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Cuban Crumbs,

HAVANA, May 2O.-Twenty-two deaths
have been reported from yellow fever for
the past week, most of which were in the
military hospital.
Aguero and Castro, chiefs during the re-
cent insurrection, are reported at the head
OF party of bandits, making the neigh
borhood of Colon unsafe. The civil guar
dians are in pursuit OF the bandits.
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Should Have Been Lynched.

LAwREsoEnuRe, lHp,, May 2O.-Yester.
day morning Susie Hawkins, daughter of
Charles I. Hawkins, committed suicide by
taking morphine. The inquest dey elopcd
the fact that since last October Hawkins
has been keeping a mistress in his house
along with his wife, and had abused and
beaten his family, After that Susie ieft
and went to Cincinnati, got work, returned
SICK last Thursday and sought refuge md
rest In her fathers house, but was brn,allv
treated and driven into the street by him
citizens at midnight tarred and feaihe,ed
his mistress 10 leave, ""' WI"
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A Cold BIooded Murder.

.dEMpnIs. May 20.-An atrocio US cold.
Slooded murder was perpetrated this after
noon. Yesterday Michael HALEY, keeper
of grocery, chastised his son Pat, youth
Of 20 years old, on complaint OF negro
named Dunlap, the sexton of a colored
church. Just after dinner to-day young
HALEY went to the dwelling of Dunlap, en-
gagged him in quarrel, and finally killed
him with butcher knife, almost severing
his head from his body. The murdered
man was IS year old. The murderer es-
caped.
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A Hoax,

LONDON, May "a box, with fuse AZ.
t'ohed' was discovered on the steps of
PETERBOROUGH cathedral to-day. When ex.
smined at police headquarters II was found
TO contain four bottles, filed with yarious
colored liquids. together with many wires
ano springs. On the lid was representa-.
uon OF skull and cross-bones, with Tho
words, "Beware Of the Invincible Armv'S
Inc oox was marked depot branch Office.
W brentwood street, New York; On =
siip on the inside were the words: econ.
science makes towards Of oil men,
Although the affair Is considered A hoay
worsnlpppers at the cathedral were much
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The Now Gold Craze.

HERMAlsLLo, May 20.-The excitement in
Gusymas, over lower California discoveries
has not abated. The Rambler sailed to day
with ~ passengers and provisions for Nudge,
town nearest to the places. The project OF
Nudge asks for troops to protect the miners
and preserve order. The fare from Quay
mas has risen from S. to SIG.
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ItllotIC.

can,.,HoRK, May 2O.-'Delegates of the
= nroo,.,h nor union to-day decided to issue
absent ihcmsp asking all working men TO
The oneninc o,es from the ceremonies of
cause the irnsteesS East river bridge, be.
to some other data ,IIpse to change the day
day. the queens birth
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w ANIED-Uno Charter OAK cool;ing s,o-o
w ana thirteen donble complete bqdste.ds
1iiu bedding. Address l.. KRAPF T oioraIo
CITY, Tex, or Herald Office Noio'a'io
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Chsap Column.
AcfiCes.

NoflCk-Adverusemen may pe named inn
~ our business office up 70 sp. m, and into thI
eono@Sins room M IN a. N.
NotlOE -Ctuzeus or strangers wishing 20 in.
a vest IN " real estate. farms OF wild lands
are resnecuully invited TO call ut our office, No
~ Msin street aud examine our lists, mans
and abstracts " land titles The best of refer,
ehee given. JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
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DcsLiS, May D.--At the paruell tribute
oc sN. the following resolution was
!. W deeply dsplors the action sslen bv
~ oacfed congregation, with raisrsncs ~
NV movement. We believe The rsumsn,s
sovAnceo IN The Pops's circular AZ foundsd
=" misrepresentation and not Justly appii.
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Woodland Fires

"o,YILLE, N. H., May 2O.--The steam
Nv" wv" nd 100000 feet of lumber be.
' ',', ,s v" =. T. & Il. Baldwin, also the
sns ,v ~, o,rs house, $50 cords of wood,
raging on TwiAHed. Woodland fires are
Warren and Sumpountain, at Jefferson.
anticipated. A tland much damage is
already burned over 'sands acres have
are fighting the damesarge force OF men
burning iiercely on MoukoH5vest fires are
Blue Ferry mouDtain, and a tWebst ami
OF cut wood are imporiled. Ysand cords
gone to Emaren Summit with drain has
check, if possible, the fire there. men to
fee is raging IN the vicinity of Nortllther
cord. In Holes wood tract of 1000 S2n-
has burned, also 1000 cords of hard wooS
fifty acres Of valuable woodland betwee,
ieonton and Middleboro, Mass. hay
burned. A heavy woodland fire is nov
raging In the west part of Dighton, A
Barnstable large tract of woodland. will
quantity of oordwood, has burned.
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What will cure the worst case. of dys-
p'psia9 What will insure hearty ar NO.
TIE and increased digestion2 What will
cure general debility and give a new lease
ion aud low Spirits What will restore OK.
hausted mothers to full strength What
VIII strengthen nerves aud musciesp What
VIII enrich tho blood7 What will enable
YOU to overcome weakness, wakefulncss and
lack OF energy? What will prevent chills
aud fever and other effects of malarial mi.
SOM Browns Iron Bit,ers. II is well to
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Enr &eu1.

kok kENT-TllREE FURNISHED ROOMS
- TWO VITA southern exposure; about 5 min.
str. ct " 1900 VI,
k'oR RENr-SUlr OF FURNISHED ROOMS
a. TO responsible parties first ciass surround.
mss and well furnished close 10 businS SIS: fam.
NY going north. Addressw. X. s, I2lO Com.
o'' may2J.3t
EoR RENr-A house containing six rooms
L with two portiCos, and a large barn and cnnd
wei! OF water; will rent furnished o. mn 9J nr'
n nna Apply TO Mrs Burns, corner of Carer
. .'n o"' ' u.' e.'ee's, NO 1. mayg-2w
Run RENT-A two story residence, eight
rooms convenient TO business; large shady
yard good cisern and barn. Also donble tenaI
ment house Applv 10 b. Gibbs may5.tf
RE hEN lhe lower story OF 2Uy Mulu
= street north OF court house. formerly oCcu.
pea by Castor 4 Thomas, bankers, Fixturss
ana magnificent vault suitable tor bank Aoplv
10 John Browning or Cps Elm street. apr,o.im
NoR RENT-A large building, suitable for
- potn uWeiling ana carpenter and blacksmith
Flonts Herald Onicc ''' VI o.
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A Grand Reunion

PnILADEtruA, May N,--George Ii. Stu
art, president of the United States Chris.
tlan commission, has issued call Tor a
reunion Of members Of the Christian SAM
tary commissions and Federal and Confed.
crate chaplains of the rebellion, July I'D,
| Ocean City, New Jersey,
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Tho French Don

PARIS, May D.--The Freu6. ,,
mile and four furlongs, was won "','s, "
tries chestnut colt, Frontin LagranS, Gas
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CHIHUAHUA, May @.-sixty Indians
coming from the United States, passed near
vArmar. on the 10Th. At Magnes Pass, they
killed aud beheaded a man, and threw nj,
mead away, after carrying II some miles.
Lney Killed Mexican at San Lounxo. n,
4tner u BuenA Ventura and two nj ga,
NAn'so; Captain Jones was sent from Lere
W,tp body OF men TO meet this band
which 10 commanded by Chief Chata, md
snother detachment has been sent from
vSsS.aSrsds. The Indians are making raj.
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.A. life and work of Far
nell TO an actd of the IRISH people.
MIN, or TO a fmine TO perseyere ia the
anu We are e have undertaken and oh.
work whtcimost of our power the help OF
.aih 70 thof Ireland and the Irish race,
cue peoX Psrnell an adequate recognition
~ oiie6or and service for the Irish cause.
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NnOM,

EscASABA, May 2O.-Two inches Of snow
fell to-day, forty miles north of here. The
weather is cold,
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Broke Down

QUEENSTOWN, May 9O.-The steamer CITY
OF Berlin broke down as she was leaving fol
New York, and will not be able to proceed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

Inc woman who seeks relief from pain BY
cotic drugs, fluids what she seeks oniv 40
Iar as sensibility is destroyed or temporarily
suspended. No cure was ever wrought Nv
such means and the longer thew are en-.
ployed the more hopeless the case becom A.
Leave chloral, morph,a and belladonns
Mnone, and use Mrs. Plnkham's Vegetable
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a Hurricane.

ApES, May GA hurricane prevailed
to-day, the worst in twenty years, doing se
rious damage by land and water.
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Baltimore, Nd. ms, - M -
WANTED-oNE CARRIAGEsMITH AP.
~ ply at once to ThOS. BALL, Terrell. Tex.
may2Alw
w ANrnD-A SMART. ACTIVE ROY IN 4
w Iewery store. Apply at D Main street
may22-lt
WANrED-A FfRSrCLNsS DRUGGISr
stree, Da las, Tex msvaISt
WANrED-BoARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Nav 'or gent vile and two children. Address
,,, ',N,,''1 o.noe. may24lt
w ANTr'-BY A SINGLE GENTTEN 4
room ami board in private familv, mn.t
ne peasant location and not more than fiftcen
minutes walk rom p0stoiioe Best of refer.
1nses given. \ good quiet home is The obiec,
Address Box 2N2 hallas MAJ ma SSi ~
w al Eb-.3o PER MON III WILLBEPAID
~ Tor good wet dur.e for a child yaar
oIu. Apply 20 Mr., BLAKE, cJraer Bryan a~d
Masten streets. "e' D''an MO
w AZ hD-l0O MN TO WORK ON THE
w sewers in Fort Worth, wage, 81 4, no,
NY nsEments ON and 20.h OF each month r.
,1,,,.,,,,-H '' :, Non'raclor mryl9-1w
w hp-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
100! Ervay street Ma '"Ap DoIk,
w ANiLD-A YOUNG MAN FOR AWIIOI r.
~ saie cigar and liquor slo e: one with civ
i ma5 preferred, Address L., z. o. Box lGii
.-- mayl93t
w ANrED-Two Shoe makers for Peg work
"'piS sCHOELLKOPF& co.
---- mal5 lw.
WANrED-lC0 men to cut railroad wood aud
,nea rcrOss-ues. Apply 10 b. d. Atwelj. Hutch
,--s---------. mayS.lm
w IN FEDS day guaranieed-A salesman
NJ w, Wmanteu IN each cOuuty in Texas, W a.
n, mlt,cutt Co, "a CommeIce street San An,
- ,,,,,,,,- .----y- apt22-lm-d&w
w aNIED-Onc Charter oak cooking s,o-,o
o1 aha thirteen donble complete bedsteaS,,
S Si,u bedding. Address l.. KRAPF. Coinrado
ol'y' TEX, or Herad office 0''O'"'o
w AHIED-l 100 bushels of wheat 81, C,,y
n,i MINIS, loot of Houston street, Highest
prices pail CITY FIGURING MILL. s"'''
w AMdED-fou 10 stop ut the NATION Al
~ HOTEL. First.clas. accommodatiops a. a,
TSesson nab, rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
LnENrf-FlVE CENT PER DAY BOARD and
,ougihg from "a so to " per week The build.
ins u orick, with three stairways in case of tire
located IN me business portion of the cty only
srnn, saIare i,omstreetcar line and one square
rom Texas 4 Pacific and Missouri Pacific IIe
Ntohhvenlent TO passengers coming or going ever
ellher road. Give us trial. and be eonvincad
snat you can get good accommodation And save
money money Dy stopping at the National. W. W. Ward
80 ------------ !anl9-lyr
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whole Tickets. Sc; Half Tickets. 81. 81
Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post.oilice order. Orders of IS and upward by
all orders to Il. NJ. B0ARDMAN, Courier. journsI
Building. Louisville, XIV. ''''"''
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4tosttttcrs attcrs.
COMMON SENSE WpRCSsED.

IT Is DIFFICULT TO NE IN A DOZEN
LINES TIE REASONS 1Iy TARRANTs
sHhiHEk AfEkiENr dOULD BE PRE-
fERREo As \ COR"Ec w AND ALTER
NATIVE To EVERY o BIZ MEDICINE IN
USE ]. 1T AtI.AIS FENE > IT CLEANSES
THE BOWELS WlTHoE VIOLENCE OR
PAlN' B. lr'ToNES TtikrOMACH. 4. n
REGULATES THE FLOvOF BILE. 8. 1T
PRoMOTEs HEALTHY RESPIRATION &
1T RELIEVES THE SYTEM FROM I'm.
WHOLESOME HuM0R- IT TRANQUIL.
lZES THE NERVES. s. IACiS UPON THE
BLOOD As \ DEpURFNfAND Lastly, IT
FORMS ONE OF THE CST DELICIOUS
COOLING DRhUGlIrS ia EVER PASSED
DOWN TIiF TIItOAr q AN INVALID
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST
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Enst.
Moncu 10 Irud.

DAMS NEGolIATkD-onc to i've Years
- time Land notes or deed of trust reouired
as security Texas Losn Agency, CorsiCana,
..N"s, mayg.U
MONEY TO LEND-On one TO five years,
general manager, Dallas, Texas.
AmO LoANs-J. b. Watkins q Co, DALLAS,
IVY. feb 10 II
Mo Nni ~ LhND-R. d. Couehanour
~ - febT II
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=. me income the Pope could have from the
m !, .n fovernmsnt, II he chose 10 take The
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Sea- I'd Troposals.
Ecnal.

. "A, -.
NOIiCh--All persons living or dong business
= in the city OF Dallas, are hereby notified To
clean up aud disinicct their premises, md nil
az holes where water is standing or may stand,
rubhish or trash Of any kind must DO mt In tho
streets or cutters. This notice must be complied
with immediately. II you wish TO save YOUR.
selves money aud time. This notice also an
pies 10 those acting as agents OF or for others.
a., ~ NJ. NJ. NEwS0M, NJ. ID.
May ., lsss Health officer Dallas, Texas.
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Sr, LOUIS, May COST. Louis, 8; Column
bus, II,
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Eclltoua1.

NorluE--i have removed my business 10 my
~ residence, lll2 Main street, where am ptc.
pared to execute all orders entrusted to me,
msyh lht MRS NOULFN
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w AN IED-Two Shoe makers, for pep.work
w Apply TO school E ia s W." w ~
mal5 lW
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Cor Eschanac.

EoR EXCHANGE-Dr Thomas VIII exobanre
= his farm Of % acres for Dallas city properly.
Val Nv o%f Elm 81, up stairs. aprS. II
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WANrED-A FiRSrCLNss DRUGGIST
Apply al once TO NJ. Ii. HlCKOX, 6.5 Main
y. lNt
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A MATTER OF RBaRgT,

Mr Brown made an excellent comptroller
ana thousands Of people would have been
CAD to have seen him renomiLatcd. hut his
attacks on Governor Ireland have lei him
uown IN the estimation of the public. II Ia
amNtter OF regret that so good a man will
uin himself by his intolerable itching for a
petty oflice.- [Greenville Herald,
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miscellaneous ualants

WANfED-A sALEsMAN FOR TEXAS
who commands a ,ood trade ia clo hing ana
KAHN Il SCIlIOSS, 272 W, baltimore s,yas, ~
Baltimore, Nd. Sns, - ~ -
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Aidncn-Iert.
HNlIlEl 31E l:Fll

"Mr Ethan Lawrence. M 3ownsman, saws
pr Philip c, Ballou, of Mnlton, Vt. was
,h'oated from kidney di.e'sd The skin of his
leEs shS on ,i ise glass Ksne' Nortcurcd him.
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Tell my brother soldie,P writes ]. C..
rover, OF Trenton H., an hill Others. too
mat Kidney, Mort cured my ears liver dis.
S1op.s psm nnS,h it please the St. Louis
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Another bank cashier escad Georpc II
Horst, cashier of Myerstown N \ hanE said
recent Ts,s,sn,,iy: "kldney:wort cuI my bleeding
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1883-01-25
Move zprayy dOmMi.

Ceeh sebevrah. Ease jeden Czech
sprovodil SO Sc sveta spAchay sesevraI.
du. Je 10 Jakub Kleisner. obydhm
ds. 345 90. ul. ' Chicago. Dne 10. led.
We ?. hodIny odpoledne vehnal y kulI
do srdne q zabil se na mfstf. yskub
Kleisnrr mel v udsntm mist6 zsiiseny
obchod mltkaisky grooerni. vpo.
sledni dobs byl veliee rortr,it. Dne is
led. dal 75c. 81 Ans9 Rochoye. u ssho
zansstnsnd, tadaie j. aby mu dosla
do lskArny pro paiiiskou releh. Pied.
stiral. he jeho najemnfci nahofe
dome jsou suioyani pfflisne rusy a he
j. chez vyhladlti tou zslenf. sleeoe
Rochoye byla ia ytc rGpsdna, vzala
ale pcnize. odesla "a chvili sc vraiila
fsoue. fe j KkGrne ladnou pafik
kou Tcleh dAti nechtsjL PodotykGme.
le je paFiiskA teleh prudky jed. Rleis
nor poiadal iedy svou manielkn. ably
onA doslo do lekArny pfinesla omen
jed Tia mu toho odepfela, nebof pry TO
neBi > ,smi usy tax tuEe strasn6
zvlAsti tel flme, kdy ss jich mElo
objeyuje Pan Klcisner zvedl ~ icdy
a opustil dom sam. Nesel ssak do
l6karDy. nybft DO lelcxGfskeho krGmn
na rohu Wentworth avenue 20 ul
iu ii koupil revolver. MantelkA jeho
lulic nsjAke nestss,i vysla "a MIN a
spatiila jej. kdyl prGvs vyehErel re.
Sen6ho iclczGisk6ho krimu Piala se
jej. zdaiI dosial paFiEskoa releh
on j oiPaveRL Ie toho Ieslu
dosiAl dost PAM Klsisssrovl
nesla = MIN hued domd. nfbrl jala se
ohliIeil po ntkom. jeni by j doprovo.
an Kdyl pax pfitla domh dr krlmu
vidSia. D. kleisnef ukazuis revolver
Pry must fasiitlili domaei koyku y
prssivou hlasoa V krkms byl piiio
men elri olSan akupovAl "a COST 81
R0chovA nAdhodIla. snsd Ee ~ uechoc
kleisner fas'fcli,if v Tom paila slabk
rlnA jAko By nfco byle spa.ils narem.
ohlsili - : silisli. jak KteisnsF s,islen
klesA \ xeml CiFi ottsa nemcEkaie.
vybSAl krtmu q piivolal policii. kterA
vic ssfsla syastiossai. salndalo v.
h ncifasinf kieisn~f sffeln - DO
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phEDpLATsg ~. 20 sA nOA

fuw NJ kssall,i msjl sta srsjs -
lsi'es ssif sby mtlf sat pissls = ti@
~ sklabis
Fsa fsm. faiaa fissesy sssgf sns
aahsa aAasA ~ ssyiAfA ' rfssissas.
u sitlais sim . ppmfsssh lsmt ANA
taisielfa assssslsl.l faasffg ,olslstss
bsga ~ = stss seii ssill lss syls
peesa astms tlos tkr aesa hyle
~ antFn aAs fiesh ~ mlaaltrh lst
sae kfamaalat sahssial - xlsai ~
isiaa bfsFtsiill srs mlssa gss iass@ss
- 's'etls hs y tis maAsa pass
~ ealHa hAhfeia seha issls silasms
aAifM atlM = 8tsi saaafles w. fs
mtsh lsl bfia fys3hagssftsa ypsssi
- ftsiaYtst Aasgise sisug ahYsss
- - sfplisi n araht hgk 49, aas
sreabnfasa iahft Il lsaa u 10 "a
pasu tal~tpeslli dssiat shsiai etsm
NJ > althi saa arse isptf bsl @as~s
ashi lssA 81 th.N 'asmsf tssals .
la~9 fataf Z ~ IS aaisss is
bfeham - fsA ssi ' taaaH asmeAsa
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~ w. > A. asfs talsyisl slfaa ssris
aaui aslasass Rtgtr n Y tsas
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s-mssawsaf t,nsss Hsesfs tahssas
IN esasa II ma dftbY essgtWH
ilss@yfsa ffei Ffv tsfs as ilsa
$50 ~ 0s ~ saiit8s ~ 49,
fl.s ais. ~ Hflsf "a isa mstass
hFsls ~ go H4ssA asihasa a mssa
a nmiFah sA 4 afsfHaa M9aaa
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mmaM faA ss ggasai eflH y
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srsayt tes s.sfsr aisstsas q sa.s
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stsftm ss8ssssm as bYlg ~
ssssssl . ast9 psi essp vllsem lsso
sssAa sspaliisAasaalss bgls ptai fsky
svslsas ltQlsasHra ksagA psssalia
lslefa&aiae aaadAlass patiaass pss
aisi sssAtHs tse.iis Ysa Hysss
slss en mlaalf positlm piesssal
asoirlslau pfnsi moaogoisssie sea ,sAs
w. pfB kssna aslsvfdaa0 hrls skoto
~ 800 hlaAh " jss ssai'aH psssiwe
nopollsslektho fsplblisaaskshe slssu.
"a sesla nsoirlalf psosInsaap-sliss.ssf
ssb aiIiAatei tssspls asni act Issiinf
" stasu saahaa ioho pfoslmoaopo
iisslsstho rspabl.kG6sksbo iiska ryuls
20 rGkonodArssgi. klcfs bsspsfas svoIi
proslmonopoIis,a Do sea4tu na nis,o
sanndsrss. Wax 70 ie Dsnaiet vis
liisniei ona BY raafii vi'isis, ahy
MEL uch iemokrasltsi monppollatA,
nei nedemokrsitu pfo'imonopolis,f,
u nejde o lSsada, ngbfi o 'labelr
zakon o eIu Jest nyni pfedmsiem
dvAh kongfesu Sayrh podany
rvIGstni komia. minnIfGn sase'Iani
kongesu asiaaovenoa. byl uysioyan
po delif dobu tiaanani komisi saemovny
poalanch rnsasn ' mpobseh veoeeh
podsiasnG. Az navfh Eylassni komiso
celni neasi dost daleko ofrave bJnsJ.
nho ella. bylo to piece tinantai komis,
snsmovny jests mnoho a rmtnila mno.
he poio1ky ku prospsohu monopolh.
o lento rmsntny nAvrh odhJvali repu'
blikane porada ' passk minultho
tydne. Zastanci navrhu komise fnane
nj tvrdi. he pfedlohou jim pfedloienou
docflf Ne sniieni cls 2s mil. dol. 10
eenE se ale sHnd pochybajc. vhbec
ma sc IA TO. fe opravs celniho zakona
tom,o zasedAnf kongresu Jest vecf
skoro nemolnou jestli nsjak} noyy
oelni rGkon piijmut bude, nebuae Sc
lfsit poas,ain6 od tAkond nyntjEich.
sniiene posts,ne na dopisy, Sc 8 ma
2 Gently. stane NJ skutkem pfistim no
vym rokem. Rozpo6et pro vydani
pogtovnf. nsmE snileni 70 zahrnuto
Jest. proEel seuatem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1883-01-25

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aspkg dfs Aus ssg4 IslgHlaek nj
'ss sfaias sleaiN is Isenl mlhi sasTa
tn Hsfi Ffif pe A8sttm tflu afsAaa
tblassi vi paai kisga vfir ehasA =
anmAeaassi 4 gail dssaia hsmhusskA
sspsY dss Aug kaHig4 ptimfls "a.
sfsoiis fssm saki9 bsetfhf Toes6s.
sbffh 4sh sslss asusii lttaA lssna
iaa bahsm t'yf dai bYl Issm isk
sasss lsaa pfgd tim NiMalM
achislehsf haflaN Nssy Mica
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1883-01-25
Do Saline Co.

Aby bylo vyhovtno uejen mia
dfm ale take tenasym q vida.
nfm, ktah u rali 4 kopol,ka w.
hodi. aspofhlA ni,eI~anJ vc svS
mistnosll
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15
ORlTU Y.
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D,ED.-In Elk township. Noble Coun.
tv, Ohio, on the 81 inst, OF dropsv,
SOLOMON MILLER, aged 73 years and 29
days -.
When one of the old pioneers, so fun
Of years goes to his rest, the life be lived
demands more than the simple announce
mens that it has ceased. The subject OF
this notice was born on the present site
OF Cambridge, Ohio, on the 4th OF April,
1910, moving with the fathers fami lnyn
1915 to what is now E K township, No
BILE County, Ohio Az that time his near
est neishborhood was Barnesville and
nearest postoff1ce Marietta. The whole
OF Noble County was in dense wood
untouched by man. No churches, no
schools, no sligo OF the refinement OF
conveniences Of life, not even a doctor
within thirty miles. Two years before
leaving Cambridge his father lost leg
in a fight with hostile 1niians. Solomon
was one Of family of "a children, oi
which only five survive him, one in Ohio
three in Kansas, one in Wisconsin. He
lived on the farm ON which he died 81
years, and won large circle Of friends
ny his upright, honorable life. He leaves
four children, two sons and two daugh-
:ers, married and surrounded nv in,elli
gent, prosperous families, 20 grand
children. and ten great-grandchildren
or his posterity only one has been
claimed bv the reaper, Death. His life
was useful, his death peaceful. NJ.
Gazette and Noble County papers
please copy.