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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY,
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY,

GEORGlA-COBB COUNTY.
To all whom it may coucern Joseph
N. Guess and Henry N. Guess, admins
traitors of Jerusha Guess, deceased, has in
due form applied TO the undersigned for
leave to sell the lands belonging to the
estate of said estate, and said application
will be heard on the first Monday in March
next. February 7th, 1893
j. NJ. STONE. Ordinary.
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THE EQUITABLE MORTGAGE co,
Sessions + Sessions, Attorneys.
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Sic sam Bel Der &ei@stass,uabl,

Ser 8erliner Correspondent Der 81.
s. pr." i9reibt unter benz 25. Suli:
DaB man beim Bferbefauf, priifung
unb anberen i6idlalsi9meren 8ei6afs
ten pS9nein" baben muB, ilt mdnnigs
lid befannt. OaB esaber au6 BEL bsm
i6wer bere6enbaren 8olfsgeri9te, bas
man Mablen nennt. BON n6tben ober
minbeitens iebr niiBli6 1T, lebrt fol-
genbe @ef6i6te bon Der Iebtbin int
beifl6en Wablfreiie 9llsfelos2auters
bad ftattsebabten @riabmabl fur einen
Der boppelt gewdblten 4ntiiemiten. Sn
Der @riaBwabl 1T es gelungen, ben
nationalliberalen @anbitaten Brofel1or
8afbaus nit bem antiiemitiI9en Gan=
bibaten, obwobl bieier bic meiiten
Stimmen erbielt, in bic Sti9wabl au
bringen. g8ie eS 10 getommen, lebrt
bic na6folgenbe f0itli9e @el6i9te
bic mir bon einem Nugen3eugen, einem
naderen S6riftgelebrten, ber ii6 i'm
Sntereiie Der nationalliberalen Yartei
an Der Wablagitation in benz &reiie
betbeiligte, in beiterfer 2aune er3dblt
iporben lit. Sollte ba in Der 9roBen
@irtbsifube zines beilii6en 9orfes
eben cine Wab Iammlung beginner;
Der &an6ibat BrofeHOr 8adbaus bate
gerabe ba8 Wort genOmmen alt elmer
i6neibigen &ebe gegen bic antifsmitis
f9e Ql9itatiOn unb bic 8auern bor6ten
bod auf. 9lber faum bate er bic
erfen @orte gefpro6en, ba entfebt
eiue gfoBe llnrube; bic ftattli9e Wirtbin
ftiirat aufgeregt berein unb idreit; Sbr
Mann foa tommen, Der &ne9t ioll
aud fommen, bic bette Sau liegt i'm
Sterben, fie fam nidt ferteln! Sos
bann muB glei9 anipannen unb gum
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0elebrie nl6 .,en ftretten

lber bic nria4:n pes 8Seumatismus aber ea egiItlr
!eine MeinnnssperiGtebenbtt nnter ibnen hber BIZ
Gefabren, be er in fidb brst, bic Spmptpme, burd
peIGe er a trnbsiebt, nnD bic @Gpierstett, Jpn 81
pertreiben, penn er &rcntid sewprteu. IS perbcr
perI6iebene mineroide unb reSetabtlt DE Site ba:
seseu periaIisben aber tstns berieIbeu Bat @ in bel
Grfabruus 70 bewdb.t, pie 6pftetter'S Masenb.ters
DieIe5 bsifrdftise srtanum retnist ba5 @lut burd
Befbrberuns einer lebbaften 1bdttsteit Der @iereu
tpeI6. aus bsm bur& fe btubur&setenben Hlut bat
rbeumati1he @ift aasiaetben, penu bafelbe in ben
Gpit,m porbanben 1T. Serhbmte Gertte tabeu 3eus'
nib absel:st fur ben @ertb pes Sitters Bel 8beuma
ttsmus; bic Oeeinunsen Der NerJe iber baGelbe per
BEN beltdtiSt burG bic 3utmmuus eeS 9rpben Yubli.
tums. sOaS 8ttter8 fIrirt Grtdltunaea unb = eber
9eberIeben, Dpspepfs unb geritopfuus.
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Sbierar3t fabren! Wer bic Wi6tigs
felt berartiger Gamilieniorgen auf benz
2anbe fennt, begreift, baB unter bielen
lmitdnben BON Snterefe fur bic Mabl
feline &ebe fein fonnte. Nber bic Wirs
thin bate ibre erregte Nnipra6e taum
geenbet, als Der &ebner, profefor Or.
Badbaus, nit gelaiiener Miene err
tldrte: es lei nibt n6tbig, gum Sbiers
ar3t gu fabren. @r perltebe au9 ettpaS
bon benz @ei6dft unb tpole Der 5au
iOfort, uenn bic 8eriammlung anf
tnrae 3eit unterbro9en tperbe, bic n0s
tbige 6iilfe leilten. 9ie gerfammlung
batte gar ni6t 3eit, ii6 bon ibrem
Staunen gu erbolen, baB elm profefor
10 etpas f0nnte, unb ba gins er i6on
nit aufgefiilpten 6embdrmeln binter
Der Wirtbin, bic nit Der 2aterne
boranleu6tete, in ben gerdumigel,
S6weineltal. gBer fonnte. ging
nit binein, bic Nnberen tparteteil
boiler Spanning brauBen. Ser
profeRor ma6te li6 f9lcunig5t
an bic 8efreiung Der i'll Wsbem lie9ens
ben Sau, unb mad menigen geourts:
biiIflideu 9anbsriffen fam baS erfte
Sunge au Sage. So6 profeHor Bad
bauS! Sod bic nationalliberale pars
tel t6nte e8 als Nntwort barauf bur6
ben Stall unb pfanste ii9 brauBen
auf benz Sofe fort. Ser Notbbelfer
belt itd in5tuii9en tii6tig aur Sade
nnb almdlig tamen iebsaebn Gerfel gu
Sage. Stun mar Der Geube tein gnbe !;
bic Berfammlung tpur5e in Der beiters
ten STUNNING gu @noe gefiibrt. Oie
0hlfe aber, tpel6e Der @anbibat, Der
profefor an Der lanbpirtbI6af.li6en
2ebranitaIt 1T, Der beiten Sau in ibs
rem f6weren Stiinolein geleiitet,
bra6te Der natiOnalliberalen Bartei in
ienem 8e5irfe 6reibun6ert Stimmen
ein, iie bra6te bic partei in bic Sti9s
wabl unb biirfte ibr babur6 au6 gum
Siege perbelfen. (9ie f6one Soffs
nung purbe mittlerpeiIe bur6 bic
9batia6en auni6te gema6t. 9ie
6reiIinnigen, in beren Sdnben bic
@ntI6eibung lag, sogen es unbesreifs
li6er @eiie Dor, fir ben Nntiiemiteu
3u itimmeu. 9lnm. B. Geb.l
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un6 6abriten gei6loHen perben muBz
ten unb 3auienbe fleiBiger Qlrbeiter
bei66ftiguugslos auf bic 9traBe GEE
feBt murben.
: Nrnolb 80dltn, Der befannte
Waler, Der tiir3lib pon elmer f6ueren
&ranfbeit qenefen 1T, bat, nie es beiBt,
elm altes 8erfabren in Der MaIerei neu
entbedt unb pirb bafelbe bemnd6t
Der Sefentli6feit be.annt geben. @r
erfldrt, 6ailelbe tperbe ben nSreili9t"s
8e1 9madsberDirrungen ein @nbe be-
reiten.
= Sn elmer @eielIen 6erberge in
Stem 19eib ermDrbeten ELM berunterge>
tommener @onlnis unb elm @9nei6er<
geielle einen BrauburI9en, inbem lie
i'm i'm S9laf erbroHelten nnb parfen
bic 2ei6e gum Geniter binaus. 9fa6=
benz lie ben geringen @elbbetrag, ben
ber ungliidll6e i'm 8efb bate, fi6 anz
geeignet batten, iu6ten fie eili9it bas
Weite, tpurben aber berfoIgt unb bings
feft gema6t.
= Man f6reibt aus Berlin: SIN
Gbolera<0ospital gu Moabit befin6en
lid 10 perionen unter dratli9er 8ez
banblung, bic bon Der @bolera befal>
len iinb. Drei neitere Sdue gelang>
ten am 27. 9lusuft aur &enntnibnabnle
Der Beborben.
: Ser 0fli9e She'll bon Ooers
i6lelien tpurbe bon einem perbee=
beerenben @pflou beimgeiu6t. 5unz
6erte bon 9duiern linD in &oiel, Oberz
@logau unb Neu1tabt 3erf0rt morben.
Iu9 iinb mtbrere Meni6enIeben Der
Butb Der @lemente gum Opfer ges
fallen.
= 9ie nMiin9ener", B. b. bic un=
ter Der 2eitung bes Directors 6ofpaus
er itebenbe oberbaprii6e S9aulpielerz
truppe, tpel9e i'm 8esritf fanb, cine
9unltretfe mad ben Ser. Staaten an>
autreteu, nerben ni6t mad 9lmerifa
fOmmen, ba 6ofpauer 10 i6ner seis
itig ertrantt 1T ,baB er in elmer Nerpens
9eilanftalt untergebraGt tuerben
muBte.
: Sn putbus auf 6er Sniel &i>
gen ma6te Die 96aulpielerin Sba
lluger ibrem 2eben bur9 gelbftmor6
elm gnbe. 2iebestummer foa bic
aiinitlerin in ben Sob getrieben bas
ben, Sm 3uiammenbans nit bisier
2iebestra90bie wirb gemelbet, baB
Der S6aufpieler 9ermann 9afel benz
Wabnlinn nerfallen 1T.
= Ser st 9ofprebiger unb Ct
Gei6stagsabgeorbnete St6der, ber be-
fannte Intiiemiten>G >Giibrer, bat bon
Sambrrg aus an 8orb bes 9ampfers
rNuguta 8ictoria" bic &eife mad Stem
Oort angetreten. @r min cine gorz
lefe>Sour bur9 bic Ser. Staten uns
ternebmen.
= 9amburger 8ldttern sufolge bat
ptof. Dunbar felt benz 10. Suli i'm
glbpaHer tpieberbolt 8acillen gefunz
ben, bic ben &ommabaciGen dbneln.
Ser ein3i9e unteri6ie6 aiuii6en bieien
unb ben tpirfli6en &ommdbacilen bes
ffebt barin, bab bic iiinsft entbedten
bel Der &ein5u6t auf @elantineplatten
f6neller nad)ieu, als bic 4ommabae
cillen. Dunbar slaubt. baB dbnli6e
Pil3e periooilp fommen unb lpieber
berf1min0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

wsHn ba1slbe tn irsenb einem 8aue, in
BEN 60 ii9 I'm WieOerberfsunns iiberorbes.
tstsr, i6mddlider, garter 6raueu, nm bic
5ttiun9 trgenb eiues Srauenleibtns han.
belt, tueoer bilft nod flrirt, tuirb bas @elb
eatiir snriidssseben. 60 IN stn ttdrienbes,
refaurtrtnSes Comic, tpeldes bas WerS.u.
inftem ifdblt unS slei6seitis berubiot, unb
sins iiders unb Serldblids arsnsi fir 6rauen.
lsib.n nnb @&ranfbeiten. Gs resulirt unS
fOrbert ale Orsanifden 6unttioneu, bsrbei.
iert bic 8erbauuus, beretdert bas Blut.
psrtreibt 8ein nnb Sdmersen, brinat .r.
tri(denben S4laf unS fteIt araft uuS Sc.
fnnbbeit tuieber Der.
sc siebt feline dubere arsnet, bte ebenio
biflis iein f0nnte. @et oieier ;ablt man bios
fir p8trtb trbaIteu".
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@eiomsere @prfidt If rathlar

tpdbrenb Der beiBen Sabresaeit. ST
9ein Stublsang auBer Orbnuns 10
sreife iofprt au GOrnis Masenfdrter.
Wenn bel 3eit angemanbt, beiIt er
&ubr, 9pienterie, aberbaubt aae uns
regelmdBigteiten seS Wagens nnb Der
8ebdrne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-28

G tn as Sic bar
an 3it ertnueru,
tpeilit Ste eine
i9ipddlidje ober
leioenoe S5rau Tub,
bab eS nur etne D2es
ot5til Siebt, betreffs
oerer man 10 sewtb
TT, baB fie 9bneil
bilft, bab bafiir ga.
T a nttrt tper6eu
tann. 60 TT DIR.
Yierct'a Favorits
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Sndlens Mrutea salbe.

Dte Bette Galbe Der geIt fnr S&nttte, auetf&un.
sen, @ef&pdre, Gtebers uub Saut, Nusi&Ias Slet,n
seipruneene 6dnbe, Srcitbeulen unb aus bautfrouts
betten; turrt 5dmOrrtctben pber teine He8abluns.
Sbatss 8ufrtebentett saranttrt pber eas @tlb ptrb
9urh6e-nattei. 25 GeutS bte 66a&tel. Bum Uertdui
IN aaen apotbsfen Nbslpb Dretb, Gbompipn & Co., /,
Dbplefale
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= Wie aug 8onbam mitgetbeilt
tuirb, erf6oB Der Garmer Sobn 9tes
mart i'm 8erlaufe BON 6ens Streitigs
teiten ieinen 9la9bar 8. u. Martin.
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Grossartl9er 8atumnl9s 0erkauf
.......-- - T.. W0I.E'SoN. ........ .......'..
a wit Sargan8 ir 6aben bic Yrei nttr bic niebrehm
gttbt. gsir ba6en oas popnldrte @e6df Oct etabt
9antelt= =SQtlenlt. /. 8louielt.

1uAtllt>&AlIltNu. Oluu| tl.
@rpbarttse Bargains &ein Ronfurrent
fann mns eIcidtommen. Sribere 9rei'e ipsrben
gar nidt beriidiidbtist.
8unte poer ipeibe TatlIen gu 75 Gents unb
65 Cents,
amf 65 Gemts rebmsirt.
gSeBe 81 unb 81 25 TailIen gu IS Gents.
@Gmar3e eaipn Saillen, friiber 3l $1.25
unb $l.50,
iebt dmf 8 rebmsirt.
gGeibe eatpn Eaiaen au $500, 1926 unb
50 so; rebu5irt auf $1.75.
Mle $500, $3.50 unb $4O0 8robe.2niaen,
pra9tpoa seitidt, in allen 8arbem
Sm $3.50 pro- Stiid.
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Land once Matsers-

Register o'Toole received instructions
from the general land office yesterday to
notify August Anderson that his appeal
6hthe contest against George ID. Ross was
rejected July 8. 1893, because il was not
taken in time.
The protest of Henry Quinn against
coal entry 14i. made by John 8. Crockett,
for the SEA OF Sec Is. TIP 50 N, r E. on
the ground of priority of settlement,
has been dismissed by Commissioner
Lamoreux because Quinn failed to comply
with the requirements Of law.
In the contest Of Thomas v. Smith.
timber land claimant, against Edward
Blewett, coal decisrant, involving the n \
SEA Of Sec % TIP 33N. RAE. Commis-
sioner Lamoreux has instructed Register
O'Tools to notify Smith to submit new
proof Of priority of settlement This order
10 due to the fact that Biewett was not
notified of the date of Smiths proof.
In the matter of the contest of John G.
Garvey ". P. w. etiiiman. involving the
NE14 Of Sec 50. Tp IS N, RISE. Assistant
Commissioner Bowers has overruled the
decision of the register. denying the
motion Of George Augustus 8. King, first
cousin Of the deceased. TO dismiss the con-
test. and instructed that King. II he
chooses to make final proof. must furnish
the best Of evidence Is to his heirship.
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RENEWED CITY WORK.

Nearly Three Hundrsd Msu EmploysA
ON Streets and Sewers.
At the meeting Of the board Of public
works yesterday . petition was received
from W. &. Ballard and nineteen other
taxpayers asking that new sidewalks be
laid on Spring and Fourth streets adjacent
70 the new Presbyterian church, which
viii soon be completed. ~ the sidewalks
are very unsafe. As soon a. the church Is
completed there viii Be large number use
the walks. The matter was referred TO the
street commissioner for IN estimate, after
which the petition will bs referred to the
council for ordinance.
A petition was received, signed BY .
number Of property owners, asking that
there be an arc light established at the
corner of Front and Seneca streets, a. the
sidewalks were in rather poor condition ct
that point, and the light insufficient. The
petition was referred to the council with
favorable recommendation.
George w. Lacy, who has furnished
plans for steam heating in the city hall.
by counsel stated that . compromiss set
Element of the case against the city would
be accepted upon . basis Of ~. The mat
ter WAS referred to tho council with .
favorable Recommendation.
Commissioner Wolfe stated that $50
men were employed on the city street and
sewer work. a. follow: One hundred and
sixty men on the West street sewer. sew
enfy on the Hazel street sewer. and Atty
men on the streets.
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Coar,. ana rabi,e omes..

The only new suit flied In the superior
court yesterday was that Of the Fremont
Milling Company against Cora Ii. Brown
and 4. J. Brown TO foreclose mechanics
lien OF sl93.i0.
Anton Olson, q young man about q
years old. who has lived at Fremont, was
committed 20 the insane asylum by Judge
Lam ley yesterday. He was insane on the
subject Of religion.
license Co wed was issued Yesterday
for Henry L. O'Neal, OF Tacoma. and Mary
A. johnson. of Sacramento, CAL: Carl Il.
Anderson and Caroline Stark, both o.
Hartford; Jeptha Robinson. of Forks, and
Mary K. Beyier, OF Seattle; George A.
Trower. of Seattle. and Minerva May Seese.
Of Kent.
Tom Edwards, charged with grand lar
ceny in stealing a gold watch and q coat
from Frank Purdy, was yesterday con-
victed IN the superior court. Frank
Jenning. against whom an information
charging burglary was first nled, was
allowed TO plead guilty OF petty larceny
aud was sentenced to four months in the
county Jail.
A private dispatch received here yester-
day announces that the United States cir
cult court has affirmed the decision of the
United States district court for the dis
trict of Oregon in the matter Of the sec
ond libel against thesteamer Haytian Re-
public. This releases the boat from the
second libel and - q very substantial vic
tory for the defendants,
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started, 30 his wife says. for Manchester.
Mrs Geiinus 10 apparently sincere when
she says she does not know where be il OF
what may have happened to him. She
has been PRESUMED with sickness since
she learned of hsa failure 10 rsaeh Man
chester.
There 10 no good reason for 0slinus' dis
appearances, and he may have met with
some accident or have been fouiy dealt
with. He had no. acquired any interest
In the mill that he could not have homer
ably withdraw from He owes no bills
of any consequences. and he il the owner
Of property ia Ballard worth 81, 500. His
domestic life has always bsen happy one.
and WAS when he LEFT
HIS partners, however. believe 10 In
tended TO leave for good when he went
away on Monday. as he took . satchel con-
tanning all his clothing.
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rHE CITY PRINTING.
"Press- Tfmea" Presents IN Interessins
Comparison Of Cost.

"Press- Times" Presents IN Interesting
Comparison Of Cost.
Foreman II. A. Chad wick, Of the Pye.-
Times, yesterday fiied in the superior court
on behalf Of the Seattle Publishing Com
pany in its suit against the board OF alder
men to enjoin the letting Of the city print
ing to the Telegraph an affidavit which
shows mp the 7slrgrapA's bid in its true
light.
lie shows that by taking the amount of
printing done for the city in the past
eleven months and figuring its cost to the
city on the basis of the proposals OF the
Press. Times and telegraph last submitted.
the Telegraph would receive for the work
x3.44664 and the Press-Tsmes $2.i357s, a
simple gift to the former sheet of 81, $40. 10
as q bonus for doing the work. He further
shows that the type of the Telegraph being
"fatter" than that used on the Press Times,
the measurement of the same number OF
words printed In the Telegraph and the
Press Times shows a difference OF IL % per
cent. in favor of The Press Times for econ
omy of space. This would add $3e60i to
the TelegrGpA's bill and raise the bonus to
81, 706,9l In support Of this statement he
attaches clippings from both papers
&. VI. Leavett, the circulation agent Of
the Press Times, also makes and files the
sworn statement that the paper has cir
eulstion of over 1000 in the city alone.
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Chief A. B. Hunt. OF the FIRE depart
ment. has received official notification
that the managers of the Midwinter fair
have named February 8 as Fire Associa.
ton day. This 10 in honor Of the conven-
tion Of fire chiefs of the Pacific coast.
which convenes in San Francisco Febru-
airy and holds until the 9th. inclusive.
Chief Hunt has not decided whether he
will attend.
Chief Hunt has received letters from
Thomas Deasy. chief of the Victoria de-
partment; L. L. Mcclellan, chief OF Olym-
pia, and Assistant Chief A. ]. Bruemmer,
Of Tacoma. signifying their intention of
being present at the Seattle Firemer's Re-
lief Association ball Christmas night in
Armory hall. The sale Of tickets continues
with gratifying results. the number Of
present approximating 400.
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A STRANGE pIsAPPEARANcR
Third Missing Man From the rswn of
Ballard.

The mysterious disappearance OF well
known resi- 4ents O! Ballard during the last
two months verifles sbs saying that one
accident Is likely 70 produce two more Of
. similar kind The first disappearance
Was that Of n. W. Fletcher. the we'll
known mill man; then Thomas ". Smith.
the man Of many orders. followed his ex-
ample. The last mysterious departure
from Ballard is that OF Richard Gel,nus.
an inventor of q steam pump and q re-
spected resident OF Ballard Tor the last
eve years.
About . month ago Mr.. r. Gelinus
formed q partnership with J. W. Wheat
nan aud D. Desnoyer. OF Ballard, and the
three leased the shinxie nsii at Msnehe.-
ter. Tie mill has been in operation under
their management about two weeks A
week ago Monday Gelinns iest Manchester
for Seattle 80 bay some needed articles sor
the mill. and wAs 90 return the next DAY.
Taesdss. He has nos vet returned, and
none OF his former segnaintAnces know
where he IS
He came 20 Ballard Monday, remained
with his wife and family and On Tuesday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-19

Mr.. Julius Siemens and his brother, ].
p. Siemens, of Gretna. Manitoba, are in
the city with q party Of German Menno-
mites. who are delegates to look up place
for the settlement of colony. In the
party are Rev. Peter Reger. from Ger
many; Messrs. Peter Wiebc, Jacob Wiens,
A Claassen, II. Vogt. from Manitobs; F.
II. Jansen, p. p. Harder. A. C. Dick and
Henry Kroeker. from Minnesota. They
have stopped in several places east of the
mountains and this evening leave for Oak
harbor. WILDLY island The party will be
accompanied by I. w. Entz and r. 8.
Tucker