has for the first year an
enrolment of So. This course has
met with such favor that it has
been extended to four years, IN
cooperating more English, indus
trials, and other studies given by
various agricultural colleges that
have studied the needs of practlcal
men and women, and the name Of
the course has been changed to
Literary Commerce. The courses
Of study, which practically remain
ed unchanged, have been well pa
tronized throughout the year.
The following is classification
of the students by counties, states
and fOreior1 countries:
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
WITH A DONKEY ENGINE
Big Logs Yanked From the Shore Into
the Willamette at Corvallis.

Corva11isites have been interested
the past few days in watching log
ging operations across the river
at Corvallis. The thing that most
ly attracted attention was big
donkey engine that with ,tremend-
uous power wrested great logs from
their resting place several hundred
yards from shore and drew them
swiftly along and finally left them
ON the river bank ready to be
rolled into the river.
The operations are by the Ore
gon Logging Company. The logs
are out of big balm trees that
were cut along the bank of the
Willamette opposite Corvallis, three
or four weeks ago. They are for
a basket manufacturing establish
ment located at Fort Johnson, a
town several miles below Portland.
The donkey engine, which is the
business end of the operations is On
the east bank of the river. Under
and belted to it are two huge skids,
many feet long and two feet in
diameter. Sometimes it is .neces-
sary to move the engine, and it is
then that the skids perform an inn
portant function For this moving
purpose, a big cable is fastened to
a neighboring tree. The other end
works over a huge pulley on the
engine. Steam is then turned on
and the big engine pulls itself to
the spot where the men who are
conducting the operations want it.
But the interesting sight in the
operations is when this powerful
machine handles the big logs The
latter range from 16 to "a feet in
length and run as high as four feet
in diameter. Some of them have
lumber content of 5000 feet Some
are 400 to 500 yards distant from
the river bank. They are drawn to
the river by a seven-eights wire
cable, 1900 feet long. When the
cable is attached, the engine is put
in motion, and the great log at
once begins to move. Its progress
is about as fast as an ordinary
team walks. No matter what OBJ,
stac1e is in the way, the journey to
the waters edge continues. Some
times furrow is digged in the
surface of the ground deep enough
and big enough to comfortably
bury a dozen men. If a tree top
or a stump is in the way it is brush
ed aside. Nothing delays, nothing
impedes. The log is finally de-
posted on the river bank. There
iron dogs are put in it, and again
the force of the engine is applied,
and it rolls into the river, where in
due time all will be snug1y formed
into a raft to be taken down the
river.
The engine is a sixty horse with
double cylinder. Of the logs,
125, 900 feet were cut and are to
be RATED at Corvallis.
When not in use the donkey en-
gine occupies a big barge, sixty
feet long, on which there is house
with quarters for the logging crew.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Prohibition Cieket.

Senator-F:P. Morgan, Corvallis.
Representative-Henry Sneak, Phi1o.
math.
County Judge-Wm. Crees, Corvallis,
Clerk-W, G. Swami, Corvallis.
Sheriff., F, Bryant, Corvallis.
Recorder-C, A, Gould, Corvalli
Assessor-O. DeHaven, Corvallis.
Treasurer. A. Clark, Philomath.
Commissioned. w. Herbert,
Surveyors. o. Watkins, Phi1omath.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Attention.!

Horse breeders will do well to see my
beautiful Clydesdale stallion Sir David II
Will make the season at Abbott's feed
stable, Corvallis, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days,
Ed Holloway, Owner.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Socialists

Rev Benz. F Wilson will address the
people on the burning question of
Socialism. At Corvallis, May ~ in
Court House at M.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
ForSaIe.
Ed Holloway, Owner.

Two thousand acres of land in South
ern Benton county, with or without
stock. Would make four good stock
farms. Will sell all in body or in
pieces. Will only deal direct with buy.
er.
George A. Houck,
Engene. Oregon,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

The committee on matricu1ation
of students has found that a large
percentage of candidates for adj
mission holding teachers certifca-
tes have stood well in their classes.
Upon the whole the teachers GER
tifcates has proved one of thesafest
tests of candidates attainments
hence in recognitinn of the thor
oughness required at the regular
county teachers examination, the
following regulation has been
adopted to accommodate students
living at distance
s'The holder of a certificate or
statement signed by the county
school board of examiners certify
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Wanted

A small, gentle buggy horse for fam
lily use, at moderate price. Apply at
TINES office.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Ten Teams Wanted.

To haul lumber, Apply at the Benton
County Lumber Yards, near the South
ern Pacific depot.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24

Number of counties in Oregon. .33
Total No of counties represented. 81
Whole No students from Ore ...459
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Sewing Machines Repaired

BY Cair Austin, the White sewing
machine agent, by notifying Stewart &
Sox, Albany, Oregon. Charges reason
be and work guaranteed,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
Wanted

At once. fir wood on subscription
at the Times office,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-05-24
THE STUDENTS

Whence come the students, and
whittier will they go after leaving
college are questions very fire.
quent1y asked by friends of the in
stitution. Do they return to the
farm or to the city, Does this
training unfit a farmers boy or a
mechanics boy for the farm or the
workshop A careful examination
of the records has resulted in these
figures:
Students from the farm, II per
cent; from the homes of mechanics
and day 1aborers 10 per cent; from
homes of merchants and capitalists
per cent; from homes represent
ing professions and other pursuits,
II per cent. Exclusive of the
graduates, who form but small per-
centage of the college family,
about SO per cent of the students
return to the workshop and the
farm.
ACCREDITED SCHOOLS
Graduates from the following
accredited schools will be admitted
to the freshman year without ex-
animation, provided they have COM
p1eted algebra to quadratics:
Albany, Astoria, Ashland, Ba-
ker City, Bandon, Bishop Scott
Academy, Burns, Coqui11e Col
1egiate Institute, Corvallis, Cot
tage Grove, Cove, E1gin, Eugene,
Forest Grove, Fossil, Garland,
Academy, Grants Pass, Heppner.
Hi11sboro High School, Hill Mill
tary Acadamy, Hood River, In
dependence, Jacksonville, klamath
Falls, Lafayette High School, La
G.ande, Lakeview, Lebanon, Med
ford, Marshfe1d, McMinnville,
Milton, Moro, North Yamhil1, Ore
gon City, Ontario, Parkp1ace,
Pend1eton, Portland, Prinevil1e,
Roseburg, Salem. Santiam Acadia
deny, Silverton, Summerville.
The Da11es. Ti11amook, Union,
Wasco, and Woodburn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
b0rte oie1el6en aua 8u8o7e3erre ouf

porte 0lS1elDen QuQ 3uSulIe2SI[t uII
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Safsn puroe felt 5 lt6r 4eute frib
Our6 cine Stuu6poIfe be0edt, unb
GROCER S6refsn 4errf4t unter Der
8eD0Iterung. Seine 2ti4e fdut o9ne
unterlaB 6era6. Die See 1T in
6al6bunfel ge6iilt un6 Die S6iffe i'm
6afen iinD faum bom l1fer aus it4ts
bar. Die 2I6e tonrmt aus Siibpiten,
in Der Ri6tung BON Wtartinique,
gtnD ao 8olipar oil berz
mails bomburbtrt nerz
ben.
9ort Of @ p ain, 3riniOab, 81.
Qluguit.-2lus Gurupano, 8ene3uela,
nir0 gemeIoet, baB @eneral @eluttnt
beute i'm 8egrtff mar, NIT bret 8az
ronen6ooten unb 500 Munn BON bort
a63uge6en, um 0a8 8ombaroement
bon GinOu0 8oltDar am Orinoco 5u
erneuern. 0ieie Stabt be efinbet ii9
mod in 9Gnben Der pene3uelanii4en
5niur9enten. Sic lpurDe betanntli4
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2ln3Q6l 5rauen un0 8tnOer, foIen
babel get0Dtet porOen fein.
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in QDnDOn.
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8enerGle 9e 0et, 9elarep unb 8Ot6a
famen 6eute in 8eglettung be5 9rn.
Ql6ra6am Slider aus 5aag bier an.
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@nfunft unO Der6inOerte ieOe 9emOnl
ftratiDn.
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fo'8 @ 4eiter.
9uri5, 81. 2tuguit, - BGbrenb
Der tiir3li4en 8titte Der &0nigtumuta
ter BON Gpunien in 9ari5 purOen
9er6an6lungen angefniipft, um Die
2Ozia6rige Brin3eiIin W}aria 2bereia
nit einem U}itglteo Der 6amilie 6ts
Qrin5en W}urat gu ber6eirat6en. 0d
Der Bring je0o4 geraOe a6meieno mar
tonnte man gu teinem Gnbrefultai
fommen. Der Bring Don Qiturien
pir0 ieoo6 balo na4 9ari5 tOmmen
uno nit Dem Prin3en Ulurut Riids
fpruGe ne6men.
JtaItensr BON Snbianeru
ubgef8Iu4tet.
9aris, 30 Qug. = 2(us 8rufi4
lien nir0 gemelOet, baB Elm bon Stda
lienern beno6nte8 Oorf i'm Stadte
Santa Gat6arina Don SnOianern
ii6erfa0en uno bie8eo0lterung bon If
nen a6gei4la8tet porben tit.
RIugt lid felb # ais R0 0r1
Der an.
2onbon, 81. Q(uguit. = Sin
Mann, tpel6er angi6t, ameritaniI9er
8Hrger gu iein, bat ii4 Der 9oIi3ei in
Gol6eiter geIteQt. Gr bebauptet, in
&anIas gitp einen N}orD begangen
3u 6aben. Die 9pli5ei bat ibn pDrz
ldufig in GepabrIam genOmmen un0
DirD ieine Qndqben perift3iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

Sruppen foQen nit N9tung be6ar0elt
tperOen, unb penn iie ii6 oieielbe nit
&ugeln er5pingen miiIfen. 0ariiber,
Ob er beleibigt tporben lit, bat ieber
ein8elne 5olbat felbit gu entf4eiOen.
8enn tie ii4 bef6impft glauben, 10
tperben meine rbluuen SSurgens" feuz
ern, unb 8par baben iie 8efeAl, ni4t
auf Die 8eine, fonbern auf Die &Dpfe
unb Die 8ruIt Der Sumultuanten 3u
5ielen. nebrigens CLAUDE i'd gar nt4t,
buB metne Orbre gu 8lutpergieBen
fiibren tpirb. Menn bic Strtfer ieAen,
DaB iie blaue 8o6ren gu ernarten baz
ben, tperben iie ft8 mdus4enitiQ berz
balten. Sd femme bas aus alter Grz
fubrung. So6alb bic N}ilt3 Grnit
ma6t, perrau9t Die Courage Der SUI
multuanten. 8Or gelaOenen 9etpebren
baben lie Nngit."
Striter unter SrieDens>
biirgi4 q # gefet1t.
ScrantDn, 3d., 81. Quguit. -
Cine aufregenbe @5ene fpielte ii9 in
Dem 8ureou bes bier als 5rieben5ridz
ter fungirenben 4lOermans &aifen ub,
uls fiinf &oblengrd6er aus OIppbant
tpegen 8srge6en anIdBli4 bes GtriteS
bernonmen puroen. 9rei 8riiDer
Q(rqeniIe Der1t6erten auf i6ren GiD,
boB Die flint 8ei4ulbtgten iie nit
MtB6anbIungsn bebrobt unb audi
ptrfli4 tbdtli4 angegriffen 6Gtten,
neil Iie in Der 9elapare unb 9ub7onz
3ede CUR Nrbett gingen. 8ai7en itelIte
Die 8e79ulbigten unter cine 6riebensz
biirgI4aft bon $1,000 Big $500. DIS
in bieiem Qugenbltd 9r. 3eap, N}it=
glieb be8 9iftritt5rot6es, etntrut, be-
f9perte 1i9 elmer Der 8eT4ulOigtsn
bariiber, baB iie fetnen gere4ten Proz
5eB ge9a6t bdtten, norauf &afen i'm
nit ben bari6en Worten unterbra6:
Isle 1tnb Elm Qiigner. SeBen iie fi4."
Reap perTu4te pergeblt6, Ote bsrlangz
ten 8iirgf4aften auf3u6ringen, unb
bic flint 2eute muBten 3gnd4it in baS
@efdngniB tpanbern, i'm Qaufe beS
Na6mittags purben fie aber entlaifen.
Die NationalzWdf f3eret mar geitarn
i'm 8etrie6e unO a6geie6en bon Der
8slditigung zines Mafertrdgers fam
tetne St0rung oor.
% Mtt6eII gu SenatOr Quap.
MtItes6arre, pa., 81. Dug,
: 9rGi iibent M}it4eQ reiite geitern
Gormittag BON bier na6 B6ilaDelpbta
ab, unb 1pirb, lpenn er e8 erm0gli6en
fam, fir Den Sonntag mad Atlanticz
Gitp ge6en, I'm ber Ru4e 3u pflegen.
Geri4tpeii ie perlautet, er tpOQe bort
Senator QuoD dufiu9en, in ber6offz
nung, etnen Blan gum i6teOsri6terz
lifen 2(u5gIei6 gu entperfsn, er ielbit
itellt 9ies jebo9 in2(brebe. 2(m W}on=
tag pir0 PrdfDent W}itGeQ in Pbilaz
belp6ia bel Der 6eier be8 grbeiter=
tages eine IeDe 6alten.
Rube in S9enonDoa4 +.
@4enonbou6, +, pu., 81 Dug.
: Sn 96enanboab urb llmgegenO
btte6 6eute 2tGes rubig. 2lugemein
ernartet man. baB am M}ontag pOer
9ienftuq elm @er7u4 gema4t perben
ptrb, Die ct. 9}i4olas~3e6e in 8ez
trieb gu nebmen, Oa 8orbereitungen
aGer Dirt CUR 8ieberaufnabme Der
Mrbeit i'm @ange 1inO.
5traBenbo d 6n : Strite in
9aratDga.
6uratoga, 0,z0, 81. &u8uit.
: Seine ein5ige SroQep=Gar 1T 6eute
auf Der 6ubionzgauepz8a6n" i'm Sc
trie6. Gin @trite Der N2otorIsute,
200 an Der 3abl, nabm geitern ieinen
2lnfdng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
Gs srfaQt ibm in Nclp -OOrf. - -
@roBfiirft Boris omiiiirt ii6 ousgez
3ei6net. - Cine Sa4tfa6rt na4
MeItzpotnt.

0rpBfur1t 80rts QGllu1trt 1td7 dus9e=
3eidnet. - Cine Sadtfo6rt na4
@eitzpotnt.
g2ep <gort, 81, 4uguIt. - Qtts
GroBfiir1t 8oris @labtmiropttf4 ge~
itern Morgen um II ll6r gum 5riibz
itud erf6ten, ertlGrte fein Sefretdr,
Ge. fatf ferli6e 9obeit lei troB Der
Strapd3en, Die nit benz @enu1e Der
92enzNorter 9errIi9tetten Derfniipft
finb, fe6r po6l unb munter. Quf Die
6rage, tpie Der 9roBfiirit unb fein
@eFolge 5reitdg 9}a6t Derbrd4t, err
pi0erte Der Sefretdr nur, baB Die Sc
feQI9aFt in 66errD's gefpeiIt, uno
fuqte oann la4enb 6in3u: nunb feline
6ub1&en G6oriitinnen getrOffen." Or
mer Boris! 9oS Diner muB lange
geOuuert baben, benn e5 mar 4 ll6r
Morgens, e6e Die Iufttge 9eiel1T6aft
bu5 6otel dlfiu9te un0 3par in
n6dnf foms". Den i'm be16uBenben
9eteftibs mar Der 3ufenfiirit pieber
einmal our9gegangen, unD penn fein
Nusfe6en geitern W}ittag cine 9euz
tllng 8ulieB, 70 lautete iie: ng&epzgort
lit groBartig!"
@ogar bas ftereotnpe Snterbiep gez
pGbrte er bem Neuigteitsjdger unb
lobte 2lmertfa unb Die Q(mertfaner
Biz in Die puppen, San 5ranci8co
bate i6m Dur6 feline nalerii4eS40nz
belt un0 Die Ru6e feiner 8stpo6ner,
Chicago bur9 fein 6GBlt6es enbloies
6duTermeer, bur4 5rifde unb Sc
f9Gftigteit imponirt, aber in Nelpz
Oprt geFiel es i6m an beIten, benn in
Dem cosmopoIitiI4en Sreiben fii6le er
fi9 Da6etn1. 2u9 ben iibli9en Sriz
but Der 6olben Dei6Iidteit blieb er
nt4t f4ulbig unb fagte fOgar, er
nunf8e, Die Ruifinnen tpdren 10 unz
terne6menb, tpie Die Qmerifunerinnen,
2lm Na6mttto9 befu4te Der @roB=
fiirit ais Sat G6arle5 8. SIint's auf
befen Sa9t r4rrop" Weitzgoint unb
Die 6errlide ltm6e6ung Der grpBen
N}ilitdrz2tfabenie. Die Sa6t, OBJ
ipo6l pieGei4t Die i8nel1ite Der g}etpz
Oorf Sa9tclubzTIott1e, bate nur cine
Maf6ine gefoppe1t unb fubr Gansfam,
nm bem Better bes G3aren binlGnglt4
@elegenbeit 81 geben, Die natiirli9e
pra6t Der 6ubionzltfer unb fpe3ieQ
Der Pdlifaben gu betDunoern.
= SSm W}o4apt Riber in Der
IGbe pon S4enectdbD, R.z0., no Iie
Bel Der 2lnlegung etnes 463ugsfanal5
bei6dftigt tparsn, iinb 0rei italienii4e
Qrbeiter ertrunfen, pel9e iiber ben
6luB in etnem 8oote gu feBen ber=
fu4ten, pel6es led ipurbe unb un1z
i4lug.
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Coupon 3inicn nuf fOlaenDe Sbli=
aatipnen Der Ilnttec ycaiGwaps g. electric &c.
oin l. eeptentbtr 1902 idaig, perDen, pie folet,
be5nblt
MIeraneer Sromn g. S6bne,
{sirt Gpniolioateb gtorteaqe 4er. Coupon Rr. z.
Safe GolanD Glepatcb Rp. CO.'S Sirft Wortga9s
Ser, Coupon Rr. 20.
RatipnaI GRecbantcs' SanF,
Central 9fp Co.'S 6. & s. Morteugs, Coupon
Nr. IL.
(244) 8. 6. WeSiIten. @dotmeifer.
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gln Stein5eit u1t0 Site fnnn
iie ei6t ii6ertrOffer tuerOen.
4}rominettte 2(er3te berI8rets
zen Olcnte's SOtuefelTetfe
fir 9antfr0nf5eiten nnO er3ielen
ans8e3et9nete 9teinltate. Gs bers
idOnert Die 9ant, mo6t Oieiel6e
nst9, glatt t1o1O elaitiidL tnrtrt
0eF9t5 9ln8i8log, s6nppeu,
9antrei6nngen S3aden &opf=
bantfrnnf5eiten, i5Ie9ten, Gr}es
ma unO aQe Gnt3itn0angen Der
0aut. 0leatt's g3tpefels
Setfe nitro als SOilettta= raa
8aOesSeiie nni8at6ar 8eiaaOen
werOen.
Scr an89ie6ige 0e6rGn6 bon
OEemt'S Sd)tpefel getfe
3erltGrt ntO tG0tet ale &rantz
beit5fetme unO MtitrO6en.
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Sic Gatoit & Burnett
SnfOeI6Sdttele

ia unatstrOffsn in Der seranbilenne iunesr Mdn'
unS Wdb6en fir bic oei3dftii6s 3bdttateif,
Riireaus, Eonfbauss uHb gu6baltsre areelfen. oor
6tenpsrapbis unb 9ppstpritne. Sitieibs IN mes
cen oes Grfoless ibrsr @rdbuirtsn nne Der lfpen
einssinen eepismeten peri6nIideu aufmertiamfetf
tetonut Gieit 6anoslsfhutR ntrO BON tsiHer
anosrsn in 9etrsff hss stuoieuzRurfus, Der aus'
taftune, 4situno, 2ebrtrdits uno elteants &dums
G5ertroffen.
9aetsiouls ndhrsuS hes eon,su Satres gt6ffnet.
GbsHoi9uisn Dtr6su am 80. September eroffnst.
RSeeen lpfaisusr gtbinounosn ett. nsnoe man F1
cher i6reibs an Cation a Ruru,tt Gols
Ieee, Roroof=Gde Baltimore. unb gharlessstr.
q. y. Sslepbon ct. 9aul 406S-9. (4uo3 1TRtl
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0Sthttgc WcranDerung.
$1.?5 DON Baltimore mad, Safbtnstpn nno
auriId. ..SaItimpreeC 9 bio sTifcnb ahn."

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Don Sanlitag, ben 6. September 1902, bceinz
nenb, nerDen Die an Samitaqsn unb Sonntdgen
bertauften Gabrb1ete fir Die 9tiidfabrt nur auf
iodtu 3igen eultie iein, Die mad benz Gabrplan
I'm ooer por Mtitternabt am Sonntag Don Waibz
inqton abiaGren. r8Opal 2imiteo" in beioen 8isbs
tRnaen aus9enommen. (242-3)
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Gs qiebt in uniarem Gorp,r tn ftines loits
9armitid oas BON istHer 5orm ben Ramsn geurm=
fortils srbitIt absr feinem uu5 btfanuten 3usds
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SubitaHjeH, bic i'm Sarm lieeen bltben uuD in ben
8Urmfortias einDrngen. 9as 6HDt 1T eHt i6nta
psrlnuienos, tDotiidbt GHt3trOuug gir ftben aio
por elmer OOppelten Gragt. g9s3H Der gurmForts
ias? unO mas HoA ipeit ipibtiqer lit 8o5u .iu,
6Ht3iHoun0 otitlben, rpeHn es Elm fdertsS glittel
gtbt, bieis in psHietn EagH t5Otltde Grantbtit,
SipeHDicitis GenaHnt, fdtr gu berbiItsnl
su otrbiiter NIT ben in tOsr Apotbets trbaItfi5en
seriibmteH ct. 9srnar6SarauttrSiGsH
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NlarpIdroer Stats IlormaL S6uIe.
Gde GarrofIfpns ufte eafaaettez zMoenue.


9aItimore, Ttb., Den 13. auouf 1902
Die 6srbfsSslfon bteinHt ON Sitnitn9, ben 9.
Eeptsm6er 1902. N,ut GbdFsr miifen ON 9. 5eps
tentbsr reetrirt fpsrnen. $riifun9eH fir aufnabmt
auo geF5rD.rune orr g., TO-, H., u. un0 Is. 5eps
ten,btr Die G0ruirune Der RIafen, iorpis rsgds
n6bioe Reeitationen uno 9orleiunsen bteuuen am
Glontaq Den 10. September.
sd)lltr peroen nidt in Die mittE.rsn RlaHen
uufqeuomr1en bsror bieitbtn bic triproerten 9riis
fuuosu an oen obsn gcHanntsn 2agen sufrieSens
iteGsno befan0sn boben.
Gtementars une afabemifd,es Separfement.
Gie Gltmertars uno dfabemiIben Stpartemsuts
Gnb fAr ben uHterritt unb Ute osrau6IDune BON
G4altrn I'M Utter BEN Bis 16 Subreu, ioDit fiir
bic Nprbtreituno ,um Gintrtt in bas ROrmaIs9ss
bortsment oor;iiePi6 ausoeftattet.
Sfe requldren 2sbrs tuerOen BON ben 9roftforsn
oes Rurmas Sspart1nents in 9bsff Gbemie, gOs
tamil Vdturfunre uno in orDsren untsrri6ts=
G6dsrn untsrltIst, is mad gerfieuna Oes 9rin3iz
gals Der etaots= =Rormoli2uit
Sie 6srbfgSeiion 6eeinnt am N : g. ben
Is. 6tptfmbar.
gB,sen nabtrer Gusinnft unb RasoIose D,not
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Nuf Dem 9einllpe9e,
Oi6tOr emanuel retd o6.
Sailcr 9Silhclm bcgleitct Den fdbeis
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Station bel 4ptsoau.

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2euBerungen bes PrGiiOenten
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9euti6lonb, Gnglonb unb 6rontz
reid. - Sn alien bret 2Gn0ern
tperben Die 0orte RoofebelPs bon
Der PrefTe beiPrOden. - GngIanO
fiirdtet, buB Uncle Sam Qnz
fdlGge auf Gonobo bat, unO
Gronfreid iis6t in ben 4euBerun>
gen eine @arnung ge9en feline gez
plunte 2tuian3 init @panien.