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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-24
BENEFITS BIG GROCERY

Another big list of Saturday bargains.
We save you money on every purchase.
Fifty $500 Green Trading Stamps with
3 lbs finest Java and Mocha Coffee. 500
Thirty $500 Green Trading Stamps with
pound Tea tany kind. dD.....................b bSc
Ten ClOO Green Trading Stamps with
can pure ground Black Pepper..........l2
Twenty G2.OO) Green Trading Stamps with
gallon Duffy,s pure Cider Vinegar the
Twenty (S2.OO) Green Trading Stamps with
pound California Sultanas. .l5c
Twenty (S2UO) Green Trading Stamps with
can Diamond IS" Fruits.................2S 2Sc
Thirty $4,000 Green Trading Stamps with
three cans Rocky Mountain Cream. 2oc
Twenty $500 Green Trading Stamps with
pound can Benefits Capitol Baking
Powder NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -tC
Twenty $500 Green Trading Stamps with
two packages Gusto Breakfast Food. .2oc
FOR wARM-WEATHER LUNCHES,
Ten G1OO Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Frankfurts and Saur Kraut. .E0c
Ten CSl00 Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Beef Loaf. oaf.......................2O zoe
Ten Cl.0O Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Ham Loaf. .................,.....z zOc
Ten (S1.O0 Green Trading Stamps with
two cans imported Sardnes. .............. .25c
Ten (Sl.00 Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Vienna Sausage................2Qc zoe
Ten C$l.OO Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Clam Chowder................ zoe
Ten (Sl00 Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Diamond 81 Salmon.......25 25c
Ten (S1GO Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Potted Ham. .................... .l6c
Ten ($1OW Green Trading Stamps with
jar Cottage Marmalade. ade..............,..,l6 ,l6c
Ten (S1.O0 Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Shredded Codhsh....-.. Sc
Ten GlC0) Green Trading Stamps with
jar Diamond 81 Red Currant Jelly. .lSc
Twenty C2OO) Green Trading Stamps with
can Omar Peaches. ............l .lSc
Twenty S2OO Green Trading Stamps with
Ten Gi0W Green Trading Stamps with
gallon can Sweet Cider............''''''''S '''SOo
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-24
dICH FLIERS OF THE RAIL
Npeotaoular Speed Trains Profitable Mainly
as an Advertising Medium.
SOME FACTS ABOUT THEIR OPERATION
Distances Traversed on the Rival
Roads, the Mechanical Equipment
and the speed Required from
Start to Finish.

The introduction OF eighteen-hour trains
between Chicago and New York provokes
discussion OF the question, do speed trains
pay?" A number OF railroad men inter
viewed by the New York Evening Post give
u negative answer to the question. The
gist Of their argument is that speed trains
are comparable to the ocean greyhounds"
OF the transatlantic lines. The wear and
tear on equipment and on roadbeds an
nerves; the coal consumption; the expenses
of extra crews and advertising, and of the
maids, Wallets, stenographers, manicurists
ana other impediments go far to offset the
extra fare charged and create a deficit,
Again the slightest congestion along the
road, causing delay, brings the train late
into the ultimate terminal and necessi-
tates refund Of part OF the extra fare
charged.
on the other hand, only the passenger
traffic managers can tell absolutely, and
they never do, il the great advertising at
tendant on the operation of one of these
spectacular flyers brings compensating
business TO its general passenger service
or to its freight service. The fact that
such trains are run at all may supply
the answer,
Conditions of Operation.
There are a great many very interesting
things told by the New York Times about
the running OF tho Pennsylvania and New
York Central iiers, the record times they
, are making and the conditions under which
they are operated-things which have never
been told and which a public greedy to
hear about feats OF speed and mechanical
efficiency is anxious 10 know And while
this is not race, OF course. and neither
railroad would take any chances 10 get
10 any common terminus a little before its
'ival. II is interesting to compare the con-
: iitions under which each train is run
Between New York and Chicago the
Pennsylvania has rather the better OF II
In distance. yet rather the worst Of II In
the character OF its route By the Penn
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01
Size of Cannery.

1t has been my observation and ex-
perience that in a community, even
where they want a factory and need
it badly, it is the hardest matter in
the world to get the people to unite
on a satisfactory basis. But sup
pose they do unite long enough to
build a stock company factory; gen.
orally there is no one man deeply
enough interested to take hold and
manage the thing on business prin,
ciples, and if there should be the
others would not let him, "afraid he
will get all the gravy" Suppose there
are five or six men in community
who want, and need, factory, and
they have anywhere from a three or
four acre orchard to so acres, or ex-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01
EAT TONIC AND FLESH PRODUCE

pect to plant from one to ten acres
in truck, tomatoes and beans, etc.,
and are able jointly to put up
$500 or $4,000 plant if they wish to,
and can work in harmony and get
competent man to manage it, and
let him manage it; they can make
a good thing of it. But a much safer
plan and generally more satisfac-
tory one, is for each to buy good
substantial outfit for home canning,
costing from $50 to 800. A shed
12x20 feet will be plenty of room for
working. There is room in barn or
crib for storage. Then unite and buy
small carload of cans, at a time, buy
ing more later if desired. Put up on
ly first-class goods, and probably sell
together in bulk to best advantage.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

An outfit, including main canning
machine, capacity 1000 cans a day,
and tomato scalder and copper vat
with Independent furnace), for cat
sups, pickles, preserves, etc., togeth-
err with all necessary tools, includ-
ing hoist for lifting cages out of
cookers, need not cost over 500.
Another advantage of the small
Gamer: A man may utilize the labor
of his own family and need not hire
much help. Then he has the factory
and fruit together, always in better
shape to make nice sample and
can gather his fruit just at the right
stage.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

AN experienced nurseryman and nor os
manager or foreman on fruit taInl as
nursery; can furnish best of references re
to honesty and ability; go any"n,d
in the Northwest state wages paid IN
dress 'Horticulturist," care of The f"h'
Seattle, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

FOR SALE-One secondhand Sharples
No. 1 Safety Hand Separator, in good con-
dition capacity 800 lbs per hour; price
$40 D. c. Dilworth, Spokane.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

FARM FOR SALE-162 acres, 8 miles
from Russell, Ida. 1 IA miles Io ,e
school; miles from r. r. station; son sun
timber; 125 acres plowed; small orcnai -
abundance Of small fruits-berries sen -
trade for small place in Western WashIhe
ton suitable for poultry. Price $4,000.
I. ABBOTT, Russell, lda'
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01
Little Gamer VS.. Big Gamer.

Let me set forth the advantages
of the home Gamer and its conDari-
son with the larger factory. Every
fruit grower. even on the smallest
scale, realizes that at times through
the season a means Of saving mis-
fruit other than depending on the
market would be Of great advantage
Every trucker could work on much
safer basis if he had a Gamer with
which to save tomatoes, beans, okra,
kraut, ETC., when he fails to find a
satisfactory market.
If people understood the matter
rightly they would not depend on the
market at all, but make a business
Ct canning.
Tomatoes will bring 80 cents to 81
per bushel net, when canned. Snap
beans will net from SO to 81 per hun
dred pounds cabbage, $50 to $50 per
ton as canned kraut; peaches 81 to
SO per bushel; cultivated black and
dewberries $1.25 to So per crate. Why
would you want to haul to market,
or risk shipping to commission men
These figures are not theory, but are
drawn from actual experience.
I made some tests this season and
kent accurate account of expenses
and results, that l might give an in
telligent answer to many OF the IN
ouiries | am constantly receiving, the
answers based on facts and not the
DRY. | had no peaches to can, so Sc
cured some from other growers.
TWENTY-FIVE bushels cost so cents per
bushel, with 1920 for help and fuel,
(Daying my own family same as 9th
ersl We put these up in less than
a day and filled 624 3pound cans. |
sold them f. O. b. at SLIGO per dozen.
This is the itemized result:
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

SOLICITORS WANTED-The Ranch wants
a number of good subscription solicitors
to work in various parts of the state during
the winter and spring. Good proposition 10
hustlers. Write The Ranch, $50 Colnlah
Building. Seattle, Wash
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

FOR SALE--160 acres; 20 acres improFeu
40 acres slashed, one orchard, room
house, barn 3Sx44, chicken house, miles
west of Fisher, Lincoln County, Oregon
Stock Farm Tools, Hay, Grain and House
Furniture, Price $1,000. Inquire on th'
place. John Larsen Fisher, Oregon.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

WE PAY SIS week and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound
International Manufacturing Co., Parsons
Kansas
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

POSITION WANTED as buttermaker; ten
years experience; course in dairy school
Jacob Fleser, North Yakima, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01

Net profit $40. 80
Or about 80 cents per bushel FOR
the tomatoes.
In every case have figured in labor
of family at regular factory wages.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01
SPECIAL WANT COLUMN

Registered Poland China Pigs Write for
prices. w. H. Illman, Startup, Wash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

@laiicn lid ami fllr5e 3cit entfcrnte,
eilten lie sur Stclc uno fornlirten
eincn GORDON INN Die begonnene Deli.
nung,iporoui ctlid)e Der Sbrigen lultig
meitergruben. Mls Sr. Mrnot periud)s
tc, 81 Dem ollfgerilIenen Irottoir ST
qelongen, muroe ibnt olerorts bon
Ingeiteltcn Der Selepbpn . @eiea.
idoit Der Wcg periperrt. Sein
Sdonfm1rter Surnuel @luilen &c.
rietb nit Dem %ormonn Der 0rnbt,
iponner in GoniIift uno Die 9eioen
mlirocn bon Der Foli5ei iuegen Gubes
ltorung perboitet. Foli5eiridter 8olbz
man mieS 5mor oen Sal ob. mGbreno
bcs Eoli5eioerborS gelona es iebod,
Den Ingeiteatcn Der Sclepbon. @cicu-
idoit, Den Eioltcn ouf5llieBen.
Yerb ertrunfen. Gin
Eiero Der .Icne Suuo 60" Itiir6te
geitern am SilBc Der @apitroBe ms
@olier unb crtronf. Gas Sbicr miro
auI $3.50 bepcrtbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

n%erbrnltnt mur0cu, Nctllgcn lcbt tltr
5ipci Scr 0rei aciicl pon 5l2 bis 8
Sonncn iogcnumtcr EcotoblelL olc
MIR INN 20 Gents bic Come tbcllrcr
iino ola erltgenunntc Sortc, obcr DC
Nrbcit crleidtern mo Den id)luor5cn,
6idten Ndld) niht bcrOorbril,8en.
Snl Minter gc0cntt Sr. WttGlenrp
oo8 grobc WcbdubC nit S bis II Cont
ncll 81 crm0rncn, m0brcno Iritber
bis SIT 81 Sonnen pro Gag iitr oicIcn
3lucd gcbrmud)t murOcn. &crdll0c-
rllltgcn IN Den 3llGnorrihtlu1Acn Der
&cllel bot 0icieS Tciultnt crutoglltt.
Noti5cm.
Die Ib5ugSfunol Communion miro
am Z. September cine Gonicrcn5 nit
Den SIT Iotbe ge5ogcnen &ll1cnicrrcn
bolten. Sebtere bobcn oIc ibrc Nnrpcs
iiir bieien Goa 5n8cioNt.
@ebauoe.S nipeftor YrcIton IicB &c.
ltern lcine Snlpeftorcn lujcocr nit
Dem Curhihneiben bon CIcttriId)cn
beginner, ole in nid)t quito.
8eiie i'm ncllcn Iiitritt &c
'ponnt lporoen.
Observation-Disclosures GonmiiiGr
begonn g~eltcrn cincn 30stdGi
gen Tcrlud) nit Den putentirtcn Wta.
ipeldc oie StroBcn mittclit
inter 2itftorltd rcini0c1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

ion, Soiepb IS. Stmibt, @euerlp Il,
Seinour, George y. Wolper, George
.. 9cismongcr, Senrp &. acrncr
mo Charles 2. Miboleton.
Gle Eoli5ei > Gommiiiarc lteutcn
gcltcrn Dem Yoli5ilten SbomoS Gao
hen BON Der 0itlid)cn Citation Elm
lobcnoeS 3cugnib fir Die berolItc
&cttltng Der 6 Sabre olten MorD
Ssrocl. Sud,tcr bon Sofob SSrocl,
9tr, 1lt3. @~ougbitraBe, aus. Co4
ain0 mar ant 13. Suli al Der Dit
ErottitroBc bon einem Woggot Der
Golnno Ipcnrc getroiien uno tbcil'
meiie bon Dem Sender oeiieIben oui'
~geiongen morocn. GaoOen liet neber
ocm in boiler 5abrt beiinolihcn
@oggon Der nno beireite oos aino
inter eigencr @eiobr aus ieiner pre-
f0ren Gage.
Eolt5llt SolepD SlrtlHs lptrp HUI
Dor Der 0eboroc ollf bic anltulot'
giing pertbeioigrn miiiien, iid in ci'
ncr eincS 9eomten inlpiiroigcn
Wciie ouigeiiibrt SIT baben. gnrtiio
iullroe Dor einigen Mod)cn inter Ger
Anihuloi9nng oes crintineIcn an'
griifs ouf glisobetb Mtc@raip, eincs
observation-disclosures bel 6rdu geitiomin
i. Sormib, Nr. 504 GdtbeorolItrobe,
pcrboitet, BON ben @teBgelfiporenet
obcr e%htloiien. SpaterI beboliptcte
boS W1ofen, oob Ynrfits Der Softer
ihrcr I'M SUM geboreiren 3fpiuinGc
iei. l3N1pti Jlilfat
8corge y. 9urfbdrot, Trobemon,
pom norooitliden Iiitritt, luuroc IN
oen realil1rcn Rarg beforoert mo
Nrorcis 6. Sbneiocr, Mr. 1920, Sit.
2omburoitroBe, 5itin Nrobcnionn er'
nnnrIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Die 81 II d gungcn &C.
zen j. =. bop bon Mr.. 1i10.
Horo.Gentrnl Npenlle, neld)er angeb,
lid ais GerfGitier bon 5. G~aitelberg
Dem Sebteren cine Wen9e Shmlld
laden pcriintrcllt buben loll, mebren
iit) immcr ltno Eoli5eiridtcr 3ooen
innote geitern oeu g%rreitonten oili Die
gnid)ilbi9llng bin nad Dem @eiong-
nib, nm ieinen Ero5eB ub5lmurten,
Der %gennnnien @eieaihoit orci Gio'
montringe inn Wertbe bon $500 orei
ltbren i'm @ertbe bon 1915, orei
@ulorinae inn @ertbc bon $50 mo
orei aettcH i'm Mertbe bon $15 elt.
iucnoet SIT boben.
Gle NIT Wcile. = Soren5
g. Eidct bon Sopogc, Wfo,, perIieb
ocltern oen Camden Vabnbof tint
$6.l5 1rrncr nito cine Grfobrlm9 rel
der. Gr bate am Iittuod gbeno
leinen 3ig nad annapolis Slilction
|ocrbummeIt, mo oils Die gilenbnbn.
@eomten I'M Camden . 9abnbof inn
nif)t bos 8eripreden geben mollteu,
einen @aibinetoner grprebSng at
Der gcnonnten Stene o~n5ibaIten.
muroe or 10 ungemiitblid,, Dab CT eir'
~geipomucn peroen mibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

sir WorpIano mo Den TiItrift
Columbia tribes Mctter lt1o pcrGll-
bcrlihc Ninoc.
Ger bodJite lbcrmonetcrltono mar
SO @rno nm 4 llbr Nnd)nlittogS.
Ger nieOrigIte 1bermometcritano
mar SO @rab INN . llbr Worgcn8.
Wittlcrcr 8nrometeritono 1910.
Ger bodlitc Sbermonletcritono Ger
letter "a Stnnoen in nnd)iolgenoen
St0oten iuor, mie iolgt: Gnltport 70,
FortIono n, Bolton 50. Ilbonp so,
Nem-Oorf 80, @nrriSbure 50, YbiIn.
oelpbin 81, atlnntic Gitp rs, Gopt
Mop rs. @oibingion 81, Noriolf 81,
SottcroS 81, Charlotte SO, @ilmir1.
ion 81, SborlcIton 80, Saounnab SS.
Sodlonoiac SIS. Sltpitcr SS, Sen g8clt
SO, gtIonta 80, montgomery %,
Ncm.S Orleans 90. YoIcitine 80, 0al.
pelton IS, Corpus GDriiti Sc, Wem-
pbis 81, Cincinnati 81, Eittsbur0
50, Osmego y, Buffalo "A, Glcpc.
lanb 76, Detroit so, Nlpena "A,
Worouctte 50, Green Ban 80, Gbi.
cogo 76, GulutD -, ct. Yaul 70,
ct. 2oriS rs. aonios Gitp rs,
Omaha so, Suron rs, 9iSmard "A.
@iaiiton 70. Sapre 76, Selcna 70,
Solt Safe 9S, Genper so, Nortb
Elottc 81, Goo9c SO, Slmnriao IS,
Cos Miracles 76
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Die rSd6nitcn Der 81 !.

Cie &oocnoiItrift 4'oIi5ci a.ari,5'
trot geltern ocn TicnIt 30
fir ben 8olbiitn Ibc @ev
Den. = Spiepb Wurtill .naB lid
pero1tiuorten.
9ie ~2ooenoiitrift Eoli5eto6tbei-
lung, ilbcr Die in ocl IcBten Wofen
picl acibrie6en lnlO QcrUiBclt wuroe,
unto Die man sic oSdJ6nlten Der
6cinlteh" genonnt bat lit geitern in
0icnlt 9etreteil. 5ic bcltcbt aus 80
Mionn, itebt ulltcr Dem Commando
bcs Sergeonten Sou1ca G,Smitb un0
muroe Dent mittlcrcn 0iitrift 5nge.
tbciIt, obgleih ciniQc Der EoIten I'M
mcitlidcn 0iitrift licacn. Gbe lie iih
gcitcrn Morgen All ibrc reip. Eoiten
begobcn, muroen OiC Eoli5ilten bonn
Worldou Sorrol mo Capt. Wnrb
inlpi5irt. gus %bciorlOcrc Ib5ei6cl
trogen JIG geitidtc SdilOcr III oen
Stontsforben nit cincnl N0ler oorii-
Der ot Den @ern1clL mo in fur5er
3eit mcrocn ibrler idnuor5 uno 9elbe
SGniire neblt SrOO0cIn 'iir ibreSeI-
me gelieiert mcrOcn. Son Der gb.
tbeilung iueroen / Nionn SienIt on
Den StroBeneden sur He0ulirilng oeS
Tcrfebrs uno 10 Mum Eoitenoienit
o%erlebcll, iino 5lpor:
9ienlt an StroBcntrcll5un9en -
Sronf O'Neia, Gnnicl .. 6lllSfep,
WicGonoIo, &obn Z. Carroll,
HSobn s. Burns, @nrrp Scibolo,
6lopo Gune. gntbOnu ). Simmcr.
man, Sobn Suobp, George y. lid,
Charles Zimmerman, Somes g.
Stihberrp, g3iIiom $. 9ur9eb,
Sobn 9. WiIter, Charles V. Sorboe,
SSomcs =. WicGu abe. SOS. ". Sntd)in.
ion, Charles .. Sorca mo Solcpb Z.
Goieniteel.
Acknowledgement - SonlcS $.
Srcoerid &. Scibcr. 9cnio-
min u. Sutton. Sobn &.Mooos, Con.
ruo Miinocrlein, Con-. u. 2ude, 90
bert g9. Stodctt, @iQiom 6. Sergll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Q(it bic Qcier!

GcriOncH, iucldDc Die Staot iuGb'
rcno der Contemplate Dcrlaicn,
fonncn ben nGcntidDcn GOrrcipOnocn'
ten" nno oas SunntaaSblatt iiir 60
Gents pro Wunat (nadJ europa fir
S1.30) per Eoit 5uacid,idt crbaltcn.
3cdlt5citisc Mnmclonn9 bcr gorciic
fir Scn Gunner, cbcniO ScS ctluaiscn
@chIelS bericlbcn iinS i'm Sntcrciic
Der 2cier erluiinidt, nm llntcrbrc.
dung in Der 3~uIcnouns oeS YlattcS
81 pcrBiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
rHcnafNipania Giitnbabn.~
$500. Ttlantie Gih), Gape $500
Mag, WilSmpoo, Ocean Gits obcr
Sea Ssle Stu, RS, nno
snriif.

Mn ieoem 6reitag uno Samitao
bis gum 8. September 1905. Elm.
idlicblid), miro Die ,TennipIpaniu
giienbabn : Gompagnie" ipe5iele ST.
furiions . Sabrfarten nod ben oben
genanntcn Hunftcn gum Yreile bon
$500 perfauicn, fir Die Sinfabrt alii
irsenS einem rcgularen 3iige giiltig.
cinidliebIid) oes al Samitaaen I'M
Las friib Morgens bon Baltimore
obiabrenoen 3uges; fit bie &iidfabrt
uitf allen reguIdren 3iigen bis uno
einihIiebIid oes foIgenoen 9ienitags
giiltig. iolpie nit Ser grIaiibnib ocs
slnientbaIts ut EbiIaoeIpbia inner.
balb Scr bearen5ten 3eit.
5abrfarten nod atIantic Gitp iino
scr SIN, ,yio Miidfq1yt ioluebl
iibcr Sic 1ciatpare.N ipersgrhdet nir
ole MarFet-S Str. .Wcrite giiItig.
Observation-Disclosures, o00-LS--g.2f5-8.
22-3,29-30.3 6-7.43-4.60-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
IA, @ancr, oas lit sam5 mas Gin
Dcrs."
tod .mcbrtdgigem Sample errihtcn
gn9citcatc Der Ielcpbon : @eiea-
iduit cincn Efolten anf Srn.
Scrrn 0(rnAt'S Srpttoir.


lhoit cillcn Eioiten auf Srn.
Scnrp Arnot'S Grottolr.
@enn Elm Stcuer5obler Dor Ieinem
Souic Gin S6ilo otbrlngcn mill, oo%
in Die Strobc hinonSrogt, mllB cr bel
Der @loQctbCb0roe nm GrloubntB
nohiudcL uno fir oicieS Fripilc.
oiltm 5oblcn. Soute lein Wtietber ei1l
9orbicr iein, Der miinidt. cincn Hlo.
iton, iucId)cr iein 0clpcrbc olljelgt,
oui ocnl Crottoir oui5ultcacrL 10 muB
er eircn GrloubniBidein BON Der
Yu00ctbcb0roc boben, Der cbcn'ollS
be5oblt mcrocn muB.
Sr. &cnrp Irn0t, Der moblbeton1te
H%eItourotcur an Der Soifmun.S troBe
lino SbieloSs alep, nor bobcr Der
aniidt, bob, ipenn or iclbit olti iei.
nem Gigeutbim ni6t iholtcn urlo
multen fam. lpie cs ibnt bclicbe, on.
ocrc 2cutc oicicS crit red)t nid)t tbull
fonncn, lln0 ocSbolb %opponirte CT
mGbrcno Der lcbten Gage cncrgild Der
Grridtllnq cineS ACCOMMODATIONS
olti icitcm @rlrno un6 0oben, bis or
Der roben @clpolt Der NngcltcQtcn
Der vG6clopcote & Totomoc : Cclc.
pbon Gompogliie" mcid)cn nluBte.
@cgeniibcr bon Srll. Nrnot's Hcitolls
ration bciinoct lid Elm @Cb0ubc, mel.
Dies Gigentbum oeS Srn. Nrrlot lit.
Am 0ienitog Worgen louOen lid) cine
gn5ubl Angcitcate Der oGbciopeofe
& Eotondc Selepbon Gompo0nie"
Elm mo b%egonnen cine Seifnun9 iilr
cincn SclearopbenpioIten 81 MAIDEN,
Sbr Sorbnbcn mur6e ieood percitclt,
in0em Srn. Irnbt an Der gcnormtcn
Stelc @ohtpoitcn ouilteate ulb
5luei Gage lang iuagten Die Grobt.
iponner niht, iid Der Stclle. no lic
ooS Srottoir oui9eriiien bottenL 5l
nGbern. Sic ucrborgen iih idloucr
Weiie in Der Hod)borihoit, mo ais
geItcrn Worgcn Der @ohter SomucI
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Gape MaD Nntumpbil Snrnicr.

Muf Dem Cape Wop.S trunoe am
n1dItcnS antitag. 10 llbrSormittogS,
Qebbafter Gonteit 5luiiden Scrrcn'
Gabrern. Gin @eriud, Gbriitie'S, sen
Welt. Heeor0 Si bred,en. SpeSielp
Grfirfions- 6ubrfnrten 5iir Tote poll
$500 auf DER .Nenniplpania giien.
bahnElfiir bic,A iMobrt ON idrritna
un6 snnifna unS fiir oie &iidiabrt
bis Gienftaa, eiuihIicbIid, aiiItig.
(2O8-O
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RIA.
fragt die Die Sort, Die I'M lmms, Gekauit ha6
. ss,if. E~MZ%

Yenniplpania Giienbabn Spesial.
Grfnriiom nadj YbilaoeIpbia, Wilm.
inatom nnb Gbciter uito 5itriid ont
Sonntag. ben 30. SiIi. Der Spe.
5%iol5i,g perl1bt oet Union . gobnbof
III Baltimore iim 8 rbr 8orni.. Die
Riidfabrt BON GbiIaocIpbia (groao.
Strnben . 0abnboD erfoIat nm $50
s(benSs. $500 nod EbilaoeIpbio.
$3.50 nad) Gbeiter u1o $1.00 nad
wilmington nao 3uriid. (20S-10)
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@iro So It mari dali.
Sir Die groBc YornOe am Irbeitertog
lit Sr. Wor @er5og ais 6citmorihol
mIscricbcr morocu. 3ur Sflit)titnG
Der Observation-Disclosures 5iui.
id)en Den 3ilmnlcrleuten un0 Den
Sol5arbcitcrn lit Gin 9omitc crnnnilt
lpnrocn. iucldlc9 nad)itc Mod)e cine
Gonicrcnj init Srn. Snnulcl Woun.
pcra babcu mir6.
@illi9cS 9 bmeinelei i'd
oilritc Oicicr Gage IN Der m~eitlidPlt
Foli5ciltutlon aui Iuftion g%clongcn.
Nn 10. Suli mitrbc pom Y~oli5iitcn
Glop an Scr Saratoga ulo Yine.
StroBc Elm uerirrtcs Sd)mcin oltigc.
iunoen. Ger Nlallrod brod)te ooS
V%orItentbicr nod Der meItIihcn 80.
l~i5eiltntiou, noielblt ooiielbe biSbcr
9ciilttcrt morben lit. Sett lit Die No.
li6ei DER Shmcineliitterei iibcroriiiiig
geluoroen, mo nenu iid) Der Gigen.
tbilmer nidt bis Sumltog lteut, miro
ons 9orltcntbier an Den Meiltbicten.
Den pcrfatlt.
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Nettfabren anf Dem Gupc Nian,
Strauoe.

NGditeu Snmitng, sen 90. SSuli,
10 llbr 8ormittaes. Gbriitic luiro
Ieinen Blue 5lper" I'M Den Mei.
Len . Mccorb ber @elt iabren. Aitoere
intereiiante grei9niiie. 9or5iiglih,
Saiion IN Cape Wtap. Nur $500
fir bic Munofabrt aui Der vYennipI'
pnnia E~iIcnbaIH." Gabrforten lpcr'
ben am Irritag uno Samitag per
fault, fir bic Hiidfabrt bis 2ienltag
einidIicblid, giiltig. (2OS-O
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SOur nadJ Dem YcaOiuitOnc . Earf,
ScmiS & Glarf MnSitcaun9 nnb
Den Colorado $ Tclicnacbiracn.

Iuf Der oTcnniplponio Giicn5nbn. "
NbIobrt BON Nep.D ort am >. Sep.
tcmbcr. Nunorciic. 6nbrprcia 5000
bon ollcn Yunftcn an Der nEcnnipl-
ponlo Giienbobn," 0Itlih BON YittS-
burg. GinidlieBli6 oler notbpcn.
oigcn llnfolten fir ciiren Orcilpodi.
gen AuSflug. Ger Spc5ioI5ug lit
mobrcno Der gon5en Snbrt iiir Den
@cbraud) Der Heilegcicnlh Nile
Mabl5citen i'm Determinations . @ng.
gor, nit Ilsnabmc i'm g)cllomitones
Eorf lno Tenper. 2cbtc @%cIcgcnbeit
in bieicm Sabre fir Den 9ciud) Der
groBcn Tutional . T~clcrOotion. Die
cin5elnen 9citimmu1gcn lin0 IN Dor
bcrcitung u1O merben nud) ocrcn Ser.
tigItellung nltf Grlrden BON Geo. W.
Vopo, General . Eoiiogier . Ngcnt,
@rooo.S traBc, philadelphia, go,
5ugelunot. 600, id)
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$500 philadelphia $500
$1.5O Gbcitcr $3.50.
Gf M M;(v,;ucf,. Of M

Iuf Der pYenniplpania G%iienbnbn'
am Sonntag. Den 80. SuIi. Ter
SpcSiolSla pcrlGbt Sen lnion.@ nbn.
boi s ltbr @orm., Miidiahrt pom
groabitraben . @nbnboi in YbiIdocl-
pbia $50 Abenos. (20S-1O
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9trtbmr 80. Wobio,t,
VT. 127, rn.saMmsrs.ettahs

Eaiugc Wutariats Uelbiuehicl'
@nrthh. IsWiifsfatfth iiir oIlc
9ampicr. oinicn. Meiicpdiic. &ehicI,
0eIomedieI uno Ueloicnotmgen.
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