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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
URNkIE IN THE RACE.
The Congressman Announces That He i
in the Senatorial Campaign.

III me senatorial cam palch
Washington, May 24.-(Special. Judge
Henry G.. Turner has announced his can
ddacy for the United States senate. He is
likewise announced candidate for the
house of representatives. Both offices are
to be filled on the same day. The congress
sional election occurs November 9th and the
Legislature is required to ballot for sena-
tor that day.
Should Judge Turner be elected to both
places he will resign the seat in the house
of representatives. He is certain of re-
election to the house. He is not SO sure he
can be elected senator. Consequently he
does not want to turn loose his seat in the
house unless he wins the senatorial handi-
cap. In that he shows his long head, al
though it may hurt him somewhat in his
senatorial contest.
The announcement in part of Judge Turn
may shut Mr.. Fleming duBignon out of
the senatorial race, as it is generally con-
ceded that the strength of these two men
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

Knoxville, Tenn, May Especial -Sher-
if Magce, of Hamben county, acct
dentally shot at MOrrstOWn, and will proba-
bly, die He heard noise on the back porch
OF his house and went out to investigate.
He found a strange dog and while striking
at it with his cane, his revolver, carrying
a large ball, dropped from his pocket and
was discharged, the ball striking him and
passing through his stomach.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
ABOUT THE GOVERNORSHIP

The LAGRANGE Graphic says of Mr.. At
kinson's recent speech there:
Mr.. Atkinsons speech here last week
did not create much enthusiasm even among
his supporters, and the charges he brought
against General Evans of trying to convert
the Georgia Baptist convention INTO IL
political machine, of trying to ride the old
soldiers into office, of being a knoWnoth-
ing etc, etc, fell fiat, and acted very much
like a boomerang.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
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Ont out this advertisement and send today
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
To know that a single applica.
ton of the CutiCura Remedies

viii afford IN
slant relief, per-
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and point to a
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nomiCal cure OF
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
How They Stand a.
The two candidates now stand thus:
ATIL INSON EVANS
FLOYD FOR EVANS.

OcOnee and Baldwin are contested by
the Evans men and it is said that Musco-
gee Will be contested, too.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

The Macon Evening News says:
ut will be seen that the Atkinson-cialm-
the-earth tactics have again been unearth-
ed. The Atkinson controllers called
mass meening in Towns county, but When
the uncomfortable Evans men came pour
ine into town in great numbers, they haSt-
" postponed the county's action and called
a primary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

Harsh purgative remedies are fast Civ
ing way to the gentle action and mild eff.
fects of Carriers Little Liver Pills. II you
try them they will certainly please you.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

burning and scaly humors, and
not to use them without a mo-
ment's delay is to fail in your
duty. Cures made in childhood
are speedy, economical and
permanent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
HIS OPENING GUNS.
Robert Whitfield Opens the Campaign in
the sixth District.

Thomaston, Ga, May Especial -Hon.
Robert Whitfield. of Baldwin county, for
mally opened the congressional campaign in
this. the sixth district. here today An
audience Of between two and three hundred
democratic voters met him at the court
house, at l o'clock After a brief introduce
ton, he proceeded to address them in ad-
Vocacy of his claim for the democratic
nomination for congress from this district
and in behalf of true democracy as against
the false Interpretation of it's platform by
professed friends, and against republication
and pOpulsm.
Rnstructs for Tate.
HiaWassee, Ga, May 22-(Suecial 1.-The
democratic mass meeting of Towns county
last Saturday was called to order by o.
G. WHY, chairman of the executive COM
mittee. j. Miles Berrong was elected chair
man and j. q. Harrison secretary. NJ J
Brown and j. T. Kimsey were elected
delegates to the congressional convention
and instructed to cast the vote of Towns
county for Hon. f. c. Tate. These dele
gates We're instructed to vote by proxy If
not in person
The nomination of candidate for gov
ernor was referred to primary election to
be held the second Saturday in July next
The chairman of the democratic executive
committee was Instructed to appoint del
egates to the gubernatorial convention
ddate nominated by the primary.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
Cfay'S Official Vote,

Fort Gaines, Ca, May 23.-~(Special.)-T
consolidation of CIay's vote for governor
shows . majority of IS for Evans. The At
kinson men did not claim that they carried
the county, but only that they carried the
Fort Gaines precinct This precinct, how
ever, gave Evans a majority and so did
every precinct III the county.
General Evans at Morgan.
Morgan. Ga, May DISQUALIFICATION
Evans addressed large crowd at the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28
Hale and Strong.

81 have heard it circulated over the state
by the opposition that General Evans was
not man of affairs, that he was an old
and feeble man, and that he could not be
trusted with the high office OF governor.
My friends, these are ISLANDERS, General
Evans is a man of affairs. He is but sixty
years Old, is in the prime and vigor Of
magnificent life and stands today as the
candidate of the tenth district as the fit
test man in the state for the office OF gov
crnor. (Applause)
another reason why | am for General
Evans is that | believe in the Bible doctrine
that Christian gentlemen should rule over
US l believe him to be pure and upright
man, whose administration Will be honest
and fair, who will not descend to the tricks
of the politician to perpetuate himself IN
office but will deal righteously by all, re-
CARELESS of it's personal effects The people
of Richmond county know this to be true,
and if | should ask them today which man
they loved the most, | believe there would
be a tie vote. The time is come when we
must stand for purity in our politics, and
we want to put another man like Black i'll
office.
II call upon you, democrats of McDufe,
to stand shoulder to shoulder in this effort.
We cannot afford to divide in hunting can
didate from afar off, but let US STAND elbow
to elbow now as did in that glorious hight
of 1892 Then the democrats OF the tenth
stood like the soldiers of Thermopylae
glorious band, undaunted and self-denying
and unterrified God has blessed them in
times past with glorious Victories may He
bless them in the future; them, their wives,
their children, forever. Appiause)
General Lee Evans.
Il am for General Evans account of
what he did in the war. l honor the sentl-
ments of the brave men who went TO
the front in 1861. have heard that 1t was
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-28

lcatur. Ga, May 26.-(Special. )-General
9 CO So 0eKalD today by clear ma
, 1894-07-25
Die RYoe parf Gas 60.
Stedt onsebIi6 hinter Ger 1niperfaI Gas
Oroinan3.

v6inter Bet 1tniberiaI Sass r6inan3
itedt bic ySp6e 8ort Mfutual T1eL GaS
Co." Wenn alderman 8Dan cine Qiite Der
9tamen Der 6tntern16nner Der 11niperiat
Gas So. D~0rIe9en tDoute, 10 tpiirbe bteieS
Dieielbe 2iite ietn, 6ie CT benz Stabtratb
Dorle9te, ais es iib UNI bic Wfetropoliton
@aszS% rbinan3 banbelte." go ertldrte
geitern gta6mitta9 o9ne ale Geierbe Qloer7
man Sobn YotperS bon Ser 10. g8QrD,
elmer oer &Ibernen, sic ii6 non 9(nfan9 an
am etfrtgiten fir bic 0rbinau3 tnS 3eug
gelcgt batten. v0er 6D6e 8orf Wfutuol
SueG @aS So. lit IS nit tbren 8orbabeu
@rnit, fu6r NIberman Yotper5 fort. y9te
9r0tnan3 miro tnuerbalb 3c9nGogen augez
nOmulcn ietn, uno bereitS jeBt tper6en 8orz
berettun9en 9etroffen, nm Die 0auptlei>
tun8sr0bren aus ben Gppn t6Dbe 8arf
na3 Der olten Sta0t G9icago uno Dem e9es
malt8en SDDn Safe auS3uoebncr.
Sine et9ene Mnla9e mill bic Sc e1icboft
DorlGufig nt6t bauen, ba Sic gegettpQrz
ti9en Nnla8en in 6Doe Yorf fir Die 8IGne
Der 0eieu1baft D0rlGuft9 ausret1en. 31s
nGbit iou boS G09renneB ausgeDebnt tDerz
ben, unb io6aIb eS boS @eidaft berlangt,
miro AUDI cine grOBere 0aSfa6rtt gebaut
tDer0en.
Die 6D6e Barter @a8geieQfdbaft tt 6em
9aStruft i9On LANCE Elm Dorm i'm Quqe
8etpelen unb pirb bemieLbe1 in 3utunft
eine 9etpalttge @%oncurren3 mac6en.
alderman BotDer5 ~bebauptete ferner, bah
Sic meiiten Nbermen idon iett elmer @ode
tpuBtert, tper btnter Der 9r6inan3 iIqn6.
Wtapor 6opttnS poute geitern eben1oz
fperig mtttbeilen, tpos er iiber bic timber
fal @aSsS %rbtnan5 piiie, tpie an ben Dorz
ber8eben6en Sagcn. BIB. GougbItn, Der
urlprtn8li6 9e8en sic Sr6inan3 geittmunt
bate, am IcBten 0tonta8 ober feline
Stimme fir bieielbe a68o6, crfldrte, CT
Babe ieine Wteinung iiber Die Srbinnn3 qes
GnOsrt, ais es i'm bef0ntt !pur6e, tper bin
ter 6ericlben itebe.
Glib. 9tDan beitano oub qeIIerr noch
0%aranf, 6aB e5 i'm Sutereiie Ser 6tnterz
mdnner Der Sroiuan5 liegc, baB. i6rc 9iaz
men nod nibt betonnt 9egeben iperoeu.
ST. mcinte, baB sic 8afonntga6e Der gfa>
men icbon erfOl9en lperDe, ipeun Der Qe5
etgnete 3eitpuntt ba3u 0a letn tuer0e, un0
ct ia8te aus, 6aB bic binter Der 9rbinQn3
1teben6en 2eute Iauter GbicQ8oer ieten un6
Oelo III 9enit8enber Wfenge bGtten. 9tc
8urgt30ft i'm 8etroge bon ST, 600, 900
tper0e tnnerbol5 30 Sage 6cponirt uub nit
ben @rbetteH tpIr0e 6ann Iofort ~6egOnnen
Der6en.
, 1894-07-25
Oos Dirfen Ger Central Relief
2lfoctdtion.

Ser 8ertdt scr Central 6ilfse@efeus
i9att Der @iDtc Teberation 5ct8t, 6aB 6ie
@tnnabmen bericIben iidb ouf $I35, 268. "a
b%eltefen. 9ieier 8etrag tOur0e oQ5u Derz
tponot, UNI ben Arbettslplen i'm lebten
Ntnter gfabrun8, &leibung 'ln6 WObnunq
gu 0eri6af1en. Sn BEN bret Ri6cn Der
@eieui9aft purOen 1852, O84 Ma6l3eiten
DerobfOl8t, Obcr 4521 6~urcblcbnfttlicb bro
Sag. gin 80 Gogen beicbGfttgte Sic Sc
ieui6aft 9eute NIT Observation-Disclosures
orbetten, an icbem bieier Sage orbeitetcn
bur9i6nittli3 2275 Mann. Sober 'bieler
Wfdnner or6eitcte Our4i3nittli6 3 Stunz
ben un0 80 0tinuten pro Ga9. Sn "a
&aGet CAB bic @eieui6aft 232, 066 Q(npeiz
fun8en ouf Gin ~9tabtIager ais un0 8682
Mnipetiun9en ouf 8aarentieferun0en fir
Samilten. 1862 NocbtIager mur6en bon
WftlitOnen 8eiteut un0 in ben g o(isei1totioz
men fGnOen 41,327 M8nner Na6tquartier.
Ser 8eri6t 8ei9t II. g., 6aB inter ben
ben 8erionen, Dig bie 6itfe Ser 0eieuz
i3aft in Anipr1t6 nobnten, ftdb fat ear
feline Wttt8Lieoer bon Observation-Disclosures
.befanben.
, 1894-07-25
Die GteIIung Der - Clubs Der vg3atios
nal Ge09ue" lit ieBt folQen6e:
Simsrott's 8iiroen perflnot.

SIN &reiSgeri6t tpurben 9citern Scbritte
9e9en 6te 8ltrgen W. q. StmSrott'8, bes
un9etrcuen S6aBmetiterS Der yStpttcbz
mems Wutual 2lib Nlloctation", etngeLeitet.
9a bic Mlociation i'm StQate SQiuots
nibt tncorporirt 1T, 10 purbe Die &lage i'm
gtamen Der 9treftOren ais Snoioibien onz
bGngig gemacbt. Sic flagen ouf ben pollen
8ettag Der 8iirgi6aft, $40, 900, unb auf
$4,000 fir 3in1en unb 1lntoiten. Nnnalt
Same8 s. WfcSbane, Der Gec6t8betitan6
Der Organization, ertlGrt, 6aB 0as 0eft3tt
in Ser &aIie Stmsrott'S itb aut runb
$32,500 iteIe.
9ic Dertlagten 8iirqen SimSrott's 1in6
St. 6. IS. W}urboG; Samuel 8Qlmer, Gin
Snipeftor i'm itG6tii6eu 06erbauamt ;
Botrid 9tguan, QeicDeubeitotter, 1865 SO.
Is. Str.; CARA s. Bef, alderman oer "a.
NarD, u1o v8roDao" W2c2tbee, Der 8udbz
brufer lift.
Q8ie c3 beiBt, bat StmSrott nibt bas
g0n3e bon ibm Acknowledgements Oel6 Ders
geu0et, uu0 IS mirb Elm 8ro3eB onbGnQig
gelnabt mcr6eu, UNI lein Gigcntbum nit
Belc9Iag 81 legen. 2ludb ipirb tpQ0ricbeinz
LID no9 trtmtnal9cri9tlicb 9egen Gins
rott D0rge9angen lperben. S%tQQtsQntpQLt
&ern bat itb bercits nit ben G6Qtiadcn
betonnt gemacbt un0 pir0 6ielelben Ben
@roB9ei9mOrencn unterbreitcu.
On Deridbieoenen @iienbobnzGentren limb
bereit5 Die 8orberettun9en fir bic Sbafz
fun9 elmer neuen Sr9anifation Der 0eiz
cbeniteIer al SteGe bcr sabLungsunfGbigen
vWutuol Glib Niiociation" int beifen
0ange. SIN ben techs MonQten hpffen 6ic
60roercr Der 8ereintgun9 cine gtationalz
lluiOn nit etipa 10000 WtitgIieoern 3ulalns
men 3u bGben.
, 1894-07-25
GbicoQp. o 4 3 0 Is
8tttsburQ "a D l 0 l l D l Ali

nGorne0 Gnns' @9ico9os, 5; Ylffsbnrg5, 3. mGm0
goie 9it9~ RDou q, 9ablsn. y&bres 8aie 9ttn-
& 6an2r.8n 244o0a" 'gaf;f S9" sau 8s'o2' aittr S5@B'0d .Ssil6
@it6" - @untDert, out9iion ~. r0tt By 8tt9eo
San" - @loBcOd. Umpire" &pud. Splel3eI-2
Stun0eu 10 Wtiuuteu.
, 1894-07-25
Stdott1bes,
Streifnadrtdten
Die Hills fol- feline md6teroienfe perridten.
SdIedte 8ef0ti9ung. - Grfahrun9
zines metheuiteuers.

Sn ben Iebten Gogen 6atten sic W2iLt3>
toloaten un6 bic Yoli3eimd9tt in ben 8iebs
b0fen NIGHTS anbereS gu t6un, ais 0aS
@t8entbum ber 8abn9eieai3dften 81 be-
tOoden. Die Wtlt3 bate tnfolge oeilen
e!nen ungetDObnt anitrcngenoen 0tenit lno
Die y8oDS" ftngen an, barber SIT mlrren.
90 baS NIGHTS 6alf, BADEN tie ltb nunmeDr
NIT einem i6riftlicben 8rOtelt al oaS
Snuptduartier in Camp Mbeeler gc1penoet
unb Gberit Wfoultou bat Die @in9abe elmer
Briifung unter5oge11. Setne @nti6etoung
in bieier 2lngeLegenbeit lDur0e 0urcb 6a8
8orge6en Der Babaib @jienbabngeiel l6aft
-bcicbleuntgt, 1peIc9e ant WtDntag cine Qlnz
3qbL 6iilfsmaric6GQe entLieB uno on beren
Steue INN Wftlt5 bat. 9teie8 Qlniinnen
bat 0berit WtOulton foL9enbermaBen be-
anttpprtet.
SD bore nibt5 bon !3uiommenrottuns
gen Ober &ufru6r. Metu 9tegiment 1T
itetS berejt, ieine 8fItAt 81 erfiiQcn, 3. ;.
etnen etpai8en @ufrubr 5u unter6rGden,
aber t6 tperDe mcinen 2euten utdt geitat1
ten, et13eLn ais MG6ter fiir oaS @t8en7
tbum Der Gorpprotionen SIT btencn.
QlbtbeiLuugen bon nibt ~tpeniger ais II
Mann f0nnen i~eber3eit uab ir9enb einem
puntt g~eIeubet tOerOen4 iObalo es notbmens
big letn ioute."
Sine N6tbetIun9 GolOaten 6eS 2. MtiGi3z
9te8iment5, tpeldbe i'm Sntereiie Der Safe
Sbore & Wi9igane8obn an 6cr 63. Ctr.
itationirt iinO un0 in einem N0C9on Der
%genannten 8abn ibre MabI5etten einneRz
men, itnb NIT ben leyteren 10 un5ufrieOen,
oaB lie tiir3li6 tpte ein W}ann DOm Slid
oUfftan6en unO ii9 nacb elmer Gcltauration
beqaben. Gopt. W2uir 1ptG iib bel Der
8a6ngeicQi6aft iiber baS @iien betlagcn.
Soiepb Ortper, Elm @ei6enftcIer aus
Bottom, Der bier fiir3Ii6 2lrbcit lamb, ers
tlGrt, 6aB CT unb 81 anbere QBet9enftcIer
BON etncm 9~tgenter oct General ManogerS
am 10. Suit enga9trt purOen, SOtgenbes
iet ibnen Deriprocben mOrben: 6reter
GranSport na6 Gbtca9o unb 5urltf, tpenn
ibnen Die 2trbeit ntcbt 8uia8en merOe; quite
20bne unb quite 8ebanblung, Gr iei tront
9smor6en, MAJ mebrere Sage i'm 6oipital,
unD ais CT bann ein Tobr6tuet nacb 8Oiton
D~erIangte, babe III i'm Derb0bnt. Sn
Gbnliber 8eiie ieien anbere 2eute aus Dem
Siten bebanbeLt porben.
, 1894-07-25
Gin meitoebenoer 8eidIuf.
Sdmmtlibe Ineefeute Ger mefsQarfsSe
R0roe sur Relt9uation auf9eforoert.

Sn Der geItri8en SiBun8 Der Mcltpart1
8eb0r6e 1ebte Gommiiidr g8eef5 Die &n>
nabme zines 8ei6luIies 0urob, tpelcbcr CUR
ToIge BADEN pirb, OaB Dor benz l. Nu8lllt
cine NnSabl DOn iaIartrten Steuun9en pei
Ser 8arfbeboroe fir pafant erfldrt tpcroen
tpirD. Der 8eibluB beiagt, DaB ale YIN
gelteuten ber Yarfbeb0roe, Die Elm 10brlldb
ooer monatlib feitgeleBteS @ehall beSleDen,
in ben finf Sugen pom "a. bis 81. Suit
ibre %9teitgnation einreicbcn iOllcn, uno oaB
mach Dem l. Qluguit bic 9(amen olIer Die
fer Qn9eiteuten, Die utdt tbrc Jtelt8ll0tlon
eingereicbt baben, BON Den 3abutiten ges
ltribcn iperocn iouen.
Sine 2(bicbrift oieic5 8eic9luHe5 iDtrb
idmmtLicbcn 2(n8eiteIten Der Yartbeb0rbe
10 rccbt3eitig 3ugeitelt per0en, baB itc nob
pnr Dem 81. Suli ibre 9teit9nationen elm
reic6en f0nnen. Der 8eicbluB beiogt OeS
Weitercn, 0aB aue 9ieient0eu, Die cine
WicberdniteQun8 pilnicbeu, etn l6riftlt@
cbeS 0eiucb nit 6insutijgung ibrer @ms
pfe6lungcn etn3ureiben 6aben.
SEER WeefS erflGrt, 6aB CT 0urcb ieinen
8ci6luB uur 6ie Soften Der 8ermaltung
beS BarfS ber0bmtn0ern tpolIe. ST nolte
ntcbt la8en, OBJ er bonn 0ouoerneur Nlt9eIb
imprint lei ODER nicbt.
G%ommiiidr @rabam .bra6te einen 8ez
i6luB etn, bur6 WeIdeu Die NrbeitS3eit
auer nab Der Stun6e be5ablten llniOnara
better Der 8arfbeb0rbe auf a9t Stun0en
pro Sag beibrGntt wtrb. Nu6 6ieier 8ez
l6luB wurbe %angenommen.
Sine 3ui6rift bon 2ambert Trse, tpeIz
ber bon Der YartbeA0r6e auf @runb BON
@eitparf>G erttitfaten bic Summe bon
$780, 600 Derlangt, murOe an 0as Suiti5cOe
mite ~perlpteien.
, 1894-07-25

9as geitrige 8aQipieG nit Ben Ritt8z
bur8ern 9eponnen bic Gbtco8oer nit let6s
ter Miibe. Die Score" itanb IS 81 II,
dis bo5 Spiel por6ei mar. 9ic beiOen
pBit9cr" G6ret unO Gumbert, pclbe Bic
@dite ~nadbeinan6er porflbrtcn, parfen Die
8Gue in elmer Weiie, baB bic Gbica3oer iie
nit Iet6ter Mibe treffen fonnten. 2lu6
6ut6tion, mel9en bic Gbicagoer ais
oBttAer" Dorfa6rten, be0efte ii6 ni6t nit
&ubm, bo9 murbe ct BON ietnen Gouegen
in ouSge3etbneter 0eiie unteritiBt. Na6s
itebenb bic vScore":
, 1894-07-25
Ger GchnniAn,. Srnnf G4AA

Ser S8neiber 6rant Stef, tuelder
an: Wtontag gfa6mttttag bel benz 6euer auf
Der SHometieite icbpere 8ranbnurben
bapontrHg, itarb geitern i'm Gountgbospiz
tai.
, 1894-07-25
Bale Ball.

9Oob's ptIIsn beiten g~ertopfun9.
, 1894-07-25
I'm Ole Udbrheit III erfdbren

i'll 8e3u9 auf 6OOb's 9ar1opariQo, fro8e man
9ieierlt9en, Die bieie Weoi;iu brou9e1, ober
leie bic oft III bieIem Glott ob9ebrudteu
a3en9ntiie; tie weroen @n3 ii6er5el9eu, boB
0oDo'S furirt.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-10-05
The Snowman.

''This here show business" said the
dime museum man, 'ain't what it is
cracked up to be by long shot. A
mans a1lus runnin' agin things that
do him up"
the advance agent.
''Why. that durn mermaid of mine
is gettin' me into debt over my head.
Now, you know, I've got the only
genuine mermaid on exhibition. She's
a maid of the sea, she is, living ex-
ample of the stored nymphs of the
wave of old. as my prOgrammer says.
pay her a big salary an she puts
all my other attractions in
the shade. It would put you
eye ont to see the, way people look at
her. tell you she's the greatest
freak in the business, an the best of
it is she is genooine- But, to come
down to cases. as I wuz saying, she
keeps me in hot water all the time.
There hain't day that I don't have
to do somethin' special for her. I
don't dast refuse, for can't get along
without her in these dull times. Some
times, though, she makes me crazy by
her unreasonable requests. What do
you suppose she wants now?" 49,:
Couldn't imagine replied the adj
vance agent, unless it's fresh sea
water every day or something like
that
''Huh, said the dime museum man,
disgrstedIy. ''that would be easy.
That durn mermaid don't want a thing
but a pair o. these new white kid
slippers
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-10-05
NIcoNrINrzED NERVES.
The Tobacco Habit Quickly Broken and
Nerve Force RestOred-A Boon to

The Tobacco Habit Quickly Broken and
Nerve Force RestOred-A Boon to
Humanity.
a number Of our great and most
inveterate tobacco smokers and chew.
ers have quit the use of the filthy
weed. The talismanic article that
does the work is no-to-bac. The re-
form was started by Aaron Gerber,
who was confirmed slave for many
years to the use of tobacco. He tried
tried the use of no-to-ba and to his
great surprise and delight it cured
him. Hon. c. w Ashcom, who had
been smoking for sixty years.
tried no-to-bac and it cured him.
Col. Samuel .Stoutener, VINO would
eat up tobacco like a COW eats
hay, tried this wonderful remedy. and
even Samuel, after all his years Of
slavery, lost the desire. j. c. Cobler.
LEASING Evans, Frank Dell, George B.
MAY, c. o. Skillington, Hanson Rob
NETT, Frank Hersh berger, John Shinn
and others have since tried no-to-b be
and IN every case they report, not only
a cure of the tobacco habit, but a
wonderful improvement iu their gen.
eral physical and mental condition,
all of which goes to show that the use
of tobacco had been injurious to them
in more ways than one.-From the
Press, Everett, Pa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-10-05
A TORNADO AT WICHITA.
Great Damage Wrought by a Wind Storm
at That POint-Lives Lost.

Great Damage Wrought by a Wind Storm
at That Point-Lives Lost.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 3.-For twenty
years Wichita has felt easy about
tornadoes on account of an Indian lc-
gend, which said none ever visited it
or would visit it.
The legend was discredited last
night when a terrible storm burst
upon the city. The Twelfth street
depot of the Missouri Pacific road was
the first building struck and it was
completely demolished, the roof
striking a stable two blocks away,
crushing it like an egg shell. Twelve
men were in the building at the time,
but strange to say none of them
were hurt.
The storm passed east about a mile,
accomplishing all of it's destruction in
less than two minutes. About thirty
houses and barns were wrecked, and
probabl 500 shade trees were torn up
by the roots and Strewn about in all
directions.
The path of the tornado was about
fifty feet wide. 1t progressed with a
fearful roar, and was a regular
twister. Three children were hurt
and two men were reported killed at
police headquarters, out their names
could not be ascertained. Owing to
the terrible rain which accompanied
the storm it is impossible to learn the
full extent of their injuries. Light
ming struck a little boy named FitZ-
gibbons and killed him.
Roughly estimated the loss in the
city will be $50. 900. Reports from
Kechit township say that the stocm
played havoc there, but owing to the
continuance of the rain storm it i:
impossible to obtain any details. The
storm passed within ten feet of Gov
ernor dwellings home.