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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-10

storer of fertility to the soil. splendid
grazing grass and made a great quantity
of hay which the stock preferred to
northern hay. Sheep, cattle and bermuda
grass will restore the quilted hills and
with judicious cultivation make them as
fertile as the lands of England which
are worth $500 an acre. The Kentucky
farmers are delighted and say that they
know they can make more money out OF
grass than almost anything else which we
can raise i'm the south. In the canebrake
section OF the state II Is not necessary
TO feed the cattle at all during the winter.
Stock turned into canebrake in tie
fall will come out Fat IN the spring. This
is making hit with the homeseekers.
They are quick TO catch on and they are
not all going into the fruit belt. While II
s. true that the peach and grape section
of south Georgia is being settled very
rapidly, ] find that many farmers want
TO locate In the upper part of the state"
Every day there are parties from the
west coming 20 Atlanta in quest of advice
about farm lands. While The Constitu-
ton man was in Governor Northen'S office
two farmers from Iowa came in. They
wanted land in the upper part OF Georgia
and in the afternoon went out on one
of the railroads TO point fifty or seventy
five miles away.
These men were named Atkinson.
''Nhen we left home up near Sioux City
the thermometer was sixteen below" said
one of them. I'VE do not think il Is very
cold until ii gets down to zero. but then
we often have it 40 below and that is
pretty sharp and frosty. At 10 to 20
below the cold effects the hearing. And
then all the time is the incessant wind.
blowing sixty miles an hour, almost
hurricane day after day. 1t seems so
u!eer to walk along the streets here and
not feel the wind blowing against you
from some direction. The trees look so
queer to us why, we rode for miles
yesterday through forests Of pine where
not q leaf was stirring. it was so calm"
The young man said that he had always
wanted to see a pine forest There are
no trees up in our country to speak Of"
he remarked. Coming over from Mem
phis We passed through pines for 800
miles, l suppose Ii was "a new sight TO
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FOR SOUTHERN INTERESTS.
Ex-senator Walsh Sends Out a Strong
Address.

Augusta. Ca. February 6.-The greatest
interest is taken i'm Augusta in the propos-
ca Chica go Southern states exposition.
The provisional committee here IS actively
at work promoting the exposition. TX
Senator Patrick Walsh has addressed the
following letter to the governors of four
teen southern states and the mayors OF
Grts-sevc1 southern cities;
"Fhc idea OF the proposed Chicago and
South.rn states exposition origIuatde in
Augusta. The suggestion has been taken
up hy The leading business men OF Chicago
and cordially inCcrsed Invitations have
teen sent Joy the mayor and leading busi-
ness men 81 that city TO the governors OF
tho southern states and to the mayors of
rity-sev,u southern cities 10 appoint dele
GATES Tor conference al Chicago On
4. eou,sday, the 18th of February.
''I'hc first proposition was 10 hold an
exposition % bc confined 90 cotton and the
I~oGt.cfs thereof. "a show the wonderful
progress the south has made IN he last
GftraU years in the development Ct this
,,rcat industry, but The exposition has heen
hroadencd 70 embrace the products OF
sotu ncru manufactures and the prod tets
of southern agriculture and horuculturA
and al the natural advantages of the
south, embracing rs wealth Of mineral
and forest resources.
'Thc proposed exposition, being exciu-
eivcly for the southern states, II is claim
eel by its projectors that the opportunito
should ne enthusiastically embraced TO
show to the Itoric uf inc west and north
west the products Of the south and its
wonderful wealth Of raw material for hl-
most infinite development.
1.-THE south missed great opportunity
m not being properly represented at tho
worlds far in Chicago. The Cotton states
ara International exposition, Just ;lnsed
81 Atlanta, displayed as never before the
wonderful pro~ress and natural bounlies
OF the sou,h. To make in Chicago this fan
an exclusively southern exposition would
De- To concentrate upon II the public at
tcuti0r Of The wcSt and the northwest ana
TO publish aNd promote by The most tho
rough and Gractical object lesson inc
speedy dtVc iopmcut 81 the sOuth'S unrlval-
"a wealth Of natural advantages.
"rhe success 81 the exposition depends
unon the southern people themselves. II
VIII ccst very little for each state 10 no
represcpted--a slere tribe for exhibits
GOOD VIII being the main capital required
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4 DISAPPOINTED DEA
WHY RICHARD OXFORD LEFT THE
HAWAIIAN ISLaEDS.
A Story in Which Thore Seems Tinge
of Fate-Mrs. Gaylord Stricken with
Paralysis, and Yet She has Been
Cured-The Residents of the lis
sion District Look Upon 1t as
Miracle.
From The San Francisco. Cal. Examiner.

Frorn The San Francisco, Cal, EEaminer-
Presidents of the Mission district Of san
Francisco have for months been marEe--
ing over tie peculiar case O. Mrs anna
Gaylord the wife Of Rchar4 gaylord, VINO
resides at 3l3 Seventeenth street. oeyers'i
yelrs AGO MIR and hlrs. Gaylord took up
In r-sideuce m the Hawaiian islands,
where a4r Gaylord, VINO Is - tfe-S q
blacksmith, applied hlniset ais hug a. a.
ms occupation, until At lyAa.h rs A'-1' i -. -
reason of ms hard work and ifu7AIl-y,
placed himself and fanny o331 a is-ft -
10 prosperity. lie had De5A 70 4Oyh -
ward To the enjoyment OK k.Iu-et, 10, y
life upon the beautiful IS ~ tiit
CifiC. and in Ills fancy hsiU ~ icE mn =
and his family comt ldl niue -
nestled snugiy among tne q, All l'@9
folia.e Of t.at distant lalC Ills ~
shared with him in tire c'ii'-.i i'i--t'o. % -
1he happiness that me iet"4@ --l'i-1--.
mad in store fer them. '2l-1, ~ ~
al tine aac al y fiici rest ana S-Atei4-tn.
CDun- for 50 much ~ a s'1-iia-. ! me- "
she was suddenly STRICKEN EiAi hei
pf0stratiOu. iitr cCI-iitLuI- nr-'lite
serlcus and her phySl-.an adv "a ~
she must leave The islands z sac 80
10 REGAIN ner health Acting uttJh hio =
VICE, 4ir- CO, torti 4-ss'y-ca ~
ana removed 10 san + rdici7co- M = -.
fcrd improved slightly with tne ciiAh5e
cAIaJe until .'uiy, Iot.i- *nen 80 =
stricken Joy paralysis OF the leiL arm a
Ie&, ana wa- enl-Tely deFrN - ~ ne =
e. those limbs. having It. be carried ADO.
ti- house hoy Dcr husband Tor 4 ieil1i
t..g.a In !. i.ilv.tcian. but he was able OF.
r.arti- Is relieve her Sne Was able
df-5r- herself about the house, uIt the
was 10 strength ia either Of the affect
limbs
It was while she was IN this conditig
tlst rhl. noticed in q paper the iEerls
.-falt ar NNI.L.a..rs-= Eiui. Pills. She uCte
m ned IL get 81 uoZ cf them and try tha II
rh.-.,ir.. as Sll- SAID rlat at least
-ofl.f -l.5t b.. injured hi tlem. MRS. al
.ars t-,l- ~ tHa relief ~-e e--yeglelIs.s'
from IN time she e-.tu taking ire iiHi
and her STORY IS JolI in =uon a pa
forward u1uGtr that il is GiFThs
her uFu word.
-S..H Erst bec2a taking WlI2Ea
Pink Huls. s-.C . -. GAYLORD. Il IA Il
soi4t-ly 10 streue... .n ether lind o. -
lett slta ~ -Iy body. 4r- treatment q
t.Es.c.aa had parity relieved the p-rai.
but agcr he raG applied al uls RENE
] was sun IN practically = hcl.-es5 COG
fie1. Before ] aaG tsk-u one tul po-
TIE pills logan IT, feel "a return II s-fs-
in az. limbs tHlt EaG Deta 80 long t7s
f.tI.ul- rcas-r.Il 4 bv t-e first effect q
lfls Ir.u me-, purchased a second
asI continued to take them until !
used six bo&es. qheu the last trdo
ra-ssIvsis had lsft my body ana iiadf
..suned tbe rs.I u.s. 81 my limbs
cannot imagine now delighted / was -
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Winston. y. =. February 5--A four
story brick tobacco factory. owned by
Fogle Brothers and leased by H. Il. Ire
land & Co, was destroyed 10y fire al .
o'clock this afternoon. causing loss Of
$50 GO Three upper stories were occUpie
hv l6500O pounds of iiUe Leaf tobacco,
owned by r. j. Reynolds &, Co. The r loss
is $i2003, with $500 insurance Ireland X
Co nlaca their loss AZ $1,000 on manufac-
tlrel tobacco besides machinery with
$500 Insurance The factory cost Sb,tJi
insured for S2.5o0
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-10
A PATRIARCH FAILS.
The Death of TT. Inman Last Monday
Afternoon.

Mr Shadracn Inu-an. the patriarch OF
che Inulan saraily. died. foil Of years and
good le-Is. at his home OF the corner OF
P.as,htr.,. ana North avenue at 40
O'Clock Monday afternoon
At his bedside were his brother. Mr.
Walker Inueu. MS sons. AZ ). H. IN
rrrLrl. ~ Atlanta. Mr.. J. II. Iunan, If New
Vera. and Atr. Hush =. Inu-n. az Atlanta
hEs laaah-e.s. Ais Jennie Imam. AIRS
- T.. Du5osr and tfrs r II. Bell. and a
NJ NJ ~ ---,-.-- .ere IN. relatives
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DANDRUFF !: ~: =; ~: 4: !:
Ga "a - - ~ and ECZEMA cared

~ using ..T''-EERRY CREAM Send &c in.
pos.s-e stamps ID d. T. HEERY. Druggist,
Aissns4. Ga. and get box by return mail
Mention TIE Constit Esiou.
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Ciddnoss Comes

NTEia ,r understanding Of the
" trau-ioiit 1aturc OF the many phys
ieai Ills which E.pisA before proper e.
forts-aentlc effort pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort IN
the knowledge that SO many forms Of
sickness are not due 10 amy actual dis
ease. but siu1p'v - . conetipatcd condi-
ton - the system, which tie pleasant
family laxative. Svrupor Figs. prOmpt-
~ remove. 'ihat is why ii IS the only
r,.ucdy ~ith millions OF faa.iies. and IS
everywhere e-tcc5hed 50 highly Dy all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are que 90 the iact. that il II the
one remedy which promotes Internal
clcauliucss, without facilitating the
organs on which t acts tits therefore
al im.s-.1nt. in order TO get Its bene-
f"iri effects. TO note when you pilf-
cha 3. ,..as -ou have the genuine article,
which, U,- 90. tareo hv the California
Fig Syrup co. Is, and sold 10y all rep
utahic druggist.
lfin tac enjoyment of good health,
ana the system Is regular, then iaNa-
tivcs or oalcr r,Incdies Gre not needed.
IT AFFLICTED with amy actual disease. one
NAV he comm eu.ied tothe most Sliulfui
physicians. let if in rccd ol a laxative,
fhar one touid have tho best. and with
tic ygell-ial ornol everywhere. Syrnpof
Fi~s stands highest and is most largely
used gives most neral sat;StacnotA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-10
FOR MRS. MOBILES.
Hearing OF the Writ Of Habeas Corpus
by Judge Speer.

Macon. ca. 70 lrtlarv Especial THE
United States courtroom was crowded to-
day with spectators in attendance on lie
hearing before Judge Speer, on the writ
Of hahaas corpus in the case OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Mobiles. There We're also present
about twenty members of The Macon bdt-
Mrs. Mobiles was in court during tne
proceedings and sat perfectly mouonlesS
and with bowed head She appeared 70
be ohlivious of what was coins on around
her. Nothing seemed to affect her. From
the opening OF the court until the hour
OF adjournment she was not seen 10 raise
her mead. She spent most Of the time
chewing the corner OF ne- handkerchief
She was certo inly an AFFECT ard unfo~tu1-
ate Iookiue, creature. She wore a black
straw nat with crepe on it, She was attire
ed in black dress and white apron, and
mad a green3h looking shawl around
her shoulders. She was alone. unaccom-
panied by any child or relative. Her only
escort was the officers OF the law.
An affecting scene occurred at the
very outset OF today's proceedings. At
( torney Marion Harris arose and stated
that Dr. VIII O'Daniel. assistant physi-
7 clan in the state lunat.c asylum, was IN
court. and was a witness in behalf of Mrs.
Nobles. Or. O'Daniel desired 20 be ex-
Cused at II O'Clock so he could 20 to 1wiggs
county to attend the funeral of the little
: daughter Of his sister, Mrs. Judge G. G.
| Smith. Judge Speer said it was not in the
power OF the court to excuse Or O'DanieI,
as he was Mr.. Harris's witness. Attorney
Harris said that his side was unwilling n
proceed without the testimony OF Dir.
O'Daniel. DR.. Daniel became much az
fected and the tears rolled down his
checks. Dr. O'DanieI arose and addressed
the court. his voice choking with suppress
I c1 emotion. lie held in his hand the
/ subpoena on which he had been summoned
as "a witness ard reading from it said he
observed that he was ordered 10 he present
and on failure thereof to be liable 20 Il
penalty or $f'. Continuing. Dr.. O'Daniei
said May IL please your honor. can T.
10y the payment of $5o0 be excused from
attendance on tits court today as a
witness. If SO. / am ready and willing to
pay the cash money r;sht now. for / would
rather pay the money than miss going to
the scene Of death where my heart and
affection cah ana direct me"
As ne spoke Or. O'Daniel pulled pocket
book or of his pocket aid commenced 70
take cue d roll OF money.
Judge SDecr here interrupted Dr. O'Dan-
icl and said: Doctor paynry Mt VIII not be
necessary. ! VIII excuse you, and if your
testimony in this case becomes essential
] VIII adjourn the hearing until you re-
turn"
Dr. O'Daniel expressed his fervent
thanks and retired from the courtroom.
The proceedings were opened by At
writ Of habeas corpus. ia which was recited
the statement that Mrs. MOBILES has not
been tried 10y duy process OF law on the
charge of iunacy etc.
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The Writ Denied.

Macon Ca. February 4-(SpeciaL)-To-
day Judge Speer dismissed the writ Of
habeas corpus ia the case OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Mobiles and granted the petition OF hcr
attorneys for an appeal to the United States
supreme court. This means that Mrs No
bles win remain in the custody Of the
United States officers. an inmate of the
l. hb county jaH. until the ease has been
heard i'm the highest tribunal Of the land.
Judging from Mrs. Nobles's physical ap-
pcarance in court today. she may die in
her cell before the final decision of the
courts is rendered in her case she looked
more feeble than on yesterday.
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for the enterprise. Its success means clos
er trade relations between the south ana
the west and the northwest. aid the MI
gr ltion Of people from those sections 10
the south, and the investment of capt.
tai and the certain development OF the
south. -.
in the most attractive and co yincing man
ner the varied and wonderful prouucts
and resources of the south to the people
of he west and northwest who are anX-
iously looking in this direction for homes
and investments.
Your cooperation by the appointment of
delegates to the convention at chicago on
the 18th instant Is urgently requested.
Yours respectfully,
chairman Committee on Publicity and
Promotion.
"For further information Telegraph or
write and advise me Of vour action in this
matter HOWARD r. STAFFORD,
Secretary Provisional Committee"
Coming South.
From The Nashville Sun.
We have often heard ruInOrs and reports
OF capital coming south. when it id not
come in sufficient quantities to benefit MS
much. Many people have become sEept-
cal on this account, and while some have
gone heroically to work to make the best
of cur natural advantages, many are still
waiting ard will wat until their opportu-
Eities shall have come and gone and they
will still be empty handed. There IS not
any doubt about the fact that capital is
now coming. and will continue to come
south in larger volume year after year,
from now on, because the south Is the best
field in tho United States for profitable
investment The Atlanta exposition did
iinruense good i'm drawing attention To the
great natural advantages Of tho south,
and the Nashville exposition VIII do stili
greater good when it is held. Mr. J. c.
Cautap who is a fdr-SCoing and enter
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Gan buys new Piano. O-rzu $40. Catalogue
= tisg Free j. ANIisi. Ff.AIl, Nashiu -tOu \ II.
Mention The Con--ltu-- ON
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Railways
Ii Pills

CI.re All Disorders q the Storanch. Bowels.
KIdzeys. EiaGder. DEz-ines-. costiveness
Pile. Sick Headache. Female Complaints.
Bl.ouxness. Indigestion. Constipation and
al Disorders cf the Liver = cents per
ssx. At druggists o. by mall.
send to DR. RADwAY & CO.. Lock Box
Sc. $sw York for Book OF Advice"
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TIE LATE 4ltt- StAJlAAtii Milan
Eczz <cr dfy year TEis rinrss was FOL
lowe' sv chronic trouble which. al
though o. was attended hy she most skill
f-l ph-'-.--. grgt-aiiy u1Lerm' rcsd his
i...sth and vitality untu it aecame APP
r4-.at tg January lst that thc end vas
.at f@r Distant
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pREDPL a CEJI'E
MA HOSPODARE.
eny Gek roncky tasopis Sp Statech Pedpane s roc
no Czech SI.25.


Name ma sklad6 knihy pro opiso.
vani 6tvrtletnfch zprav. pro fady !
Velkofady.
KazdS ifadnik vi, jak zadoucn9m
Jest. ably zachoyany byly opisy ctvrt-
letnich zpray. Nejen ze poskytujf
obraz stavu pokroku fadu, n3bra
xhusta je jicb potfeba K zjisteni
okolnostf, d6th atd. Nemali rad
knihy takove, nema take sve ctvrt-
letnf zpravy uloseny, proto ae opis
ma obycejnSch blanketach Sc snadno
pohodf ztrati. v knise jsou vsak
ma vzdy zachoyany. Prodavame
knihu tuto, obsahujicf mfsta pro 4c
zprav, tedy ma 10 rokh, "a sl.o0
Pro Velkofady Jest kniha takoya te'
nexbytnou. Bazdy tajemnik Velko
fadu by mel miti zachovanS opi'
ctyrtletnich zprav vsech fadd, ab)
mohl je nasle1uiicfmi porovnasa,l
Kde tax 80 necinf, chybuje Sc. Ma
me knihy takove pro Velkofady dvo'
velkosti, tube vazbe, o 400 900
stranach, po $3.50 a $500. Xde b!
pfali 81 tajemnici velkofadn knih,,
takove jednotliya pro kaadS rad
prodame Jim je "a cenu valne sniae'
uou. obiednAyky knih techto
ysech praei tiskovfch nechr deli 8
lasksvs pod adresou'
Pokrok ZApadu,
Omaha, Nsb.
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Lesetinsky kovaf.

Pred nekolika lety vydana byla
Praxe hchyatna v5pravna basen Sva.
topluka Cecha: "Lesetinsky kovaf.'
LfSeno nj ostrymi tahy ponemco.
yanf oesksch dedin cizoxemskymi
fabrikanty vfela laska lida ceske.
no k fe6i otch svych. LesetinskS
kovAf, vzor prav6ho Cecha, yzdorule
suahAm ponemcovacfm zaplati
yxdor svhj zivotem, nebor "a ponem
Soyately stoii income rameno "zako'
ma spravedlnosti." Baseh, psana
slobu lehkem piece dchvatne il
maven, zpdsobila velikS rosruch.
Vsak ten trval ma kratce! Vlada j
zko.fskoyalai Jen neco malo W
tiskti pred kon6skacf rozprodanScf
pfialo mezi lid.
Jsouce pfesved6eni, be pfijdem
vstfic pfani kazdeho milovnika usie
chtile 6etby, vydali jsme Sc svole
MIN spisovatele baseh tuto plnen
rnanf konfiskoyan6ho yydani. a
o0ekavanf tom jsme Sc nemyliii
Bahem prveho roku yybrano PRIV
yydAnf, skrovu9 ovsem, a uspofada
II isme vydani druhe. v mnohen
lepsf dokonalejsf dpraye yetAin
formAte nez bylo prve. Basen tvof
knihu o SO strapach prodavAme
DO 25c. Do Czech, se zarucenin
n so cent?, druheho vydanf IAN
kniha valn9 teisf) IA s5 cento
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kterAz, jak znAmo, spor dhra hra.
ni6nf meri VsneEueIou Anglii
yyEetfiti ma, koneGnd sebou hnula
a sice jest prsym krokem ielim w.
zyhnf ku vlAdhm angliokt a veue.
raeiskd, ably dhvody ave, iimii by
nAroky jejich M spornt dsemf
opravhovAny byIy, koinisi case
co nejkratiim podaly. Zadost
tato podAna byls dopi"u, nasla.
mem sekretAfi statnimu, kterfs opis
t6ze obdma vlkdAm prostfedDictyfm
vyslanci nasich dornditi dal. Ie
zadosti toto venezuelou vyhov6no
bude, tom nenf nejmensi pocby-
by, "a TO vsak "a iisto pokladano
bsti mdse, 10 zhstane vladou angli-
ckou nepovsimnutou. -- Casopisy
anglicke ozna6ujf tuto zadost ko-
mise nasf za drzost IA pfimou
urAzku ylAdy anglick6, IA kterouz
pry by nam nalezit6 ponauteni da.
no b5ti m6lo.
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u Musoogee, I. r., sniden byl
,ondalf v nooi poiArem pfibytek
Tarmera John Wesley ho, pfi demi
syakrovA tthol pIamenecb nahy
uula. Ma 80 ra 10, 10 polar zsloien
byl dvtma oyiI3mi Creek ludiAny, |
ktefi krktoe pied tim pro neslnane
domka vyhoroni byli.
Sestesti ma draxe.
Ma trait drAhy Little Miami, as
IA mile cd Charleston, o., sybnohl
We stfeiu parostrcl rycbloylaku,
phi cems strojntk topic okamii,t
usmrceni. vory ostatni nasledkem
nestestf tohoto vysinaly se . ko'
lejf, pfi dema 9 cestajicich dosti
tasce porau6no bylo.
ylak Ne propadnuI
Nedaleko Haselton, Pa, pro.
padnul so v pond6li osobnf ylak
Lehigh Valley drahy, pfi 6emt
strojvedoucf okamait6 usmrcen, to.
pic smrtelne poran6n a nakolik CO.
stujicich potluceno. ' case, kds
neSteuti Sc udalo, jel vlak pouse
rychlostf 90 mil "a hodinu, jinak
bsval by po6et ob6ti zajiste vetsi.
Trait propadla Sc celkem o plnSch
sest stop.
Obscne pozemkyv OBrien County, Ia
Jak jsme jiz sdalili, byl dlouho.
letS soudnf spor Cast ddelu zeleT.
nisnfho v Dickinson O'Brien CO.,
Iowa, rozhodnut protl drase dne
81. anora budou poremky tyto ote'
yfeny k zAbsra po zAkonu home
steadnfm v pozemkove dfadovne y
| Des Moines, la. Pozemkd tech
lest v okresu Dickinson 500
O'Brien 1880 akra. Jsou vetsi
nou ovsem osazeny nepochybna
ze staff osadnfoi je podrzf, tax IL
nd osadnfky cd jinud asi MIC ne
zbyde.
Ease novy messias
objevil SO po6Atkem tsdne sice
Belvidere, H., v osobe w ilbur +
Hammonda hned "a prvS den w
lecil prs takove mnozstvf blu
oh sch, slepsch, kulhavsch a vseli
jaksch nemoenych, ze ia vydatneh
soupefe denverskeho mesiaae vsfr
pravem prt poklAdan bSti mdz'
Ia le6enf nebefe prS dplne zadne
|, no platu, nasledkem cehoz oyseI
fada jeho pacienta nemalou nero
rosie.
II Ojeden narodni svatek
name mfti Ease vfce-totiz bude.
! pfedloha, poslancem Smithem
: Michiganu pondelf podana, pr
: jata. Tsz navrhnul totia, ably Li'
coluovy naroreniDy, den 81. dnor
= "a svAtek narodnf prohlAseny byl
!. nAyrh jeho odkasan pfislusnem
:. vSboru.
Hledaneu osobou
.. lest l.. A. Gourdsin, ktertz v L
u peka, Kans., trest pro rasslAni
IA ternich losa postou, 81 odbSy
. Trest jeho vyprSf pAtek jakmi
a vsrenf vyjde, Iat6en bude zno'
h policistou q New Orleans, kdet p
1. yylAkAnf $4,000 pod falesn5ml q
10 minkami obzalovAn jest. Ufac
6. tamni 81 pfispisily, ably Gourdia'
IL do rukou svsch dostaly, nebor =
" obaalovAn Jest Cincinnati tea P
v. porusovAnf rAkona postovnfch
* tam wat bude do prada, AZ ni
Naw Orleans hotoyi budou.