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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-12

skiej zapelnily sic polakami.
Chlopom, kt6rzy byli schwy.
TAM, Pfuel kazal wypalac pie
kielnym kamieniem zuaki ma
uchu i reku, pietnujac W ten
spos6b ich przywiszanie do Oh
czyzny.
Okruciehstwa swoje zaciera.
Ii niemcy krzykiem ma barba-
rzy6stwo polak6w, kt6ry jed.
noczesnie podniosly wszystkie
gazety. Oszczerstwa te spra.
willy, &c nawet daleko poza
granicami Ksieztwa ludnosc
niemiecka poczefa nieprzychyl'
ME patrzec ma polakow j ME.
rae o~bsypywala ich niezaslu-
zonemi obelgami.
Przesladowaniom tym polo
zyla kres dopiero amnestjs
kr6la Fryderyka Wilhelma w.
Wiezionych wypuszczono ma
wolnosc, a Mieroslawskiego,
ktorego poczytywano Ia glow.
nego winowajce ruchu, dzieki
wstawiennictwu posia francuz
kiego W Berlinie, odwieziono
do Francji.
Wszystko wraca}o do daw-
nego porzadku, ME porzucono
tylko mysli o rozbiorze Poz.
na6skiego. Pfuel ~zajmowa1
sic tym podzialem, a skoro
ukohczyi roboty przedwstepne
zakreslil granice - Ola GEES.
CT polskiej bardzo szczup}e, 8
jaknajszersze Ola niemieckiej
+ Rada Zwiszku Niemieckie
60 ma rozkaz rzadu berlihskie
go, potwierdzi1a ten podzia}
Wtedy polacy zaprotestowali
Smiafo przeciw bezprawiu wy
stapili Ia sejmie we Franklin
Gle dwaj posiowie polscy: Lys'
kowski i Niegolewski- Pro
testy tie ponawiano jeszcze vie
lekroc, ale bezskutecznie. Do
piero kiedy Fryderyk Wilhelm
W pahstwie swollen doszczet
ME zdusil rewolucje i NADIA:
mu nova ustawe konstytucyj
na = podziaiu zaniechano.
W. Ks. Poznahskie j Prusy
zachodnie zostafy ma dawnycf
prawach poza Rzesza Niemiec
ka ale wiecei nizeli przedten
skrspowane i wiecaj cd tabor
czego rzadu zalezne.
w rezultacie wiec, r. 1S4s
ME przyni6s} dzielnicy poznah
skiej zadnych zyskow. Ruch
kt6ry mia} ogarnac GAIA Pol
|sks, upadl; pozostal on jednab
W dziejach niezatartem swia.
dectwem dzielnosci i poczucis
obywatelskiego ludu. Boha
ter6w z pod Milos3awia
Wrzesni potomnosc zawsze
czcic bedzie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-12

satsm sfuabe pr.y moim boku, kt6rs
ma wiele ~ciezar6w Ola slabych r..
mion, I honor jej bed.ie " mojej
Pieozy.
nD.iekuje kapitsnis".
Ogihski sic ufmieohnas, | rzekl: "a
tsra1 prosse isc, uozy6 sic mus.try;
dopysae trzeba o wasdyslawa, do
ktorsgo to nalsay. pom6wie ram ,
MIN o tenn; lecz dotsd ME wien na..
wiska pani".
Maria Braty hska".
rrZatem ola wssystkiob, Maroin
Brstyhski".
Pu1k ochotnik6w O~gihskiego stai
pre-. kilka ~jesso'e nsstepnyoh ty.
godni " pobliAu wilma. Nisdosta
wafo j~ssso1e niejsdnego do usbroje-
MIA ! wprawy wojennej. To to. cd
switu do zmroku mus.tra sic odoy
wais pod komends starych waoh-
mistrz6w, misnowiois Wfadyslawa,
ktory wielkis okazywai wzgledy mio-
demu Brasyhskiemu
Maria uO.yia sic strrelac do tar
csy, robic paiasrem, wog6ls ws.elkie
cwio1snia z rskrutami odbywaia mea
ME i wytrwals; choc poozsskowo
sdawsio sic SHY to jej pr.echo izie.
Strudzons smiertelnie pierwszegO
wieczoru, rzuoiia sic ma swa mate,
ktora twor.yla jej posianis, a caiem
Jej zyoseniem byic, s.ukac " snie
oowych sii ma jutrc.
Zssneia tel wkrotoe, nowy ten
obraz tyOis, stana& jej we snie, gdy
W pobliau rozlegi sic gios skr.ypiec.
Byiy to miekkie, cudownie prz,-
nikajtc, tony, starego instru mentu,
jaki tylko Antonio S~srad.vari, lub di
Amati W Cremonis posiadali. Rsks
wodzsca ~smyo.kiem byla reks mis-
trza, kt6ra cudowne tony re strun
uywod.iia. Graia jakas fantazje, pc
iaczons I piossnka ludowa; Ona .na
Ia to ~piosenke, i bedao dzieokiem,
bard.o js lubila. Cpusci}a pocichut-
ku sw6j namiot, chcso sic przekonac,
kto byi tym saawnym muzykism.
Wielu Z kolego~ .obaczyaa ssrada.
jscyoh sis pod namiot dow6dzcy,
wsiuchujscych sic W cudowns injury.
ke. 70 ciohu wr6oiia zuow do swe.
go namiotu, zasnela ma nowo, leca
we snie s}yszais Hulk srmst poasc.o.
ny cudowns muzyks skrzyPiec,
w kr6tkim o%zasie, 'o:ta&s dwie wspoi.
mies.ksnki do swego namiotu, byly
to dwie dzielne wiochDy, jak ona
Pcswiecsjsce sic sprawie ojcrystej
to tel kobiety Iornsiy sic mieday
sobs predko, i wsPolnie p~rzyr.eki,
sobis, nsjscislsj dochowac tsjsmnioy.
Maria dnie caie mezoie znosils
wszelkie trady, ciesrsc sic mysls mu-
zyki, ktora ooraz w'ecej serce jel
porywais. Czuls, &c czsr jakis ns
mia wywiera, ME tylko muzyks, leoa
i sam mnzyk. jsk wprzody wodz, dc
obo.u js pociagnsa.
Maria wychowans by&a " klaszto.
RE, tam wsrod oisry k%lasztornej
uiedzy siostrami, ME miaia zadnsj a
swistem s~tyc.nosci, ayia sobie szo1e'
sliwie.
Rss po p~owrocie do domu rodsi.
cielskiego, przybyl o sihski. siyszsls
jego ognista move; brat nisdoieapy,
to jej sPokoju ME dalo. Sla jakas
ciagueia ja do obo.u; wtenczas ME.
umiala sobie zdac sprawy, dis r.ecr
ia spotegowans c.srsm muIyki, IA
czeia ochylsc zaslOne . pred jsJ
ocxu.
70 kilku tygodniach O5ihski roz'
poozai swe %wycieczki prreciw mos.
kalom az pod Mihsk. kt6re poozesOi
.wycie.ko wypadaiy. Oo.ysro,ai
okolice SVEN W karnosoi utrsymy.
wsnem wojskiem; korskom zabieral
zywnosc ] jehc6w.
Maria brais poczesci udzisi W wy.
oieczkaoh oswoiwssy sic zupeinie .s
strzaiami, kt6re jsdnakae pocsssko.
wo dreszczem j. przejuowaiy. Oko
jej spoczywaio tylko ma Osihskip,
ktory c.esto lekkomyslnis aycie swe
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-12
ROk 1913.
(Doko6czenie) }.

mel dfuzszem staniem obozu,
ruszyli teraz ku zyznym i DO
gatym Kujawom, spodziewa.
JAG sic znalezt tam odpoczynek
i dosyc chleba. Alisci, ledwie
staneli we Wrzesni - przysz}o
do novel bitwy ma r6wninach
Soko@owa, gdzie nastapilo spot
kanie z brygads prusks Hirsz
Zelda. Mierosfawski wnet ma.
prawil tn swoje bfedy pc.
przednie. Dobrze obmyslanym
planem odrazu zaszachowa}
niemc6w i zmusil ich do cd.
wrotu. Byla to najwieksza i
najzaszczytniejsza ola broni
polskiej bitwa. Oddzialy WHO'S.
cianskie i tutaj zlozyly dowod
wielkiej odwagi, karnosci i po-
swiecenia. CHOP polski po-
kazaf ca}emu swiatu, jak z ko-
SO zwyczajna W reku umie bro.
mic Ojczyzny...
Pc odniesionem zwycieztwie
posunal sic Mieroslawski ku
Guieznu, zdobycie ktorego
moglo byio zapewnic powsta-
niu dalsze powodzenie. Ma
tym projekcie jednak sko6czy-
Ia sic doba zapalu u dow6d.
cow. Zaczely sic miedzy mimi
niesnaski i coraz wiecej znaj.
dowalo sic takich, ktorzy pc.
czynali watpic o szczesliwym
ko6cu przedsiewziecia, a i mie-
dry ochotnikami traii sic ME.
jeden, co szeregi rzuca} i wra.
cat do domu. Wojsko polskie,
zamiasto trzymac zasilki Pc sto-
czonych bitwach zmniejszsfos sic
teraz liczebnie zdniem kazdym.
Wreszcie poczeto przemysli,
wac o ukladacb. Kiedy do
wiedzieli sic o tenn prosci zof
nierze, wytrwale PREY sztan.
dare raz podniesionym stoja-
cy,lpoczeli glosno narzekac
zarzucac dow6dzcom zdrade.
By to zarzut pochopnie uczy.
niony, ale dzielni wojacy, kt6-
rzy z wiara W slusznosc spra.
wy przelewali krew swojs i
byli gotowi wytoczyc ia do os-
tatniej kropli - ME mogli TO.
zumiec sic ma politykowaniu
starszyzny. Stosunki pogor-
szy1y sic jeszcze, gdy Mieros,
}awski ob6z opuscif. Wkrotce
W DIN. 10 maja pozostafa reset.
ka powsta6c6w z}ozyla W Gear.
nym Piatkowie bro6 pred
prusakami.
Stalo sic to wszystko tax
szybko j ~nieprzewidzianie, re
nawet generaiowie pruscy dzi.
will sic takiemu ko1cowi pow
stania. Mniemali oni, &c pola.
cy ME pobici, lecz trudnemi
okolicznosciami do uk fad6w
zmuszeni, p~oprowadzs powsta.
ME dalei. wojsko pruskie cia.
gle tez bylo W pog towiu.
Ale W kraJu cichfo coraz
bardziej i tylko tn i 6wdzie
ruch cbfopski dawa} sic jesz.
cze nieprzyjacielowi we znaki.
Chlopi ma wlasns reke turbo.
wall j t1ukli prusak6w, gdzie
sic do tego sposobnosc NADIA.
rzy1a, ale CT re swej strony,
mszczsc sic pc barbarzyGsku,
znecali sic mad ludnoscis wsi
i miasteczek, &c j moskal lie
piejby ME potrafl. Ia PREY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-12

d~ziewczyna I pfonscsm obliozem;
twemi wiasnsmi Slowly OF odpowis-
dziec moge; siowy, kt6re cafe stowa
rzys.enis oaywilO, ME tylko mea
ozy.n, lecz ! kobiety; czy pamietssz
ksiate move, jaks W Whine males
W oslu posyskania misszozan W spra.
vie ~ojc.ystej? p%rzypomnis. sobis
przeois gdys m6wii do nicb: nPatr.-
ole ma tie dy m'scs jsszczs rglisro.a,
ma kupy gruzow Z dobytk6w wa
ssych, pod kt6remi ! smierc rodsiny
vase ME rzsdko znsjdujs; spojrzyj
ole IA zamki okoliczne xrsbowane 1
dis W ruinach sterc ssos, Ms to zie
mie krwis s%brooIons, wspomnijcis
ma jski wspoabrsci W o lriemiaoh |
Sybirre; ma Ivy nissro.esliwyoh Zoo.
mstsk j sero', osyt ! wsm iez ME
wycisnie ten obrss, ! ne rapsli sero
semsss "a braci wasryohf
2 oaywieuism powtorryis tie s,o
wa, ! jskby zawstydsons, ~spusOiia
glowke.
pGieboko W serou .schowsiam to
siowa", rzekis niesmialo, ktore jsk
CLOS trsby ostatecznej csis Polsks
wstrsssnsc powinny; laden prawy
syn Ojcsyzny ME powinien uchylsc
sic pred swietym obowisskiem.
ia nam jsdnego brata, lecz ten
jest tcborsem; przychodre "a nisgo,
js sic ME lekam, ME drte o mole ay
ole ! cbetnie je " obronis Ojosysny
poiote.
Ogihski uwsgs ssuobsi slow
piekoej dsie wioy, kt6rs tax gieboko
,iows jego pojea. 1 " sercu sacho
wais; podsiwiai to meane seroe, !
dusse kobiety.
To tel 20 nsmySle rseki: ,niech
Gle stauie jak sobis pani tyosyss, -.
srsy maj sws tsjemniee. prsssnsosam
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
GEORGIA--COBB COUNTY.


The petition of j. l. Clark, w. S. Clark,
0 Rex, L N. Trammell, ] N CAN'T and
Walter L, Sessions shows that they desire
for themselves their associates and success,
sors to be incorporated under the name
and style of "THE MARIETTA TELEPHONE
COMPANY" with the right of perpetual
succession.
The object of said incorporation is to
erect aud equip telephone exchange in
the city of Marietta in said county and to
build long distance telephone lines; to
operate aud maintain said telephone ex.
change by erecting poles and stretching
wires thereon to connect the telephone Z
with central office or exchange for the
purpose of furnishing communication by
the subscribers for the telephones by cleo
tricity to rent the telephones to the citi.
zens where said corporation may see pro-
per to put them in and to charge and col
lect for the use thereof
The principal place of said business will
be in Marietta, Georgia but petitioners
desire the right to build long distance lines
and erect branch Offices and exchanges in
other towns of said State. The capital to
be employed is Four Thousand Dollars to
be divided into shares of Fifty Dollars each
but petitioners desire the right to increase
the same to any sum not to exceed Twenty
five Thousand Dollars.
Petitioners desire the right to purchase,
hold, improve, rent lease and convey real
estate to make bylaws; have and use a
common seal; to sue and be sued and to
have and enjoy all the rights, privileges
and powers usually incident to corpora,
tons of this class IN said State.
Wherefore petitioners pray to be incor>
pcrated under the name and style aiore>
said and with powers aforesaid for the full
term of twenty years.
f " COLEMAN,
Petitioners Attorney
l hereby certify that the above and fore>
going is true transcript from the minutes
Of said Court w. Il. MONTGOMERY,
Jan. 3lst, 1898. Clerk Sdp'r. Court.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

1t is. amusing to hear Mr.. Bryan
talk about giving the American peo-
pie an American financial system,
supposedly system locking to tie
equal use of both gold and silver,
and them see him 60 to Mexico and
bring back glowing accounts Of the
Mexican system, under whose ope
ration no coin but silver is seen or
used from one years end to the
other.-Tifton Ind) Advocate.
When have you seen any gold
of any considerable amount in circu-
lation in the daily transactions Of
business? Isn't gold almost retired
from circulation here as it is in
Mexico? Silver and silver certifi.
Gates seem to be carrying the bur-
den of trade down this way? If we
should run mp on a five, ten or TWEEN.
ty dollar gold piece now it would be
curiosity. You will probably say
this silver is all kept OF q "parity'
by reason of the "gold standard
Very we'll. Then let the govern.
ment pay these 'parity" silver dol
lars to bond.holders as the "coin'
the contract implies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Governor Atkinson said he did
attend that bull fight on Sunday in
Mexico. Some of the Georgia press
are scoring him for it. Probably
some Of these editors when they
went to Havana, Cuba, seven years
ago, attended the bull fight there on
Sunday. We know that there we're
no: more than a dozen who didn't,
and this editor was one that didn't
attend. If we send missionaries to
convert the heather, then we should
set consistent example when visit
ing them, and discourage sinful
practices and violation of the Sab.
bath.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
WILL TAKE TaE BUSINESS.

With abundant water power, with
cheap coal, with extraordinarily
cheap labor, and with the cotton
fields &C their doors, the Southern
cotton mills will assuredly stake
the business But they have not
taken it YET. Their competition is
only in coarser yarns and the raider
fabrics. Until they learn to do the
finer work and very greatly multi
ply their mills, their competition
will afford TO good excuse for the
cutting ct the meager wages paid in
New England, as the bosses there
contend that it does.-New York
World.
The above shows the trend Of
business in cotton manufacturing.
The South is where the cotton is
produced, where the climate is mild
eight months in the year and where
labor is cheap, and therefore cotton
goods can be manufactured cheaper
and at greater profit than in the
east where the cotton has to be
shipped, where the winters are long
and severely cold, and where labor
is very high.
There is not cotton factory in
the south, with modern machinery
and tavorabiy situated to railroads,
but what is making handsome divi-
dends. Then what is to hinder us
in Marietta from putting in cotton
factory right here? 1t can be done
if we resolve to do it. Mr.. T. B.
Brady, Of this place, is willing to
invest ten or twenty thousand dol
lars in such an enterprise. Will
not the citizens co operate with him
in this very desirable movement?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Nearly thirteen thousand people
in New York State died from con-
sumption last year. This death rec
ord has led to a movement to have
the state establish colony for con-
sumptives in the Adirondack region,
the claim being made by some of the
most eminent New York physicians
that at certain stages of the disease
a change of climate, with proper
treatment will prove curative
Colu nbus Enquirer.
There is no such fatality in any
state in the south caused by any
disease, which shows that this is the
most healthful climate in the world.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Col. W. A. Knowles, OF the Rome
Tribune, who accompanied Governor
Atkinson's party to Mexico, says
The whole time We were in Mexico
we did not see a cloud as large as a
mans hands 1t is . land os suns
shine, flowers and tropical fruits.
Oranges were sold at Is cents per
100 or 9 cents in our money. Ba.
nanas only bring 20 cents a bunch.
In the City of Mexico they have no
fires in the houses or hotels as they
say il produces rheumatism. The
nights are quite cool, and we found
overcoats necessary. The sun is
very hot. On the shady and sun
shiny side ct the street there is said
to be difference CT 30degrees."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

y negro named DR.. William
King, at Tcwanda, Pa, has two
hearts, one On each side, and two
sets OF ribs. He can draw one set of
ribs down to cover his stomach, and
ne can stop his pulse beats while the
heart beats continue. He has puz>
zled the Philadelphia medical coll
lege.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

The government appro priat e s
$4,000 per year to send seed to q
few people throughout the county.
1t is waste of money, and we do
not see why it is not abolished. If
it is the duty of the government to
furnish seed to the people, why
not furnish the best breeds of pigs
and chickens also?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

John i. Boiteuillit, of Macon,
Major Frank Galloway, the private
secretary to Governor Atkinson, ex.
Internal Revenue Collector Paul
Trammell, ex-Representative NJ. A.
b. Tatum, of Dade, ex> Clerk Eugene
Specr, B. 6. Hardeman, and Cap>
tain Tip Harrison, chief clerk in tie
oihce of Comptroller. general Wright
and b. W. Frey, last Reading
Clerk in the House, are applicants
for the clerkship CT the Georgia
House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

The Gambler family is curiously
mixed" as to religious beliefs.
Warren, Asa and John Gambler are
.Methodists; Milton Gambler is a
Presbyterian. while Allen d. Can
dler. the gubernatorial candidate,
worships with the Baptists. His
wife and every other member of his
family belongs to the Baptist church.
Dalton Argus,
According to the above Uncle
Allen doesn't belong to any church.
He has lived mighty long time
without being anchored.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

1t has been suggested that Judge
Gober would possibly be candidate
to succeed Judge Fish of the SUI
preme bench, whose term expires
this year. Judge Gober made num-
bers of friends during his stay here
las. week who would be glad to sup
port him if he SHOULD decide to make
the race .-Taibotton New Era.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
Wise men make 9edsts that fools
may eat and get the govt.
BuckIen's Arnica SaIYe.

The Best Salve in the world far cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eraptions an positively
cures piles, or no pay required It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price IS centc per box
For sale by j. w Legg.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
MARIETTA GA
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 3, 1898.

The ninth district papers say that
Gainesville shall net nave the gov
ernor and congressman too. They
are for Tate for congress.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Hon. Elem DuBignon announces
that he will not be candidate tor
Governor and will support Gambler.
Senator Clay declares for Gambler
nov that DuBignon declines to en-
ter the race.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

II looks now as if Democrats will
have their choice restricted to Can.
Gler for Governor. The other horses
we're anxious but lacked the spur OF
the people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

The Citizen hopes Congressman
Maddox will vote against the Loua
Bill when Is comes up, first, last and
all the time. The bill is directed
at country weeklies.-Dalton Citi-
zen.
We hope he will, too, if he don't
we will always think he ought to
have done so.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Every young married man should
subscribe for his nome paper, says
an exchange. His wife probably
had the pleasure of reading it at
home and it would be heartless to
deprive her of it after she is mar
ried.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

Whiskey has a peculiar wey o.
getting man down alter he gets it
down.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03
GEORGIk-CoBB COUNTY

GEOKGIE-COBB COUNTY
Martha Watkins, } Cobb Superior Court,
VS.. mo 81. November
John Watkins Term, 1897.
To John Watkins, Greeting: By order
of the court hereby notify you that on
the 25th day of October, 1897, Martha
Watkins filed suit against you for total
divorce, returnable to the November
Term, 1897, of said court under the iore>
going caption. You are further notified
to be present at said court on the second
Monday in March, 1898, to answer plain
tifl's libel for divorce. In default thereof,
the court will proceed thereon as to JUS
tice shall appertain, Witness the HONOR
able George F. Gober, Judge of said court.
this 1st day of February, 1898.
w. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-02-03

The narrow minded man some
times makes the Droadest assertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-07

with Keeping a vicious deg and the prcof
u SO conclusive / zasi De compelled 10
me you IL the case goes 20 trial. You
nave put yourself In the position % sbeI-
tans this dog IL It's vicious HABITS By pro
tecsine IL from the officers Of the Law. /
would advise you 10 deliver & over 10 be
shot"
40 look Ike vicious woman" asked
Mrs. eimson in the msds. OF her tears
10. no, madame" replied the justice,
Ear from IL. but you have q vicious dog"
But j think & great deal Of the dog"
replied Mrs. sImson. and Il was given to
me by my sister. who died recently. IL
Goes rot mean anything. 1t grabs people
piayfuIIy.''
The justice thought OF those torn clothes
ard missing chunks of flesh, and was glad
he had escaped such playful demonstra-
tions.
IF you are certain 1t will be killed"
said Mrs. Ssrnson. Il Will give up"
Have no fears on that score" replied
the Justice The dog with tie executed
with precision and Dispatch
This arrangement was satisfactory TO
all interested and Officer Iverson started
was overcome with sorrow AZ the ap-
preaching death OF her pet ard she asked
for permission to see the execution.
III shall be as you desire replied the
justice
And" continued Mrs sImson. "it must
be killed in my woodshed"
80 be It," replied the Justice
And l must see that III is buried
The corpse is yours said the justice.
Then went the execGtloner forth. The
FUNERAL announcement vii, be made later.
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Court Notes.

James II. wooding has sled a petition scr
distribution OF the estate OF Charles III.
Wooding.
Judge Jacobs yesterday signed an order
allowing Sheriff Meyer an extra deputy 10
take Joan Brown 10 the penkeatiafy.
Franis Trosiatore. q subject OF Italy,
made declaration yesterday OF his !nten-
zen 10 become a citizen OF the United
States.
Minerva A. Norton has applied for let
tiers OF administration In the matter OF the
estate Of Betsy Wagner. who died last May
and left no VIII.
]. g. Elliott. administrators OF the estate
OF Henry Otterson, yesterday filed his bond
In the sum OF $3.50. with George II. Stewart
and 4. 5. Smith as sure ties
William Gunterman. Thomas orion and
George Crosby. appraisers OF the estate OF
William p. Smith. filed their inventory
Yesterday. showing an estate valued at
The December cost bills for the civil ana
criminal departments Of the superior court
We're filed yesterday. The civil cost bill
amounted to 1858. and the criminal bill
TO sos.
Navtni Anderson, Administrative OF the
estate OF Gustavus Anderson, fled an In
Ventory or his estate yesterday, showing
real estate valued at 2.0o and personal
property Of the value OF so.
Judge Jacobs yesterday signed q decree
which will permit Charles Dietz to use tho
woodshed. garden and barn of certain
premises he has leased without any further
trouble from the plaintiff in the suit. Julia
LilHs.
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For Receiving stolen Property.

A. Stein. who Is we'll known as a horse
and dog dealer. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detectives Corhelt and Pow
ers on the charge OF receiving stolen prop
erty. knowing the same TO be stolen. y
year or 50 ago some rings were stolen from
a variety performer named Murphy. Cor
bett and Powers claim 10 have recovered
three OF the rings. They also say that
Stein had part OF the stolen property and
made several statements As 10 what he
did with H. The detectives say that
Stein claims 10 have found some OF tho
rings on the street Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton said last evening that he
thought the state had a good case against
Stein Stein was taken before Justice Of
the Peace Austin and released on $50
bonds