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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-29
Opinia angielska o traktaeie
rosyjsko- o-amerykanskim.

LoNDYN, % maja = Gazety
tutejsze ciagle sic zajmu!a
spraws traktatu o wydawanie
przestepc6w pomiedzy Rosya
Stanami Zjednoczonemi,
16ry po dis dzie1 znajduje
aw zawieszeniu W Washin-
>nie. og6lna opinia jest ia,
he moae bye mic skaudali-
sjszego, anizeli ten traktat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-29
Francuzkie Derby"

PARYa, 2Sgo maja,' DIS
rozegrano tutaj francuzkle
Derby, wielki wyscig o 1901
600 fr. nagrody. Pierwszy
przyby} do maty ko6 ,,Ragots'
XIII drugi ,Fousiyama" trze-
ci ,,Oelllet.'' ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-29

Cleary umarf W try godzlny
p6zniej.
Zamkniecie fabryki.
ELwooD, Ind, % maja.
diamond Plate Glass Com.
pany" oglosi1a dzisiaj ze fa-
bryke swa W tenn miescie "a
myka ma czas nieoznaczony.
Powodu przy tenn ME podaje,
poniewaa jednak fabryka prze.
szla niedawno W rece ,,Plate
Glass Trust'' (, przeto wydaje
sic, IL naprz6d chca pozbyc sic
zapas6w. Oko1o tysiaca ludzi
tract wskutek tego robote. Ia.
re fabryka W Kokomo, kt6ra
tworzy ga}az tutejszej fabryki
zosta}a zamknieta.
Prawdopodobnie morderstwo.
New York, 2S-go maja. -
Bernhard H. Gueterhock, re-
daktor dla spraw miejscowych
przy New YorkerSt Staatszeitung
zosta1 znaleziony zastrzelony i
poczatkowo sadzono, IL sam
sobie zycie odebra}. Zdaje sic
jednak, re okaza}y sic poszlaki
morderstwa, gdyz kapitan po.
licy Picket aresztowa} nietylko
zone zmariego, ale take agen-
ia Charlesa Otto Baese i s}uza.
ca familii, Annie Robil. Baese
cd niedawna zamieszka} by1 u
Gueterbock6w. S1uzaca zezna-
la, re w Sobote wieczorem o.
ko}o gods. 10 uslysza1a W do.
mu wystrza} rewolweru. Pc.
Iicya o tenn uwiadomiono dopie
rolls minut pred 11ta. Gueter-
book przed dwoma miesiacami
cd ojca swego, pewnego ban
kiera berli6skiego, odziedzi-
czy} znaczny majatek. By1 W
Ameryce cd 81 lat i W pier.
wszych czasach swego pobytu
tutai pracows} przy Cincipna
tier Volksfreund. Tam pred
IA laty ozeni} sic c6rka Ito
grafa Muellera wkr6tce pc.
zniej otrzyma} miejsce przy
New Yorker Staatszeitung.
Ia oszczerstwo zastrzelOny.
NEW YORK, 2Sgo maja. =
Specyalna depesza Dallas,
Tex, donosi, re pani Lillian
Reeves, piekna 29letnia wdo-
wa, szesciokrotnie strzela}a z
rewolweru do niejakiego Lu-
dwika Longenetti, trafajac "a
kazdym razem. Cia}o zastrze.
lonego by}o formalnie poszar.
pane, a zabojczynie aresztowa
no. q zezna6 swladk6w okaza-
10 sic, ze Lopgenetti mieszka}
W tym samym hotelu, W kt6.
rym mieszkaAa pani Reeves z
matka. Pred czterema tygo-
dniami i pocza} oczerniac pa
MIA Reeves, tworzac plotki,
kt6re jak nsjgorsze swiat}o ma
MIA rzuca}y.
Wczoraj rano PAM Reeves
wysz}a z domu "a zakupnem.
Spotka} ia Longenetti i znowu
ia obrazl. Wtedy ona wyje1a
revolver z pod fartuszka i
strzela}a tax d}ugo, lie tylko
mia}a strza}6w. Sedzia Shelton
odda} ia pod sad grand jury
pod kaucya $1,000, kt6re ona
natychmiast z}ozy}a.
Maz pani Reeves by1 kondu-
ktorem kolei i pred rokiem
zostaf zabity W czasie katastro-
fly ma kolei Texas and Pacific. I
Longenetti liczy} 35 lat, by1
kelnerem pred 4 miesiaciami
przyby} tu z Memphis. Og6l'
ME sadza, ze PAM Reeves 20
stanie uWolniona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-29

rally sic otrzymat te roboty ka.
ida dla siebie. Oko}o p6}nocy
Cash, kt6ry by} W s}uzbie, .spo.
tka} m}odego Cleary'go; "a
czeto movie o tel sprawie, wy
wiaza1a sic goraca sprzeczka,
i nareszcie Cash dobywszy re-
wolwer, powiedzia1: ustaraj-
Gle sic o siebie, ia zas o siebie
starac sic 5ede"; wystrzeli1 i
trafi} Cleary'ego W glove. Po
pope}nieniu tel zbroni Cash
odszed}, ale p6zniej aresztowa1
60 asystent szeryfa Delahauty.
Cleary umar} W try godziny
p6zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-29
Wielki pOzar.

BALTIMORE, Md, 2Sgo maja.
Rafnerya cukru W tenn mie'
scie zosta}a wybudowana W ro-
ku 1891. w r. 1892 preclude
wano ia i jutro miano ia otwo-
rye. Dzisiaj pozar zniszczyf ia
do szczetu. Szkods zrzadzona
oblicza1a ma million dolar6w,
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boy proposed that he 20 along TO assist
per nome with her bundles. Both
!rii uu hIrsthauk, aud since tnen thur.
mas bten no trace Of them.
The greatest excitement prevail iu
CninstOwu, ut Sacramento, over TIE
abduction OF young Chiutsr wpuau.
says the Eau FnncitUI ChTUHc.
Shortly after O'Clock on Curs,ua.
in1rnius tw1 villai ounioCking uil'.
hihlcfs dove up O. her house %
street, nrd, on the plea OF wa. tiuE O..
zee her ON impIftlnt busiuose, induced
hrr 10 upru thV door HCafcely htd Tue
woman nppcdrrJ WHEN tho highUi. %.
tie threw q blanket over Eer htn uI ID
forced her into "a wagon. They tlD.
whipped up the homes ana dove
iuruutly ~ / sueet, wlefu they were
Lost in tue darkness. Lutt accDuul6 Uf
the ALTAR say That the abducted V..
man hos u4t siuuc been lpafI U.
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MAssHAL's SALE.

IDURsUANr 10 Az ORDER Ann
4 grerrr ut force ofurc enl aalr 90 me
directed IN me lmri iiigalicial h.'f,,l Cur!
public aHlu, ul Doc south front door Of thu
County Court House iu thr rIW OF SAT- Lake,
County uf rat AXE, Wi irrulOy ui thh.ou
ulI thr right. uIIU, claim aud Interest uf
Marion o.. tH.urHuv, D.. q t4Htadys B.. L.
liDn; MIlGm O. nMcaIH. Assignee of STAR,
NrNtmmius Western NHNHpip1f unl1n,
corporation % o.. Aulms, agent. Christian
lang and A'HuF MVHTa. uHftnrrH. Z. Inr
business Hs uHng hygrs Doe iuHuug ruu-
Sl9 ,os, fi,9 , @i Saga
=. H LAur noes l., o. Kinney AlIortuu
Anderson, NEuEW q. AuIcruuf D. W. Nor.
rIs0n. Egvliu Mgrr.l -lmUg. Ncuili and
under tHp .Hu uanG anI stflr OF Morrison.
Merrill g. Company lHuH.. o., lrAuy llud.U1
rtnytu %. 10, AWlHt a. a. syrsItr y, q, riaI.
burl Iyl O. ftarIUrki %. IS. Fuller, trauk
LlFiHrfH In.Wuni David W allurstciu, ag4
SARAH a ANyE. uI, 200 Hud 90 llC following
described vol estate, situate iIln. and bong
in sAlt luar uuuiNt Huu hrH lilgd HH fplluWt,
to.WItf Commencing aia luiut ono bundled
uuh trU au1 turr'lrrlN. NluN rode north.
and twenty one .lil auu Llr telinH I.1l rods
uuurfrr uI section twenty 1870 .!il. tuWuthIu
one D.. north ut range one l., west NAlt llLu
MERIDIAN. |u1 fuuuinH lliurr hurih eighty
uiur .Uu seventeenth .rtt rods il lur WrrI
nIurg tlr WrHt latE thereof 90 "a uulut u .r
cutf U. lNu place ul NUHiuu.us. lNuu.u Wtfl
uuyIEn and iuur.tcbINH .h,u tolu 90 iuU
pll.u uf l.gnnlngf ,ollNN.uE lWluiY"cyou
and one Ilf .lN H.rr. Ngns fUuHtcu
-IIt InLu County. ttau trrruny 10 uC sold
aatUrpupuuY OF Marion q. tuDlrsnr. H.. g..
s.l..ntr ui va,g MthImmiaa W,sion Sew.
rarrr Union. % ruI"ur .uuu, 10. ll. Auutla.
rErul, lrlslHu 10 NHna 'na AIhril Nr} YER,
r.TurfH. HnIu# hw",.H uH iuus Is tiul,fH.
%. o. .
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NARgHAL's SALE.

DUUeuANr Tu AZ EXECUTION 40 WE
\ directed IU tIu Third Distinct rUur. uf fHr
Territory uf llaH. . auHII expose no Ul.I.. HIIH.
Hl ilr font ruIr uf tuU County Court house .u
ihr tIiT Hl rHIt lHEr. County of raII Il.r aud
IuuutHrE Hi ltlH. uu IU. Is.N uay ~ January.
l''l. ni IHu O'Clock H Ust lI mo- rIaHf f|lr.
t|HIH HuI IHI.rr. Hf Ni.I.m Hruf.Ht.L .Hf. fu.
uuh fu IIH fl'HvIH. described rUII UIHIH
.Iful r. living HuH HI.UHH 700 HHf I.EuUI. ..I
county, 1900 ...rfl. q I.. follows. IH WIt.
lNr undivided r..U.HIufH.y.t Ut william
Irn', h... Wi 300, Hui 600 iHH tu.uNiIE rra. rs
,omm.nIns frrt uorn from southwest
r.IHHIuf IHI .rtvl .t.H.u.. HHrHsuIHr .H..
u|at'N r.It l.|au NII fUrt.r. tUruUH uHffH
UtF sr.Uu H.I U.H.HH|t .Ht.. ItrI. HUrH|u
rUFt ONO hundred .IEiI.fHur 0. IH"I. thence
south U.IN #"F." HHI uuH.NIT .t..| feet.
tl.u.. H..i ono hundred HAigsiHlr ... fgUl
tl IIH.. Ui hUHuU.u.
AI.u. commencing HEH FOB T.HH HHuW FROM
UuIHNt.t corner ui Too fhfHH .HIHr4 IhIHtg.
tsu ..l.. U'HI IS, rF.t l.Hhu tIty Huu0G thence
u.H. twenty fuIar thence u.r.I f1u Hu1
uuU.hI'I .l".. tuHf. thence wet twenty .tI
fnl. thence HluiH tcu and 0H. 1-'f 400 tygi
Co uugiuuIua.
10 be- toI aa Che property of William
tfnUHHl.t, 40 tNu ellis uf tuluhgTFor Is
hH|H.HtT.
ICTHsDf .aig. glsh. ........
nat g. BRIGHAM.
O.. a. hlIrshAl,
n.y.. o.. Au,uu DEPUTY Mar ual
Dated II. 1000. IF..
liuuIu, lLl g. uuNr, Auuug]f iur Plain.
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NOTICE.

Mlssoula Placer Mining Company salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ um"ttur 20 tlr directors hold saturday
Dec, pth. 1901, Hn assessment Hf fUH cons urf
share WHH lCNIut ON thu y"UIIl atuHA uf 200
corporation payable January Q tH.IH .. tHIyt.U
" pos Iuu., d. 20 Nam street, ale llhU cry,
Utah. Any .tuCk upon which tls HasUHWuuf
may remain unpaid uu January iItn, lHHl, WI.
be- delinquent qua auFortHsi fIr HIl1 10 uuuHH
auction and uulCHH payment iH made utiuiu
Will he sold on che lft day of Fob, l1i 90 O
Dc iu Co pay delinquent asac.HWtnt together
With c18t uf udytrtsiuE Hnd uNucnFu % allt,
JEssL W.. fuN JUS, syU'y.
90 Main street
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NOTICE 10 oRrDlroRs.


IITHIl % lInHrh : hIWUlIT DcC0IT1l7
NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN ~ TuE
~ undersigned. sarah o. hImbuIl, admins
tT4irIN uf thG cttato of RANCH +. hWlaN,
deceased. GO tHu rtrditDrs uf aud ul prrsuua
having claims uFl.nHt tho HNi ucHoHri, 90
exhibit turm with tho necessary Nuurhrr.,
within four months after thr 1rHt publication
o. thia notice. 90 tho aaIi ADMINISTRATIVE Dog
rcIidcurc 300 SAT- Lake City, iu th1 County ui
soft Lake.
Sarah u Kimbau admuislraiuN OF the
estate ~ Ranch b, himhHlI deceased,
Dated November Ga, 1905
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN the Probate Court, iu and Tor salt Lake
County. Territory uf Utah,
In tho Matter Of tho Relate of John Larsen,
Deceased,
NOTICE D. llEHEHI GiNIN THAT
y y, u. ii0uU, administrator OF Che
estate Of John iurHtu. deceased, has rcur
dorud for settlement. and llud ~ sad Court,
the mat account ~ his administration Of bail
Ustatr and petition Tor luHi distribution uf Tie
rtTiduu eft rul1 estate among the persons en-
tltlrd thereto aud that luurHduY, thc con- day
uf January, 4. u, isHi, 90 DO O'Clock m 90
tHH Court iiUlm Of said Court iu tho touuty
Court house, SAT- iakc Clty and County, Utah
frrutorY, has been duly appointed by ihu
Judge OF Hail Court Tor thg H-tttuvut " said
urrlunt and hearing rud puut1u Tor dlsirhu
tnu, 10 which time ana place any utfauu
Interested sal1 rttatO mas appear lnl show
cause, 10 any there Dee, why said hccOuni should
not Hu settled ANA approved aud hual tituiuu
ton made uH prayed ilrt
o. y. MELON,
tIgrk OF the PROBATE Court
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suMMoNa
In THO District Court u and Tor Tho Third
County 0f salt Lake.


rt. Y
.r1.fr .." i'lIt.lN 90 'iNN Fcnl
D." '. 'af' hucilcr Defendant
'' N.a hLtIHh tuQJl.Iu IH
=. ....N. III. .. aUtIu lT.uEHt l..IUH. .....
N.' ."... U...UU UIHfuHU. .n FI# .U..H..t
.... ... fH|t .uII.lul u.uI.t HT. Doe.
i'. .. ..tl ..H. urI 90 arFWCI Ga. complaint
..H ...I H..I.H i.u dave .HaH.usFu ID Inu
nH. HN".. II... iut sgrs uHEuu I.I.r
.O..HI ufHu UH .uu... ...
:. .'I''. ".a n. 5000. "ua..H N.. I. fII.H. ....H.
N.... i..H.. us.a. UusIvH. uIUIu 100
-a.Hut .U default uUI .rI.a.u
..l
..Ii ..i.u De- .t."... 'H H|vo Judgment
.'H'.. ".HN. "N .H .l. .....s uI action
.#t. DID ...| 900 .....I. H.tu
HI Wt ..Hu. ... .'.uU Il I. .I.....|I u...u
DIP N.H.H.. .H HHI .f
.i. H.H. .uI. boo 5000. TO-
..'I ..tUI DO Pip. HH. f.. ..uHs.
'.'....rt ..It... I.. H'T... I...a.
''t .A.u 10000. ....F uHH..|. ..I. Iu
....t 1900. ... H.l.... Loo
waco .t.NlH..... .u.d
go. .. tuHt.I .. H." ..I... .U
|.u. M.. t...... u.m. OF. .uI
...a ODD. FL. ..W . "..I., ..H
.''.| N...r. IH . fu. .HuH.. .aI.H
t. .U.N,.uH iH au
HI H.I,a '.u. IH .u ..f GOO
...I n .1.uH.Eat I..H..t d. I.n
1000. H.. .H. N.H.. UHs
Do. q. .... .. ........ "..I u.#I".f 90.
I. .".. I.. .... u... ag1 N,Ig....
90 Nt.'A % .I."I "a .. ..H
.' 90 F" ... '..U'a.|Hu I....
Nr Na. ..H ..H." .."A.H .aI|.. Iu H...
..tl'I =. .U N.. Dol. .U.H. WHrt#
..f. .H." 900 Ht.N..,I tY IH.
WHEY. . Do. i'.. '1nnI.
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NM ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Ht1HtHuldgrs uf tHH COMMERCIAL Na.
tunaI Llama ut suIt lHan CIV. ttau Territory,
Will Hr held iu the dirgrtugs. room 800 ihc ban.
Of Sole lsHhy IlIY, un Tuesday, January Hth
lNl. 40 O'Clock nm, fHI Che purpose ut elect.
los board uf directors Iuf Che ensuing y Ir
uuu for tIv Transaction NJ ouch other tusiurHa
as may lawfully come before .IIl meeting.
OluAOE No. uuMNLl,
AitoHt= PRECEDENT
JNu. w. DONNELLAS, CafhioL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NrorICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Blythe uN-
n drrsIgutd, administration ul thu estate Of
WI. \. AtlUu,ugrr. ed 1 Che creditors ut ana
an ueTHuUH having claims against 900 sara
drctascd, tu exhibit them VITA tho uoH..htry
Vouchers. within ttn muuths Hltrr tun ufst
pubIicHtun Hf tins notice, Go tho tuId admin
Curator 40 so 70 street. iu SAT- l.asu NItl, "a
tho County ul SAT- Lake.
WIN. T.. y Allen, administrator OK 1he estate
Of ~. T. n, Allen, deceased,
Dated December ttn, 1874.
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SUMMONS
n che District Court Zoo u1l fHf Boo Third
.u1I.IaI District 0I Utah Ir.ulUI,
tUuHIy ul hHit Lake

ln th0 District Court Zoo nBl Tor Boo Third
.uii.aI district of llhh lt.uioU,
,ouay oi SAT- Laln
TO Sauoual Bank of tho Heruul., pnuu1
William Hurlo. Mar Uurto. Doc wife, and
lgW0rd Topper dc'eulaua
1bc rs6pl5 gf tho r,uiory q ulah send
Iftviu. lu william luTaU. MARY T. NurEg.
boo vito. snu ldward rorrrr defendants.
Won ARE HEREBY INQUIRED 10
i appear man action brought against Yuu
N thr agu,l namal plalhlt. 900 ihu lHil0i
Court ut trr lHUd Judicial District uf thn
Territory Ui uu, ana Go answer ihc CON.
PLAIN. uIuI therein within ten day @ IuA,luHIFr
N thehHy Of trrNlcel after Che service on you
UftuIa summons -lt served within tula county
tIHiuUl within twenty days, U.nuralfy within
forty uHYH=Hg Judgment ly default WilI De-
tA.n fgaiu.t sou, according i1 lhr payer ui
-Hdu,uou s brought 60 h1fo o. decree ,f
lNIH court Tor tNH foreclosure ui certain
mortgage executed ,ty f.irHdhnH nurEr iH
nut hereinafter drsru. go, pNru tu SECURE ul0
payment OF % certain HrumHHnrr note ~ even
dltr, executed by fHIl defendants Go sand
Glars. boz Hum OF 1920, with luiCrr.t iIum
maturity at o. per .UrtI tr anuuu, du 900
year after dHr, HlHU being unpaid HsEr 900.
trrutt tp July D, l7i, lltO.3 palu Iub. DO. lTs.
go. ~ paid apr D., lsJ.1luu fiHiI paid Juno
10, Isll aai1 lUtr ant mortgage having boon
uuly UtHiEutu FOO DO .IUNu, who o. uUW iUH
uNugf uui holder No .lmrt certain pnrf nt
Hail prgw'Hgs UlNuE boon fr.rlaUl GO HlIl
matter dysrIIHrd. 90 have Goo amount ut .su
mnr,glaC decd .srtTiIU"' and IU IHrrl uUI
l1WlIi luuu.r On N..r HH u.#rr 40 80. lu
UsugI form 30 Tauu uu HmlUai duo il sHI1 HH.
fruHuUl Edward uuuur NNl u.I.u" t nuIr
lIru nn f'Is Pc tltt-. lnl i1 fall uAInN1 GOO
HUu.rl ua fDI.uUlH, iIsuIl Commencing uf
UHTNNHr.i ..lNtl ... % DOCS .It NlHl '.t
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IN mo TT-TIT" TTTT N "ITT TTT0 TUTU|I
Utah Territory
Gn the matter Uf iuo estate OF John u, RumoI
JT, deceased
LTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES ms TuI
~ undersigned, JTfu1 %. ium0.. 40
IUInlflrHulN 10 tHu above mentioned
pHuit uUt Hi administrators viii soil
90 private HH|r Go lHH highest mdIU.
fuT zach IHH fH'IuWIn" mining Ei0Hkt, af
II u'r.ur uE l.u Htl day 81 Icrcmhur, isIH.
tnNIt lH.UH #HlTys 90 no capital stuts of iur
star Mining company, @ corporation, .H
.HHrts ~ tlr capital Hu.h ui thu Lucky 1900
MINING company. u corporation, lids Tor luU
T.Hr. base uf lHH HHuNH mentioned stocks 90 lr
HIIUrHfri fu NTsHu ltIwUI 90 lHv hCarrpi $50.
fruu Uluk IH rHIi Lake CIty, salt Lake
County, Utah lyuliufy.
dated December .-gd, l''i
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Aru boz accordance WIN |NH. HHI order Ui
iIu uuurI uf dIr.l tnfa mao. .H l'. Doc HuN Uf
lUInf HHJu HiUH. Ha may hU r.....lrH. wIII IU
.uid ne tIu south IuHr OF Mt... County Court
House u uEIfu tHh. uH IHr HfN IHU .l
uu"HwIHH Isl.. nt D. o'clock UHHH. uf fHII day.
fnuHr delinquent assgaaHUuI thereon, fHHUfIu.
with tHU HHst OF AI,grusIuH ..| tEH.H.Ha uf
tIr HIIH q. e.. MI. SECRETARY.
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DAVIS AND WEBrH COUNTIES CANAL
COMpft}. CcD. N, UTAH
IErfiIUHI.

NOTICE. TUEUE HnL rEi1NVUENH
~ upon The follow dnf. ..I Zoe. UH
account of Assessments iefI0I .u ~ t. Boo.
lsII. tHr several amounts .. OPPOSITE. 300
nance Of The respective tharo.HIte.. .a iH..
love.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
standard CugRa
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frAvus SAW tANu
No. Tor IH"hHs NIuEIHut
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-27

10 Sauoual BANK of tho UgruaI., rnuug
FH
william Huflo, Mary 4. Iurto. Doc wife, and
laW#Tu Topper. defendant
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19

"SEE HERE" said Mr.. Jefferson T.
Short, of Carrie, Texas, as be dived
into bis pocket and brought up a
hundred neatly engraved visiting
cards. "What'lI I do with these
things when 1 get home? If 1 offer
n to a mar he'd shoot me. But l
find up here that if l want to see the
eighty.fourth assistant secretary to
the twenty.third assistant secretary
of the secretary I've got to give one
of the pasteboards to a colored gen.
tlemau who wears better clothes than
l do, aud kick around iu the hall
outside before 1 can get inside.
Judging by the time it takes, l will
be able to make not more than four
calls this week. If this is what you
call a Democratic Government 1
would like to see a return to Federal.
ism. l used to think that these fel.
lows in the departments, being hired
by the public and getting their wages
from the public, could be reached by
the public,"- Washington Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19

Poor OLD Ward McAllister is in
hot water again. He wrote and had
printed an article on Chicago society,
in which he was not at all compli.
mentary to the ~Chicagoese, and the
Windy City newspapers are roasting
the Gothamite most numerically.
One of them calls him "a fat chuF,"
whatever that is, and another refers
to him as 1.-THE best all around ass in
the country" II will be we'll for Mr..
McAllister if he keeps himself under
cover when he goes to Chicago. He
has an unfortunate habit of putting
his foot in it every time he refers to
society in other cities. He has made
the 400 in New York the laughing
stock of the country, and other cities
object to being served that way.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19

The statements published that the
visit TO Washington of George A.
Jenks, who was Solicitor General IN.
der Cleveland's last ad administration,
was for the purpose of opposing the
appointment Of State Senator Harry
Alvin Hall, of Elk county, to the
position of District Attorney for the
Western district Of Pennsylvania, lie
denied here on what appears to be
good authority. 1t is further stated
that Mr. jerks is likely to be soon APP
pointed to a high position by Presi.
dent Cleveland, and that this is the
real object of bis trip to the National
Capital. Harrisburg Telegraph.
Occurs to us that about all the
good positions of Mr.. jerks size are
already gone.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19

WHEN the Southern Governors,
sab, meet in Richmond, sab, to dis.
cuss measures for the good Of the
South, sab, it is proposed to appoint
a committee, sab, to call on President
Cleveland, sab, and ask him to aid 10
developing the South. As Phil.
Sheridan once said if the South
would raise less jeviltry and more
crops she would not have to ask any.
body TO help her. You don't hear
Of any Northern State asking for
help to develop its resources. They
generally buckle down for themselves
and work out their own salvation to
their own satisfaction. It's a way
they have.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19

The Farr compulsory educational
and free text book bills we're favora.
bly, considered by the Senate Com.
mittee on Education, and will soon
be on their way through the Senate.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Waller, who has Endorsed both
measures in his annual report, was
before the committee and made a
lengthy argument in their favor.
The free text book bill is one that
has never yet succeeded in getting to
the Governor, although efforts in that
direction have been made for the past
ten years. 1t is a measure that must
commend itself to every good citizen.
At present the matter Of furnishing
school books is in the hands of a
School Book Trust, which dictates the
prices to be paid. Under the new
law tho directors of public schools
can 60 outside of the Trust, for there
are plenty Of publishers who will un.
dertake to prepare and furnish books
far below the price now put upon
them. The bill will relieve poor
parents from the necessity Of keeping
their children at home, and it will
aid very materially in the cause OF
education. Pass it and give it 3 fair
trial. Harrisburg Telegraph.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-19
Binders & Mowers.

1 have the llghtest and latest improved
Binder made. 1t is not to be compared
to any of the old style heavy binders
now being sold. And the Moving Ma
chine l now offer you bas no equal as a
grass cutter. 1t is the latest one out. In
vented and made by the man who
brought out the old Champion Mower. 1t
is the best adapted machine for our hills
and hollows and stumpy ground ever
invented,