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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Would Your
Income Stop?

Should you meet with an accident
that disabled you would your income
stop? If it did have you made provis-
ions for such a possibility by laying
aside sufficient funds to support yourself
and family and meet the extra ex-
penses incident to such occasions? The
foregoing question is worthy of your
consideration and IL the answer to the
first is yes" and the second no" and
IL you are a wise man you will take
out a regular accident policy In the
AETNA, the biggest, strongest and
most liberal company selling accident
insurance in the United States. 1t also
sells Health Insurance, which. guar
antees you against loss on account OF
sickness. Particulars cheerfully fur
nished on application. Right now is
the best time to attend to the matter.
SAM M. GRIsT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Girl Without a Brother.

The girl without a brother Is es-
pecially to be pitied. She is the girl
who is never certain Of getting the
Measures of life unless she Is very
attractive.
She Is apt to get little bit vain,
for she has no brother to tell her, as
only a brother will, of her faults and
mistakes.
1t Is only the somewhat doubtful
tact Of a brother that announces,
II wouldn't walk up the street with
you In that frock. You look like
holy fright" And the girl whose
brother says this to her may be GER
tain that he Is only expressing the
opinions of the other girls brothers,
says the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
He may not do 1t in the most gentle
way, but he does tell the truth, and
IL you ask him why he pays a visit
to one girl he will sit down and look
at you as he says:
"Well, you see, 1t is just this way:
FROM the llIne you Scl thcic ohc 80
a nice girl, who gives you a pleasant
welcome, and yet doesn't gush over
you, she doesn't say nasty things
about other people. She is restful
sort of a girl. who doesn't expect you
to do something that tires you half
to death, and when she says good-by
to you, you feel certain that she Is
pretty glad you came. but she doesn't
look at you as II you were the only
man In the world"
That Is the kind Of a description
that the girl without brother cannot
get. -.
Then she doesn't hear the criti-
cisms Of men that fellow would
rather not have his sister to go with,
and she is very apt, poor dear, 10
make a few little mistakes The wis
est course for her to pursue is for her
to choose as her most intimate friend
girl who has a wise brother, and
reap the benefit Of his council.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Birds Refriqerator.

millions of birds go to the Arctic
'"They get there the finest, rarest
food to be found i'm the whole world
THE vegetation of the tundra, or
great arctic swamp, consists Of cram
berries, cloudberries and crowberries
hundreds of millions of bushes and
hundreds of millions of fruit.
This fruit is not ripe till the end
of the brief, fierce Arctic summer OF
incessant sunshine. but the birds ar
rive at the summers beginning-they
arrive the first day of the melting Of
the SHOWS.
"And they would starve waiting for
the tundras fruit to ripen, but for a
miracle, a miracle that permits them
to eat last years instead of this years
fruit.
For the berries of the tundra are
than the snow covers them, lying for
ten months on them in an impervi-
Gus air-tight, frozen mantle of white.
and with the next summer, when
the snow melts away, there are re-
vealed billions on billions of perfectly
fresh berries, firm and cold and
sweet, stretching across the breadth
of Asia.
THAT is the birds refrigerator, the
oldest. the largest, the most perfect
one i'm the world. Across Asia 1t
stretches. and for almost a year 1t
keeps sweet the worlds bigger berry
crop.
This crop the nesting birds, when
they arrive at the melting of the
SHOWS find spread before them-a last
years crop. but a quite fresh and
sweet one, so superb its refrigeration
has been.
Since the worlds beginning this
annual miracle has happened, and
since the worlds beginning the birds
Of the world have gone to the Arctic
to lay and hatch their eggs, because
there each summer more food than
they can eat is spread for miles and
miles before them. - Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Sweet Potato Slips
ADICKES.
Clothes

Have you placed your order
for that Spring Suit? If you haven't
I'll thank you to come and see my
line of Spring and Summer Samples
from the great Tailoring House OF
LAMM & COMPANY-makers Of the
"Best on Earth" Clothing.
Lamm & Co.'S clothing Is made or
the very best materials that can be
secured, every piece of fabric used in
their manufacture Is subjected to the
most rigid tests by experts. Every
garment Is made according to the
latest dictates of fashion. Every gar
ment must be perfect-it's guaran-
teed to be perfect in quality of mate
rial and workmanship. Every gar
ment is guaranteed 10 be perfect In
Fit-if 1t doesn't fit you simply don't
have to take 1t. The prices of Lamm
& Co.'s correctly tailored clothing are
lust as modest as the good qualities
produced will permit. Come and see
the samples, get the prices, and let
me take your measure. 1t Will De
easy to please you. Try 1t.
w. NJ. KENNEDY, Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
COTTON INSURANCE.

I AM prepared to write Insurance
L on Cotton stored either in open
yard or in outbuildings on farms.
Farmers can arrange to borrow
money on my insurance policies on
cotton held on their farms the same
as If the cotton were stored in a
warehouse in town. Rate 81 per cent.
Write or call at my office for rates OF
insurance and other information.
]. r. LINDSAY.
Oct 2 If TT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03

DID HE GET IT?-In rural Maine,
when one has an especially hard or dis
agreeable task to perform, one calls
in the neighbors" At such times the
work performed is done without mon
ey and without price. except that the
host must provide abundant refresh
'ments, both nourishing and intoXicat-
ing. At such times the winter supply
Of firewood Is cut, the timber felled and
piled, the frames of buildings raised.
Often the host has trouble to find the
intoxicants. Maine being a droughty
state.
This was Clancy's dilemma when he
entered the city agency at Bangor.
Straight in front Of him sign hung:
Liquor Sold for Use in Sickness or for
Mechanical Purposes Only"
81 want two gallons of old rum he
announced.
The agent pointed wearily to the
sign.
Il saw that" said Clancy. I've been
reading it,
Are you sick?"
NO"
Got a prescriptions
NO"
What do you want it for?" queried
the agent
Got to have it," replied Clancy,
cheerfully, for mechanical purposes.
I'm going to raise barn."-Boston
Herald.
WHY THE DOCTOR COULDN'T Go IN.-
A lady had been ill and under medical
treatment for a long time. AS she grew
no better all the while, she became
distrustful of her physicians skill
and did not wish to see him and yet
was not bold enough to tell him so.
She communicated her state of mind
to her maid.
Lave i'm to me, mum; Fave i'm
to mel" said the girl.
BY and by the doctor came to the
door, and Bridget opened it about an
inch.
Sorry sir" said she, but yo can't
come in the day, dochter"
Cant come in? HOw's that?"
1.-The mistress do be too i'll for to see
ye the day, sir."-London Tit Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Canned Goods.

We have a good assortment and big
stock of CANNED GOODS very
superior quality of TOMATOES we
are selling at 10 Cents per Can, ana
81 10 per dozen. VAN CAMPS HON.
my for 10 Cents. We have SWEET
POTATOES, both Eating and BED
ding. The GORDON YAM, CATAW-
BA YAM, GEORGIA BUCK and the
VINELESS. We sell YAM potatoes
at IS Cents per bushel. A splendid
eating Potato at IS Cents bushel. Red
Bliss Irish Potatoes. $1.5O busnel.
Early Amber. Orange and Red Top
Cane Seed. will make more feed than
anything else you can plant.
PLOW FIXTURES - Iron and
Wooden Beam PlOw Stocks. CANT
Guano Distributors, Cotton Planters,
Cultiyators and PlOws for same;
splendid assortment of Plow Molds.
Cotton Pows and Sweeps: Cloth and
Leather Collars and everything need
ed on q plantation.
Have received a shipment OF Shoes
and expect more this week. Call and
see them.
YORK SUPPLY co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
YORKyLLE BUGGY COMPANY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of York.


IN PROBATE COURT.
BY L. r. Williams. ESQ.,, Probate Judge
Of York County.
wv HEREAS H. A. QUINN has
w applied to me for Letters of
Administration, on all and singular,
the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of JAMES T. QUINN, late
of the county aforesaid deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be
and appear before me at our next Pro-
bate Court for the said county, to be
holden at York Court House on the
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1906, to
shew cause, II any. why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this
23rd day of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred and six and In the 130th year
of American Independence.
L. r. WILLIAMS,
Probate Judge Of York County.
March q 2t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
We Sell Them RIGHT

1 keep in stock at all times such
things to eat as Potatoes, Beans, Peas
and Canned Goods Of all kinds.
I have Tomatoes. Sauer Kraut, Ap-
pies, Peaches, Blackberries, and most
everything kept in small groceries.
Try my canned Kraut-its fine
only 10 cents can. All Canned Veg
etables at 10 cents now.
have Stock Powders to sell at "a
cents a package. I guarantee 1t to dc
just what Is claimed for 1t and now
Is the time to use 1t freely.
am still in the MEAT MARKET
business. When you want something
nice In MEATS. just phone me and
you'll get 1t promptly. When you
want to sell a nice Beef or Hog. just
see me. / want them.
Yours to serve,
OLD GEORGE. THE BUTCHER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
YORK SUPPLY co.

- Wanted.-YOur orders for all
kinds Of printed matter. Best Work
at fairest prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
CARROLL BROS.

- Send your orders for CONNER
ciai printing to the Enquirer ofiice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Order to Dissolve Assembly.

Just when, however, the assembly
were busily engaged in devising ways
and means for sinking the public
debt. Governor Johnson received an
order from the prOprietors to dis
solve the assembly, and cause another
to be elected according to the ancient
mode. In this order to Governor
Johnson. the proprietOrs expressed
their dissatisfaction of the new cleo
ton law. and virtually declared 1t
null and void. because it had not been
submitted to them, in London, for
their approval. No doubt the pro-
prietOrs were induced to take this in
sane course through the influence Of
TrOtt: for although he fawned upon
the proprietors, he by his talent and
learning, controlled them very much
as he pleased Governor Johnson
and the deputies Of the proprietors,
with the exception of Chief Justice
TrOtt, thought Ii best not to carry
out this order of the proprietors; but
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03
Advent of Robert johnson.

On the 3Oth of April. 1717, the pro-
prietors commissioned Robert john
son as governor of South Carolina.
So soon as he arrived he called the
attention of the assembly to the con-
dition of their currency. He insisted
that the honor of the province de-
manded that the bills in circulation be
redeemed. The colony was in bad
condition for undertaking such
huge work. Both the agricultural
and the commercial operations Of the
colony had been greatly injured by
recent events. The farmer had been
called from their fields to fight the
Tuscaroras and YemaSsees, and the
pirates were then making sad havoc
of their commerce. Notwithstanding
all these things, the assembly passed
an act by which the paper money of
the colony was to be redeemed In
three years. To accomplish this, a
tax was levied upon land and negroes
This law gave general satisfaction.
No one was disposed to disturb the
general quiet except Trott and Rhett
These two individuals were brothers
in-law, and were, i'm some respects
very similar i'm traits Of character.
Both were men of talent. Trott es-
pecially was endowed with great mem
tai powers, which were developed by
close study. Notwithstanding all this,
he was q man I'm whom no depend
ence could be placed. One great de-
feet i'm his character was that he was
given to fawn upon the great. An
other weakness i'm his nature was an
avaricious love of money. At this
time, Trott and Rhett opposed the
change in the election laws. They
saw it would deprive them Of much
of their influence which they were ac-
customed to exercise on election days.
In spite of these two Individuals, the
law went into operation, and was
working to the satisfaction of all
others, and for the general good of
the province.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03

GLENN & ALLISON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-04-03

SAM M. GRlST.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-05-25
Summer Underwear

Mems plain Babrggan &c., Mems SOC quality SSc; Mems
fancy 38c 5c per suit Mems Union Suits worth $780,
for 8c Mems fancy thin suits, worth $125 for 98c Mems
fancy plain SUITS worth $780, for $685. Boys Balbrg
gan 19c This underwear Of odds and ends but
! all spring goods
Boys Overals ~ cents. fs@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Strife oc9cn ScutIhc.

0onoillc So, II. Sui. - S1
6olgc ser 4nitclhtng elmer Nn5o6l
oeutifer @impanoerer in ser &ipcr-
foe 9oummpQfobrif onbicr iino GO
@eber uu5geitonoen. @em and
ourdl 0os @er6riugen ser Geliti6en
feline Der olten @c6er erictt meroen
%IoIlten, 10 betrohtctcn oieie es BOD
ais cine 0robrn9. GS berrihtc idolt
lGngcre 3eit Wongcl an Nr6eitern
un0 piele WcbItiible itun0cn IT'LL.
&or etli6cn Gogen fonen II 0elttide
ginluonocrcr bon Ncm-Dorf INTO lin.
gen 81 orbciten an. Cine Delegation
Der auocren 8eber proteItirtc bel Sen
9eomtert bod rpollten Oieie sic 0eut.
iden nidt "entloiicn. Die bieIigen
8e6er 6dben feline Union orgnniiirt,
un0 sic 9eamten Ser 5obrif ieben,
nenr lie audi Den 6orOerungen Der
Strifcr nift nnd5uge6cn geioniten
iinO, elmer bnlOiaen giitIiden Belle.
gung oes StrifeS cntgegen.
(SpGtcr.) - Scute wrroen sic
Gcutiden bon einem Mlob o%nge9rifien
uno 0urd Stcimpiiric pertriebcn.
llnqeiGbr Die SGlite Der 0cutiden
perIieB 6orauf sic Sta0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Strafc U%crldlubcn.

G6icogo, II. 3lIi, - 9unoca-
areisridtcr @roSclrp bat fir sic, Gbi,
coao & Observation-Disclosures" ). u.
6oitborn mn0 i. u. @om cinen 9uti,
id)ub ser Gintrcibutg ser @elobuBe
BON 100000 berpiQigt, pclte ocnicl.
ben ourd 9umOcs- 9iitriftSrihter Can.
Oia fir bic ungeieblife @epiaiglmg
pom 6radltrobotten al Die NroB-
ihldhter S6nor5i6iIo & S~uI5bcrgcr
ortierlcgt morOen lit, Die &crtrtbeil.
ten 5oben aIetd5citig 9iirgidoit iijr
Die gntridtung ser Strufiumme bis
sum @tStrog i6rcr N~ppeantion am
Sunocs = Observation-Disclosures &C.
Itelt. IS lit Dies Elm ent1egellfommcn-
0es Serfobrcn, i1Ocm bei0e SbciIc in
Dem Sale cine Gntidei0ung 0urd Elm
bobereS 8crtft in ser Ho6ottbclpiQi.
9nllg SIT erlangcn miiniden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Gbcinpcafc 9ampfer.G Ompagnie.

DlCluptutfsGiUtG,
GIegante aufia9ter . &omptcr sgIgufta' uno
-Nildntd" Id1
Oh PUint Comfort unb NorfulI, IA.
SGnpier O~erl1iien Baltimore tdpli6 (nusge'
norrrtcn Sonniags) mn $40 ghenbS uuo iom'
lPetI in OH Voirt Comfort I'M u ubr W9otgens
Ulo I'm Vortolt nm 7.16 WlOrgefls an, nnttlte'
beub an bic 9ifenbabu3ilae nu6 nltn Yuiiftet
bee SiioeItS ltb Giiepeifens.
Wprf.Gtuers9ini
Gsgdnte EaiIa9ier Gnnlpier DGbd.Iotte" lnS
-WGttimuTe"
nad5 g9ei EDint un6 Nldmono, ga.
8atnpfer ~berldften baltimore tdgltb tnilS9e'
1oIninen Sonnings) mn 3 llbr gtndmtttngs uno
ionmen 8u gSeft'Eoiut nm 7.30 WlorgeItS uno
in Ntdmonh I'M 5,25 Woracns an.
Sic an Wiuiidacr, Wittiuohcn uno Grettugen
bon VnltiitOre abfdbrcube1 G1'npier. lIil0 ote
bon WefftiSoint an &ienftngelt, 9cnnerit1pen
linb Sal1fia1eIl abf1Dren lCgen In @luuceiter'
QoiTt. Clements ilno Nui1OnoS an; lino bte
nn Dtcnitaae.i, 9unnerttaaeu uto G1mitngep
bon baltimore NIB an WOutnleH, Witttpodben
nth Sreitngcn bon g8CitspoiEt dbfabrenoerl
SAMPLER lcget In O~urftoiut rlo GlnbsBunf an
Oct qitnitiqcm g9etter).
Tampftr O~erlairn SdiItp:pre pom Bier Rr. 10
NIB 10, 9inbtfr ahen.gperte.
%iirt.BtUcie iid6 alIen Rinitcl tonneIi &C.
it6ert, @epdd nntgeaebcu ms 91ilten3irlirer
int Nurnis ~referbirt pCtbctl. In ben bicfoeu
Viletf Nireunr: sr. 1i9, Et.9ultimur 2trnbe,
u. ". Nubiun, @gent, Nr. t27, Cit'Saltlmure.
5trnRc, ooer ocl 01tptsEilreaur: Hr. $50,
2iaDt's trnhe, Baltimore, WiO.
Nenbeu 8oher, u. T.. GBisn,
Gen 'Setbdftsfiibrer. Sen sEGtueiersqgeHt.
7. 3. MeSannel, SttfS'Sen. 'Rofi. 'aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
SOtclbranO nnS 2cbcmSucrlnit.

GittSburg, ga, II. 5uIi. -
Bel eincm beutc iriib I'M oSotel
Eorf," 2. 4oemle uuo Grants traBc,
alsgcbro6enen Seler erlttt SorteS
Gonmop, Elm in hem &otel W%obncnocr,
itGOtiIder 2tngeitc1ter 0cu 6lnmmcn,
too, unO Der ShanfpGrtcr 9teuI Con.
nerS, pcld)er aus cincm 6enItcr Oc9
3ipeiten Stoflpcrfs ipranA mlroe
tootIif ucrIett, Ntebrcrc anocrc @Scr-
ionen mur0en lcidt bcrIcbt oOer pom
&oudc iib~crp6ltigt, ieOod) nod rcdt-
5citig gcrettct. Der peflmtiGre &erluit
betrG9t ctmu $4,000. Cine @oS-
famine, lpelde bremen g~eloiien mur-
DC, peruriadte OuS Seuer.
Gonlcrs Itorb 6oIO nod ieiner Nn-
flnft I'M Soipitul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
ySeacn MiRGrandls Der VOlt.

@lcDeIonb, 8, II. Sldi.-Oie
9ltnocS6cb0rocn 6obcn bier oie Ser.
boftnng bon 6. Is. Smit6 Ncill mntcr
Der 9ciduloigun9 porgcnommen, Dab
er ais 2eiter elmer &ercini0utg uon
Sdrpilrolern, Ocren SouptQllortier
bier iidl beianO, Die EoIt gu betriigc.
ridden 3meden nltS9cmltt bobe.
0urh Die Decentralization ser 2cllte
iouen aolfleutc un0 6obrifonten IN
9teW. Yorf, Chicago, Bolton, Getroit
mo mnOeren StGotcn 81 Sdoocn &C.
tomnlen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
@arnnng OOr cincm gcfGbrlidlcn Sal.
IdlCr.

GGico0o, II. &uIi.-0je r4me.
ricun 9onfcra' Niiociotion "pnrnt Die
0epurtemcnt.2doc ut0 auOere sc.
i6Gite I'M gon5cr 2on0e Dor einem
geiGbrli6en G6edidrDinOlcr, Der I'M
1nn5en 9on0e @ctriigereicn oeriibt
bat utO bis iebt nod nid)t gefaBt per.
Den fonnte. Der @altner peri6oift
lid Gbed 6ormrllare peridIeocner
9onfen, fiiat lie nit 3oblungsampei.
iungen I'M 9etrage Don $50 bis $50
aus uno me6ielt iie oonn bel fleinercn
@int1ltien IN Den 8eihGften ae9en
gutes S~aorgclO aus. Sn ct. Sollts,
Wilmalfee, Chicago, Oninespiue ltno
uiclen an0eren StGoten 0e5 mittleren
Weltens bat iein ltnpeien nit @rfolg
6ctriebcn. Gle GbcdS trngen Die &c.
i1Iidte llnteridriit bon @urriS &
Hiogelp in Nen.O Orleans. Der 6dl.
ifcr lit Elm Monn I'M 2lltcr bon 30
bis 10 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Ic9r 9ano fir gmiicSler.
@rotfnumg Der Shoidoncn. 5nOianer'
Geierpation in @poming.

Sboi6onc, @po., II. SuIi. -
Die &cgiItrirltng pon SeinItdtte'
iudern otf Observation-Disclosures III
Der SfoIhonen- oOer @inO Hiocrs
Sn0ianers Neierbotion 5u Sboibone,
&a0er, EbermopoliS uno @Orlano bat
begomen. Die @ubri6cinlihfeit lit,
OoB it'd 10000 &erIonen regiitrirct
IaiieH merorn. Die &egiitrirltng
idIieBt am 81. 3uIi, ole 3iebtng be.
0innt am L.. 2lltguit unO Oaitert bis
3itn Is. Nuguit an meldcm Gage sic
&eierOotion in oucr 6orm cridloiicn
perOcn miro. Der GIT e%r6fincn0e
2onoItrih umfuBt 100000 Idcr,
mobou nit 9emiaigung Ocs Geporte,
lneuts oeS Srneren 265,000 o0cr
800, 0 glder ourf 9crteiclung
iriift6or gemnht perOen Iollen. Ser
Staot8. Sngenicur bot ooQitGroigc
&IGne fir Elm umfoiicnOeS 9ericie-
lungsipitcm nltsgearbeitet rn0 man
gIoiibt, OaB utter Oiciem Spitem ii6er
100000 Ndcr 2ono nit pcniger So.
fen bcrieielt Wcr0cn f0rncn, ais cS
Die NniicoIer foItcn pijroe, wenn iie
ole Gimme uno Ron6le iclbit 6olttcn.
Gie ollS9cifricbcncu Augcbotc fir oie
8ericiclungSorbcitcn mcrocn am T..
TuguIt erofFnet mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
&crm1dtniR fiir Glcpp[nnb.

G3ico9o, 3u., II. 3uIi. - 3n
ctlrem fiinf Sabre not icinem Geito-
mcnt an9eiligtcn Gooi5iu mcIhcS pom
y. Oftober 1899 oatirt lit unO 10.
eben in 0es Hecor0erS Bureau eingc.
reidt muroe, erinnert lid Scr pcrItor.
bcnc bcfanntc Sd)ouipieler rSoicpb
&efferion ser 5oblrcidcn 6iiderei.
Nuailiige, meldjc CT nit Gr.@}rdii0cnt
GleOclan0 abiolpirt bat, Ourh iol.
8enoe Seriiigung; nWeincm 6relnoc,
Dem @breulpertbcn @roper Glepelono,
pernnod)e ih mein beItcS aentllfp.
Geel." Seute, lUeld)e %oiepb Seller.
jon no6cgcitanocn, e%rflGrcn, oob Der
pcritorbene aiinitlcr nid)t piele 8egen.
itGn0e ieineS @eiibeS b0bcr geidGtt
bobc, ais ouS gcnonutc NngcIger0tb.
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@citcrn MarDlanb GiIcnbabn.
8igc berIaNen Siuen.S tation Wie toIst:

Sige o~erlafel StlleitsStattol lUte tolgt:
Sdnlidl:
4.30 WlorneiiS- Gdnelp0tt. Saq2r6t0ptt, " 4
g8.s9ubn, uno nuSBenomnIct Counting.
Snrcod itno Johannesburg.
O16 Wturpens-Yelts Wtnr5Grpreb.
200 NacbiH,- ACCOMMODATION mao @lnnoJn.
ABB gnb.7-GrnreB SalptIiHic. Sdgcrstomn.
9ancu., Gbippcnsburg unO, dusaenuiili
men Gonntna, 5reoerid uno @mmiftSburg
WnrIorsQSGgQorD.
900 gbeHbS-affommuoGiton nab Union
Priboe.
9dslih, ansaenummtn eUnntag.
800 W0rgcns-Worf Y. & s., Stoiit0t iino
9nupililte jitli6 bon GrorD Stobe, io'
iDte Carlisle.
800 Wurgens-Snupilinie, SnQcrstoipf. Sdn'
cod. Cumberland, G6ippensburG. 6reoe'
rid @mmlisburg uno q. & ". 9abn
043 Wiprgens-Affommobaticn nab SetiDs'
hure ulo Oorf.
1000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nab Union
Vrioge.
1920 Nabm.-gIue Wourtain grpreb CBorIcr.
Ndggon) fpruie Gre6erid.
80 Nndii.- eTpreB la6 Uori hnb V. &
g. 9tbifton.
4.t5 gndbm. - affomrnobaiton mad Linton
glrioge.
532 gSn6iu. = accommodation nah @Ibuoon,
hnllt SIpreb bis GETTYSBURG uiio yorf,
CID NhcnoS Accommodation mud linton
grtoee.
gnr samitags.
100 ga6uL--9tIue Nioae gtmtteb, S6reIi3ia
ia9 geeftniinfter. 9burmoIl Mountain
Fotnts nnh 01qerstniuH (bcginneno am
23.Jrti). Ynrlors9Ndagon.
Pnr Suuntaas.
$50 W3ornens - Wffcrlr1o 9nttot mad Union
Nrlhae uno Sarobcr.
Sdlt Mot dn Der RetniOloni1ta' Ibenites
citation mn.
u. gtobertfon, Il. N. 6utpeu,
@eneraI'W attdeer. Sen 'Pdtt. saGert.
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