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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

samego bardzo katolickiego
ks. Arcybiskupa re skarga
polda. (Nie wiadomo do
kt6rego.)
Burzyciele liza W zywe ka-
mienie, DO rozchodzl i'm sic
dwom lub trzem o pieniadze
parafalne. Chca je gwaltem
u siebie miec i zarzadzic pc
swoiemu.
w dyecezyi St. Cloudzkle)
atoli podiug rozporzadzenia
Najprz. ks. Biskupa proboszcz
pobieraG ma dochod i ksiazki
prowadzic a ME laden zar7ad
para6alny, co sic pcwnym
}garzom Z Perham bardzo
nie widzi i ME podoba. Swe-
dza ich lapy ma cudzy grosz,
kt6ry dawniej pobierali, ale
"a to W bardzo wielkim (?)
porzadku ksiazki pozostawili.
Chodzili i }azili z ksiazkami
pc salonach; kwitowali
ptacacych parafan "a iawk,
w salonach; odbywali mityngi
W salonach, zmawiali sic w
salonach; odbywali hece W
salonach, a to wszystko
dzialo sic W imie niby spra-
wiedliwosci a ma wleksza
Geese i chwale Boga. Piekna
iscie chwala boza, kt6rei po.
czatek tkwi W salonie.
DIS jest to samo z ia
r6znica, re }garze i klamcy
ME ma1a pieniedzy w swych
szponach, DO tez by to kosciol
i plebania wyglada}y Guido.
wnie jak pred dwu laty.
lynn czterem czy pieclu
/ panom k}amcom Mkt ME
dogodzi.K siedza obecnego i'm
zal i chca, ably pozostal, ale
MECH i'm powierzy pieniadze
i ksiazki tylko. Ci rachmistrze
ME So bardzo biegli
w dodawaniu, wiecby
lei przyszIo uspra wiedliwit
sic W p~rzysz}osci ma wypadek,
gdyby cos ME stroilo. NIGGA
bye pewni, re nigdy pienledzy
do swych garsci ME dc
stana.
T%ymczasem mogq k}amat
}gac dale], ale zdaje nam
sic, re lepiej by trzymali je.
zyki "a zebami i pilnowal
porzadku ma swe] farmie, nj;
W kosciele i plebanil. DO tt
So we wzorowym stanie.
Przeciwnie moze i'm sic
wiecej dostac, ba a chocby
oberWaC.
Perhun1scu furnaerzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
STAN WISCONSIN
Madison, % Lipca, 1892.
Wielce Szanownemu p a n L.
F.. FrawleY.
Moi Drogi Panic!

Moi Drogl Panic!
Swiezy dow6d Pahskiej
taski odebra}em i raduie sic,
slyszac, re Pan usi}ule zaIo-
zyc osady polskle wzdluz
linii kolei zelaznych Sault &
Wisconsin Centr. a szczegol-
niej w
Stanowiq oni znakomitq klase
obywateli, jake lud oszczedny,
i bardzo sic przyczynia 40
rozwoju tego kawa}ka Stanu.
Zawszc by}o ola mnie tajem-
MICA, ola czego Emigracya
miala by ist Irzez Wisconsin
do Stan6W preryjnych
Zachodu. Coko,wiekbqdz
nasz klimat Icpszy jest M
jakiegokolwick Stanu W Uni.
laden Stan ME moze sic
szczycic taklm dostatkiem
czystej woody zr6dlanei )ak
Wisconsin. Czy Pan sic kiedy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
List 0 kODern!ku.
St. Paul Mimi, 5 Lipoa

St. Paul Mimi, 5 Lipea.
Szanowny Redakterze!
RACE umlesclc W 1amach swe-
go plsma kilka slow o z%ak1ada!acej
sic po.skiej osadzie farmersk,ej
KOPERNIK.
Wczoraj, to Jest 4 Lipca, by}o
mas tam paru z st. Paul, ably sobie
grunta obejrzeG.
Przyjechawszv ma mieisce, bar.
dzosmy sic zadziwlli, wldzac grur.
ia i poEozenie jaknajpiekniejsze, a
przedewszystklem dobre drzewo.
Mlkulskl powiedzia}, BE iaa by} w
dosyt mie]scach grunta oglqdac,
ale nigdy ~ieszcze lyle tax dobrej
ziemi i pieknego drzewa ME wi
dzlat. Drzewa tax wysokle, W
wierzchoEka trudno dojrzet, pre-
wainie lawory [maplel, brzezina i
czarny dab.
OKollca take jest ladna a
co najlepsze, to ia ok~olicznosc, ze
kolej St. Paul & 500 p~rzechoazi
przez sam srodek koIonll l osadnik
moze drzewo }atwo spleniezyt, a
plaza 3 dolarY i 3 dol. % cent6w
"a sazen.
Wszystko zapewnla osadniko
wi obfta nagrode "a lch prace,
dobra przysziost.
Jak zaczel,smy ogladat, to co
lima osmdzIesiatka to nam sic
lepsza wydawa}a, tax re lie VIE
dzielismy ktora sobie obrac Prize
! b!eraG ME potrzeba
wiele, DO wszystko dobre, a baje-
cznle TAME DO tylko 5 dolar6w a
kier.
| Mas czterech wybrafo sobie
iedna sekcya.
A robote W tych stro mach
dostac mozna,i prey kolei zelaznej
i W pile, a druga pl3a W srodku
kolonli budowana bedzie. Bedzie
tam tez sypana ieszcze jedna ko.
lei.
Vice dalej Polacy ma fanny
do K opernika kto chce
kupiG farme, ME znajdzie gdzieln-
dziej Ierszego mieisca. Tu ME ma
spekulacy1 szwindlersklej, lecz IN
teres jakna7czystszy, pod opleka
polsklego ksiedza. Teraz 20 wiel-
kich mlastach juz czesto trudno o
robote, a co sic zarobi W lecle, to
sic wYda przez zine. Prscujac ma
fannie, CO rok ia polepszyszysz i
wartosc jej podnlesiesz przez TO-
boty, a stanlesz sic obywatelem
n~lezaleznym.
Polacy mleszkaj2cy W St. Paul
moga sic wszystklego cd mas dowie.
dziec. Chetnie opowlemY I'M
wszystkle bIizszc s~zczeg6}y.
My sobie kupilismy Jedne
sekcya mas czterech, i ME zaiuje-
my tcgo, Ezesmy sic "a gruntem
udall do Kopernlka. ka&dy kto
tam przybedzie grunta ogladac,
zawsze tez i kupi HAWAI- ziemi.
Jak wladomo, liczy sic W ma
szych stronach czterY klasy grua-
tn. w Kopernlku jest prawlc
wszedzie grunt plerwsze1 klasy, a
nalgorszy lest klasy drugleJ. Pod
warstwa czarnej zieml lest gllna
piasNowa. przepuszczaj 4ca wodQ,
tax IL ma wiosne woda szybko
wsiaka W ziemie.
PrzekonallSmy sic, re wszystko
co Wioru8 nodat o kopernl&u jest
prawda. DaIei "a Mani. Rodacy
a nlgdY tcgo me poza}ujecle!
Il. MIKULSkl.
j. PAkULSkl.
!. NOWAk,
>ll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

Zaden uczclvy cz1owiek po-
wledzlec ME moze, by juz co z}e-
90 wiedzlaf o polskiel osadzie
KOPERNIK, W Stanie Wisconsin,
owszem kazdY, kto tam raz by},
chwall grunta l okollce.
Otto n. p. bezstronny sad o tel
osadzle skarbnlka Stanu Wiscon.
sin, pana Hummer, trzeciei osoby
20 gubernatorze, W kt6rego spra-
wiedllwosG pewnlc kazdy nleu-
przedzony cz1owlek uw,erzy.
Otto co napisa} pan Hummer
do adwokata p. Tomasza Frawley
w Eau Clare, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
z Perham, MINI.
20 Sierpnia.

Szanownym Rodakom ma
my zaszczyt doniest, re osada
polska nasza ma}a, DO ledwie
z 90 rodzii %zlozona, ma
pred SODA coraz to lepsze
widoki. Zwolna garna sic tn
Polacy Z Mast Wisconsin,
skich, z Duluth i jeszcze
odleglejszych mieJscowoscl.
a5y odetchnac Pc clezkle]
piracy we fabrykach ma per-
hamskich farmach. Grunt
BOWEN W naszel okollcy
stosunkowo do dobroci swojei
Jest niezniernle TAM.
Porzadna farme z budyn-
kami, wykarczowana (wy-
klarowana), albo ma prerach
tutejszych MONA nabyc "a
bezcen. Ia $50 ARROW pola
ornego. r6wnego i czystego
Z caIem obejsciem zadala
Niemcy 1900 dolar6w, a
naiwyzej 1000 dol. i to juz
kolo miasta.
Perham jest rozlozony W
srodku preryjnego obszaru,
posiada diva katolick!e ko-
scio}y, polski sw. Stanis}awa
B. i NJ, i niemiecki.
kole1 Northern Pacific,
gl6wna LIMA do Kalieornii,
przerzyna W prostej linii
obw6d p%erhamski, co powie-
ksza wartosc calej oko.
!icy.
Ma szczeg6lniejszq uwage
zas}uguje ia okolicznost, re
w Perham ME mielismy zadnej
bury wiekszej. Wprawdzie
W talk zwanym Rlchland i
troche ma Pine Lake pszenica
polozy]a sic, jednak zbi6r
bedzie dosyG ob6ty, o lyle
tylko trudniejszy, re wymaga
ciezszej piracy. Me widziell.
smy tn ami ziarnka gradu.
Deszcze przechodzi}y Cd CA
su do czasu, przeto tel korna
OWES 1pszenica pieknie sic
nam uda{y.
Powiadamy bury u mas ME
by}o, ale "a to ~szaleje ona z
naiwyszukahsza wsciekEoscla
W polskiej parafi Cd samego
odiazdu Wiel. ks. akoba
Wojcika a Cd ob]ecia zarza
du przez mieJscowego probc-
szcza Wiel. ks. Wawrzykow.
skiego.
Parafia wfasciwie 0 niczem
ME VIE i jest spckojna
zadowolon2. Jednal1 So tn
podobnle jak ma Swan
River niespokolne duchy W
liczble okoIo pleciu tylko. CT
burza gdziekolwlek NIGGA.
List "a listen wysylajq do
w1adzy duchowne1 W St. Cloud
ma miejscoweg0 proboszcza
a la i klamiq W tych llstach
jaS najeci, lepicj niz sam'
Kretehczycy, Ba,po ostatnlcl1
dwoch listach 2 Sierpnla
j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

mad tenn zastanowi!?.
Kilka lat temu los prowa.
dill mnie przez LIME tych
kolei i czesto sic dziwi}em,
Jak kto m6g}by mice odwa.
&c i wycia6 fanny w kniei,
kt6ra wowczas pokrywaia te
Geese Stanu. Dzisiaj tysiace
tam ludzi, najwiecej mlodych
ktorzy posiadaia najlepsze
fanny, jake tylko W Stanie
znalezc MONA. Dobre ich
powcdzenie pochodzi z dobrej
wartosci drzewa. Drzewo,
kt6re bylo dobre ma deski,
odstawa do pill, mniejsze
szfo ma klepki do beczek
lub do papiernj. Drzewo Jest
tam plodem tax samo dobrym,
jak 2szenica. Zas W pore
zimoweb Jezeli farmer ME
rabie swojego w}asnego
drzewa, zawsze znajdzie
robobote w borach zakupio-
nych przez rome kompanie
tax zwanych camps ktcrych
mn6stwo w owel czesci Stanu,
/ dobrze tam plaza. Me
potrzebuje proznowac piec
miesiecy W roku. Kazdemu,
kt6rY W tym kawa}ku Stanu
wezmie farme, a chce mu sic
pracowac, must ise dobrze.
Nam nadzieJe. re Pana spotka
uznanie, gdyz take osady So
o czywlscie Acknowledgement
Stanu. Jezeli Pan mole ma
poczatku choc tylko paru,
dostac to inni pojda "a mimi.
JAN HUMMER
Skarbnik Stanu.
w angielskim originate
brzmi ten list jak naste.
puje:
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Treasury Department.,
Madison, July 23rd 1862
Hon. T. F.. Frawley,
My Dear SIR
Your favor of recent dat;
received and ! am glad to hear that you are making
an effort tolocate Polish colonies along the lines o
500 and Wis. Cent. X. r., and especially at 10
pernlk. They make an excellent class of citizens, truga
andtrifthy, and will do much to develope that section
ofthc state. 1t has always been a mystery to me VIII
emigration should go trough Wisconsin to lhe prairie
states west. Taken in all our climate is unsurpassed
by any state in the Union. No state can boast Of pur
spring water in such abundance as Wisconsin. Di
you ever think Of this?
A few years ago my business earned me frequent
ly over the lines of these roads, and | often wOnde
red how any one could have the courage to try an,
hew out a farm in that wilderness then covering tina
portion OF the state. To-Day there are thousand
of men, yet young in years, who own some of tn
best farms to be found in the state. The secret Q
their success lay IN the value of their timber. Such a
was fit for boards found its way to the saw-mills. Th
smaller timber into the ties and pulp wood. There
always a cash market for it. 1t is just as staple a
wheat. Again in the Winter season, lfnot engaged i
cutting his own timber, the settler IS always in de
mand in the numerous timber camps in that sectio
ofthe state, at good wages. He is not compelled to Ii
idle tive or SIX months in the year. Anyone taking
farm in that section Of the state, who is not afraid c
work, cannot he'll but succeed. l hope you will b
successful, as great benefit must necessarily come t
the state by reason of such colonies II you can sc
one or two started others will soon follow.
Yours truly
John Hummer,
State Treasurer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
sTOTT syn

C5z o ten mysllcle?
Rolosy (gardyny do okien
2 wafeczkiem re sprezyna, do
bra materya re slicznen obla-
mowaniem tyik0 30 ct.
Take same gardyny bez
ob]amowan1a 40 ct.
!ezl' potrzebujecie ram do
obrazow, ale p]aGcle wyso.
Slch cen agentom, idzcie 20
to do mas. Przeclez u mas
Jest GLOWNA KWATERA
MEBLI ISTA TKOW DOMO-
Y G
Trzcinowe hrzes}a, baia
XII. tyAko SID.
STOTvT a. SON
Teraz obok aptekl D. PELZERA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

miejszy. 4 Hstow 6owlem, jake
20 tej spromae odebralasmy z
Detroit IL Chicago, p,zekonuje-
ny sac, re pan s. p. dotqd
u niczem ne za,vinH, tylho DO.
bohoterhn romansu skompromito.
syona, tn mole jeszcze sic
nunySH 4 przestanie hodbic pra-
wego neza. " przeclecnym ra-
zie caly ten shondal re wszyst-
hienm szczeq6tann oplsauy bedzie
~ Wlarusie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
OSKOSH, WIS,

OSHKOSH, WIS, = Polar
k6w tutejszych j%es@cze 20 mato,
aby mogH zalo1yc w'osne to,oo-
,zystwo, ola tego tyn7czasem
tzymejq sic z kato/lham
paemiecki;ni. Wszok5e tax dawnlei
I gdzieindzlej bywato, re PolocY
nale5eH do towarzystw wlandzklch
4 niem1eckich "a na'vet dzlslaj
Jest tax u stolicY postrzelonego
POLAKA W AMER YCE Z
Shsza, re PoZocy jeszcze z
downlejszych csasow naleSq do
toworzystw nlemiecko, katohchich.
Pozocy ~ Oshkosh przeclez juz
kazoH sobie przet!umcczyc !
wydrukouac WIARUSA
10 Wlnom;e konstytucyq memae-
ckQ DO polshu, q shoro mosnq
Hczebmie, 4 wtasae polskle towa'
rzsystwo za}o5Q zopewnla]q
przeciei, re do tah5ej UnnA, hora
Shsz rozunau uczy, niqdy me
przYstqp1Q.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
REV. SAM JONES ON CLEVELAND.

/ believe old Grover Cleveland
will stick to purity and honesty
though funeral procession awaits
him in November, but | verify be-
lieve that because the people believe
in his purity and honesty he will go
triumphantly into the Presidency
for another four years, and when his
second term is ended he will 90 out
OF office swept, honored and sung"
and leave these United States to his
successors in office on a more solid
basis of industrial union, broader
prosperity and greater happiness
than they have known for hun
drcd years. SO mote it be,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
COME BACK TOGETHER

Throughout the South we hear Of
instances where entire families are
divided as between Democracy anG
Third partyism. Father arrayec
against son, brother against brother
Such a state Of affairs cannot pro.
duee happiness or inure to the bene
mt OF the Republic. A family must
De united SO must the political dit.
ferences be healed and that right
early.
A house divided against itself
mnst tall, and if the South split in
the coming race, it will be but one
long step towards the tulfllment Of
the prediction of Macauley, that IN
less than one hundred years the
American Republic would vanish
from the earth.
We cannot afford to divide now
Athens Banner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Reuben Spraddler, an old colored
man, who lives near Chokee had a
queer experience with snakes Fri
day night. He was awakened about
midnight by strange noise in the
room, and getting up to strike a
light, he stepped on something
which seemed to have life in it.
Then he heard the Kissing of snakes
at his feet, and when he did get a
light he discovered Eve snakes, Of
the mocoasin variety, in the room.
He Immediately aroused his wife,
and together they had battle with
the reptiles and soon succeeded in
killing them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

An enterprising grocer in the
town of Santa Clara, California, has
adopted an original method OF trade.
Each side of lis store is fitted up
for business on its own account. In
the general arrangement each side
is duplicate of the other, the DIFF
ference being that one side is for
cash and the other for credit. When
a customer comes in, the first ques-
tion asked is, ''Do you wish to buy
for cash or on account" Ifit is a
cash customer, the goods and prices
on each side are shown; but if It is
one who wants credit, he is shown
to the other side, and for the first
time in his life perhapsmade realize
the value OF ready money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Here's an interesting evidence of
how McKinley's hen>egg tariff is
building up the infant industries of
this country: "a shrewd yankee
recently arrived at Nogales, A. IT,,
and he was convinced that his op.
portunity lay in the. high price Of
eggs; so he erected a large hen
house exactly across the Mexican
boundary line. At the United
States end he provided nests, and
at the other end he fed his hens the
low-rriced Mexican grain. The
hens ate the grain in Mexico and
then walked across into the United
States to lay their eggs. The Vans
kee is making money FAST"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
THE DANGER OF THE HOUR.

The destructive riots and serious
disturbances among the laboring
classes and news of which continues
to burthen the wires, render most
appropriate the declaration OF the
Nashville American that ''law-abid-
ing citizens must stand aghast at
sight and in the presence of the
spirit Of lawlessness which seems to
be stalking abroad in the land. Il
exists from East to West and from
North to South. Every days news
papers tell of strikes, of mobs. of
property destroyed, of lynchings and
of human lives laid upon the debris
OF outraged law. The courts are
spit upon, the majesty oc the law de-
rided, the officials of the government
treated with contempt. This is the
condition of affairs in no one nor a
dozen States alone. The terrible
tact is apparent everywhere. From
Homestead to Wyoming and from
Buffalo t" Tracey City, it Is the
same. What is to come from such
conditions, is the question which
good citizen must ask himself after
having first thought of what should
= done to check the spread. There
: a ., >taand for broad thinkers and
or a hold determined counter law
.biding spirit an 4 determination. to
ave the country tr, u threatened
uin."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

In October next the voters Of
Georgia will be given an opportuni-
ty to say whether they want these
four constitutional amendments or
not:
First, that the General Assembly
shall meet annually.
Second, that the lie of each Gen
eral Assembly shall be fifty days.
No more, no less.
Third, that only the title of local
bills, bank or railroad or other char.
tiers shall be read at first reading.
Fourth. that the granting of cor.
porate powers to banks, insurance
express and railroad comranie,
shall be vested with the Secretary
of State and not in the Legislature
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

The idea Of talking between New
York and Paris with as much ease
and facility as between points on
land few miles apart is stupendous
but it appears that Frenchman has
solved the problem of long distance
telephoning under water. OF the
invention Paris cable to the Bos-
ton Herald says: "The discovery
by which this great feat can be ac-
complished is the achievement of O.
Frenchman, M. 0illot, the inspector
OF telegraphs il this city. The in>
ventor is fully assured of his success
and has ne doubt that his improved
telephone will be in complete work.
ing order before the end of Septem-
ber,n.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
WHY POOR /?

According to Scribner's Maya
zine, the "drink bill" of Chicago is
estimated at 81, 100000 week, and
three-fourths Of this S750,00O
comes from the pockets of the poor.
'Poor'' pockets, and yet paying a
self-imposed tax Of more than S107,-
600 daily for such superfuity as
drink 1t must be largely the pay
uent of this tax that makes them
poor or keeps them poor. And this
fact suggests wider inquiry: How
far is poverty in our country due,
not to the ways in which money is
prevented from coming into the
pockets, but to the ways in which
money after coming in is allowed to
get out of the pockets?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
WHERE 10 GE JOB PRINTING

Attention is directed to the iobbing de.
partment OF the MARIETTA JOURNAL which
Is provided with Steam Power. New Job
Presses, New and Latest Styles of job
Type aLI most approved and extern
sive facilities for the execution of iob
printing of all kinds from the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
inks, at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade of work. We are
prepared to printat short notice. pamnble,s
posters, programmes, circulars letter heads
checks; envelopes, bill heads, blanks of all
kinds, catalogues, business cards and every
hing IN the line of printing used in the con-
duct OF every duy business. We will dn-
plicate Atlanta prices. Give US trial
and see. u'@'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

The Virginia Alliance News, pub
>lished at Wytheville, refuses to
publish the names of the Peoples
party candidates at the head Of its
columns, for the following very ex-
cellent reasons; GAS we hold that
the order which we represent is non
political, we have no more right to
adopt the Peoples party than the
Democratic, Republican or Prohi,
f. biton parties. The alliance canno'
be consistent and endorse as an or
-ganization political party, nc mat
ter how nearly that party represent
the tenets and doctrines of the order
lis non>political, and so must re
main until its declaration OF prinS
Piles is declared nullity.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

A most dangerous combine has
been formed on the Pacific coast.
1t is directed at one OF the necessi-
ties of life. 1t affects every house
hold. We allude to the combines
ton of the Touring mills of Califor>
mia, which have combined with a
capital stock of s1O,OO0,OOO. OF
course, the purpose of the combine
is to advance the price of fiour-the
staff of life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Here is slick young man: A
few days ago a young dudish looking
man registered at the Palmer house,
Chicago, as D. G. Moore, of New
New York. Last Saturday he was
arrested by Detective Bailey of the
Central station as E. G. Dumas, OF
Boston, who is wanted in that city
for forgery of 5000. The young
man took his arrest with GOODNESS,
but protested that his name was
Moore and not Dumas, and if De-
tective Bailey would come to his
room he would show him papers to
prove that his name was Moore.
The detective was obliging, and
upon reaching his room the young
man showed him papers lying in the
bottom of large sample case trunk
Bailey stopped over to pick them
up, when his prisoner seized him by
the heels, dumped him into the
trunk, slammed the lid, locked the
door of the room and made his es'
cape. 1t was fifteen minutes before
the detective was released from the
room, and he is now hunting for hi
man with small chance of finding
| him,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25
ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERs
IRON CAD NOTES.

We ave for sale ronclad notes waving
all the exemptions, with other binding fea
Tres, prepared by he Solicitor General
VI the Blue Ridge Circnit, which is nro.
nounced the strongest and best note in ex.
lstenee. 1t leaves no loopho!e for dishon
est man to escape from paying his obliga-
ttioh, while it is approved by honest men.
We send abook of one hundred notes. with
stub, post paid to any address onreceipt Of
6O cts, or book of fifty notes for IS c.s
Address Marietta (Ga. Journal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

1t is a noticeable tact that the man
who knows just how to rnn other
peoples business is a profound fall
ure at everything he undertakes.
You seldom see an honest, hard
working, prosperous man debating
to everybody else how to run their
affairs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

We have not heard lately, from
any of the orators, that this country
has not grown prosperously since
che war, especially since evidence
has been furnished that, in the de-
cade closing 1891, even the South's
assessed wealth has increased over
s2,000,00O,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Tom Watson's brother MIR. ]. c..
Watson Of Thomson, writes the
Savannah Press that he is a Demo-
crat and cannot support his brother
in the Third party movement.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Mrs. Topfat-Bridget, where did
you get that dreadful black eye?
Bridget-Me brother gave it to
me Mum, add what'll the neighbors
say, Mum? Me with an eye like
that and no husband !-Scribner' s
Magazine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

There is no more doubt that drink
ing ice water arrests digestion than
there is that refrigerator would
arrest perspiration. 1t drives from
the stomach its natural heat, sus>
ponds the flow of gastric juice, and
Shocks and weakens the delicate or,
gans with which it comes IN contact
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

The pension agency in Topeka is
the largest In the country. 1t pays
out annually s15, 100000 to the vet
Grams of Kansas, Missouri and Col
orada.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

Jerry Simpson says that the Kan
sas people like the fundamental
principles of Democracy, but hate
the name, They exchange sab
stance for shadow.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-08-25

1t is said that laborers refuse to
harvest the Dakota crops for SO a
day. This might we'll make farm
laborers at the south stare, when
they make and harvest erops for
from SO to $40 month.