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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
ONE \ LOJE 4 DICTOR.
She Wins the Partridge Stakes iIandiiy.
Twin CITY Handicap.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. 1.-The card
presented here to-day was one OF the
best Of the meeting: the attendance was
1000 persons, and the track was fast:
There were two big events down on
the programme for the decision. the
Partridge stakes for two-year-olds and
the Twin City handicap for three-year-
ODDS and upward.
In the former race the field got away
IN good order with the favorite in front,
Roundsman at his head, and Kamsn
next Crescendo made the running under
q wrap to the head of the stretch.
There ROundsman and Kamsin both
stopped leaving an opening for one
Love. and Taral quickly shooting the
filly through caught Crcscendo at the fur
long pole. one i Love smothered the
Californian with her speed and drawing
away in the last sixteenth won handily
By "a length crfesdendo was second. a
length in front of Merry Prince
The Tw.n-Cty Handicap furnished a
great surprise in the defeat OF Henry Of
Navarro, the odds-on favorite, by Rey
IN Santa Anita. The pair alternated In
second place until the turn for home
was reached. when Taral sent Rey FL
Santa Anita in the front.
Henry or Navarro set sail FOR him, and
remained at his wthers until after the
last furong post had been passed. Then
both jockics drew thor whips. but Rey
~ Santa Anita was the Quickest 10
respond. and gradually drew away. win
ming by a leagth and a half. Sir Ex-
cess was third. five lengths away
First receive furlongs-Bloomer 0l0,
Griffin. 3 10 u first. Pegotty second, Sun
rise III. third Time, III IL.
Second race-seven furlongs-April Fool
nW. Perkins. 10 - first. Lance second,
Campan.a third. Time, l:2s Is
Third race-the Partridge stakes. six
furlongs on .urf-One | Love ,ll5, Taral,
II to 8, first, Crescenlo second, Merry
Prince third. Time, l:l5 Is.
ourth rac.-The Twin city Handicap.
ono mile AMI a Quarter-Rey III Santa
Anita 900. Taral. to - first, Henry OF
Navarro second. Sir Excess third. Time.
o07
Fifth race--one nile-Ed. kearney p0i.
Griffin. TO u first, Nankpooh second,
The Coon third. Time. Ia Is
Sixth race-two miles on he turf-Cara-
cas- d05, Chorn. S to - first, Victorious
second, Song and Dance third. Time,
Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
STOLE IRON ms BENEFACTORS.
The Thief Has " Pretty Teeth" and n
beautifully Shaped Bald Head

SKINQUARTER, VA. Sept Especial.
Rev. j. T Tucker. Of iichmcnd, preached
for the Tomahawk people of Chester
field, yesterday afternoon, and VIII be
there during the week. assisting Rev. }.
Il. Williams in a protracted meeting. His
sermon on yesterday made fine impress
sion.
a tramp named Tabb, who has been
lettering around IN the vicinity OF
Robio's and other places. in Chesterfield
county, whore persons took pity on MN
and gave him something 10 eat and wear
left James McTyres last week. taking
with him Mr.. Mc1yre's gold watch, a
good suit OF clothes. and gold button.
Tabb is an Englishman OF about five
feet and nine inches. slender. and has
rather pretty, white, upper teeth and a
bald head. lie has a beautiful shaped
head. He is probably thirty or thirty
five years Of age. He has quite simple
look, hut has more sense than he appears
TO have. Mr.. NJ Tyre will literally reward
any one who will recover the watch.
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counting the different battles as 'hey par
took OF the rCpast
Say. when l was at the FIRST Bun
Rum
We're you there!'
Yes"
Shake"
And on and on the same thing was told
over again md again. CONVERSATION was
INDUCED IN lLtil late hour, ana the
comrades began 10 drop out one at
time.
In the front room, where the ladies'
had lecn escorted, they were met by
Mrs. ]. ". white. Mrs. Thomas Brander.
Mrs. y. V. Randolph. Mrs. ID. Smith
BEDFORD Miss BEDFORD. Miss Parkinson.
Mrs. b. VI. Angle, of the Lee Camp Auxil-
larry Corps, who had charge OF the ar
rangements for the ladies Of Deyin Post.
After all had been served. Mr.. Eugene
Davis rendered several selections, vocal
and Instrumental, and Mr.. W. +. Reddy
sang two solos; Mr.. Tony Miller also sang
a solo.
II was about midnight when the band
struck up Home. Sweet Home and the
company dispersed the visitors express
sing themselves as highly pleased with
the reception accorded them in Richmond.
ro-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The members of Dcvin Post VIII to-day
visit the battlefields around Richmond
going to Seven Pines, 10 Yellow laverh'
Cold Harbor Dutch Gap, and other places
of lesser note.
They will also visit the points or In
terest In Richmond. particularly the az
legged headquarters Of Washington, ola
ST. Johns Church, Hollywood, oakwood,
the monuments, and all who can VIII avaI
themselves of the opportunity of visiting
historic Belle Isle.
They will spend several days In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
BfKNES' HISTORY 1GfIN.
Pickett Camp Takes Action similar to
That of Lee (amr.

That OF Lee Camp.
The regular weekly meeting of George
T.. Pickett Camp was held at the camp
hall last night; Commander j. z. Suli-
van presided. and AdJutant Peter Nc
Curdy was at his post. Chaplain Talley
invoked divine blessing and guidance.
The attendance was very good. consid-
ering the fact that Lee Camp was en-
tertaining its veterans of Devn Post.
\ communication was read from the
Camp Of Sons of Confederate Veterans,
recting the facts regarding the alleged
History" called Barnes Brief History
of the United States" was read. asking
that Pickett Camp unite in placing the
stamp OF falsehood upon that partisan
history" 50 called
The book was pronounced during the
discussion, tissue of falschoods." "a
libel upon the South" and any number of
other broad names not calculated TO IA Sc
the character of the book IN the minds
of the public.
The camp appointed the following COM
mittee to cooperate with the Sons OF
Veterans. in securing the radiance from
the schools OF the book: Comrades Halle
wood. McCurdy, and Tally.
Past Comma nder Isoehr moved that At
torney-General Scott be requested to at
tend the next meeting OF the camp. and
give his opinion as to what steps are
necessary to be taken 10 secure the re-
moval OF the obnoxious publication.
Applications for now membership were
received from Captain w. l.. Thomas, a
private In the Confederate Cavalry. and
from Mr. Joseph w. Carter. The commit
tee reported favorably. and the appli-
cants duly elected.
After the transaction of routine business
the camp adjourned: the officers go.ng
down TO Lee Camp 70 meet the Deyin
Post veteranA
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soldier. and that the first overt act OF
the s, lkefs VIII be punished.
The iivnwopd, Calumet, liousntoh. anu
Marquette companies of TIE fHth hts'-
mcnt and the Cheboygan Company u
the D bird Regiment are here, all haNins
seen several weeks service al lfoh"oou
during the mine troubles last year.
Mayor Johnson and Sheriff Broad hho"
that this display OF force VIII nave some
effect on the strikers. and the people
generally approve OF their action IN can
ing on Governor Rich for troops.
To expose small body OF deputies 70
the wrath Of the miners when the ahoFcis
start loading ore In the morning WIN
imported workmen would simply invite
an attack. II is not b"neNcu me
strikers Will attack the militia. despite
their threats 10 DO so.
DElsiOlr. Sept l.-Lieutenant- Com
rnardcr Gilbert Wilkes and $50 men from
the three Detroit divisions of the naval
reserves have been under arms all Jay
expecting to be ordered 10 lsn?eHlhs
TO assist the militia in keeping The mine
strikers in order. The boys have never
seen service and waited for an order 10
move, but up 10 late hour this even
ing had not received II.
They have social standing. ana nave
been dubbed sneeringly. ,he cham
payne" reserves by Mayor Pingrce. but
their work ON their outing on the revenue
cutter Michigan this summer makes y
probable that II called 10 lshpeming ana
tnerc is tfOuDle lH'y VIII blN' 81 sV'N
account OF themselves.
ISHPEMINB, MICH. Sept 2.-iiough-
ton. Calumet, Marquette and lronwood
Companies OF State militia. Firth Reg.-
ment Of the Upper Peninsula. reached
here at o'clock this morning and pitch-
ed their tents on n high bluff at Lake
Angelina and Lake Superior. with the
troops were four steam shovel gangs
OF fifty men.
Three steam shovels were started at
81 O'Clock without interference. the
militia was jeered by strikers. who. how
ever did no overt act nor attempted
to cross the dead line. which Is marked
by flags The strikers have made threats
to attack the shovellers this afternoon,
but no trouble is anticipated.
Everything is quiet mere as yet this
morning. All the troops have arrived
I'm camp. The steam shovels had not
started at 7 O'Clock this morning. as tx
pected The hour set for their start
Ing changed 10 10 O'Clock.
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True gEFORNEGs 10 MEET.
The Grand Fountain to Assemble To-Day
I'm Annual session.

The Grand Fountain to Assemble To-Day
In Annual session.
The Grand Fountain of the United Or
der OF True Reformers viii hold their
fifteenth annual session here. beginning
to-day and lasting four days. The ses-
s!ons will be held at the main building,
t)i-6-S north Second street. RICHMOND
Va.
The following States viii be repre-
scented: Michigan. Ohio. Kentucky, Mas
sachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Penn
sylvania. West Virginia, North Carolina.
Georgia, Texas, ana the District OF CO.
lumbia.
Thc order Of the convention will be
as follows.
Tuesday evening. September 3d-Address
Of welcome by u. i. Gerst Esq, cniet
of real estate kesponse-A- }. Onver.
Esq. Of Roanoke, Va, and ). W. Ruth
erford. OF LynchDurg, Va.
Wednesday evening. September lth-
Speeches by W. l.. Taylor, Y. q. NJ w.
l.. Anderson. Pitisburg, Pa }. T. Car
penter, Dcputy-General, followed py VOL
unteer speeches.
Thursday afternoon. September 9TH
Rosebud meeting at O'CLOCK T. NJ
Thursday evening FOR the Deneht
OF the old Folks ONE.
Friday evening. September 6th-William
W. Browne, q. ". NJ. and president or
the Saving Bank, will address the order
and the public.
Daily meetings. morning and afternoons
are opened to all True Reformers IN
good standing in their several fountains.
The public will not be admitted to day
sessions. but 10 night sessions only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
Mestcrnrr> t,nlng South.

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. 2.-The South
EN- States Magazine has "A report showing
that recent sale Of lands along the Mobile
and Ohio to northern and western nco-
pie aggregate 10000 acres. on this
amount 1000 acres have been sold TO a
colonization company organized at Sioux
city, Iowa. which proposes 20 take ac-
tive steps at once 10 settle people from
Iowa and other western States on this
tract The land viii be laid out for
farming purposes with a town I'm connec-
ton with II for such settlers as prefer
town life. This property is located about
sixty miles north of Mobile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03

The First Given in Richmond Proves "a
Success.


one OF the most delightful outings or
the season occurred last evening, when
a party of ladies' and gentlemen Of This
city enjoyed a "Tr0lly Party when
was the first given in Richmond.
The car was beautifully decorated win
bunting, flags. and Japanese lanterns,
and the merry gathering were accofdea
jOvial reception along the entlre Inc.
Beginning al Twenty-thifl street, tht
car proceeded TO Reservoir Iark via the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Inc,
thence to Forest Hill Park. whore those
present participated in sOiree. l,circsh-
ments were served. after which The ane-
cial conveyance returned 10 Church hil.
Music was furnished by the Richmond
Mandolin club. who contributed 10 the
very pleasant occasion.
Among those present were lr. ana MIs.
G. j. Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. ka ~,
AR and Mrs. X. l.. Adams. Mr.. and MIS-
J. f.. Schwalmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. T. u:
Frayser, AIR. and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. c. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. +, ".
Traylor Dr. ). Curd. Mrs McPhaii, VIII
liam o. Moore Miss feager. r. Moore,
Miss T.. Curtis j. J.. Moore jr.. Miss T..
Gentry, Mr.. y. T. Rowland, Miss l..
Gentry. Mr. John HODsOn, Miss Branals.
Mr.. ]. Briggs and Miss Hunter Fergus
son. Of Church Hill and Mr.. William
Hugh Owens, Miss Eva Carter, Mr. Je-
rome Fuller. Miss Alma Olivia owens
Mr.. 6. Il. Anderson, and Miss Lena Nor
risett
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BALTIMORE, MD. sept. Johnny
fiVe-round night from Turkey Point
George Smith tonight before the Eureka
Athletic club. They weighed In at 10
pounds.
HOnOrs We're even up to the twenty
fourth round. when Van Hest landed a
left-hand swing on Smiths Jaw, KNOCKING
him through the ropes Referee MINT
had just counted ten when outsiders help-
ed Smith into the ring just before the
bell rang. He made a game rail-. in
the next round, and both men were weak
at the end.
johnny ward, Of Newark. y. j.. won
from Connie sullivan. of New YORK, IN
the preliminary ten-round bout. The
referee ordered another round, which
sullivan refused TO fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
HALIFAX HAS SPOKEN.
THE REPEAL or THE TfLTON Law
DTU.fNDED.
They Want Fair Elections and the Free
Coinage of silver 10 To without
international Agreement.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Sept. 2.-spe-
ciai. County Democratic Convention
OF Halifax met at Houston to-day.
Hen. Paul c. Elmunds was elected
permanent chairman, and Mcssrs. II. CAL
vim Hudson. OF Scottsburg. and L. IL.
Carpenter. Of Houston. were nominated
for the House Of Delegates
The convention passed resolutions IN
favor OF fair elections. for the repeal OF
Che Walton law. and in favor Of the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at ratio
Of &c to l. without international gree
incnt.
l.. Il. Hudson has been actively iden-
sined with the business interests OF 'he
county from his boyhood. Mr.. Sarpeh-
ter has been an editor OF the haii'aN
Record and superintendent Of schools ior
the county.
NO TNTnrsrssn.
There was much apathy and indiffer-
once in this section. and a strong ten
dency among the voters 60 independ-
<ncy. The precinct meetings were SIM
" attended Saturday.
The attendance Of delegates 10 the con
yention was small. out or iorlE-'iSh'
delegates. only twcn,y-seven We're pres
ent. and the resolutions were adopted
by vote of is to O.
II has been very hard to get persons
70 consent to allow their names TO 30
before the convention for nomination.
Ii seemed as If IT would so by default.
When your correspondent reached Hous-
ton. the delegates In convention had
agreed on H. Calvin Houston. as one
OF the nominees. but were at sea as 10 the
other Finally II was agreed that Mr..
Bcnj. Watkins Leigh. county chairman
OF the Democratic party. should be the
second man on the ticket. but as soon rs
the convention passed the free-silver
resolution. MIR. Leigh declined TO allow
his name to 20 before the convention as
he could not become a candidate on
tnnt platform. and MI Carpenter was
brought out as n dark horse.
An effort was made by the more con-
servative members TO prevent any ex-
preston on the currency question, but
II was of no avail.
The resolution In favor of the repeal
OF the Walton law Is in stronger terms,
than the sentiment Of the convention,
had II been accurately obtained, would
justify, but there had been a good deal
of discussion as to whether the con-
veniion should adopt any resolutions
ana the convention was tlred and anX-
ious to proceed 10 nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
4 FORTS worm FIFE.
Thousands If Dollars Worth of Lumber
Goes Up i'm smoke

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 2.-Special.-A
portion OF the plant of the Portsmouth
Lumber Manufacturing Company. in
Portsmouth. was destroyed by fire about
noon to-day. Mr.. W. NJ. Robinson lessee
OF the saw-mills. owned 10000 feet of
lumber in the dry kllns. valued at N,i1D
insured with D. Humphreys x son Tor
81 OpD. The whole series of kins and
several small shops adjacent were bum
ed The company's loss is about $1,000.
on which there was no insurance.
At one time general cOniiagratiOn
was feared but the wind was blowing
from the northeast and kept the iiames
confined TO the plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
MILITIA nom ruE MINES.
Soldiers Out i'm Michigan tn Protect Men
and Machinery.

ISHPEMlNG, MICH. Sept. l.-Five
e mranies Of soldiers are quartered here
,o-rig ht, and the 5000 mine strikers in
is neighbcrhood have come 10 the con-
Auscn that II they keep their word good
e. prevent the starting OF the steam
,hovels at the various stock pits in the
morning there Is likely TO be bioodshed.
There was some shouting and jeering
~ the soldiers came In during the day,
yt no attention was paid 70 Il. and as
he miners committed no overt act. there
gas no trouble Tonight the streets
are fhronged. but the miners are Keep
NJ well TO themselves In orderly groups.
The mine owners say the shovels will
start In the morning. but the time q
rot given. Colonel Lyon has notified
Ihe strikers that ue Is not here TO play
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
R0thert&C0.,
One.MakeVS
of Richmond.
wv HnTNlEA

We call your attention to or
iarse assortment Of Carpet.
Every pattern the newest creation
and the prices the very Iowesf
Wilton Nelvets, Body BrusseIs,
VeIyets and Tapestry Brussels.
Two and Three.Ply ingram
Carpets prettier and cheaper thaa
ever.
Oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits, Sideboards and China
Presses.
Parlor SHIFTS in Plush, Brocl-
teIlc and Tapestry Coverings,
Lace Curtains. Portieres ami
Table Covers. In fact, you can
furnish your home from tie
kitchen TO the parlor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
Wes Il Suicide?

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. Especial The
body OF Qu.nton d. Busbee. Of Raleigh,
and lineman on the Ocean View electric
railroad, who was drowned at Ocean
View Sunday afternoon while bathing,
was sent TO his home to-day.
HIS father. J. T. Busbee, is train master
OF the Scaboard Air Line at Abbeyville
The young man bad been drinking
some and there are indications that the
might have committed suicide.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept "A
large crowd WAS present at the purrant
trial this morning. AS soon as the court
opened all the attorneys in the case held
a consultation. after which the deputy
called the attention OF the Court 70 the
fact that according 10 Federal statutes.
K was Labor-Day. and objected TO court
being held. Judge Murphy thereupon
made few brief remarks and post
poned court until tO-nOIrOM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
DE1TU or MiRSHaLL M'DONfLD.
The Quilted states Fish Commissioner Dies
After Long Suffering.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. MAR
shall Mcdonald. OF West Virginia. VINO
for the last seven years has held the po-
sition of United States Commissioner OF
Fish and fisheries. died ytsterday morn
irg at his residence In this city OF pull
monary disease. after an Illness OF seve-
raj months. He went to the Adron-
dsi.i;s. accompanied by his WIFE, In the
early part Of the summer, and seemed
for a time to benefit by the health-giving
air of that region. but the change for
the worse set In and last week he was
brought back homo to die.
Xr. Mcdonald was the inventor ee Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
Gambling Paranharnnila Stolen.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. Especial.
The gambling parapharnalia of Nelson
and Foster. which was captured some
time ago and had been stored In the
OH court-house for two months past.
has been stolen and ret Up in Georse-
town. This outfit was valued at over
.1.o0V.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
Lee can,n tuylliarr.

Camp. c. ". Will meet % Wednesday
evening at o'clock. II is hoped that
every member will attend. as meeting
has not been held for some weeks and
there Is much business 10 be TRANSACTED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
LOST OR FOUND.

OsT-BETwEEN . llND I O'CLOCK
Il yesterday. while bicycle riding. a
LADY'S ENGlNE-TIRNEL HUNTING
ward will be paid the finder II left
al the First National BaIlk. se3-it
r -sTRAYED FROM MY PLACE
L. last night, A BAY HORSE, white
spot on forehead and whae hind foot.
Reward will be given II left at lCtn north
Beech street. soJ-lt
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telegram received in Manchester
yesterday morning from Ashevillc, y. c..
announced the death Of Mr. Robert S.
Rollins, former wel-knOWn citizen OF
Manchester. Mr.. Rollins had many
friends in that city who Will be grieyed
10 hear OF his death.
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rne KrAnSfY rosr MATTER.

During the speeches Quartcrmaster
Cumming alluded 10 the fact that at the
hotel he had been approached by "A mem
Der of Phil. kearney Post in a manner
to which he was not accustomed, and
reference II ade 10 the slight. OF Pm.
Kearney Post by Devin Post. He desired
to say that no slight had been intended
By Deyin Post. He assured the members
of Lee Camp. and also the members OF
kcarney Post. II any were present,
that the aonly way in which TO slight
had been offered Phil. Kearney Post was
through ignorance OF the fact that any
such camp was in existence.
Before going from the hotel | showed
one of the best known and most Pc =, ar
members Of the camp the reference in
an afternoon paper 10 the alleged insult
offered Phil. Kearney Post, and the gem
tleman referred 10 stated that slc above
was the correct affair and that no one
regretted that the members of any
camp should have taken offence at not
being notified of their visit. The whole
affair had its origin in the fact that
Devin Post had no knowledge of the ex-
istence OF any @. A. K. Post in Rich
mond
At the conclusion OF ouarIermaster
Cummings speech. Commando Gray said
that a recess would be tak,n. ara asked
Sergeant Redfoid to escort the ladies 10
the trent ROOM where a number OF
tables were tastsfully decorated and load
ed down with seasonable delicacies, both
LIQUID and soho. and IN few minutes the
room was the scene OF little groups. re-
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SDUM SVEY. VYSYAVY

xZaidy kdo vidtl sy6tovou ko
vystavu dojista Al pfeje
4 ndjakou nt pamatku, utja
ns NJ apomiuku. Kaidf kdc
4 evidtl, dollsta so rad pokocha
1alodem ma yyobrareni tech diva
kounlenych rukou umtloo. Pro.
4 jsme opatfili pro maze pfedpla.
le pamttni spis American Re
ssc, kterf ob-ahuje hlavuf
- nj budovy a mimo TO Atlas
S,cn spojenych stAta a mnobd
i6enf, kterdi 1Adne jin6 knire
q pfehledn6 podAno neni. Mimo
mhiem nynf poskytuouti cte.
'Iam naiim co premii Album
Itavni sioe pfekrasnA yyobra.
III budov a vyjeyn yystsvy
tice
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!, Tato kniha GitA 500 stran a obsa.
I lje 1900 nayedeni pro kuchyni a
!. Am sice, jak mnzeme uiistiti, vel
sni praktickych dokonalych. Jest
l,lmi peKne dpravy, opatfena nespo.
etnymi vyobrazenlmi velmi poho-
I'lne roz'tid6na, sloven, jest 10 tax
J sladnA a dokonaIa kuchafska
/ .niha, jake sc obydejne prodavaJf
90 sl.oo. My nabizime tuto ku
.ahafskou knihu co premii
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V Lumberton, s. c., obaalo-
van byl We stfedu soudce Norwood
velkou porotou pro opilstyf.
. V Indianapolis zemfel We stfe-
du nable po skonoenf kazanf tidov.
sky rabfn Louis Shurcrski a man
telka jeho po obdraenf zprAvy
tom xsflela.
u Columbus, o., onnAmeno v
dtert propuatenf 20 imnActi kon.
duktera drAhy b. & o., kteff prs
jill po delif dobu spolc6nost ieler.
ni6nf okrkdali.
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Gpln9 zdarna

'fedplatiteldm Pokr. Zap. Jelikoz
''skoro v kazde rodine, obzvlaste kde
,jsou jiz dorostajici dfvky, schopny
1sou tyto fedi angllck6, buie tato
premie dojista velevftanou.