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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

mny have the desire Of her heart
gfanleJ.
The health Of the people Of our com.
muuity Is AMI has been very good ~ p
rule oil winter, though the bri utiiul
weather we have hHd during tie lew
months That nave passed. could hardly
be called wilmer; there have Ueen but
few days when the brethren could n 6
work upon the reservoirs. The goodi
strong reservoirs are alrcndy com
pltted and three more are UNDER way,
which when done viii contain d largo
supply tt watfr and greatly Increase
tue wealth VI t1is land.
Very respectfully,
NJ. J.. WEST.
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDlNE will give you
the benefit OF bits experience, make a
complete diagnosis OF your case and
supply pair Of eyeglasses or spec.
tac,es Tor $500, except in highly com
p'icated cases. He Will make a careful
and thoiuugh examination with his
various scientific Instruments, and a like
result obtained from each before a FINAL
correction is made, thereby making an
error in measurement impossible.
II you are wearing improperly fitted
glasses or your sight Is detective, have
them attended before IL Is too late, as
nature will be reyenrci FOR any neglect
Of her laws.
Every pair Of glasses are especially
ground 20 suit the pgcu.ilutics OF each
case, aud are guaranteed 10 give salts.
faction,
The following Endorsements are evil
dcnce Of the doctors ability.
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A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
Removal OF hn Eight-pOund Tumor-
Other snowflake News.

SNOWFLAKE, Ariz., Feb. 8, 1895.
Editor Descrct Nous;
By request OF u worthy and afflicted
sister, send you the following account
OF the gratifying rosulls Of a surgical
operation performed here on Tuesday,
Jan. 22ld, A oaucprous tumor,
weighing olghI pounds, was taken
lrom the loli breast OF Sistcr Sophia
johnson, aged 90 years, by !. 5. VOL.
tord, NJ. d., late OF New jersey. The
operation was most skilmlly performed
In the presence Of Blshop Hunt, Sister
Oakley and several Others. The patient
was under the influence tf chloroiorm
only niuo minutes. The tumot had
grown rapidly aud almost entirely
during Que aud half years. The u0r.
tor expected 10 meet d. Platt OF ~.
Johns here 10 assist him IN the labor,
but rs Or. Plat could not be pfesslt, ne
wa8 obliged o. perform the work alone.
Sister JOhutOn 10 progressing niCbly anu
through the blessing OF the LOru anu
the mith OF her brethren anu tisters
hopes 10 yet live to 20 90 the Temple Of
the LOru anu perform work 10 long
desired for her dead fhendl. She has
lor years teen o widow. lt 10 the
earnest wish Of her friends that she
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PROVO.
PHovo, urAH, FEn. ~, rs
First District Court

In the Fist district couf, yesterday
thu case cf John r. Donnollun At al VI
the Centennial Eureka Mining c..
was dismissed at PLAINTIFF Gust.
A. 3. Pynu was cited 10 appear on
the lSth OF February 10 show cause
why certain property should not tc
subject 10 execution under Judgment
IA favor Of plaintiff, In the case ui
William Harrison w F,W. z. IA .then-
bfuCk otAl.
Ia me case OF John a. Hunt ami
james n. LaTaen Ct al VI Reuben W.
Stevens, tho action h brought 10 COM
pei defendant 10 convey 20 the two de.
PENDANTS tWU-.hifds OF the May Day
lode In the Tlutlo miuing dieluol,
which defendants claim was located
by tho three parties Jointly Ia 1880.
Defendant denies tnnt piaintihs have
or ever had any Interest IN the prop.
Urty,
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"Tonchedo for HIs Cash.

An individual, who Gays his name
Beverly, had an experience last nigt
So First south street saloon Ia whiol
according 10 bis claims, no was med
the victim OF the old time touching
process and came out tho l0sor W :
lie said that he nRd swallowed Hbver
drinks Hand was "0vrrcome"
thu effects OF tho liquor aud tumb u
into chair by tho stove, After hlu {
bering, how long he doesn't rumcmba
hs was told 10 "clear ou" anu ON 81
animation found his money had d
appeared. lie "rogistered KICK"
rays, "whereupon the baftend
handed him back So He CARR
the No OF his troubles 10 police hes
quarters and the arrosts OF aeVe
tuepeotA followed.
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INrhts Over an Alleged Breach Of
Timber Contract.

n Chief Justice Morrltps ooLtt this
SERMON, shortly before three O'Clock,
p trial Of an action brought by Chez
r Call agaiutt the receivers Of the
nion Pacific Railroad Co. was com.
,enUed before Jury, Rawlins d
'ritchlow APP caring Tor the plaintiff
defendant.
Phiuuii's case 10 that IN 1859 and
1850 no entered Into contract win
Nc u. T., by which the defendants
were TO sell and deliver 10 him, on
board his cars Ht Aspen or HilnaId,
Wyo, large quanuty Of timber au
set fITth la uetaii n his complaint. Hc
,lIeges, however that they broke iaith
vita MIN, aud hence demands $4,000
M damages.
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Notes and Personals.

q. ". Johnson, OF Spanish Foyk,
charged with blgamy, wsa t. have hiJ
sAaIhiuttiln before Com missioner
DIlity this afternoon.
Wallace CrAndall, aged 20, Of Ian
der, Fremont county, Wyoming, and
Alzlna a.. Hl0rlh, aged 10, OF Clinton,
Utah, have received a marriage IL
consc.
The lateat expression as 20 the popu.
latiiy II DR.. AineHer Asan educator 10
40 order received by 5keiton 4 Co., from
the librarian OF tue Univtrsiiy a.
Michigan NJ Anu Agb1r tor one Of Dr.
MAesgT's books on education.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

Inc M immense amount ot good. We
feel we arc highly favorel by our
heavenly FathoL We are learu'1F O.
n .urecIste HE blessing and ere gam.
In an invaluatl. experience.
We had a JJyiul time ut C"iy'n,a
and New Yoafs and Hn oXgUl.u4. q ui-
annual conference.
The NEWS 10 always welcome visI.
Tor UN HElNtANU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

y Shsru, the ground bein; non-sup.
pOr Tbs marriage took pilte A.
n rhi Juab county, % Fe ruav 1859.
since Vhich time the paroles have
I've NJ Murray. uugn able in ur0-
vide for his wife IL is sliegoj thnt Eha u
has systematically ab tanned from maxi
inK any sxeftion In inst direction Tor
more ttan ~ yrnr pact.
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MOrkingnen's Meeting.

John Stubs requests the NEw9
announce that = MACS meeting'i
workingmen will DO held.at the War
pavilion tomorrow at 2 pm. buu1
Tor discussion, "The New Constitun
Tor Utah; what provision shall II g.
lain Ia the Interest Of labor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13
THE MEXICAN MISSION.
An Elders Happy Iiomc- Com ing
HEAVY SNOW Storm.

CoLONIA JUAHfZ, Mexico,
February ., 1895.
Edtor Dsseret AeUG
We have had quite an interesting
time Of lat5 celebrating the happy re.
turn OF one Of our missionaries from
the EugopsRn mission, Elder Joseph
II. rurley, who l,is here In March,
1898, anu returned January Is, 1895
His mission has certainly been bless.
Ing to him; no returns IN excellent
health anu spirlis full OF the
spirit OF the Gospel. We ha
lad social party anu picnic In which
he was the nOuuted guefl. Oar Juarrz
buss band dtu uNCeliuLt service on the
glad occasion ne well 90 our quadrIlle
oanI. A hearty speech u welcome
home waf gwen Uy Bro. John u.
Harper, ~ wuich our missionary very
tvehugy replied, rur band plays
"HOme Agaiu," anu the song wa.
sung by rIuteiH Auuie Williauls and
FsHuy q. Harper. Dancing, songs ana
IuultatUug, an address by Pftsldenl
IuHsGaly, ana excellent picnic, an cor.
tElutg4 20 the hnppiuvss Of tue
uCcati0r. BIO hurley gives q very IN.
lotustiuB account Of his LAHORE ami
wuat he Experienced on bis mission.
We have been iavoTeu with one of
tho finest suOw5torms ever vu-
messed IN the Mexican mission. il
was some eighteen inches on the Iovrl
anu Two leet ia the mountains. This
was followed by tevste frost winch
fruze tue STOW no that II remained on
tho ground several uaya. IL melted
slowly, naIuraung tho ground anu DO.
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OGDEN.
OGDEN, UrAn, Fan. 10, 1885.
Taken Into custody.

Frank Rssan hss been arrested here
on suspicion OF being connected with
the murder OF +. n. l.. WoD0eri OF
sacramento. Rtgan answers tue dt-
eoription % one OF tue murlerure.
Jamuh FitzyCril was taken ~ tue city
Jail yesterday. he has been acting iu
an eccentric manner going iutO banhe
and nBkiug tue loan OF money or de-
mandiug g. He viii be examined Tor
bis meutai condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-13

UUuuEUs -aiu tHc seventh ward, THE oNy.
IUUs Do. bob, johanna taIulul nrautfHt aged
Cd NUHrH, % uuIIu. aud d. days.
funeral torucrs us tlU suyUuth ward hHHcm.
DIV fuumH uu lHuUiHy, tuu DO % z pm
fr.HHIs uf Tho family cordially invited
Deceased wac bora Doc iOrruy sweden july
%. Isl embraced Ono OoapuI lu lsUi ana rtmu
Co ZION with BIER family lu iHlI fhu leave" s
children and tNUuY two grandchildren CD
mourn hUr luHH HuU was % true AND ilituiul
lAttur1hy saint uud died u thU hope oi o.
glorious resurrection.
<uONrUsuV.-tu she twelfth ward. thia city
FtUruary ATTAIN. Caroline q. uouUlHun.
rclirt OF che late q. 50 uouulHuu3 aaHd %
years, months aud 10 dayH
Iu1orAI services 90 tuu twelfth ward meet.
Ing house TuiaJ February IS, a. 0 b, o..
Friends invited.
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The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Jacob Weller Horne, Whole
dullu 30 ulmnl,lsI In an tIct part Of
tUdav5s NEws. viii DO h'ld &c ii a.m.
on FiIay, at the iam ~ rtsidcnce,
1870 Third Street. Friends are Invited.
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A NEW PuMP COMPANY.


The "Andcrson Double water Col.
umn Pump Company has iiIed ~
articles Of Incorporation with the c5ui.
~ clerk. lie capital stock 10 $500, OnO,
divided into 800, 900 shares Of tho par
value Of one dollar each, subscribed
Inr ~ LnLIn.-.
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Home Economy.

T.. Pratt, OF tnio city, has a little
worlin press In this city which Will
DO isied to the public ami placed on
saluu about ten days. IL 10 carefully
urtgg,d handbook ot reference on
Hov Economy. rhls IL tue second
ruIOn OF the work.
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YerY Low.

A pssago received this afternoon
brougt the tidiugs that Thomas w.
Ellerlck, Esq, an old and well known
residet Of this city, was In a very low
state d iIlness, from au attack Of
diabe,s.
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Wont Proyide for Her.

Matilda Sharp, through her Aitory,
f. Il. MoGurrin, this morning broht
suit for divorce In the Third dict
DouTt against her husband. VII
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CHICAGO aAHEur
Chicago. close. FEB D.
Wheat-Toh, tOf.. MAY, El.
y8fn-Ftrmor rob, tlt bay. tla ati.
Oats-ilirhCr ffOh. 1905 Nny, ~
IorN-uigHrrA tleL.
inrdallIluCr, nuy, 500
luba-iIghcr, Mays ulH.
Nypa1Is.
4 uarUV=a.
tiuN-iIli.
Ilm0thya6
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COMMERCE
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Tujsy'l clearing house exchanges
amounted Go S2U2 90. same day last
year ~ ,li2.
1unAY'a QUOTATIONS..
New York.-5ilyrr 5gg; load, s8.O2l.
London.-5ilyer, ~ ia,
ORR ASu BULLION.
Wells, Fargo IS %. received today.
Penn. bullion, Si,U0j,
McCotuioE a o.. received today:
Gold uars, 81 $40; gold dust, $500; lbsx
bullion, 5000. uUtal, 81, 800.
4. Il. Jones & o.. received TO-DAY:
Bullion, S2,5OOi Zee, $4,000. Total,
80, 900.
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A lew TIOn Salt Lake.

My vision has brcn wonderfully improved
hT luD E'lsHrE luAt Dr. HhUImurtInU prrHrFIhUt.
2 through hum The world lu1Ea clearer aud
more distinct than formerly, while flr close
Wuf- They arc Nar5 rcstf9' o. WY Cyg..
GEuAuE EENNuLu-,
Secretary Of the Presidency. Mormon Church.
mover wore slaHsos before that have given
re surh psuee. aauaflcuou OIL tnoHl uuJl b.
Dr. shulm crGiuc.
THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Grocery department 2, e.. So. I.
had my eyes tested Boy 1y6 professional
opticians urCEIuuH GO securing tNu service u
Dr. 'helmCrdino, who hAs gwen one uy Car thn
Lest correction OF imperfect uyusight have
joins NICHOLSON
have hceu wearing glasses Tor 25 years and
have considgroi myself we'll suited with rev
cral para. but have never bai my eyes 40
thoroughly tested a. they have been by nr.
p T. ehulmtrdiuC, who has nttul mo glasses
ihat has gwen CHHU, comfort aud improved
Nl.,on' " AFFORDS mo pleasure to make thii
q. q. HYwNrEH.
supt machinery, salt Lake Icmrle.
WHAT HON 4. j. GEARY,
Tho aliornia Ca Cousrossman, author o. tho
chinese Exclusion Act, says Of tho doctors
an wearing glasses Tor both Gar and near
vision, Cited by Dr. shylmOrdiuu. 1hUF arc
perfect anu recommend him 10 all whose
ruos. j. GEARY,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

S&a4dEAs 49, Hststt}GCA@
A1sss
Oziecle do Boga...~~. ........2o
Dgiecie do Boya se . stotem, prze,
Kwiat niewiaHoAci dla dzieci pols.
kich W .Ameryce. ..........2b
.Ksia2ocnkh" do nabo&ehstwa ola
m'cdz1e&y, 1}oconc brze}u, s1oco.
ny tysulik, .potsk6rek a sytuli.
'klem lJ6zefa Choo'naew * segol
Ia Ace k~sa&eczka oprawna "
skorke & obrazkiem~....-...95
Ia sama ,,Ksiakeczka do nabo&eh-
a.twa ola mtodz'ssyn okuciem
II zameczkiem.. .,....1 rs
Ia CANA op"awna W koS6 sfoniowa,
aIbo W alsamit. .........l rs
Ola oresig 6 b.
ANl0f sTROz op1awny " okorks
zfocnne h;zeg! LOO
Ani6| 2,rh>," oprawny W
skiT3t- ~"~:n:.s orzegi, q okuciem,
a~a'n~#~'~~ ~}otym tytuliklem
ANlUb srRoz opravny " kots
e}onlowa Tub W aksamit... 800
EEOTY OhTARzYK, mocno o.
prawny re zioconym 2 tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. " pf6tno 1910
zfocone brzegi, skorka 0.s0
" zokuc,em z~ameczkiem 100
- OETARZY z POLSKI
re ztoconemi brzegami lao
re sprzaczka Z okuoiem 900
DUNN opraw. skorke l.5o
sfooone brzegi LIS
70 a,sprzaczka 500
0 gr6de D h y, .:
prawny W sk6rke, z{oeone br.e.
ii, 3 ebrazkami ms ok}adee, e xho,
conym tytulikiem 900. $l.be
Ta sama ksiaxka / zameczkieR
j okusien .....-....~.....2.0o
" ks Maryb opr. =
Wiauek Maryi, a}ocony
9tulik i z}"c- brzeaa~ liz
Hlane| G>ryl zios ,ne
sraegi, s '@n s~;tisn shaaea
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

skiemi szczepami. Gdy JUL
wszystko u}ozone bylo 1ak
nalezy, odzywa sic Szamy]
do majora:
= Teraz zabierzemy sic do
twego ptaszka.
- Iwanie Iwanowiczu -
VIOLA Obruczew przypro-
wadzno u}owionego szakala.
= Wed}ug rozkazu vase
b}agorodje = VIOLA wachmistrz
i przywodzi jehca.
"a MIN postepuja Wasyl,
Osip i Szaszka, kt6rzy sic juz
W kr6tkim czasie przywiazali
do oddanego w ich rece lupu.
O! trudno sic wydosta6 z
rak tych dohc6w, kt6rzy
prawie nietknieci zepsuciem
cywilizacyi, ola przekupstwa
vice niedostepni, a osiwieli
W utarczkach z dzikieml
ludami Kaukazu i tureckiego
pogranicza, przejeli ich cnote
lecz zarazem ich okruciehstwo.
Przywiazali sic do jehca, ]ak
kruki do scierwu; spieg to
przeciei, wiec zawlsnie ma
stryczku. Wasyl, Osip /
Szaszka nie)ednego Czerkiesa
i Kurde wieszali / teraz ME
dadza sobie wziaG tel przy-
jemnoSci. Kazdy Z mich juz
napredce przygotowa} stry-
GEEK, i kazdy tel postepujac
"a 1ehcem upatruie drzewo, ma
kt6rem najdogodniei biedaka
powiesiG.
= Go tax g}azy wytrzesz-
czasz - m6wi Osip do Wasy-
la.
HIM! - mruczy Wasyl
ty tel ME naprozno
swidrujesz ciemnosci.
Zrozumieli sic. Pc chwill
mowi Osip:
Ma tym buku mad skala,
tuz prey przesmyku bedzie
mu najdogodniej najpre-
dzej tam wyschnie, bedzie
mia} ladny widok ma boy
SWAT w ostatniej chwili ,tylko,
re to noe.
- Da! Da! - mowi
Szaszka dotad milczacy =
nam miekki stryczek z lnu
krecony a mocny, karku mu
ME obetrze. Zawstydzili sic
drudzy, DO Wasyl ma petlice
z trok6w, a Osip zwyczajny
powr6z, kt6ry gdziespo drodze
skrad1.
HIM! Szaszka zawsze
ma cos lepszego cd mas
m6wi Wasyl.
- Maca}es go pc kieszen
pyta Osip.
- Met odpowlads
Wasyl = ale widzia}em kilks
srebrnych guzik6w ma kurcie
podzielimy sic.
ia ME chce mic wiece
- wtraca Szaszka.
Jaki BARN! - NOW
Wasyl.
ia sprawiedliwy... ]:
swoia Geese juz wziai naprz6e
= odpowiada Szaszka.
G}osny okrzyk podziwu mac
przezornoscia sprawiedli
woscia Szaszki wyrywa sic
ust dohcow.
Wachmistrz stale z jehcen
C--.- H1n@.~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
SYNOWIE
SXA.MYLA.
PowiesG historyczna.
e ;, Wielkopolanina y
lCiag dalszy.)

ICiag dalszy.)
LIcho strzelaja te ssakale
gavdy7sk;e, coociaz i'm Anglia
dosemcza hroni. Wasza Ksi9-
zecz MosG przodem, ia "a
>eeeun, & wy duszki, duraki
W oujcie mi jehca i moich
pIec6w --komenderuje major.
I5araszo! vase blagorodje
odzywaja sic dohce.
e[aZy oddzia} szparSim
xEusem rusza w dol; ma polo
SIX drogi sposykaja pluton
IaGakGw. ktorych Karande-
ew wysIal zaniepokojony
etraatem.
STAG i przepuszczac mas,
Goeeu postepowaG "a namj -
~eota major,
Gdy przybyli do reszty
szwadronu, odzywa sic major:
Szkoda, re ME zaraz
a-ozonay ptaszka wybada6, lecz
crafty oke}o IS worst do
orzesmyku, nalezy nam sic
e~P.eszYc, w drodze wytrzez-
aeze}e tez moi }up. DAG mu
~cdkz / przywiaza6 do luzne-
GO Gonia / wziac w Srodek
~cckazuje Obruczew W poblizu
Seoiacemu wachmlstrzowl. -
Iazza Ksiazqca MesG, czas
1ar7 W droge.
Odzial klusem marsz!-
zomenderuje Szamyl.
SzwaGrcn rusza. Obrlczew
1ac, klepie po karku swoja
@.za1yce. ktora parska weso}o
ABBY za~dcwolona z pieszczot
1s.1a
Taxi koh rozumie czlo-
%1eEa. lecz tylko TAXI, jak
~o5a MarYca -- m6wi Obru-
@zew zadowolony, re mu sie
1zeuczka uda}a, PREY tenn
olEnIc patrzy pc g6rach, CIV
ale ukaza sic ognic. - Jestem
e9rzeaxonany - m6wi major
dale - ze nasz jeniec mia]
daG wiadomoSG, re nadciaga-
NY Ldyby nam by} uszed},
z peawnoscia zab}yslyby ognie
"a wszystkich wierzcho}kach
gdrs a Kurdowie ma kt6rych
Doluicmy, przykucneliby tel
aocY w jakiej dziupli lesnej
1escem BOWEN przekonany,
u dzieh kryja sic w jamach
1 gay sic sciemni, ciagna -
aocaa TO ptaki. Teraz ujs<
lam nje powinni.
Oby sic vase przepo-
viednie sprawdzi}y = NOW
s zaanyA,
20 godz;nnym klusie PREY
bYwaja na miejsee przeznacze
ria. Obruc7ew rozglada sic v
cieusuosciach, czyli sic nie
ouySiE. Lecz ME, tn sit
.zaczyua ow maio znan,
sarzesmyk. Major schodzi
sooia i bada pray swietlt
Zacarki, czy ME ma swiezycl
zsd6w koni i stop ludzkicl
ia skalistej drozynie. Badani;
uygadIy pomyslnie. p
1aradzie Z Obruczewem wysy};
nmyl rekonensanse, alb,
odzyskac stracone pre-
oGda{enie czucie z reszt
eddz;aIow dale) wysuwa ma
1ra5d liczne patrole pre-
z.eb1e, a p~ozosta}ych ludz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

Hej, rablata! VIOLA
major ma Kozak6w, - pre-
trzasc go, czy ma Jake
podejrzane znaki.
Dodcy z wielka bieg}oScia
przetrzasaja wszystko...
- Niczewo! vase b}agoro-
die odpowiadaja dohcy.
By}o tam ~wprawdzie cos,
lecz to drobna moncta, ktora
5ezpowrotnie przylgla do
palc6w poszukujacych.
- Szakalu kurdyjski gadaj,
BIO r6zgi - VIOLA Obruczew
do Kurda.
Lecz Kurd sic zacia} ma
dobre / milczy.
=. R6zgi! = komenderuje
major.
= Col cheese czynie =
viola Szamyl.
- Hal. czasu wiele niema,
ptaszek zaspiewa, gdy mu
danny cukru. OF, juz paczki
niosa sprytne chlopcy.
= Wstrzymaj sic majorze
- m6wi Achmet - zapytaj
sic 60, czy rozumie pc czer-
kiesku.
Obruczew s%tosuje sic do
wolf Szamyla. = Kurd odpo-
wiada kiwnieciem g}owy.
Achmet rozpoczyna bada-
ME:
- S}uchaj! m6wi do
jehca - jestem Szamylem,
synem wielkiego wodza Kau-
kazu, prawdziwym Szamylem,
ME tym, kt6ry was }udzi
przyrzeczeniami.
Ma Kurdzie slowa Szamyla
robia wielkie w%razenie; patrzy
pilnie w twarz Szamyla, jakby
Z niej chcia} prawde wyczytac.
Maggie S%zamylowi b}yska my$l,
otwiera mundur ma piersiach
/ wydobywa amulet odziedzi-
czony pc oicu. Amulet SEA-
myla wszystkim ludom i
szczepom Kaukazu i jego
podn6za by1 znany, z ust. do
ust podawaiy sobie Judy
wiesci Q MIN - vice Kurd
60 poznaje take.
Kto nosi prawdz,wy amulet
wielkiego Szamyla, must bye
albo jego synem, albo bliskim
krewnym - rozwaza Kurd.-
Ludy g6rskie ba}wochwalcza
czesc zachowaly ola wielkiego
proroka, przypuszczac jednak
MONA, re r6zgi przez debc6w
przyniesicne takze przvczyni}y
sic do z]amania skrupu16w
Kurda. Jeniec pada pred
Szamylem ma kolana i z
ob}udna przesada, zwyk}a l
ludlow wschodnich, rozpoczy.
ma d}uga litania wychwalah
szumnych por6wnywafl.
Achmet przerywa mu potoE
slow pytaniem:
- Dokad pebbles, &C
chcia}es doniesc i ma czy
rozkaz?
- Synu wielkiego proroka
gwiazdo wschodu, czvni}en
to "a rozkaz i W irnieniu tege
kt6rego przyjscie zwiastujs
nasi derwisze i imany. Nj
bye wielkim jak ogieh komct)
ma zagniewanem niebie,
mieni sic take bye synen
wielkiego proroka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
W Y B 0 R

Majoso6liwszyeh mabo&emstss 5piet.a
Ksiszka do nabozenstwa z du4eml
literaml ola ludzl kr6tki wzrok
majacYch Tub ola os6b staryoh, Y
1licznej oprawie z okucjem
CENA s 1.25
Mo2na te ksiqSke dostot 20 ksie'
earna II. DERDO WSKZEGO "
Winona, MINI go f.. End s".l
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-06-29
NOTICE or cHAITfl MORTGAGE SAFE.
First Publication June 81

First Publication June y.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of two chattel mortgages, dated on the
3lst day Of May 1895, and duly filed in
the office OF the County Clerk of Ian
caster county Nebraska on the first day
OF June 1895, and executed by Mrs. j.
III. Blair to A. f. Hargreaves. and Stew
ems and Cochran for the purpose OF sec
uring to the said A. f.. Hargreaves the
sum of S2S5OOO upon her promissory
note dated May 3lst 1895, and due on
demand with ten per cent interest,
and upon which there is now due
the said sum Of $3.50 with interest from
date thereof at ten per cent per annum.
And for the purpose Of securing to the
said Stevens and Cochran subject to
the above described mOrtag age 10 A. Il.
Hargreaves, the sum OF $4,000 as wit
messed by her promissory note dated
May 3lst, 1895, and due on demand. and
on which there is now due the sum Of
$4,000 with interest thereon at ten per
cent per annum from the date thereof.
And default having been made in pay
ment OF the sums so agreed to be paid
as aforesaid, and the terms and condi-
tions of said mortgages having been
broken, and default having been made
therein, and no suit or other proceed
ing at law, having been had for the re-
covery Of the sums so due or any part
thereof:
Now. therefore we will sell the prop
-erty therein described to wit:
All the certain stock Of millinery
goods, furnishing goods, and every arti-
Gle in and about said stock Of goods. sit
uated at III south l1th street in the
city of Lincoln, Nebraska. Also all fix
lures, furniture, tools, implements, APP
pliances and property Of every descript-
ion used in and about said stock, also
also all notes, bills and book accounts
due or to become due, at Public Auction
at the store room heretofore occupied
by said Mrs j. III. Blair, No. III south
1lth street, Lincoln, Lancaster county.
Nebraska, on Saturday, the 10Th day OF
June 1895. at the hour Of 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. IL necessary said sale
will he continued from day to day until
completed.
A. f. HARGREAvEs, STEVENS 4 COCHRAN,
Lincoln, June sth, 1895. Mortgages.
w. q. BELL, Att'ny, 4i4 McMurtry Blk.
June %.