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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

THE threatened hostilities in Kansas between
the Republicans and Populsts have been avert
ed. and peace now relgns in Topeka, the capital
CITY. The trouble arose over the possession OF
Representative hall in the capitol by the Repub-
licans, who on the face of the returns had
majority in the House over the Populists. The
Populists claimed that the true figures gave them
that majority. The newly elected Governor is
a Populist, and the Senate is also: o:made up of
majority of third party members. A Republi-
can House therefore would be the only obstacle
in the way of The proposed Populist legislation.
Both sides had agreed that the question could
be rightfully determined only by the courts, but
the Republicans, weary of waiting, took forcibe
possession of representative hall. and organized
themselves into legislative body. They were
Immediately surrounded by the militia. which
as a matter of fact was entirely useless to the
Governor, and ready to act with the Republi-
cans at a moments notice. The commanding
officer in fact, refused to obey the orders of the
Governor, to clear representative hall of its SO
called Republican usMpers. For the purpose
of gaining admission to the hall, the belligerent
Republicans forced the doors with sIeoge nam
mers, and defed the whole Populist machinery
to dislodge them.
For while the city was in a state of fearful
excitement. and it seemed at one time that
bloodshed could not be averted. compro-
mise was finally brought about, however, by
which the Republicans retain possession OF rep
resentative hall, and the Populsts are privileged
to meet in some other place. This they say they
will do, and go right ahead making laws, which
of course will be concurred in by Populist
Senate and Governor. The courts will then be
called upon to decide the validity of those laws.
1t will give the people of Kansas the rare and
dangerous spectacle of two rival houses, each
claiming to be the legal one.
Such occurrences are very unfortunate, and
border dangerously close on to anarchy.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
WINDHAM,

Early Monday morning the building owned
by Mr. johnson, and occupied by DIR. Crawfis
as an Office. was discovered to be on fire. When
first seen it was too late to save anything No
insurance on the building. The DR.. holds
small policy on his books and instruments.
Loss 5000.
1T Wright was painfully injured by vic
ious horse at his stables Saturday. That horse
has nearly killed bigger man than you. John.
Better put him where he won't hurt anyone
again rs 7A&
o.. L Earl is suffering from severe attack of
pneumonia.
THE early birds'' who opened their sugar
camps last week failed to catch the worm -
Froze up in the hole and refuses to run
Ed Snow. our pious Mayor, is willing to
swear that he did not a. commit matrimony. y as
reported last week. N.Y..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
RANDOLPH,

FEB. 20.-Since our last there have been sew
eral changes and sales of real estate in town.
II. D. Smalley sold his place just west of the
Center. containing 2s acres of land to George
Earhart, for $4,000. Mr., Smalley goes to At
water Station. where he has purchased house
and lot. Mr.. Smalley and wife will be miss ed
by their many friends in Randolph,
John Truxall, who lately sold his home just
north of the Center. has purchased house and
10 tiust south of the Center, formerly owned
and occupied by Mr.. Chatfeld.
James Craig has sold his house and lot to Mr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

JOHN M WEBB, President of the Vindicator
Printing Company. and with one exception, the
oldest Democratic journalist in the State, died
suddenly at bis home in Youngstown, last night,
of heart disease, aged 6s years While con-
versing with his family he was stricken, and
died before medical assistance reached him,
During his life he was an uncompromising
Democrat, and would have been the successful
candidate for postmaster at Youngstown, at the
expiration of the term of the present incumbent.
He was a man of strict integrity, whose word
was as good as his bond, and his death will be
regretted by wide circle of friends. He leaves
a wife and two daughters.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

Jones. He talks of going to Tennessee in the
spring.
VIM. Hon eywell, of Cleveland has sold his
house and lot. just south of the Center to Mr..
Horning; consideration 1924,
There are more sales and changes in town
than has occurred for several years before, and
the property has sold at very fair price which
would indicate that better times are coming
for real estate.
Word reached today that Ruben Delano
was dead. He lived in the northeast part of
the township,
MRS. stambaugh. of Cleveland. is at her
fathers MIR. A. Davis who has been in poor
health for some time.
The directors of Special School District have
employed Mr.. Seymour of Atwater. and Miss
Grace Nash. of New Baltimore, as teachers for
the spring term of school. This speaks we'll for
the teachers, as it makes the third term for
them The Randolph folks may be behind in
| some things. but they know when they have a
| good thing in teachers.
| The meetings at the Disciple Church have
been kept mp during the week. under the direc-
ton of w, A Streator, an evangelist. and Miss
Haynes as singer The meetings h sve been
well attended. and much interest manifested,
and several have made the good confession.
Meetings closed Sunday evening.
| i The Ingleside Quartette. of Hiram College
! give an entertainments at the Disciple Church
/ Monday evening. for the benefit of the 6. A. r
MI Norman Yarian. and Misses Gertie Strea
/ tor, Grace Trescott, Jessie Jerome, students OF
i Hiram College, are at home over Sunday
| Several mishaps and accidents have occurred
i Turing the last week. Mr. Bert Willvard. on
| his return from Canton, where he had been
| with load of potatoes. in passing team with
| a load of hay. was thrown 5rom his wagon and
had his collar bone broken and received serious
internal injuries. In this condition he man.
aged 10 right up his wagon and drive home, l:
miles before receiving any medical aid.
John Jordan, while at work iu the sawmill o.
George Horning. was thrown down by the sud
den movement of the carriage. falling so tha
the carriage ran over him. causing severe in
juries. He had very narrow escape.
Lewis Sears. driving young and spirited
horse. came near having serious accident
The horse started to run and Mr. Sears. in his
efforts to stop him. was pulled forward onto th'
crossbar. The horse made sudden turn. throw.
ing Mr.. S. to the ground. the horse falling a
the same time. Mr.. Sears found himself SC
badly tangled up in the lines that he was unable
to release himself, but help arrived by the time
the horse was on his feet. and what at frs
looked like serious. if not fatal accident. wa
prevented. Mr.. Sears was loaded with eggs
and butter. but fortunately no damage wa
done.
Sunday evening we had 8 genuine blizzard
and Monday morning thermometer below zero
If President Cleveland has any friends lthey
had better tell him to go little careful on the
silver question. There are breakers ahead.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
Decision in Favor of the Repnbli-
cans in the X ansas Muddle.

In the District Court, Saturday morning,
Judge Hazen rendered a decision in favor OF
the Republicans.on on the motion for an injunction
to restrain the State Treasurer from paying the
State Treasurer from paying the Legislature
salary warrant.
This was one of the cases upon which Gov
ernor Lewelling (Populist) and the Republicans
agreed to rely to decide the legality of the Re-
publican House,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
The CABINET.

President-elect Cleveland has made public
the following named gentlemen who will COM
pose his Cabinet:
Secretary of state-Walter Q. Gresham of
Illinois.
Secretary of Treasury-John G. Carlisle, of
Kentucky.
Secretary of war-Daniel S. Lamont, of
New York.
Secretary of the Navy-Hilary A. Herbert,
of Alabama.
Attorney General-GeorgeA. jerks. of Brook
vile, Pa.
Postmaster-General-W Wilson S. Bissell, of
Buffalo, N. Y.
Secretary of the Interior-Hoke Smith. of
Atlanta, Ga.
Secretary of Agricultural. Sterling Morton,
of Nebraska.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
Hngh OsDOnnell Acquitted OF the
First Charge of Murder.

The trial of Hugh O'Donnen ended Saturday
morning in a verdict of not guilty. O'Donnen
was, at the beginning of the Homestead troub
les. last July. the Chairman of the celebrated
Advisory Board. Hewas charged with murder
In aiding and abetting the riot on the banks OF
the river which resulted in the battle with the
Pinkertons, and the death of several persons
The particular murder was that OF 1. j..
O'Connors, Pinkerton detective. O'Donnel's S
case was the third on this charge, and the third
acquittal. Among attorneys it was felt that the
plea decided upon by O'Donnell was hazardous
The result, however, has justified the oft-heard
assertion that it would be almost impossible to
secure conviction in any of the cases.
O'Donnen must yet answer to the charges OF
murder, treason, riot and conspiracy.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
E. ROBINSON
LEGAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for

CHARLES WILSON, who resides at Mon
trose, State of Colorado. is hereby notified that
Laura Wilson has filed her petition in the Court
OF common Pleas of Portage County. Ohio, set
ting forth that said Charles Wilson has been
Wlllfully absent from said petitioner for more
vorced from said defendant for the reason that
he has been willfully absent from said petition
er for more than three years prior to filing said
petition. and other proper relief.
LAURA WILSON.
Ravenna, o.. Jan. TO- 1893
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petit on will be
presented to the Commissioners of Portage
County at their March session. on March 9th
A d, 1888, praying for the location of County
Road, on. the following line to wit:
beginning at point On the tine between the
townships of Sufield and Brimfcd. in safn
County and State one mile east of the road
ter of Sufield, and extending from that point
eastward about one mile, to unite with and be
continuation of the township line road beyond
Said road to be on the line between said town
ships of Brimfeld and sufield.
JACOB G. KURTZ, ct ais.
1879 4. DUssRL s. RoGERs, Art,vs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

is Morton is Chosen as Cleve.
lands Secretary of Agriculture.
Mr.. Cleveland has announced ]. Sterling
Morton of Nebraska, as his Secretary of Agrl-
culture. Mr.. Morton has been in the Nebraska
Legislature, and was talked of as a candidate
for Governor last Fall. Very little is known OF
him in the East, but he has been prominent
figure in the West for a number of years. He
owned proprietary interest in an Omaha news
paper at one time. He is the originator OF
Arbor Day. The Nebraskans are well pleased
with the appointment.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

John Hiddleson was called to Salem lastweek
to attend the funeral,of sister.
Those railroad surveyors were here last week
It is expected the road will go just north of
Miles Bassett's barn. Our ffriend Emory Sears
took good care of the gentlemen the day they
were here and kept fatherly watch over them
They talk of appointing him as station agent at
this place.
Little Arthur Wrestler has been quite sick.
Mr.. Solomon Glass is recovering from an at
tack of sickness caused by a severe fall he had
during the very icy weather.
Lee Fox with his wife and son Howard. of
Marlboro. spent Sunday with his brother. G. L
Fox. who is recovering from an attack of grip.
Mrs Susie Folger and Mrs, Emeline Larkins,
of Rootstown. visited Mrs. Eugene White last
week.
Mr.. Talcott ofAtwater. fell on the ice, bru-s-
ing one hip quite bgdly.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

ROBERT L WALKER, prominent banker of
Youngstown. made saaaSig ignment last Friday 10
Hal K. Taylor. well known attorney. Gov
ernor Mckinley. who was on his paper. will be
heavy loser and the accounts say that he may
lose his earthly all in, the smash The two men
are very close personal friends. x
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

AssvNbIeATKisab being formed 70 purchase all
the territory in the Indiana gas belt. Among
the names mentioned of those interested in the
scheme, are Ex-Governor Hoadly. John D.
Rockaellersand CafEerHaiTison. The capital
is puts s1o6.ooo, 600. #
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
Infections Diseases.

Cases of infectious diseases Iwere reported to
the State Board of H Health, from cities and towns
in Ohio. for the week ending Feb. l16. 1892. at
sollows:
Diphtheria. 81 cases. Is deaths; Scarlet Fever.
12O cases, 6 deaths; Typhoid Fever. 10 cases. IL
deaths; Whoopihg Cough, Is cases. no deaths /;
M easles, ITO cases. death; Smallpox, 6 cases. 2
deaths. Forty-four towns are included in the
report
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
warwick,s memory.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Without disposing
of the postoffice appropriation bill. public bu-
siness was suspended. and proper tribute was
paid to the memory of the late John G. War
wick, of Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

AN amendment, providing that ex-solders
and sailors having an annual income of $1,000
should be ineligible to the pension roll, was de-
feated in the House last Friday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

AT the recent Presidential election the popu-
lar majority against Harrison was I7I8,6I7
These figures show that the G. o. P. is consid-
erably in the minority. N
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

THE Populist Chaplain of the Kansas Senate
offered up this prayer. last Saturday: May
God have mercy on this treason-infected State.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
CONFIR MED.
Judge Jackson Now q supreme
GnnrH .Imstices

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1s.-Judge How
ell Jackson was confirmed as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. this afternoon, by the
Senate,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
WANTED

BOARDER5.-Irquire at residence, corner of
Day and Beeeher streets or address Box 81, Ra.
VIENNA, ii. w. .HOLLISTER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

This country of ours is "long" on weather,
these days.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
We use Alcohol

pure alcohol to make WoLFF's ACME
BLAcK1NG. Alcohol is good for leather;
it is good for the skin. Alcohol is the chief
ingredient of Cologne, Florida Water, and
Bay Rum the well known face washes.
We think there is nothing too costly to uzs
IN good leather preservative.
Acme Backing retails at 2Oc.
and at that price sells readily. Many
people are so accustomed to buying dress
ing or backing at &C. and 10c. a bottle
Tlat they cannot understand that black
ing can be cheap at zoe. Wewant to meet
them with cheapness If VIC eaH, and to ac-
conplish this we offer reward of
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

This time we want to tell you that we are fairly
reUeIiS in the delights of Spring, notwithstanding the
Bleak Winter without
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22

CLOSING Prices on all tStzictLu Wizlter Goods
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

DUE sic wystawa dystryktu Hum
bold, jest on szczeg6lnie cieka.
wynn ola Indyan, kt6rych posiada
wznaczniejszsj ilosci ME inne cze.
Sci Kaliforni i ola obitoici lasox.
Wystawa tego dystryktu pred.
stswia jakii n~ieporzadek leSny,
ma lewo ma skaiy ubrane ziele.
mia, pnie, kiody, r63norodnego
drzewa, ma mich bezfadnie ksiatki
offisowe, kapelusze indyjskle,
kosz z muszlami i t. p. osobli.
Wosci, ma prawo zai odgrodtony
baryera oddziai indyjski wysta.
wiony przez jedna pania kt6ra.
lat koio 40 spedziia wir6d Iu-
dyan.
W tymae oddziale mozna Do
dziwia6 try wspaniafs krEesla,
z niedzwledzia. z rogow ielenich,
ii : koici lw6w morskich 70.
bione ola Garfielda. = Teraz
wr6cmy do oddziafow haste.
pujacych, .po wy4ei opisanych
dwoch pokoikach Kern i Fresno
Cal. So tam wystawy powidef,
orzechow, pomarahcz, mas OF i
aboa gf6wnej doliny Kalifornij.
skiej, oddziai wod mineralnych i
win przedstawia sic jake stos pax,
W ogole ma calej tel stronie wre
jeszcze ruch przygotowawczy, wi.
dad mnostwo skrzynek Z mad
psutym owocem ma wystawe ME.
zdatne, ale d~ojedzenia byiyby
doskonafe, coz kiedy Mkt niemi
ME traktuje.
Ma pierwszej stronie gmachu
isk wyaej byio powiedliane zio-
ayia swe ~bogactwa poiudniowa
KaEfornia, tn ter REDEEM stoja
pawilony, a katdy z Mich pred
staWia jakis szczegolny produkt,
ma wstepie wznosi sic uwiehczona
orfem kolumna haszeczek oliwy,
pozniei najwieksza CO do rozmia.
row grupa sfojow z owocami,
pawilonik z orzechow, z nasion,
a wreszcie bardzo ozdobnie wy.
gladajscy domek z ozdobnej ira.
wy zwaneJ pompas, ktora prawie
bez fadnych starah wyrasta, a
wydaje wspaniaie puszyste kitty.
W gfebi many jeszcze pare wy.
staw specyalnych dystryktow "a.
wsze z TENN samemi r6wnie pie
knemi owocami, j wsIedzie tenn
samem czerwonem drzewem.
Ostatni Rad wystaw po pra-
wynn reku W szeregu pokoik6w,
widzimy jarzyny i ayta Kalifor.
nj, ME moaemy ME zdumiewa6
sic ogromem tego wszystkiego,
kukurydza wysokoscia pre- chodzi
cziowieka diva razy, OWES o pot
tora; a o wielkoSci dyn, og6rk6w,
kartofi, radze sic przekonae ma
~ocznie, DO zbyt czesto W taklch
rzeczach przesadzano, ably mnie
miano dac Ware.
Ia ia wystawa olbrzym6w cia-
gnie sia kacik widocznie reks ko.
bieca urzadzony a m~ieszczacy
wszelkie roboty, robotki, slu&ace
do ozdoby mieszksn, z~acisze to ma
kilka kuter rozesianych ma ,iemi,
krsesfs, kanapki wyplatane z drze-
wa, ma 6rankach j W og6le wsze.
die gdzie sic moga uczepic zawie-
szaiq sic fantastyczne ptaki, - W
Szafach oszklonych masz tysisce
I1nnhsa0~G.u --~I -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

y LaulOScl zleml i 1aCWOeC
spfacenia takowej, wielkiego ga
potrsebowania ma prace j wie]e
innych bardzo zachecajscych RE.
cay, poprosza o wpissnie nazwi.
ska ! adresu W ksiege zwiedza-
jacych, Jeieli z twego zachowa
mia sic wywnioskuja il n asz ia
kies powa4ne zamiary wsgledem
kalifornijskiej ziemi, to dostaniesz
nietylko pudeiko rodzynek ale
nawet zaznaczaja Be przy kohcu
wystawy rozdaja swym prsyja-
cioiom wiele nagromadzonych do.
skonafosci.
Ia pawilonami wymienionych
dystryktow, roztacLa swoje DO.
gactwo gornictwo kalifornijskie,
Posrodku stoi W gorniczym stro.
ju z bra1u odlana postac pier.
wszego odkrywcy zfota W Kali.
forni Jsmes'a Marshall. Jedna
reka wskazuje ma bcgactwa u
nog roztoczone, 50 to: najrozma-
itsze kamienie, piaski, W kt6rych
znajduje sic afoto, wreszcie czysty
metal zuajdowany csasami W
wiekszych lub mniejszych HAWAI-.
kach W rotnych formach. z tych
najwiekszy ma wartosG $123.
Jest tam rowniea zioto znalezione
przez Marshalla I848 r. i milo.
tex re ziotem okuciem. Oprocz
aiotych rud W koio idacy .,show
case" mieici wszystkie rudy i ka
mienie Kalfornijskie ktore ludzie
Potrafli W iakikolwiek sposob z
uiytkowaG.
IA piodami kopalnianemi W o
toczeniu drzewa widzimy W
drobnycb rozmiarach miasto San
Francisco, "a MEM dalej many
pavilion dystryktu Santa Clara.
Jestto dystrykt ob6tujacy W wilma
1 sliwki. W pswilo-ie wznosza
sic dwie kolumny z butelek ma
szczyeie jednej z Mich mioda ko.
beta prIystrojona W winogrona,
z wyciagnietemi ramionami bic.
gnie z kieliszkiem W dioni ably
upajac; ma wysoko spietrzonych
pudelkach re Siwkami widzimy
jezdzca ma koniu W peinej zbroi....
re sliwek, mad malownicza grupa
owocow unosi sic orzef. TIE 70
snorodne grupy otoczone sa r6.
wnie2 owocami kt6re wraz re
sztachetami 4 czerwonego drzewa
stanowia ogrodzenie wystawy
dystr. Santa Clara. W tymae dy.
strykcie zusiduia sic liczne toto.
giraffe ksieSyca i innych cial ME.
bieskich wykonane W obserwa-
toryum Lick i przedstawiona W
szkle kopalnia rteci nsjbogstsza
" Stan. Zjed.
Widzimy male ogrodzenie q
czerwonego drzewa, a ma drzwiach
nspis literature i sztuka; wchodzi
sic do TEL malej przestrzeni Ee szcze.
golna czcia, kt6ra zmniejsza sic
~Odpowiednio do nagromadzonych
skarb6w. Jestto wystawa urzs
dzona stsraniem Pan zSan Fran.
cisco. obejmuje kilka portret6w
wypalonych ma drzewie, pare me.
bi tejEe roboty, wyroby sk6rzan.
ne o wypalonym deseniu, kilka.
nsScie obrazow olejnych lub hsf
ten, szafki z ksiaaksmi autor6w
kalfornijskich, album z ich foto.
Qra6ami. nodohnv alhum muzv
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
n wycieczek Pc Wysta.
VIE.

Nastepna moJa Wycleczka ma
wystawe byia wycieczka do Ka-
.hforni. Krsj to piekny i bogaty
nam vice nadziejs, be zaintere.
suje czytelnika piodami kt6re W
sposob urozmaicouy nagromadzii
" gmachu ma ten eel przezna.
czonym ma lewo cd wejscia do
Midway Plaisance.
Kallfcrnia to krsj slota, owo-
cow zboza. Wlosna j lato 20.
kolei obejmuia panowaris mad
bogatemi dolinami i suieanemi
gorami tel zdrowej krainy. Ian
cuchy gorskie Sierra Nevada i
Cost Range obejmuja jedns z
najbogatszych dolin st. Zjedn.,
Przedstawiajac pas r6wnej bogstej
urodzajnej ziemi wldiua oceanu
|Spokojnego. Poludniowa Kali.
fornia stanowi czesc mniejsla Iecz
rownie szczeiliwa pod wzgledem
klimatu j zyzuoici. Zobaczmy
teraz CO nam powie wystawa o
tel obiecanej krainie. U wejscia
zaraz spostrzegamy jakaS ogro.
NINA site W ziemi, kt6ra w trzech
latach z nasienia stwarza 8 stopy
CRUDE pnie, a W 6 miesiecy TO.
Sliny poitora raza wyasze cd czio.
wieka.
Srodkiem giownej hall ida W
diva szeregi ustawione pawilony
Iroznych d~ystrykt6w KaLfJrni;
lime miesEcaa swe wystawy W
dwoch szeregach bocznych pokoi-
kow. Pc prawej rece pcludnio.
wa Kalifornia roztoczyia swe bo-
gactws, Pc lewej kraina gorami
objeta, z tych pierwsze m~iejsce
zajmuja dystrykt Kern i Fresno;
rzeka i nsjlicznieisze W Stanach
Zjednoczonycn kanaiy stanowia
te diva Obscene dystrykty ma
pierwszym miejscu, W hodowli
wilma, a ma jednym z pierwszych
W hodowli inuych piodow rolni.
fctwa j ogrodnictwa. Zasoby tych
krain przedstawisja sic nam W
dwoch pawilonach ugrupowanych
q roanoksztaitnych siojow z o.
wocami, wielkosc tych owocow
jest nieznana zwYkiym imiertel.
nixon naszego zadymionego mia.
sta, ogladaja je ma swych~ stofach
tylko kroliki fabryczne.
Me brak tam ozd6b desenio
wych z najrozmaitszych nasion
owocow suszonych; baweina i
wefna mowia o jeszcze jednym
zr6dle bogactwa. Oprocz pawi-
|ion6w obs te dyStrykta posiada
liza pokoiki, W kt6rych wedrowiec
mole obejtec rozwieszone ma
lscianach liczne fotografie, ma sto-
ZACH albumy; q kszdy widok mu.
81 60 zacbwyciec, 50 to bowiem
symetryczne sasadzone
ma kt6re reka przyrody zdsje sic
sypnela ME inz garScia ale ko-
seem swych skarbow, o~platujac
lie girlanda zieleni, zdobiac mai.
mniejsze sciezki ogrodu poiu.
dniowemi roSlinsmi, przykrywsjac
lie gestwina liSci j owocu. Domek
sam niknie przyguieciony, zagrze
bany W zieleni i milo tam clio
wiekowi. DO mniei Ayje miedzy
czterema Scianami iak miedsy ty.
siacami pieknoSci przyrody. Za.
pach rofyczek nspeinia powietrze
Nk-~L ..-I---s - II
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-03

A r. CLARKE, NJ. n
Physician and Surgeon.
Physician and surgeon for the Southern
Pacific railrond.
ONCE next door to the Eagle Drug Store.
Lordsburg New Mexico