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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
PIED THE TYPE
UPON The FLOOR
Redwood City NeWSpa-
per Outfit Wrecked
by a Vandal.
Discharged EmpIoye of the
Times-Gazette Vents
His Spite.
The Plant So Badly Damazed That
the Journal viii Miss an
Issue.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, June An
act Of vandalism and spitefulness unprs-
cedented in the history OF this place was
perpet-ated last night by Nelson Paddock.
Paddock had been working for the past
Iwenty-thfee years on the Times Gazette.
the present Proprietors Of which are
James !. O'Keefe and Dennis O'Keefe.
He has been IN the habit of going u pon
prolonged sprees at intervals. He had
been repeatedly warned by his en- ployers
that unless he refrained from his excesses
be would be discharged. To these warn
ings he paid no attention, and during the
latter part OF April his services were dis
pensed with. Since that time he mas
however, done odd Jobs for the firm. For
the last few days he has been upon one OF
his sprees, and, imagining that he was
unjustly treated by the o keefe brothers.
he last night 81 about II o'clock entered
the printing office with psss key and
commenced to demoiish and DESTROY
Whatever he could lay his hands upon.
Paddock nrSt upset every case Of rvps in
the place scattering thousands OF tvpe
over the floor. He then attacked the
wooden type used Tor Job work and post
ers. From each form ne selected g nnm-
Der OF the letters most frequently used
ana Dl1e1 tne stoTs TltA them, then
pouring coal oil upon the lot he set IRE
TO II.
Then he went into the rear Of the oR7ea
and cut and slashed with his Docke-
knife the four large rollers, two Of which
were new, entirely destroying them. An
OF the type that was set Up and readv for
use was then thrown and scattered ova-
the door, rendering il Impossible 10 set
out the regular issue of the psper- whicb
IS published on Saturday.
The wreck was compile as If vas done
oy person familiar with printers work
but Tor an unforeseen accident the cufpr3f
might have escaped observation ~
coming down the stairs he missed MS foot
Ing and fell 10 the bottom. cutting ~
Iece ana mead. The noise attracted I'd e
who saw Paddock leave the entrance ~
the once. 4 warrant for Psddocr'S
rest was issued this morning and fha
oTncers found him st home in be-. ~
oelng charged with the crime he go
lsssso every thIng. He saws be was drunk
ST the time. The damsge is estimated 81
upward OF $500. -
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OBJECT TO UNION SOLDIERS.
Confederate Veterans AGopt Resolutions
Protesdz9 Against hTtRe G. Ar.
HsR 10 Rsuzions

ADMISSION. ALA, June Camp Pei
ham. No. 25s, United Confederate Veter
ans, last night adopted resolutions and
prepared an address to be sent 10 every
camp il the associ stion, protesting 2
against inviting G. a r. men to reunions.
The address sets forth that the objects
of the association are 10 secure s truthful
history Of the part taken by Confederaies
in the war OF the rebellion, political incl
dents leading TO secession, snd that the
whole scheme of the Con iederate organf-
zation IS bound up in the Confederate ides.
hence the Union soldier can have no sym.
pat ~ with IL.
The protest is not based upon hate oi
the men who wore the blue. but upon the
truth that the annual reunions of Con-
federates are for purpose that ought
10 be held sacred; that meetings
should be a close communion TO which
only the faithful should be admitted, and
tuaE the ovation anu cheering given visit.
ing Northern soldiers have been disgust
ing 10 = msjority of the delega attend
ing reunions, and come from the indulg.
ence Of false sentinentality.
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STRICKEN 4r MARTSFILLE.
Death OF b Jay Buckley OF Sdn Fran
ci'co From TonsiIifis.

ci'co From TonsiIifis.
MARYSViLLE, CAL, June 2-P Jay
Buckle vlce-presideat OF Sisson, Buck
ley & Co. OF - Sansome street, san Fran
cisco, importers OF japanese goods, died
at his room in the Western Hotel in this
city q AIS O. clock this morning. Under
instruction from Mr Sisson, the senior
member of the firm, undertaken Bevan
took charge of and en- nslmed the body
nd shipped it 10 San Francisco. The
physician certificate, given 10 the under-
ta kers, states that death wss caused p-i-
N aTiIy by tonsiIitis, and secondarIy BY
stran guIation.
Buckley, who was 50 years OF age, came
10 Narysylile last Saturday in the interest
Of his trm, arriving on the train from
Woodland st noon, On reaching the
hotel he complained that his breathing
was lsbored, snd il was noticed that il
was with considerable effort ths. he
swallowed anything. He stated that he
was troubled by 3 sore throat for month
past, and had grown gradually worse
from Thursday. On Saturday evening be
was forced 10 retire at an early hour, and
from that time until death came this
morning his spfferings we're terrible.
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QUIET 1T SAN QUENTIN.
Fror tie DonP Quarters m
fte TcrkS

SAN QUENTIN, CAL. June 2-There
havs been many changes IN the conduct OF
the criminals incaroerated within the
walls OF this big white edifce, but never
in its history has such 8 rapid snd radical
change been effected as wss accomplished
BY the wholesale application OF the hneipp
cure administered Monday night. From
ezecrstions, viIhcatiors, howEng, yell
ing snd general pardemoniUm. The cold
water treatment transferred the States
CaTavsnsary into the quietude OF the
CloiSter. YeIls have turned 10 groans,
execrations 10 exhortsticns and curses 10
pIesdmgs. Notwithstanding the piteous
appeals Of the subaued rioters, to all but
q few Captein Edgar has turned s deaf
ear. releasing but fifty to-day- He de-
creased the bread supply and increased
the vstsr supply OF the others
But SIX men were taken today from the
now famous Kids alley" and placed I
more comfortable quarters. The rest are
enjoying the dement's OF damp clothing,
damp cells and the damp side OF an iron
door 10 repoSe upon " hen weary OF plead
ing for release. These pIeadings tske
various forms. One man Is dying from
pneumonis; another father and mother
were released irom their cares by co3-
sum- ption; there was strsne,ed whisper
tubes we're injured beyona recovery. and
from the numerous diseases brought 10
light BY the water cure il Is surnIsed that
prior 10 the insurrection the prisoners
must have been fed on patent medicine
literature.
Warden Hale returned from San Fran
cisco to-day laden with some $500 wit q
which 10 pay of his los employees. he
was looking tired and worried. He has
not yet finished answering the numerous
letters received from buyers relative 10
The supply OF bsgs on hsad and whether
orders would be hlled. In an interview
he said:
We have all the bags on hand ueces-
ssry and more, too; IN fact, We sold 20
COO today, which ought 10 satisfy al Dar-
ties interested Regarding the jutemiI
think IL Will be started IN TWO or three
days-thst IS, the old one N which about
$50 men can be put a. work. The ten e1-
ira guards put on to-day were not en-
ployed Tor this especial emergency.
hope TO retain them all. I have sIwsys
felt that there were not enough guards 10
look alter the large number OF prisoners
and desired 10 have ths number increased
long sgo. After the heroic treatment
meled out 10 the maicontenis 1 look for q
decided change IN the behavior OF the
men and fear no repetition Of this re-
yclt.''
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the invention Will be made to show its

the invention will be made to show its
value.
The motor consists OF four gas engines
with driving-rods and friction wheels ar
ranged upon steel frame and inelosed
IN 8 case beneath the carriage, where also
is the tank for storage of the gasoline,
which. vaporized, is the force employed.
The steel wheels have pneumatic tires OF
very thick rubber, and the whole is made
with the view of obtaining great strength,
together with lightness. The machine
has not Yet developed great speed, but its
inventor CLAIMS il can be sent along s
level road as fast rs twenty miles an hour
a run Will be made across the city to-
morrow snd The next day the new car.
riage will be run TO Pomona 10 test il on
rough roads with heavy load OF passen-
gers.
It is claimed that the new motor car
riage can he sold at prices ranging from
$50 for one-seat buggy 20 $3.50 for drag
capable OF CARRYING eight or ten persons.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Hoodiand E.oapes R-ca,,,.r.,

WOODLAND, CAL, June 2-Sheriff
Griffin and Deputy Sheriff Harry Smith
returned to-day from Denver. whittier
they went TO bring back to Woodland
Joseph Sprout, alias George Morrison.
and Frederick Bray, alias George Irving,
saas Pinky, two criminals who broke jail
last October, after having been convicted
OF grand larceny and sentenced 10 five
years in San Quentin. They were arrested
In Denver on May n on charge Of bur
giarF. On investigation IL was sscer-
talned that the two men were none other
than the runaway prisoners. Immediately
on their arrival they were taken to the
County Jail snd placed in the tanks.
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Sic. for San Diego, Normal School.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 2-The Com
mlssioners appointed for the purpose by
Governor Budd will meet in this city to-
morrow and tx upon the site for the State
Normal School, which was located here
by the last Legislature, with coo sp-
proprlated for its maintenance.
Several sites have been offered, but only
two are likely TO enter into the contest.
These are: Pacific Beach, twelve miles
from the center of town, and University
Heights, about three miles distant Il
now seems proba bic that the latter site
Will be chosen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
SAN JOSE HoAGops DEA1H.
Passing of Ng ouona Hia, an Educated
ChtnanIan.


SAN JOSE CAL, June 2-Ng Quong
Hin, an educated and wealthy young
Chinese OF Sixth street (Chinatovn), died
last evening Of consumption. He was
educated al University OF the Pacific near
this city. and because of his superiority
in learning and manners was generally
disliked BY the Chinese. A supe rfne
cssket, inlsid with silver ana mother Of
pesrl, has been ordered for the body,
which will be shipped TO China.
NG Quong Hin, the father OF the young
man, Is a wealthy merchant He had
paid but little taxes, and, acting upon in
formation furnished BY his enemies, the
Tax Collector this year demanded the
merchant 10 give true account OF his
wealth Ng Quong Hin at once opened
up his safe and displayed So. 900
IN gold. This, the merchant has de-
clared. he will expsnd IN peTpetuating the
memory OF his SON
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
EoRk ron MARE ISLAND.
Steel Tu9 70 Be Constructed at the SaraI
Station.

VALLEJO. CAL, June 2-Inform alton
was received at the navy-ysrd today that
3 steel tug, similar in siza and design TO
the Mare Island tug Unadiila, would be
ordered built at the nayy-yzrd for use st
the Port Orchsrd station. This will mean
the expenditure of nesrly 500, 600 for ma
terisl and work. The construction de-
partment will have the hull and upper
cabins to construct, the steam engineer
ing department the engines and the
equipment department will supply the
canvas ouifttngs. When the work is
fairly commenced on the tug big force
OF men viii be put on 10 rush il to COM
plelion, as Naval Constructor Baxter de-
sires TO MAKE the best showing possible.
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Sad xecisent at Hoodra nd.

WOODLAND. CAL, June 2-The little
6-year-old son OF W C. Hardy, who re-
sides near this city. met with a probably
fatal accident yesterday evening. The
unfortunate lad was shot bY its mother
with S2-csliber rife. OF late the family
have been annoyed by rats killing young
chickens. In company with her son,
Mrs Hardy picked up the rife and took a
peep under the house. In some unknown
way the rife was suddenly discharged and
the boy, who was only few feet away,
cTled out that be was shot
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Fresno Suit Connro,ni,ea.

FRESNO, CAL, June 2-J. E. Doolittle,
who few months ago was awarded 5000
by jury in q suit sgainst the Sun In
suTance Company, has accepted COM
promise Doolitte was the company /:
local agent. II had him arrested for mis-
sppropristing money.
At the preliminary examination it de-
YeIoped that there was no foundation FOL
the accusation and the prisoner was dis
charged. DoO.lttle then brough: suit fol
5000 damages against the company.
Pending an spPeal to the Supreme Court
by the insurance people from the SS0oC
verdict, the compromise was effected, Doc
little receiving $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
nurphvs Canyon accident.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, June 2.-The body
Of Jean Ranguis, French sheepherder
in the employ OF Rancher Burnett, was
found to-day IN field near the EScondido
roao in Aurphys Canvon, eleven miles
northeast OF the city. All the indications
point 10 a case OF accidental killing. Ran
gus had hidden his rife IN some sumsca
bushes, and when he returned 10 his csmp 0
Monday afternoon he evidently went 10
the bush, drew the rife out Duzzls first
and was shot, the hammer getting caught
in sOna WAY
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03

ing on the plank the steamer Dauntless
passed, and the suction drew the Walker
further from the wharf. The end of the
gangplank dropped from the barge and
Casey was caught between the end Of il
and the barge. Then the boat swsyed
back toward the wharf and Casey was
crushed between the plank and the barge.
His neck was broken and his body man
gled. Casey had mother and brother
living al san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
LOS ANGELES INVENTION.
Test Of Horssiess Carriage Capable o'
Speed OF THeH Niles
m Haur

LOS ANGELES CAL, June 2-The test
of horseless carriage invented BY Philip
Erie OF this city is attracting much atten-
tion here, snd scientific and mechanical
experts believe that the coniriYance Is =
success. At . great expense the inventor
has perfected his work and bEoulht out 8
complete motor carriage, patterned like
an English drag and propelled by ga<o-
line engines under the bed of the vehicle.
A secret test was made on Snnday morn
ing before daylight snd public test will
be made tomorrow, when IL is thought
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The Hi lei Of SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 2-The Japa-
nese man-oi-war Hi Yei, used more espe-
ciaily as training-ship, arrived in port
tonight from Esquimslt having aboard
twenty of The Mikzdo's naval cadets. in
addition TO its regulsr complement of
officers Alter 3 sOjourn Of perhaps 8
fortnight on the sound the HI Yei will
proceed south to San Francisco and
thence 10 the Orient oy way OF Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
san Water Bah. for Alrt,o.

SAN JOSE CAL, June "A project to
establish salt water baths al Alviso is be-
ing considered by number OF business
men Of this city. The site selected IS ad-
joining the bOathouse OF the Golden City
Gun Club and near the site of the pro-
posed clubhouse Of the South BAY acht
Club. The establishment OF baths would
prove great attraction on Sundays and
nolidays
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Too Ru,v "a -. ~.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June Mrs. Mel
lie Wheailey was drowned in The Hudson
River on Fort Washington Point to-day
slx-Year-old daughter from drowning.
MS Wheafley was an expert swimmer,
out was unable TO battle against the cur.
rent. The spectators shouted to 8 man in
rowoost zoo yards away. He saw the
struggling figures in the water. but re
fused 10 Tow 10 them, shouting Pm
busy"
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
In.peets Astoria Fortifeation,.

ASTORIA, o., June 2-Brigadier-
General D. W. flagler, Chief of Ord.
nance, {. s. A., OF Washington, D. C.,
spent to-day in inspecting the new foriif-
ations of the Cover nment now nesring
completion at Fort Stevens and Scar
borough Head, IN this hArbor. The gen.
eral was much pleased with the WORKS.
he left this evening for she East.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
ReCann- Hatktn, .Nv,t,aI..

SAN JOSE. CAL, June Miss Annette
Watkins and Dr.. T. MeCann OF Stockton
were married to-day at the home of the
brides parents. The bride is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Mary Watkins OF 204 South
Second street. The couple left on the
afternoon train Tor Del Monte. They will
make their home in Stockton, where Dr..
McCann is popular dentist
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Esfer for 1urIoos Dstrie,.

MODESTO. CAL, June 2-Judge James
A Wsymire appeared before the board OF
directors o. the Turlock irrigation dis
trict yesterday and stated that he had
disposed OF sufficient bonds of the district
IN Chicago 20 permit ot tbs diligsnt prose
cutlon of work on his contract TO finish
the entire irrigation system. Within g
month large foree Of men will be put on
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
NATIrE SOW rkIUMPH.
Ferdie: Against 7tco San L~is Obispo
HoleI Proprfefors.

SAN LUIS oBISPO. CAL, June "A
case, which has attracted the attention
Of the Native Sons Of the Golden West all
over the State. was decided today in favor
OF that order. II is that in which E jack
and c. o. johnson, proprieiors OF hotel,
sgreed 10 pay $500 10 q fund for the en-
tertsinmenI OF the Grand Parlor in this
city IN 1895. and then refused 10 nav. The
case was irie before a jury and verdict
for The Native Sons for Judgment against
Jack and Johnson for $500, with interest
81 per cent from April -. 1896. was
given. II was appealed 10 the Supreme
Court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
SIunnp In Lo, 4ngeie, on Prices.

Los ANGELES, CAL, June 2-The
Southern Railway Company put into
effect to-day the notice served on oil
producers several weeks $50, that sitter
June 1 II would pay only 81 a barrel for
fuel oil. The effect OF this has been TO
put producers 10 warning among them
selves, snd there Is considerable commo-
ton to-day. = general slump IN prices Is
bang looked for IS q result.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Stockton sf.r.aor. Kill.a

STOCKTON, CAL, June 2-Jerry Casey,
= stevedore in the employ OF the Cali
tornia Navigation and I'm mprovement Com
pAny, was killed in peculiar manner
this morning 81 10 o'clock. He was en-
gagged IN trucking grain from the steamer
1. u walker 20 the whsrf, wheeling IL
oseI : o4Isei ana nom there over gang
plank 10 the EAS<i While he was return
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
sohAA,s HIeH PosIrIoS.
Mise He-treT %ppoiHted Afssstaaf Cor.
marathon Cotfu.sI nT Chicnnn

CHICAGO, ILL, June miss Cora B.
Hsrtzef. the new assistant corporation
counsel OF Chicago, assumed the duties
OF her oface to-day with the demeanor of
one unconscious Of the fact that she has
leaped 70 fame BY being chosen to I'LL the
highest position in legal circles which
ever fell 70 the lot Of her sex IN Chicago.
She was appointed yesterday BY Cor.
poration Counsel Thornton who saws be
considered her the best person he knew
for the place. Neither politics nor person a
influence, but simply capacity determines
the choice
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Ne.s Ratlread ror Merico.

SAN LUIS PoToSI. MEXICO. June -
The contract has been let 10 Mexican
company for building the new railroad
from this city 10 the coffee districts in the
State OF Vera Cruz. Il viii pass through
rich mineral and agricultural country.
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sions have just been granted 70 c. ;. Rob.
son, sn Englishnan, for the establishment
OF cotton and WOODEN factory, 70 cost
zoo, 600. The machinery for the factory
has already been purchased in England.
twenty-five hundred hands are 20 De en-
ployed. According 10 the terms of the
concession Robson NIT also construct q
railroad from TolUca /, the factory and a
road IRON Amecs TO this place
Posts planted in the earth upoer end
down last much longer than those planted
in the position in which the tree sr%w. .
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Tef.rhons cab1, 70 xor LELAND

VALLEJO, Cal, June 2-Mare Island
was connected to-day with Vallejo BY
means o. telephone cahIa
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
To" Bister,t-fa 1aG-s q Ho,,aav.

BERLIN, GERMANY. June 2-Much com.
ment has been caused by the fscs tba,
Baron Marsehail Won Bieoerstein. Minis.
ter OF Foreign Affairs, has been granted
two months leave OF absence. This is Off.
eially described as being his annual hoI,-
DAY, olt II IS generally construed as being
preliminary 10 his retirement, even if he
has not resigned slresdv.
BIG Factory fer Hexies.
AOQUIZINGo, MEX, June 2-Conces-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03

In Toilet Soap mention CASTLE
Chocolate
Bellows filed and goesf
cold
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03
Chinese Lanterns

AVN
DO you co any quitting or make any com
forts II SO, let sell you the filing and
save yo1 3 lOt OF money a. the same time
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-03

These are small but some ike them small
and use more OF Them fJr II garden or avn
We make these 81 90 for q loo and Isr-er
ones Just 2s cheap in proportion
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Ladies, SIeeveIess Vests.....I
Cotton Bats

These are neat and wei made, no- the COM
mon kind: We sold them at 80 CTS. long ago.
! hsSe are called 2-bit goods
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sand Soap p..--------.--- @;---:'- = = g.
We aim 10 keep the best sand soap in tR{:
market; II is the kitchen glrls faForlte ebd
a favorite with iidy housekespsrs every:
where lis sale Is on the increase - ::
POfteG Sausage 90 - &C
This IS UnderwoOo's fine grade 2-bit sizsi
bat re close the bal zuce On hand o. th@s ana: .
kindred goods in the same AssoElLAsp.- IL:
VIII be only for the car o. 3 few days
Cove Oysters -. &C.
The so-caIIed Is or ons pound fuu weights
ar- going now Al 95 cents and me 2 5 Al s1-I ;: .
per dozen lake as few or as many as yoI .
require -:
Red seal AEe--..-- nSC
We always Ike 20 advertise hizh grsde-
goods; Red seal IS commercially p1rs - Peg: ::
cent and VIII render mGCh return IS t1!ee
four cans OF eom11Sa Iye
CeIIuIofd Starch -. IOc
j LILLE less for quantity, We keep a. .Lhst*
high grade gloss starch 70 II axe tEl1gs lQoE,
nice
Florida w dEeF--.-.- -<oC
This Is Coig-tes ire perfume; the Colgate.
goods need 10 poE rom sny oodys they are
Known \ here civI. iZzIlo1 enters
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CrOaueT Sets. best So. =.

Now understand. we nave them from s. 50
mp or even less bu- we c1sar ron SCI here
that VIII stand a.! The banging you y AM TO
give them.
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Reads the Call
Every Morning
Rows. Good sense Waists 81

This IS he cels braGed Ferris waist for little
fellows: always bring SO cents. but Ee have
so many kinds we close this OUT 10 hurry
a. IS cents: sizes 20 70 % around the waist
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-11-26
Y woala as. Rlans

-. - y.

The people Of Florids need a law 40
control insufance COMPANIES, shniler
q ihebillintrotluced ", TIM Georgia
legislature, sy Hon WIN A. podsep, q
Sumter. Thebih provides tor TIE re-
eeyment Of gren,i.'ms Win legal inter-
est, to tle policy holder where q com
pans Contests a policy and wins the
suit, The company is required 70 de-
post with the court the amount Of the
premiums paid, with interest, before il
'can pat in issue any matter Of defense
toshow chat soid policy was void ID it's
Inception" ~ ;,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-11-26
esrslnuoQs ana eraY.e

Brother ys5Ior tcllss good joke on
himself anl the other miqistcn eondpc-
ting the BIG ReetInc
While slons ENGAGED IN scores pray
Ter, ms seeluasasiittle grove in Col.
MeIeai Aeld he stulhbied nos per-
aipimon sase that Nss neslins itsae-
Iicious FRUIT Oh the grttaa, sptN,beins
'ond Of that. fruit he enjoyed q fesst
fitfor prince. .
Returning TO che big gospel tent he
peptioncdhis tlnd.tchis brethren, and
added that he hatf seen the owner and
received an inyitatiepto heh, himsclf
Before night eveiy Attending minis
toond that httls grove and il
has become the most popular ipf sli
pIases.ior seqfci peAyer,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-11-26
let Well enough Alone

Mr.. John A Reeves is contemplating
moving TO Georgia where he has been
led to believe that his business es u
blacksmith wheel-wriRht and general
necanic would be better Mr. Reeves
isa good citizen and Wakulla would
regret 20 part with him and we think
IL he would 70 to Georgia and see how
bis line Of business i, crowded and pri-
ce- cut down he would decide 20 stay
where he IL