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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
0pre Serantcn.

= Srau SO. See bon Diamond ctr.
purbe seitsrn Moreen balb II llbr toot
in ibrem Bette aufssfunben; iie bate
nod in Der Sriibe ibrem @atten oas
Sriihftiid subereitet.
= Or. gietion gleipberrb BON Ga.
pouie sIpenue erbiett am Sreita9 su
Stroubsburs einen 8einbru6, oils CT
Elm automobil perlisB unb @rfunbisnns
sen in 8streff bes 8eses mad allens
tOWn einsisben mollte.
- Der 9aben Der Penn Store @oni'
panie on @reen Ribse Ctr. uuo ytorb
Main apsnue purbs Sreitas MOrsen
BON 3pei Ginbredern bsiudt, bic ii6
cine neue Gusriiitung anetsneten uub
ibre alten Sleiounssitiide suriidtieBen.
- Der 2aoen Der 4eDitOne Store
@ompanis su Mfinoota DurOe DOnner.
flag Wtor9en BON @inbredern beiu6t
unb Inn @aaren i'm 8erth BON etwa $25
bsltoblen. Sine Seiteutbiir wuroe nit
eiuem Stemmeiien se6ffnet onb CAB ben
9erten Giutritt.
= Setter WfeDer BON Blair guenne.
als Braumsiiter in Der anthracite 8rans
erei au9eitellt, ftarb am 5reitag febr
plOelidl mad elmer furSen 9ranfbeit i'm
gllter BON 81 Sabren. Der Serftor'
bene mirb BON Der S8ittlpe unb einem
Sobn iibertebt :unb ieine 8eiiesuns ers
fOlste su Springfield. Wtaii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Die feiniten Drudarbeiten Der Stabt,
9ieiert bic Office oes -Bodenblatt.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Giae 9erbit Nusaeaultg
bon mettett
spiten unb
GleioerbcrSi rSiernngen.

Die Wtobe la6slt aui Spissn uno
gersisrnnssn jeoer art fiir 9srbit unO
8inter 8etteibunsen. @harmant praHt'
poll iino bic Stpls. Sebr be3anbernS
lift bieie sroBartise @lObe 3uiammen'
lsle, bic nhsmebr Sbre aufmsrflamfeit
psrlaust. A;lds berSlidit bic Snipsf'
tion Don al, aennsrn allsr SlsiSsr
gersierunssn bso;atOmma. Die pOll'
itdnoisite uuo antbore zoe Sollettton,
uelde mir ie psriu6ten. wie leidt 3u
erfsunsn lit. 0sesale unb alitsn sebiir'
bet nit ben leitenben 3ieblinsen. Die
pradtpollsn furbissn Spiseu iinS bier
i'm ueberfus. CARTE Stiderei @ifsfts
in Mensen BON brillantsn S6attirun'
gen, nm isben bsnfbaren 8lsibsrmate'
rial BON 10000 ii6 an3upafen. @s'
fdmadpolte @ombinationen in ihmar3,
gsriiia unb Sob; gsriii9 auf &abnl
unb gsriii6 uuf msiB. Die nsus 8asps
berrg uub @olobanoe iinb Popularitat
ssmiB. Damn iinb bic @anarb blau
auf ibwars uno uiele eelifate Sdattir'
nnssn bon Champagne, blan, grim. TO-
wie bic glopitat iupaniide. Dieie por'
siislids ausits0uns pon aleiosr3ubsbO'
rem 1T istt in ibrem Seiten unS mir
wiiniden, baB Sie oieielben fsbsn.
aommet bsrein uno srfreut enh on ibrsr
SdOnbsit.
Das Spitsn unb 3ubeb6r Departs'
ment-Saupt 5lur- mittlersr
Dur69ans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

xanbbeit fann nidht eebeilt tpers
ben bur& locale applifatiuntn neil fit bin fran-
fen 2bsil bss Sbrts niGt trrtihtn fDnnfn So
aistt nur tinsn gBss, bic 5aubbsit 3u fHrirtn,
unb Der 10 burh fpufitutiontle SaImitte.
Saubbtit wirb bur6 sinsn snbinbsttn 3ufanb
br l9leimiesn Ausflepuus hn GufaGii@sH
RSbrs prurlatt. Dsnn bic &Sbrs f9 tnt-
,iubst, babt ibr sintn rumpsInbtn Son pesr un-
spllfemmtnss @tbSr; uub rfnn fis gang &C.
i6lsiTsn IN, srfoIst 5aubbeii unb trenn bic
&nBaubuns ni@t sebubsi unb bisis RSbrs pis-
Der in ibrtn etb5ristn 3ufanb SfrifBt psrbsn
fam, pirb has @eb5r fir tmmer strif6rt tpn.
ben; nsuu G6qf untsr ssbn psreen bur6 8a-
tarrb psruriattt tpflttr Hihts als Elm sn5ints-
ter 3uifanb Der fbltimiesn Sbsrf6Gsn 10.
gBir pplsn tinbuneert Dollars fir iettn
(burG aaiarrb psruriaGfn) 6aa ben 1aubbtit
asteu, ben mir ni9t hur9 Ginnttmsn BON Saas
aatarrt.stur btiIsn f5Hntn. easi Gu9 Hmfonif
Gireulart fpmnitu.
8. 8. Gteutp & 60, 9clsbe, ..
R6y- 0srfauft Don alien ApctbfEeru, 75r.
5al's 8amiIisH pilIsn iine bic bsfftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Bon Der Snbfeite.

Die 8eamten Der gllians Obb Selr
toms aose wsrben am 2. Sftober. bie'
jenisen Der Reiiosu3 2ose am %. Ofto'
ber einseiett.
Otto u. Seier bon Sim StraBe nno
SRI. glnna 2iubner Durben am Dor'
neritas bur6 sltbermann Sobn u.
Sdwenfer uls elm @bepaar uerbuubeu.
Bernard @srritp BON 2O42 Gsbar
apsnue erlas seiteru Miorsen i'm Wioies
EaDtor Soipital ben Yerlesunsen, bic
sr Tags suuOr In Der Dodge 3ede er.
biett, ats er einen itarf sslabensn elef.
triiden DRAFT eria6te.
Srls. Sannab unb WtolfB yemba6
bon gremerbafsn, Deuti9tanb. wetde
ben CONNER babier als @aite ibres
Snfels. 9errn q. s. Sdwenfer. per-
lebten. tratsn DOnneritas uuf benz
.@ro6er Surfiirit4 mieoer bic Reile
na9 Der 9etmatb an.
9err Gusuit s. Sruft BON sllbsr
StraBe, Der befannte 8udbruder, mels
der ben CONNER mesen ieinsr @eiunb.
felt III @reseo, u. g.. uerlebte, lift
Samitas 3uriidsefebrt. Der aufent.
balt i'm lanoliden @ebirse bat feline Sc.
iunbhsit beoeuteno seboben.
@briitiun adermann BON SidOrp
StraBe. SOieph Slumpp BON Bird
StraBe unb 8ernbaro 8obr uou Siib
Sruine apsnue. Stubenten bes ct.
Soiepb's @ollese su Columbus, O..
nelfe Die Sommerferien bel ibren @ls
tern uerlebten, iinb rpieber suriidse.
ftbrt.
Der 18 Sabre alte Samuel @oob,
man. Elm Nnseitellter bes Bidders Wtors
ris Diiller BON Froipect auenue. Der
| iid an9eblif OILS Collector pon Wtiller
aus9ab unO aud $25 erlanste. ipuros
Disnftas uerbaftet unb bel benz folsen.
ben Verb0r fir Elm seridtlides @ri9ei'
men 9ebalten.
Satob Sepert tieB am Montas sesen
Sreo. SSeitpfabl cine @ntIhdbisunsss
flase fir $1,000 eintrasen. neil bisier
ibn anseblid our4 feline Wortc in iibleu
Neumuno sebra6t baben iOl. 2emeri
bebauptet. 10 rein wie elm neusebOrenes
ainb gu iein. iobuB bic sesen ibn erbo'
benen Beidutoisunsen ibm uniddsba.
rem Sdaben jufiiSten.
Serr Better Sries pon Wfap's 2anb.
ing. u. g., lift NIT ieiner Otutter, Srau
Charles Sries. mieber mad Scranton
um9eiiebelt unb bieielben baben an
Rittston apenue cine 0obuuus be3o.
gen. gBie bsfannt, III iein Sater, Serr
Charles Sries, Dor einiser 3eit seltOrben
nub fiir3tid LIT ibm aud bic @attin
bnrb ben Cob entrilen wOroen.
giad elmer fur3en aranfbsit Ueridieb
am Sreitas Morgen iebr plOslid Ma'
tbias Zimmerman i'm slIter bon 60
Sabren. Scr 8eritorbene mar unpers
beiratbet unb mobnte bel ieiner Shwe'
iter. 5rau Soiepb Stempilinser an
Wisabom aoenue. Seine geiiesuns
fano Wionta9 ftatt unb mad einem
Tranerbienit In Der ct. Wtarien STRIDE
wurbe bic 9ei6e i'm 5riebbof Der Sc
meinoe bel gio. 5 beissiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

: Siinf3ebn 9naben uno Wfab6en
murben Donnerftas I'M Susenoseri6t
BON 8idter @bmaros ben ueri9ieoenen
Reformanitalten iibermieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
auS benz pberen xhafe.
(Gr1bato gorreiponbens.)

kctVeNse SpttstfShosh0J
- Der Stalisner Peter gstrud bon
Seiinp, Elm 8ergmaun Tn oer Wioolic
Wiountain sfoblen @ompunie 3s9s,
wuroe Dienitas unter einem Sslienfall
seiausen uub ibm bas Riidsrat sebro'
den. Sm Staat Soipitat bieB es, baB
Der gerlsste ii6 uiat wisoer erbOlen
miroe.
= Der rufiii6s Yote Sobn Swastis
unb gu Didion @itp wObnbaft. wurbe
Samitas yiadt ,u Benn Sauen Sumo.
tiOn. unterbalb 8bite Sapen, BON einem
3use Sermalmt. als ct BON einem Sc.
leile auf bas anbere trat, nadbenl er
einsn uerssbliden geriud semadt, ben
eritsn Bug 3u beiteisen. Seiu Sobn
befuno fid In ieiner 8esleituns uno iab
oem llnsliid sn.
= Der 10 Sabre alte Wfartin Sean.
ION BON slr6balb fiel am Sonnta9 BON
einem Baum, als ct 3aftanien indte.
uno erbielt oaonr6 10 idlimme Terles'
unsen. baB er In elmer Stunbe itarb.
Durb ben SaG wurbe bem Snaben cine
Rippe sebrOden uuo biefe brans in bic
9unse, iObuB Der serufene slrst nidts
meiter tbun fonnte, ole ibm @rlei6ter.
ung BON ben ShmerSen 81 seben, bis
ber Sob eintrat.
(@arbonbale @orreiponbens.)
- Der nStasmann4 Dsnnis Ssilfer
an Der .. & 8. gabn 3u Wtapfislb
wurbe Seifern Morsen BON einem Sob.
lensuse iiberfabren uno set0btet. !
SRI. Ssten 6. Strife unb Sriebrid
R. 0asnsr purben porleste Wiittwofl
9iadt ourd Faitor Gbarles See als ein
slhdliaes @bepaar sinseiesnet.
= @dbrenb bes itarfen Resenitur'
mes WiOntas giadt pnrbe Srau @ona
Bernard Don Stiff Str. auf bem Seims
lpege BON einem unbefaunten 0tanne
iibsrfallen unb I'M ibre 86rie uno Res
senidirm beraubt.
- Ole @OalbrOof .3ede iOu beute
nn6. ber BREEDER mor9en ben Betrieb
mieber anfnebmen, mad elmer mebrmos
natli6en 8etriebseinitelluns fpe9en nD'
tbiser Rsparaturen. Sir bic 1900 slns
ssitellten 1T oies cine freubise 9la6ridt.
= -Srau 9ouis Drummer, Satin bes
moblbefannten SBirtbes Don Belmont
5traBe, bic ii1 Dor @Obenfriit I'm
SlOtbfall Soipitul elmer fritiiden Spe.
ration unterjieben muBte, lit Dienitas
sbsnb ben Sotsen oerielben erlesen.
Die 8eritorbene mar AZ Sabre alt unb
auBer oem @atten iibsrlsbsn iie orsi
S0bne.
= giadbem Srau Glien Sart bon
Dunbaif StraBe an Samitas uon Der
ct. Roie airde suriidsefebrt mar, mo
fis elmer 2eidenfeier bsiwObnte. bsflasts
fis iid iibsr aOpfihmsrssn uno besab
iia sur Sube mad ibrem Bett3immsr.
slls cine Todter iie gum Wfittassmabl
risi unS feline antwort erbielt, sin9 iis
mad Der 8ettitube unb fanb ibre Wfutter
I'm Tobe erfaltet. Gin Sersi1las bate
ibr 2eben beenbet.
= Sm 8ertauf elmer SOdseit, bic
iid Disnitas 9iabt in Der Wobnuns
bss Samuel @atoOla 3u Simpion ereis'
nete, CAB es einen blutisen Srapall unb
bic Solse mar, baB Sobn 8oran unb
Midasl Sberma S6dbelbriide erbiel.
ten, iobaB iie in lebenssefabrlidem 3u'
itano bsm 9iotbfall Soipital iiberfiibrt
merben mnBteu. Sn Serbinbnns NIT
bem 8oreans wurosH 5ranf uno SObH
Sbsrma unb Soiepb Sreberic perbaftet
unb sinseitedt. Sberma erlas seitern
Morssn ieinen gerlesnnsen, obne wie'
bsr bas 8spuBtiein su erlanseu.
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Deutids 0rieftits.

8. 6. Dud, Sriboline Sn6s,
SrauSarab@arbner, Srau 3. @arner,
0ouis @laBuer, SRI. Clara Srsioler,
3. Deinri9 Subnreia.
8ui. 2iseuber9er, Bm. aoder,
Manus Wleger, 9ouis Shanfer,
Inua singer, 8. Wf. Singer,
0t. Sioman, Srau@. o. Strase,
s. Tttmau, Mtag @alters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
CHAUTAU0UA is STRONGER
Bellevue Programs Said TO he Better
This Year Than They Were
Last.

Comparison Of this years Bellevue chau-
tauqua program with the program Of last
year, leads the management 10 announce
that the high standard Of last years talent
Is being maintained and that by better dis
posal Of the numbers the total strength is
Increased. II is noticeable that such speak
ers as Governor Joseph ". Folk Of Mis-
sour. Governor J. Frank Hanley Of In
diana and John Sharp Willsms, democratic
leader in the last several session Of ocn-
gress, are placed on the evening programs
instead OF in the afternoon. An evening
ride Of forty-five minutes takes a person
from the business center Of Omaha 10 the
chautauqua grounds, situated on the
wooded Hill north ot the Bellevue college
buildings. The grounds directly adJoin the
car line and the interuTban cars leave the
corner Of Twenty-fourth and y streets,
South Omaha at regular intervals, al pres
ent on the even hour, but during the chau-
tauqus period every half-hour or oftener.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
HUMBLING A BOGUS PRINCESS
ReiEninE Belle of n German Func-
ton Piped by a south
erner.

One night John Sharp Williams, while a
student at Heidelberg, Germany, was In
attendance upon a swell function ct which
the guest Of honor was a derk-skinned
princess. alleged TO hail from one Of the
South Sea islands. This princess was mag
nificeutly bedecked and bejeweled, and her
warm olive complexion, set off by a mass
Of black. Einky hair, full, red lips, snow
white teeth, and black, sparkling eyes,
made her the center Of attraction and the
~reigning belle OF the function The mascu-
line-like Germans swarmed about her like
bees around a honeysuckle vine, and even
Dutch femininity could not discount the
charm Of her manner or the beauty OF her
person.
John Sharp was introduced, Of course,
and Immediately upon obtaining a near
view Of the princess 90 his southern in
stincts rose to the surface and his southern
blood began to boil. Watching his oppor-
tunity, he managed to get to the beauty's
elbow. Then reducing his voice to e low,
but perfectly audible, key, he sent into
her startled ears this alarming query:
Look here, niger, where did you come
FROM
Panic stricken, and with all her self
possession scattered, the alleged princess
turned upon her interrogation as she heard
the familiar information Of the southerner,
and looked into his unrelenting face. Then
she stammered:
Fun South Caroliny. boss, but for de
Lswd's sake, don't tell IT,"
Whether John Sharp respected the pitiful
plea Of a southern negress in a faraway
land, and permitted her to continue her
bold imposition upon the credulous Ger
mans. the story does not tell. But the
fact remains that the princess" realized
that she was in the presence Of one who,
from Intimate knowledge Of her race, had
OWNED her African origin, and she could
only throw herself on his mercy.-Bloxi
Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
PETERS MILL BRANCHES OUT
Must Increase Plant to Execute Orders
of Growing Business.
BIG ADDITIONS TO BE MADE
Capacity VIII BE Enlarged 10 Three
Hundred Thousand Pounds Per
Day, Making il Great
Ration Mil.

The M. C.. Peters Mil company for the
last year has been making extensive ex-
periments in the balancing Of rations for
animals and has succeeded in producing
cattle, horse, mule. dairy and poultry foods
that have attracted widespread attention.
In consequence the company is forced TO in
crease its capacity for the purpose Of ex-
ecuting its orders. The reduced cost OF
operating because of large tonnage is al
ways a prime factor in the handling Of ag-
ricultural products and the fact that
Peters mills will now be increased to q net
tonnage Of 10000 pounds per day viii make
this mill the largest capacity balanced
ration mill IN the west.
The company has already broken ground
and bought material for a two-story ware
house SDx4O. 10 be Immediately completed.
Plans for other additions are In progress
and at least one more building ISJx5O will
be erected before the winter season. Il
is not generally known that this unique
mill operates as a terminal for subordinate
plants IN the west. One subststion will
supply over 5,O5O,OOO pounds Of meal TO the
Omaha plant. The company operates It's
own line Of tank cars for the transportation
Of 100000 pounds Of syrup used in Peters
sugar meal
omahR-Made Machinery.
The chief advantage in manufacturing
which the ePters mill enjoys Is the fact
that finding no machinery suitable for a.
falta grinding after a year Of experiment
with every known grinder. the company
secured a patent which ii improved and
perfected and its plant IS equipped with It's
own machinery for grinding alfalfa and for
the mixing Of syrup. This machinery was
all built IN Omaha, an object lesson
wherein the success Of one institution
helps another.
In the grain department the company will
make extensive developments, as grain
forms the major part OF a balanced ration.
The details Of THESE plans are not ready
for announcement further than 10 say that
one extra Burlington track will be laid,
giving the mill a total Of 200 feet Of Bur
hngtOn track. The mill now has 1000 feet Of
Union Pacific tracks and at least one extra
Union Pacific track will be laid.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12

celebrated Brysn's nomination last even
ing The program consisted Of music BY
the Blue springs band. a display OF fire
works and an address by A d McCand-
less
YORK-The harn-IIke structure used for
years as the Burlington depot has been
moved and the business men % York have
a new modern. up-to-date brick and stone
depot building that Us q credit and one OF
the best and finest In the state.
BEATRICE-The wheat harvest IS
practically over IN this section and many
Farmers have commenced cutting their
hay and oats crops. During the last week
they have been working overtime in the
cornfields. which are being cleaned Of a
rank growth Of weeds.
TECUMsEH-Joshua A. ~srradlcy Of
Tecumseh and Mrs. Frances Mccartney OF
Nesta were married at the home Of Rev.
T L.. Davis in this city Thursday after
noon. the Rev. Mr. Davis performing the
TO housekeeping in this city.
YORK-Wallace Post. son Of Banker
Post. attempted 20 cross the Burlington
track on Lincoln avenue last evening and
narrowly escaped a most serious aCCldent
to the car and the four occupants. The
locomotive struck the quito, pushing It
sideways. Fortunately the train was un-
der control and no serious damage re
suited.
TECUMsEH-Rev. F. NJ. sturdevant, for
the last four years pastor OF the Ie-
ing that his resignation take effect Octo-
Der J. There is no disCord between the
pastor and tho church members, rather
quite the contrary. However. Rev. MT.
Sturdevaut desires to make a change. The
resignation has not yet been acted upon.
BEATRICE-Mrs. G.. II. Gould. for the
last six years a resident Of Beatrice, died
last night OF paralysis and dropsy. aged
81 years. Her husband, who was manager
Of the STANDARD OIL Company's business
here, died five months ago to the day.
Mrs. Gould is survived by three children,
two Of whom reside IN Beatrice and the
third. Mrs. J. u. I Martin. who is a resi-
dent of Pawnee City.
PLATTSMOUTH-Mrs Ben Decker, the
wife Of a wealthy farmer residing a few
miles west Of Portsmouth. died very
suddenly last evening. She was born in
Germany. April 5. 1853. and came to
America with her parents when IA years
Of age and is survived by a husband and
four children. Rev. T. W. Brink will con-
duct the funeral services in the United
Brethren church Sunday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
MADE RIGHT.
It Won the Banker.

AT the age Of seventeen I was thrown
on my own resources" writes the cashier
OF a Western Bank, and being low in
finance ! lived in a cheap boarding house
where they served black coffee three times
a day.
A first my very nature rebelled but !
soon became accustomed 10 it, and after a
while thought l could not get along with
out It.
" I worked hard during each school term
q was attending college, and taught country
school between times,
AT the end Of three years I had finished
my coGrse-my nerves too, and I went back
10 the farm 10 rest up. This did me some
good but / kept on drinking coffee not
realizing that it caused my trouble, ana
later accepted a position in a bank,
About this time I was married and my
acQuaintences called me Slim On The
advice OF a friend, my wife began 10 serve
Postum and she made IL right from the
start Cboiled it Is minutes after actual
boiling Starts. ! liked II and have used II
exclusive for three years. I am no longer
dubbed slim, my weight has increased GO
pounds and I have nerves 10 stand any
ctrain without any nintch And I have in
creased my salary and my shares Of bank
stock. I can work IS hours q day, sleep
souDdly and get Up feeling like q healthy
boy" There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle Greek
Mich. Read The Road 70 MELVILLE. in
pass.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time 10 time. They
are genuine true, and full Of human
interest
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
AMERICAS KING OF LANDLORDS
He IL George w. Vanderbilt, with n
Farm of 100000 Acres and
a Palace.

On the Blue Ridge mountains in North
Carolina, near the famous winter So
ciety colony at Asheville, George w.
Vanderbilt has created one of the great
est estates in America. He has turned
a mountain into a home site, torn down,
blasted and dug away a vast pyramid
Of earth and rock at a cost OF 1000 900;
then he told his engineers 10 go 1000
miles away and get enough limestone to
build a house on this cutoff mountain,
q house such as is seen IN the valley Of
the Loire in France, a Norman castle.
They brought the limestone ana oak and
other woods for the floors and walls and
doors where marble was not used. The
homemaker and his wife went around the
globe searching for tapestries. rugs and
carpets 10 furnish 1t. Paintings and
statuary from the famous collections of
the old world were hauled up the hill
side to adorn the interior. But what
was round about was not forgotten. The
chatesux Of the Loire are famed for their
landscape gardens, with their walks,
their fountains and their wealth Of flow
ers, 20 q model Of one OF these NINA
ture pGradises was created out Of a part
Of the mountaintop overlooking a tum-
bling stream that has been cutting a
channel in the rock slope for recording
centuries. Below the garden that man
made IS another that nature made,
through the heart Of which dashes this
watery ribbon, so there are two gardens
where flower and shrub vie with each
other In charming the eye and the sense
Such IS Biltmore house. You hear
travellers speak Of II as the finest coun-
try seat IN America Biltmore house and
the 100, 900 surrounding acres in the
Vanderbilt domain constitute the great
est estate IN America and probably one
Of the greatest estates Of modern crea-
ton.
That is a big phrase, but only big
} phrases fit those 100. 900 Biltmore acres
that rise and fan over mountains. that
are covered by fifteen square miles Of
virgin forest and two square miles OF
cultivated field and pasture land, that
boast a thriving village-Biltmore-of
twenty miles Of magnificent maeadam
roads. II represents an Investment OF
s. 90 1900. Upon II are a dozen farms. Of
which eight are leased 10 tenants on
shares and four are directly under Van
derbilt cultivation. over its great pas
ture olearings Craze 275 cattle. mostly
blooded milk COWS, besides the Berkshire
hogs, poultry and pigeons for which Bllt-
more is celebrated
Yet II would be hard 10 find a regior
so devoid Of agricultural promise, SC
Encouraging as the site Of a great coun-
try home. as this wilderness which
George W. Vanderbilt has made into q
veritable Observation-Disclosures Maya
zine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12

dust coat; the dust coat takes unto itself
one grace and another until ii becomes
d thing so costly and ornamental that only
the most ~extravagant Of women could as
sociate the idea Of dUst with It without
q shudder. Finally It r1erges into the
evening coat.
II is hard to tell where the short coat
ends and the long coat begins. All lengths
are in fashion. The bolero has died once
more and once more has risen, phoenixlike,
from its ashes. The directoiIe. the loose
paletot, the eton resembling an abbreviated
pony coat. the sleeveless chasuble-all
these and a host of others are in the field.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12

and a haven to bi what korn tina
feed On loone seedar feIers met al the
wlsun skule house IN q day Nv thus month
to due some business for dist q tina he'd
quite a time tina r divided when % kums
20 a moven al skule house thar ar 10 sides
the north an IN south a little like the civil
war but IN difference Is the south put
So over IN north tother day 50 thay decided
2 meat again In 2 weeks 2 designate a
site fur a skule hous L must hev 2 thirds
OF those present as thar were s on a side
NV korse no voten was done we hecr their
is a lot NV sickness over It N DR. says II
is lint on the lnungs.-Stockdale Repub-
ucan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
NEWEST IN N N COATS
one May Wear Almost Anything
and StilI be in
style.

The new sheath skirts in more " less
radical form are attracting much attention
and comment. and the new millinery is
more and more fascinating. and the new
evening frocks are Increasingly picturesque;
but for the students Of the modes nothing
in the seasons fads and fancies is more in
teresting than the fashionable coat in its
latest phases.
Never was there so bewildering a variety
known In cuatdom. Each day launches
new models, every letter from Paris brings
wu-d Of new vagaries. one can hardly
divide these coats into groups.
Broadly speaking, they DO vary in their
avowed purposes. but the classes so over
lap that it is hard to tell where one class
ends and another begins. The practical
motor coat merges into the less severe