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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
WEST FRvesuRo.

Mrs. Stephen Harrington returned
home from California Saturday. She
reports very good time although she
was somewhat tired.
The marriage Of Fred Meserve and
Kate L. Hutchins took place Wednes-
day evening, Rev. B. N. Stone of1ciat-
ing.
Mrs. Chester Eastman and family Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Towle, one day
this week.
Susie Jewett Of Bridgton spent the
day with her uncle, 8. o. Wiley, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. D. Hatchins has . friend Wis
iting her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
Fast SUMNER.

Adrian Robinson and wife from I'LL
nois are visiting friends in the vicinity
and in Peru.
Mrs. Daniel r. Palmer died quite sud.
denly on Tuesday. She WAS an excellent
neighbor and beloved by all and hosts OF
friends lament her loss In this commu-
nifty.
Rev. George r. varney Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, will preach at the Congregational
church on next Sabbath, Aug. 20. He
was former resident here.
Some changes in mill property are
talked up in the dowel mill.
There Is q prospect OF feed store and
grist mill going up near the railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
ROxBURy,

John Reed and Frank Stanley have
gone TO Montreal on the Masonic exeur-
sion.
Mr.. Bailey has been appointed clerk al
the post Office.
Mr.. Chapman has paid off nearly all
his crew, having nearly finished his big
Job OF getting of his spool stock.
There il no lack Of rain this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
NEWRY.

Potatoes are fetching big price now,
but there are few to be had. The pros
pect is slim for much Of q crop. The
early ones have ripened when very small
and all vines are showing rust.
Bert Paine has been sick and under
the doctors care.
J. 81. Baker had an attack Of cholera
morbus, and was obliged to call In .
physician Wednesday Of this week.
There Is dearth Of rsspberries and
blueberries In these parts.
The apple crop doesn't promise any
great things. EARLY ones seem TO be
more plenty than winter varieties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
SROWNFIElO.

Mr.. william and Selden Boynton
with their wives have gone TO the White
Mountains with their teams.
Lima Frink Is In Portland for a fcw
days.
Mrs. George Eaton Boynton Is visit
ing her mother In this village.
There IL to be grand concert and
dance at Town Hall this Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Bradeen has returned from quite
an extended visit to friends 10 Msssa-
chusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Msrston OF Dresden,
Me-. visit Mr.. and Mrs. kend0lin at
their home In this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
WEST PERIL.

Glendale Lodge visited Mt. Zircon
Lodge of Good Templars Saturday
night.
Harry Maxwell and wife are visiting
relatives in this place.
Some of the fellows at work in the
brick yard went to the circus the 18th,
without asking the boss. Next day they
were out OF work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
HARTFORD.
Thank the Lord, we are done having.

Thank the Lord, we are done hsying.
Arthur Purkis has snapped horses.
Tuesday, Aug. "a, the Custsrd Pie As
ISOLATION win hold picnic at Aliens
grove. Secretary Long will be present,
and II things work well it will be the
wonder Of the 18th century. IL the
weather proves bad IL will operate the
first fair day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
EAST BETHEL.

Miss Matte Tracy has been spending
the past week with friends ut Norway.
Mrs. Fife Howe and son Of South
Paris are visiting relatives In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Wight visited
their brothers and sisters in this place
last week.
Mr.. Arthur Perry Of Massachusetts, is
spending a short vacation with his
parents 10 this place.
Mrs. Olive Bartlett Is visiting relatives
at Bethel, Gorham, and other places.
A party from this place consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Bean, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred Cole, Mrs. 8. E Rich, Charlie
Swan, Lillian Cole, Onnie and Fannie
Holt, srr spending week ut the Lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she has
been duly appointed misunderstanding with the will
annexed of the estate Of
HORACE CUMMIN s. late Of Paris,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds a. the law directs AL persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired 70 present the same for settlement. and
all indebted thereto are requested 70 make pay
ment Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

Going? Oh. Yes
Ten Days Clearance sale.
Smiley shoe store.
klondike Gold.
Work Horse for sale.
Notice Of Foreclosure.
Paris Hili Academy.
Probate Notices.
Three Notices Of appointment
Insolvency Notices.
Two Appointments of Assignee.
Messengers Notice.
Notice OF Intention 10 Apply.
Pigs.
Wantesl
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sINGLE COPIES.

single Copies Of the Democrat are four cents
each They viii be mAiled on receipt OF price by
the publ,shcr4 or for the convenience OF patrons
ing3e comics of OF each Issue have been placed on
ssle AZ the following places In the County;
South Pxris Sturteyants Drug Store
Shurtled's Drug Store.
NORWAY. Noyes' Drug Store.
stones Drug Store.
Buckoeld. Alfred Cole. Postmaster.
Vryeburr. AZ. Lewis, Insurance Once
Paris mn, NJ. L. Mellen, Post ofiee.
Bryant's Pond, II. J. Libby, Post Once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
OiCkvAlE.

Christopher Harmon, DINA Gordon
and wife Of Monmouth visited relatives
and friends here the past week.
There Is lots OF haying TO be done
here yet.
John Noyes has moved back to Frank
lin.
Stephen and Freeland Wing Of Leeds
are visiting In Franklin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
South RUMEORD.

Mrs. Clara Fuller has gone to Higgins
Beach for two weeks outing.
Miss Maggie Bessey entertained her
friends Thursday afternoon, Aug. 10th,
It being her eleventh birthday. Among
her presents was gold watch from her
mother.
Miss Mamie Fuller Is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of Crawford bicycle.
Mrs. Belle Jones and two children
will soon stsrt on a carriage drive to
Turner, Buckfield, Minot and Paris,
visiting relatives.
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TERMS ,-olp year II paid strictly In advance
Otherwise ts.o0 year. Single copies cents
ADVERTISEMENTS: An legal advertisements are
Given three consecutive Insertions for el3 per
Inch In length Of column. Special CONTRACTS
made with local, transient and yearly sdverus
cru-
Jon PRINTING New type. fast presses. sseAn
power, experienced workmen and low pre-
combine 70 make this department Of our ousa
ness complete and popular.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she has
OF
IVORY KENISON. late OF Porter,
In the County Of oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of sald deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
Aug. 18th. lsgl. CATHERINE KENISON.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber herebs gives notice that he has
been duly appointed administrator with the will
xed of the estate Of
GEORGE w. STAPLES. late of Oxford,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law dfrects. AL persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired 70 present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested 70 make pay
ment Immediately.
Aug. 18th, 1887. GEO d. STAPLES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Allison OF
Cambridge. aud their daughters, Miss
Carrie and Miss Susie. have been spend
ing n few weeks at the Fair View House,
where thew have summered for several
wears. They were obliged 10 return
Friday. In order TO meet their son. Rev.
wm. II. Allison, who was expected Sat
urday, after year Of study and travel
in Europe. They were accompanied by
their sons .fdaeee, Miss Elizabeth l..
Smith Of Vssssr College, a granddau2h-
ter OF the author OF Americs.
A merry party from the Fair View,
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adeloert
Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Allison,
Miss Susan c. Allison, Miss Elizabeth l.
Smith, Mrs. VIM. 4. Hutchins and
daughters, Miss MAY and Miss Helen,
Miss Nellie Hutchins, Mr.. Maurice
Winslow, Miss Grace Sturtivant and Mr..
Sargent S;earns took the trip down the
Songo a few days since.
Mr. winslow has been very successful
in his fishing since his arrival at the
Fair View.
A party OF twelve from Massachusetts,
who are summering at East Fryeburg,
visited the Fair View last week.
Albany Basins was visited recently by
a large party from Fair View, who were
accompanied BY Mr.. Adolbert Stearns,
the son Of the proprietor.
Mr.. VIM. L. Hutchins OF Cambridge
opened his cottage on Lake kez n last
week. He will welcome all his friends
at Oak Ridge during his stay there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24

Frank Hamilton Of Springvale. "a
years old, received q eight sunstroke
while haying saturday, and while suffer-
ing from the effects Of IL, and apparently
not knowing what he was about, he took
a dose of Paris green, and died the next
day In spite Of all that could be done for
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
DENMARK

Mr.. Ernest Ingalls, succeeded In TAX
ing three prizes at the fair at Rigby
Park with his oxen. Total amount about
$50.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gray and wife are in
Portland attending the fair.
Mr.. Fernando Wilham and wife are
also at Portland.
Mr.. Robinson, wife and child, are at
the home OF their father aud mother, Mr..
and Mrs G. Il. Smith. Mr.. Robinson Is
located In Worcester, Mass, 10 the steam
fitting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Ingalls, are at IoDg
Island. Portland harbor.
Mr.. Geo. +. Hill OF Allston, MSS, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Belcher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
RiIMEORn-

Miss Josephine Roberts has gone TO
camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Elliott are visit
ing ut 4. F. ElliOtt's.
Mr. Arthur Cragin Of GeneseO, ILL.,,
has been visiting his cousins, l.. d. and
E. F. Elliott.
The heavy showers Of Sunday and
Monday nights badly washed the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Htyes, Miss Lou Hayes
and Mrs. Rawson Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
are at the Rswson homestead. Mrs.
Rswson Is 81 years old. She arrived on
Saturday and was out to church on Sun
day. She take, the trip from New York
every year apparently as easily as some
OF the younger members of the family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
LOWELL.

+. NJ. Russell and wife have returned
to their home, going by way OF Water
fore 10 visit friends.
F-snk Howe is this week buying cat
tie for the Brighton market.
C. X. Chapman and wife were at
South Paris and Norway Monday and
Tuesday.
A parcel Of land belonging TO IN"
estate OF the late Silss Heald has been
sold to Albert kimball.
Oue dsv last week party consisting
OF G. ii. Moore, DIR. Lowe OF Washing
ton, Dr.. Hubbard OF this town and d. +
Brown caught twenty-seven bass, weigh
ing Is l-2 pounds.
Mr.. Strstton and wife have returned
10 their home In Cambridge.
A very heavy electrical shower passed
here Sunday afternoon about O'Clock.
Corn was laid low. and many apple
trees broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
EUGENE y. SMITH, Assignee.


Netaes Of Assignee sfhis Appsantnsnt.
Of Maine, The leth day AZ Aug, A. d. lp7.
The undersigned be1eby gfves noe1ee Of hls
aPPo,nsmsns g Assignee Of t6e inselyea eseats Of
In the County OF Oxford, Insofyens Debtor, Who
has been declared insolveat upon he pot1tion By
The Court Of Insolvency for said County Of
o JOSEPH A. KExHrY. Assagsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
Notice Of As.ign.. or hi. Appsa.sn..e

Notice Of Assignee Of his Appeastnent.
At Norway, In the County of Oxford and State
Of Maine, the 18th day Of Aug, 1897.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of the insolycnt estate
OF LOTION w. FLINT, of Waterford. In the
been declared Ins0lvent upon his petition by
the Court Of Insolvency for said County Of
EUGENE Y. SMITH, Assisnee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Fannie Bisbee came to Kingman
Churchill's Aug. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fuller. Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Damon aud children, and
Mrs. Nancy Andrews were at Mrs. Dian
tina Fuller's Aug. Is.
Kingman Churchill has hired Phonny
Hammond to work one month.
Mrs. Hannah Bryant Is stopping at
Mrs Fuller's.
Two heavy showers Monday and Tues
day nights with lots Of rain.
The scribe hopes to get done haying
this month.
The Ice cream festival at the Baptist
church Aug. 20, was great success.
The programme was excellent and well
rendered. The receipts were $1,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24

Mr.. ii. z. Hamilton and wife Of Ever
EFT, Mass aud l.. l.. Dunham visited at
II. w. Dunbam's last week.
Edwin Bullock Of Attleboro is stop
ping ut the Graves cottage with his
family.
Daniel Ross has hired to A. d. An
drews.
John Carsley and wife OF Pennington
visited at A. j. Abboft's lsst week.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-07-14
pfotI sfyanoyI

w. NJ Il Leasova fnsma agi,
litofka populisiieta, vyihdiila So
ve ttvricl Carthage, Mo kdc1
y tamni Chautauaua ictnila, o
Bryanovi nhsledpynt "Otazka
stiibfafska Jest otszkou miunlosti
a nikdy vice hrati ncbnde va1n6isi
6lohy v fciormnim hnuii politi.
ektm Pakli r. Bryan zam{sIi =
otazky stfibraiskd utiniti otazku
hlsyni pfisd Rampant, to yidite
mne lenu kterb2 budc prot
ntmu soeialismus Jest tou j..
dinou spasuu zum6 zapas v PIT.
So Rampant must b}ti vcdon V
zaimu prumysIoyc cmaneipaoe 10.
md
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DROBNE zPRAvy.

V Chicagu vyzadala 81 pom.
deli oslava a. eeryence, pokud
zjisteno byti mohlo, 5 zivoth lid
skych. Pies 40 osob bylo r1z-
nym spnsobem vice meme pora-
memo.
Guvernerem indianskym pro-
pusten ma parolu kaznice b. X.
Musgrave, kteryz Iolety trest pro
pokus osizeni spole6nosti pojistu-
jfcf 81 odbyval X dosluhovanf
mel jeste 10 mesicn a parolovan
byl nasledkem toho, ze souchote-
mi trpi ziyot jeho iiz jen ma ne
kolik mesfcn vym6fen jest.
Jihozapadnf Cast Nowlin Co.
S. d., kdez po minule ; roxy ami
nezaprselo, navstivena We stfedu
prntrzi mraeen, kterouz velke
skody spnsobeny. Mnoho dobyt-
ka rozvodnenych potocich zahy-
nulo.
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I Washington

! presidcntcm Mckinlcym svo.
Ian Y itcr} kabinct k mimofadne
poradt IN dtolem porokovanf o
zam}SlcnGm poselstvi, ktcrGz pre-
sident kongrcsu ohIednd otazky
pcn6zni zaslati mini, jakoz o po-
sclstyi, nemz president kongres
upozorniti chce ma nektcrG zmGny
kter6z by pfedIoze eelni ueine-
ny byti m6ly dive, nez tato vybo-
ru konierentnimu odkazana bude.
v poselstvi prvnejsim, tax iak ka-
binetem po dclsim rokovani schva-
leno, zada SC ma kongresu, by
presidcntu dano bylo pravo ku
jmenovani ncstranne komise, KITE
raz by vypracovala program, ma
zaklade kterehoz reorganizace pc
nezniho systemu naseho provedc-
ma by byla uvadeny jsou nem
pfitiny, proc ze by tax ucineno
byti melo bezodkladne, beze vse-
ho eekani ma zasedani pravidelne.
/ Scnatni vybor zahranicnfch
zalezitostf odporucil We stfedu
pfijetf resoluce, kterouz by presi-
dent opravnen byl k ucineni ta-
kych kroku, jimiz by vlada Spa
nelska donucena byla k vyplacenf
pfislusne nahrady "a djmu, kteraz
r. 1895 v San Diego de Cuba spn-
sobena byla neopravnenym zatce-
MIN obcanum americkym, August
Boltenovi a Gustave Richelieu-
owl.
! L Washingtonu oznameno We
stfedu, ze valetnym parniknm Ra-
leigh San Francisko, Smyrny
kotvicim, nafizeno bylo namof-
MIN odborem odjeti bezodkladne
do pffstavu Tangierskeho, kdez
ddrazu dati mali pozadavku tam
niho generalnfho konsula ma cd
cinenf kfivdy, ma jednom tamnim
obcanu americkem spachane. Via
da marocka nescfslnekrate zadana
byla, ably obcanu tomu po pravu
ucinila, lee vsechny zadosti ony
nplne nepovsfmnutymi znstavaly
proto nynf pfftomnosti valee-
nych lodi nasich k rozumu pfive-
dena byti ma.
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spaIlIl tortugalskop yiaJku.

v Mnntcfy, Cal sp1sobcna y
dtery fnatna y{tflnost spilenim
pofiuRalskt vlaiky 1af vStytes
ma byla ' obchodt iednoho rodi
ltho rottuealce gcdle vlalky ame
tiek6. col povaiovano "a urilku
ttlc. an pfy vlaslnt pod toulo
umisitna b}ti m5las N6kolik ob.
tand vlaiku poftugaIskou, kdy1
ohchodnik po dobfcm seimouli u
neeht6l. seimulo kdy1 zaoya
tam pa ebyili nmisttna byla str.
lena spilena Obchodnlk po.
dial na obtany dotytnc stilnost
yyslauei portugalsk6mu " Wash.
lnRtonu.
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ANT. MASINDA,
jcdiny.....
Cesky + lekdrnik
v Praze. Saunders Co.. Neb..

ma ma skiade vsechny byiiny, kofinky,
vselijakG the, kapky, olcjicky, sfavi-
tky, prasky, maste, naplaste tflastry)
voditky, pilulky, zkratka vse, co do
lekarny patti. Pfipravuje tel rozlitne
mazanf pro lidske neduhy, lecebniny
pro dom! zvffata, a vetsim dilem
tren vzdy IA to prave. Lekn Severe
v}ch a jinych t. Nv. patcntnich ma tee
hojny vybS<, jakoz barvy, stetce, olcj
ma barveni ma stroje, zkratka vie, CO
lekarne mfvaji. Zvlzste velkou "a
sobu ma vscch veci, ktcrych sc
recepty pfipravuji, at jsou jiz Czech
aneb cd doktorii dejsfch. Dlouholety
cvik dal mu mnohou zkusenost, a tn
pfisla pride mnohym krajanim
who'd. - Zviastnf starostiivost venuje
receptum. 20
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MOVE zPRAvY D0MACl.
KRoslKA UbAL0sri
staysa nhlosop6

ped atkem t}dhe Sapotsta, poma
la, "a to ala isle se tni. ak ~ 8
iisioton molno otekAvati. ~ de-
tydnc ami icdinkf aniovf hofnlk
y pfsei naltzati So nebudc Vnd
cove stAyky sou dobrt nYslc i
tvfdi, h. pii svofncm vystupoyani
yittzstyi zaiisttno test a lc pouze
Jest ota1kou tasu, kdy spolc1nosti
/ povoIcni po1adoyane saxby pti.
nueony hudou Napfoti tomu
vsak spolctnosti tvrdi. ~ stavka
vlastnt zadnou nepficmnost Jim
nep0sobi, nehof pty zasoba uhli
ma seyerozapade dojista aspoh
$50, 900 tun ohnasi mnozstyi "a
nyn6lsiho potasi pfi neImensim
ma pln}eh g t}dn0 posta6i. A do
ioby Il budou pry hnantni pro-
stfcdky stavkafn yytcrpauy. TAX
ze die nahlcdu majitcIn dold, radi
pry jestG budou, kdyz budou SC
moci do prace "a starych podmi-
mex yratiti. Mona ovscm dost.
1c tomto po6ftani SVEN PAM SC
pfepotitali, nebot zajiste stavku-
jicim dostanc SC home podpory Sc
strany veskereho zorganisovaneho
delnictva. Prvy krok ma urovna-
nj stavky utinen v dtery statnf
delnickou komisi indlanskou, kite
raz ueinila vyzvani k podobnym
komisim Ohio, Pennsylvania a
Illinois k odbyvani spoletne po-
rady "a Ieelcm ucineni kroku,
jimiz by urovnanf stavky docileno
bylo.
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0sudny yybuch

pafniho kotle udal So v dtcr} me-
dalcko Ilartsvillc, Tenn, ma far
me w. A. Allcna T}z domlaco-
val pray6 obili, kdyz tn poIcdnou
parni kotcl mlatltky yybuchl. De-
vet osob bylo pfi tom ma mistt
usmrceno 5 t6hee poran6no.
Gin nest6stf zayincno. nobylo zji-
steno.
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HoRKo....

ma ssikf afinsh sa saflyaei ssusfssa 70
80 'smail. sifsfl sbsF Idls psaitta
meetfH shaf ssW tslaaEatfm ff.yalsi
fahi fehshs vstshst fiatlsmoais ssb
pa
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Ietni pruicn

dtti desfttfth. kali.a tAest - tehle
ads'tsei - rtaT ~ prosi tte.sfs pfi
jmn csaa . shw
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vichfici a destem

navstiveno bylo pondeli mestec-
ko Barnum, Mimi. a jak guvernc-
rem telcgrahcky oznameno, byla
temef polovina osady dvema temi-
to zivly znicena. Lijak byl tax
prudkym, ze S. hodinach feka
Moose Horn rozvodnila Sc tou
merou, ze voda domkach, ma
rovine stojfcich, vysky 3 stop do
sahla lide ma stfechach dtulku
hledati muscli. Vsechny mostly V
okoli mesta byly odplaveny.
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&C. ttimu doiovAni llata ka
dtastensivi vice iak 900 delegate
= 40 rnznfch stat0 unic, mimo
uieh1 piifomni xaroyeh byly DE-
lcgaec = Nenoxuoiy, Moxika.
Hntsk6 Columhic. lti konyenci
uspofidina zafovch ! v}stavka
ysech mo1n}ch rad tlat}eh. ic1
na pcynint nasi so naltkali a o e..
~ tC1e mo1uo 81 utinit neiItpc
poem Z toho. H. iodint V}stayka
xlate rudy y. Caroltny GcOr
sic ncim6nt ma 81 100000 cene-
ma Jest Jednani zahalono gu.
ycfu6rem coloradsk}m Adamsom.
ktcf}z ku konci fcti sye zYlastni
dnraz kladl ma to. ze odb}vani
konvcnco toto v SAND basl6 stfi.
brafskc IN zadnou zfadu myslpn.
| ky syohodnCho ncobmezcnGho
ra2eni stfibra pokladano b}ti mo
ze. 4 resoluei, iil bGhcm prvcho
dnc zasedanf podany byly, dluzno
uyGsti onu, kterouz jmenovani sc-
krctafc hornietvi pro kabinet pre-
sidentnv pozadovano Jest
Dssna bida
panujc mezi rodinami hornfk1 "a
mestnanych okoli Usage City,
Kan. Ccle rodiny zivy isou w
hradnd jcn cd zclin, jcz zahrad-
kach 81 vypGstovaly mnoho jest
tech, ktefi nemaIi ami ma chleb,
kteryz by temito pozivati
mohli. Ia kveten obnasela tam
vyplata $50 hornikn S475 a VI
eervnu $3.50, tax zc tedy prnme-
rem ma jednoho hornika S2.75 me-
sicne pfiSlo. Cd /. eervence Sc
tam vubec ncpracuje. A lispo-
rach tez nemdze byti ami feci, ne
bot prumerny vytezek "a minuly
rok $40 mesicne obnasel.
0mrti.
We Washingtonu zemfel We
ctvrtek po S. h. odp. senator I.G.
Harris 2 Tennessee, kteryz pc
delsi dobu churavym byl a jehoz
stav jiz pied 70 dny beznadejnym
byl prohlasen. Tyz narozen byl
+. 1878 poprve zasednul V kon-
gresu r. 1879. K. 1857 zvolen
byl guvernerem, kteryzto 1fad po
til lhaty zastaval. We valce OBJ
eanske stal ma strane jihanu a po
skoncenf teze uprchl do Mexika,
odkudz pfeplavil Sc do Angie,
kdez az do r. 1866 usazen byl.
Po navratu do Tennessee zabg-
val Sc prakcf pravnickou az do r.
1877, kdy zvolen byl do senatu
spolkoveho, Y nemz az do smrti
sve zasedal. Nynejsi lhnta jeho
vyprsetl mela teprve r. 1901.
Zluti demokrate iowSti
odbyvali statnf konvenci svou We
stfedu V Des Moines a krom vse-
ho oeekavanf jmenovan byl cely
lfstek statnf ne pouze kandidat
pro guvernerstvf, jak puvodne
ocekavano. Jednani bylo cd sa-
meho poeatku svornym nomina-
ce dlouho nevzaly. Navrzeni ma
sledovnf: Ia guvernera !. Gig
gett Mason City, "a namestka
S. II. Mallory 2 Charlton, "a
soudce nejvyssiho soudu w. S.
Babb z Mount Pleasant, "a zelez-
nicniho komisafe p. A. Day z )
Iowa City "a skoldozorce statni-
ho b. knoepfler Lansing. vi
pfijate platforme schvaluje sc upl-
ne narodni platforma zlatafskych |
demokratn a konef Sc nasledovne |
"Zasady paternalismu, zakono-
darstva tffdniho znehodnocene |
n,Snu nro na3 ctfibraf, n nopnl,
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Ma pouIlIni draze

pit,sburgske udalo So V 1tcry ne
stesti, phi ktcremz 4 osoby smr-
tclnG a 40 iich tezce porantno.
NestGsti udalo Sc ma vrsku Soho,
kdyz lide, vypalovani ohnostrojd
v Schenlcy parku pfitomni, V ka-
rach domd Sc vracell. Jedna ka-
ra SC vysinula totiz as polovine
svahu kolejl nez vystrazne
znamenf dano byti mohlo, pfihna-
la sc kara druha a "a nj hncd ma
to tfeti tax dvojnasobna srazka
nasledovala. Zazrakem jest, ze
ami jediny cestujicich ma mfste
usmrcen nebyl.
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FIR. CUBA
...CESKY PRAVNiK...
We SCHUYLER NEBR.

Vede pravnf pfc pfi vsech SOU
dech kterekoliv casti statu a po-
slouzi pravnf radou We vsech pff-
padech. Peeuje bedlive osobne
o vsechny zalezitosti mu svefene.
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Foldy. Adresujte: Fr. Cuba,
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