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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-09-02
IABSoEUTEEy PURE

IN by weekly installments OF 60
cents per share, which | collect
81 on each Saturday, using an
ordinary pass book, such as they
use in banks with their individu- :
al accounts, In these books |
made the credit entries as they
were paid to me.
3. AS soon as we had collect.
ed about $1,000 we purchased the
land and borrowed sufficient
money to erect our buildings and
make small cash payment on the
machinery. In borrowing this
money we gave the notes OF the
corporation endorsed by the
directors Of the company.
q. My recollection is that we
paid about one-fourth cash and
gave the notes for the remainder
OF machinery, said notes being
endorsed by the directors as in
the first Instance.
z. 1t took us something over
Six months to get the mill started.
after breaking ground.
8. As stated in reply to your
query number A, our stock was
payable in weekly installments of
90 cents per share, which we
soon found was a mistake, as il
took too long TO collect the capi-
tai and involves a heavy into rest
account, especially if you are
anxious to get your mill up and
in operation quickly. In my
opinion the weekly installments
should not be less than 81 per
share, which would enable YOU
TO get all Of your capital in with
in a reasonable time, without
bearing too hard upon the sub
scribers. In connection with the
of the installments,
when the stockholders failed Ia
make his weekly payments we
him interest at the rate
OF . per cent per annum, and
when he paid in advance as many
OF them did, for one, two and
three months, we allowed them
the same rate on the money adj |
vanced. Many OF orr stock :
holders paid in advance and some |
Of them paid their entire SUBJ |
scriptionin advance, upon which, !
of course, we allowed them in
lerest as stated above. IL took
he stock Of the Ada Mill as YOU
will see by the above statements
nearly four years to mature. and
when the stock was fully paid up,
lot having declared any stock
dividend. we paid tho stockhold-
srs dividend and carried quite a
handsome sum to the surplus ae-
count. In my judgment a mill
properly equipped and judicious-
y managed in your section would
'ay its stockholders very well.
have endeavored to give you
n a general way the information
Isked for and trust the same NAV
70 satisfactory. If, however,
here are any other points | have
lot covered, upon which you
you'd like further information, r
hall be very glad to answer any
luestlons in regard to the matter.
Yours very truly,
J. j. GoRMLEY.
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am yours very truly,
MURRAY +. SMITH.

Charlotte, N. c., Aug. %. 1899.
Mr.. Murray f. Smith, Attorney
at-Law, Vicksburg, Miss.
Dear Sir-Capt. S. B. Alex
ander has handed me your letter
of the 18th inst, with the re-
quest that | reply to the same.
was secretary and treasurer
Of the Ada Manufacturing Com
pany Of this city from its organi-
cation and held that position for
about ten years. In order to
answer you intelligently, | shall
reply to your interrogatories by
number as you have them.
L. The amount of capital stock
depends entirely upon the size of
the plant you want to erect. The
Ada Mill was capitalized at $780,
600, and has 1000 producing
spindles.
2. The largest subscription was
81 600, and the smallest was SfOO
the par value of the etock per
share.
8. ] do not now recall just how
many people subscribed, but
would say between three and four
hundred.
4, The capital stock was paid
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DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE.

Jackson, Miss. Aug. 81, 1899.
Editor Gazette ii have nc
doubt that there are in MISSISSIPPI
pi, as III most other states, child
rem who are both deaf and blind
and perhaps their parents or
guardians think it is impossible
to educate them.
Will you please say to your
readers that such children, if
sound in mind and body, can be
educated and taught some useful
trade in this school? H
Will you ask them. if they
chance to know of any such
children, to please SEND me the
names and addresses Of parents
or guardians?
The parent or guardian of a
deaf child ought not to hesitate
to take advantage, of the, proyi-
sion the state has made for such
children. But when a child is
deaf and blind, doubly afflicted,
certainly a parent or guardian
ought to be hunting for something
to relieve its sad condition.
You can do these children great
service if you will state these
facts and ask their friends to see
to 1t that they enjoy the, privilege
of this school.
Ii you will take ten minutes to
read the enclosed leaflet, you will
certainly be repaid for the read.
ing.
Thanking you for all your fa-
vors to this school, and hoping
you will interest yourself in
bringing the blessing Of light
and knowledge to some such child
and that you will announce in
your paper that our school opens
the 1st Wednesday in October,
and urge all who have deaf child
rem to send them, am
Yours truly,
j. r. DoBYNs, Supt.
For Bupcies 90 fo .Ierorne
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Three years ago If anybody
had proposed that the United
States acquire the Philippines,
even as a gift and with their full
consent, he would have been re-
garded as fit for a lunatic asy-
lum. In what way is it more de-
sirable for us to expend our blood
and treasure in conquering these
islands, than 1T was under Pres-
ident Cleveland
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!, yicksburg, Aug. 2s. 1899.

Vicksburg, Aug. 2S, 1899.
Editor Of the Yicksburg Herald /:
In answer to my letter of the
24th, Mr.. j. j. Gormley, OF
Charlotte, N. O., writes me fur
ther that he has in mind a young
man amply qualified to take
charge Of a mill and expects TO
see him before many days, and
will ascertain from him whether
or not he could come here and
take charge Of a mill; that he is
known both to himself and Capt.
Alexander, both of whom would
most cheerfully endorse him.
He further writes me that he mas
had a conversation with Mr..
Stewart w. Cramer, Of Charlotte.
who has been in this section,
making contracts for three large
mills. Mr.. Cramer represents a
fine line of textile machinery and
is fully qualified to do any engi-
neering work that may be nec-
essary; that he has made marked
success in this line at Charlotte
and has built up a large and suc-
cessful business. AS to the
matter Of coal. Mr.. Gormley
writes that the mills in Charlotte
are run by steam and pay SO. 80
per short ton for coal delivered
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COTTON FACTORY.
A WAY TO BUILD ONE IN MAGNOLIA.
Interesting Letters From Pro.
gressive and Practical Men.
The Gazette reproduces the
following lettars from the Vicks-
burg Herald, because Of the prac.
teal business lesson they teach:
Editor Of the Vioksburg Herald !:
Attached correspondence Is
handed you republication if YOU
think it worthy of place in YOUR
columns. | would say that the
Ada Cotton Mills at Charlotte
North Carolina, have been sinpu-
larly successful, and is one Of the
mills written about in Mr.. Har-
grove s letters to the Picayune
Capt. s. b. Alexander is known
to me personally both in a busi-
ness and social way and no man
stands higher. | am confident
that we could get a similar mill
here in Vicksburg. The Ada
Mill has never paid less than s
per cent and sometimes as high
as 10 per cent and has expended
out OF its surplus earnings one
hundred thousand dollars or more
in increasing the capacity OF its
plant. have written to Mr..
Gormley for some further infor.
nation about the price of coal.
etc. Yours trulv
MURRAY f. SMITH.
August is, 1899.
Capt. S. B. Alexander, Charlotte.
North Carolina:
My Dear Captain-I have no.
ticed in letters written to the Pic
ayune by Mr.. Hargrove a good
deal about two cotton factories
built in your town on the co-op-
erative plan, and as am anxious
to start one here venture to trou-
Die you in order to get a little more
OF the details of the plan upon
which these factories were built.
VIII you kindly enlighten me on
the following points, to-wit:
! How much was the oapltal
stock OF these factories to start
with?
2. What was the largest sub.
scrlption Of any one stockholder
and what was the smallest?
.. About how many people
subscribed to the stock?
4. How were the payments
made on these subscriptions to
The capital stock?
Q. How much cash was paid in
before building and construction
6. Was any OF the machinery
bought on time, if so how much
20 credit and how much cash?
q. How long after the project
vas started before operation COM
nenced?
8. Give me in a brief way the
iuceess which these two cotton
Mills have met with.
3. would like to know il it'll
would be possible TO get some
nan thoroughly reliable and ac-
Iuainted with the business to
ONE here and take charge OF a I /
Gill, and if possible to take some {
tock in it. | trust l am not |
you too much, but / am {
nxious to get mill started here. I
nd thought that you could give '
his information without too much s
rouble. With kindest regards {
nd best wishes for yourself and
amily.
am yours very truly,
MURRAY +. SMITH.
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COTTON FACTORY.

4 WAY 70 Build oNE N MAGNOLIA,
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For Buggies go to jerome
Ford's.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-23

ids, - chwaaa Bogu - ona! SYM,
ksawsry, dsrujl Tax j. pstrss, nis
WIEN 90 robic... TAX ona snow:
Synu, Ksswsry. darujl TAX j. "
Psaos. TAX mnis jsgomes6 " kark,
ajs jej do n6g. TAX snow jegomosc
reks jsj bisrse I ma giowis mojsj
sfadsis. A TAXA lekka bysa Ia reka,
Jak pi6rko, q tax mi saoiefyla m
gfovis, jsk oa6w.. A psni tylko
dy'sy, Al " Pisrsiaoh jej gra, q BILE.
dsiuohos taxa, jsk ten opastsk. q
gromnios 90 j. jsgomoit srsymsi,
tylko ohwir, ohwir, M obis strony, a
sic tax juf dussa do wysoia tfukla..
(Dokoho.snie nassspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-23
DOniesienie cd ksiedZa.

Prawie cudowny wypadek, kt6ry zdarzyl
sic " fremont, Pa z~astanawia cafy SWAT
lekarski. Ksiadz Daniel Saner, kapian
tamtejszy, donosi o ten dla dobra jego
t~ierpiacych wsp6fbraci: Przez bardzo
wiele lat cierpiaiem ns niestrawnosc 1
~bezsennosc, przez CO stan mego zdrowia
znacznie podupadf. Sk6ra moja obiaziia
niby fusks z r, by, | doktorzy orzekli, re
z powodu mego wleku, SO lat, ratunek
ola mnie Jest niemozebny. Mole dziesiec
miesiecy temu zaczafem zazywae Ora
Piotra Gomozo | wkrotce uczufem polep-
szenie. Powrocif mi a. etyt, zdrowy sen
dodawaf mi sif | p~rzybralem ma wadze
re 120 ma $50 funtow. Przyjaciele win
szowali mi zdrowego wygladu. Pred
tenn z trudnoscia modem pioro utrzymac;
to pismo MECH p~rzekona pana o mych
powroconych sifach. z wdziecznoscis
przyznsje, ae obecny moi doskonaiy stan
zdrowia, Jest "a faska Boga rezultatem
wybornego lekarstwa Ora Piotrs Gomozo.
Me Jest sprEedawane w aptekach.
Piszcie do wfasciciela, DR.. Peter Fair
ney, 112 ia 8. Ashland ave-, Chicago,
Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-23

Prsss pastswuik idsosgo ossowiska,
ks6ry pod krsyasm pr.ydroAnym
kleknsf. sismis uoalowai ipodni6sl
SKY obie reos modlic sis .ao,sl. Pod.
s1edissy bliaej. ~.obaorysam, 70 jest
to Ksawsry, jui pr.ybrany " swojs
ls'nie nornaty", jak js nasywss, I.
torbs Prise. plscy 1 . owa sskr.ywio.
NJ berlics tot obok letsos. Bose js.
60 piety ~ssercsaiy n MIN " smud.s
m~issieosnsj jasnoioi. podobne do
tyoh stygmatysowanych stop, kt6rs
widsimy " oatarssoh, roswiany cha.
Dat sssroko okrys o.arns jssscss sie.
mile, " tyf prsechylons, ssossoinias
tym f6fsawym wsosem pokryts gso
"a, sdawals sic blyssoxs6 .'otym
kregiem, . sssroka nisruohoma twars
jego byia iwiatfsm srebrsysssm IA
lana.
Nedsars ten, ten imisssny, lido.
tyosnis ufmischsjscy sic do lad.i
ossowisk, wyglsdsi jak iwiety " IA.
chwycsniu.
Zaras sac.af ipiswst. Clos mu
sic 'rsssa, gsowa ohwiaia. fsy spsdsay
jsk iskry po twar.y. Byia to owa
pisfh stara mana:
""Jssu Chrysts Panic milky,
Baranku bardso oisrpliwy..
Spiew ten misf " sobie COS dsiw
nile prssjmnjscsgo. Zdawsio sic, ae
to on wisfnis ten be.rodny 1 be.
domny ~sisrota, ksory praos .syoia Ca
lego nistylko do ciepaej s.maty ma
fgr.biscis, ale nawst 40 lat" dojtc
ME m6gl. = prssoiss nigdy ale ME
skarfyf, 70 &, on sam jest: baran.
klein bardso cisrpliwym."
Nastepnsj SHINY Ksswsry ME pr.y.
sssdf obsistc swojsj i.by " o.wors.
ku. q lista mi ME prryohodsii takfs..
zanispokoifo to mas sra.u, m6wilis
my o MIN, AZ potsm wysssdi ws.yss.
kim . myilii Z pamieoi.
Dopisro na samo podvioInis, gr,s.
jso sic M modem siohou prsed do
mem, .obacsyism jak ssedi cd mia
stsoska. Giyby ME to, .s idso pr.s,
pole glove mlai odkryts, osspks
W rskV, ole byisbym 60 nigdy pc.
.naia, tax byi .swnetrsnis ,misnio
ny. Pr.sdsws.ystkism miaf "a 80.
bic cispse patio, take. spodnis, CRU.
be wysokis buty. 1 nisbisski f,ntaa
wyohod.soy . pod koanisr.a c.ysssj.
dos Is oisnkiej kos.uli. Struohl,la
twarI jego nabraaa sdrowsssj osry;
oo.y tylko ME straoiiy togo wyra.u
Prssrsfenia ! msrtwoty, jski i'm byl
~~iasoiwy.
Dhwiiam sic " duchu tel .mi.nie,
kisdy Ksawsry pr.yssspiws.y do
tswki prsem6wii npoohvalony" 1 20
osiowst mole suknie, jsk TO mial We
.wycssju.
Aha. Aha. ohwaia Bogu..-
ods.wai sic pasr.so ma mnis . tym
samym 90 dawniej idjotycsno. bolss.
nym usmiechsm, rossssr.ajscym usta
jsgo cd ucha do ucha.
- A! Ksawsryl - rssklam, Okla.
sujso mu ~pr.yjemne .dsiwienie.
- Ksawsry Wilswski... - pod.
Powisdsiai, kiw.jsc sic imissInie
przsdemna, 90 miaio sapewne ukiop
sIlaohscki osnso.ac. - Aha, Wilew
ski, aha.
l sblityws.y sic do mojej twsrzy:
Cnwafa Bogu - sssptai. -
Make mi Pan Jesus dal....
COT JakP
- Aha" Aha. Ia psni, pani Wi
lewska, szlsohoianks, obywasslka..,
Ale to byls wtsdy wdows, aha, 1 ola
tsgo sic " Krakowis r~odsiism...
Chwaia Bogu..
Ztoiyi reoe ! oo.y wsni6si do ME
be, dsiskujsc Ia swoje urod.enis,
jskby "a dar najwy.ssy.
- l jake sic Ksawsry dowis
dziaif
- Aha. s~aohorowsis, na fmisrt
s~sohorowafa... woaajs mnis do nisj
A JUL j. jsgomosc spowisdsi. Tab
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cy prses pola wlr6d soisfnej samis.
Of osfovisk. : gsows obwisssds
spsowiaiym ssmatsm, I nogami owl.
niesemi sson,s. ~ prxswissanym
ohustks chtl,ois pa6oisnnym, kt6rs
60 poly rozwiswsi wiatr mrczoy, u
kasujsc ~wylatsos Z dsiur kolana ii
ne. 2 boku wisiais M MIN pl6oisn
N torba, . cisnkis diugis ramiona
sdswafy sie 60 unosic mad sismia,
pussosons " ruoh jsk skr.ydia. Pc.
mimo wislkisgo poipieohu, . jakim
wykonywai swojs posolssws, .asrsy.
mywai sis prsed kaHdym krsyssm,
klekai M iniegu Tub na Erudds 60
fsj, . ws,kle sbislais jego wsrgi po-
russsiy sic szsptsm modlitw paois
rsy.
Do mas loisgal swykle M moo,
wisdsiai. ae dostanis kolaoje I kat
do spania " stsjni lub ~ oborss.
Gly prsysssdi, osslsdz sisdsso pr.y
misis wybuohaia lmiechem I drwin.
kami.
Il COT TO slavery" tax 20 Of
chu sajechai. aeimy ME slys.slii
Kispskisgo foospana Slavery ma, 90
nawst ogoia . pskut dad ME umie.
Zsby-my byli wiedxisli, toby my
byli choc turowej pieo,sni oar.sdsi
II, prawds Msryfkaf A tax bars.os
inc 1 kartofls, jes.ose Z nioh kuchsr
ka w~ssystkis skwarki wyjsdla""
A inni:
= Coz tam savsry ustrssln .s
swego kijs, oo tax torba stsrosyP
- Ciohojta, ME gadajta, DO Save
~ pienisdss nissie, DO bedsis Bier
nscios kupai...
A on tynozasem jsk u progs sta.
nai i npoohwalony" rsskl, tax tylko
dyszai cd ousgo bisgu oisp.s po
wietrse ustsmi ~ohwytai. Uimischsl
sic ws.elako kiwsjsc glove 1 powta-
rssjsc:
- Ahai Anal" Chwais Bogul -
IL to byi .wykiy jsgo prsyssep do
ro.mowy.
Potsm dopisro .aosynai dr.s6 o.
lem swojem ned.nsm oiaism l pr.y.
suwai sic do komina niesmialo, kur
o.ac swojs diugie, s'oms owinists
nogi. kiedy mu .as Msrytka " sgra.
biais ! srzesscs sic reos nssypais 60
raoyoh karsofi, p~r.yoiskai js do pier
81 ! diugo tax tr.ymal ola rosgr.ania
sic, q iyaki /. bsrs.ossm do geby do
nisie MIA m6gi, tax dygotai oaiy.
Gdy m6wii, .ajakiwai sic I uimis.
chsi, poka.ujso a6ate, r.adko osadso.
ne .sby. zajskiwanie owo poobo
d.iio .tad, ss ME n ~yki byi . ludz
mi gadac, tylko re soba, OF .wyosaj-
ME. " polu, IA bydiem. Cssgo Gle
sas ufmieohai, vie to chyba sam Pan
Jesus Z nisbs, DO nisdola to byfa
1 tywot bss wssslakisj ro.ko
ssy.
Choc 10 | ten usmisch jsgo tst byi
o~sobliwy..
Poka4e bywaio, wielkIe a6its ss
by, . twar. Gala jakoby struchla}s,
po csols jakby 1t, brona pr.sjsohai,
takie brusdy ma MEM, a " oozaoh
tax metno, jake " tyoh doskaob, 90
pc desro.u ma drod.s stojsl
w poiowie oos lutsgo dols jsgo
p~oprawiia sic nieco, obsiadl bowism
pusta isbe ma osworaku ! pilnowai
dzieoi. Byfs to jakby
oohronks .imows, gdsis sic sohodsiio
re dwad.isicioro mnisjssego I wick.
ssego drobiasgu. Jsdne darby pis.
re, drugis skubsiy s.arpis, q Kss.
very opowiadai i'm bsjki, ipiswai
ciskawszym pokasywai M
elementarsu. Byli tacy, kt6rych tel
pisrwssej sarss .imy "a Bss, Bsk
- jak m6wn -uwypropon o.
zap
A gdy .spaohniaia wiosna ! pisrw
sse sic srswy puiciiy, a uOsni6w ]
ucssnnic ubywac sacreso, wdsis wal
sw6j chaiat, p~odpssywat
sic rzsmieuism, sawijai Stairway,
sorbe prses plsoy przewies.si | |. lis.
tamil biegsi.
Psmietsm jsdsn TAXI wiso.6r, tie
dy sic wybrai cd mas Z simowsj %
Byi to wielki pistsk. wisl.
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Ma CO DAIRY BOZE2

Ma CO DAIRY BOzE2
Sranuj braoie Diary boae:
Pamiec, rosum, wolns wols,
Gdya ME ludsiom nieI6 obroAe -
Do swobody! nile " niswols!
ChocbyI zsoss miai k.idsny.
Jsknajpredssj skruss js, siam,
l spiess, brao's ukochany,
Do wolnosci s.o.ytnyoh braml
Psmied ma to: abya pomnil,
za jest wolnym zismi synsm;
l kaadsmu uprsytomnil,
zssmy roAni tylko o.yner.
Wiec: ME skarby. nj tytuiy,
Ale mimo wrsssku, drwin -
Cora serca, 90 odcsuiy,
n nslety podnieic gmin!
Rosum M TO: abys umiai
Pojsc prawde, strseds sic blagi,
A 90 widsis. w~yrosumiai;
Jskisj dane d,ieso wagiP
l to wszystko " co ohosss wisrsyc,
Jikbyi .bote wi6ii ma miyn,
Mass rosumsm swatyc, ~smiersyc,
Myil rosumns smieni6 " csyn.
A mad wiasna, wolns wole,
Cos mann droasss. jski skarbr
Ztsd 4sl, giy M bratoism csols,
Woist niswoli smutny karb!
Polsko! Mako! prseklnij syn6w!
Kt6r.y lud tw6j oisgos wsteos -
R,uc " pogarde tyoh Ksin6w.
Co " twej pisrsi topic niso.i
Sc. Modrzepski.
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o.sm wystrugai sobis sakrsywions n
CORY bsrlioe, I kory j. do biaiotci
sbrai, l tax 20 raysku IA dobytkism
jsgo~moioinym ohodsil, oc.y do nIeba
p~odnossac. = II dobrodsisjs sie mod.
leo. Togo tylko Haiowal, 70 jego.
mosc novieo.k6w" nile tr.yms, body
j. sobie pieknis 20 polu pssai. jake
ten nBonus Pastor" 90 " sakryssji
wisi, Q TAX must nierss poly n re-
mish zakiadac ugania6 sic n swi
miami, 90 " kartofls burmistr.owskis
lsss.
Prsy otrsymaniu ssarawar6w sn6w
byfa PrIemowa. Jsgomol6 powis
dsi o sOisaksch pahskioh, jake je
prostowac trzsba, o dwunsstu poke
lsniach wsbudsonyoh . ledzw vi Abrs.
hsmovyoh Il r6Hnyoh jsssoss RE.
csach, kt6rych Ksawery 90 prawda,
ME rozumiai dobrxs, ale kt6rs 90
nismnisj do giebi w.rusrasy.
Nsjpamissuiejs.sm ws.akAs byso
otr.ymanis ssalika. Jegomoi6 wr6.
Oh wtsdy Z odpustu, wss6l byf, o.
mowar na st0 dswa6 kasai, q SODA
o.yws.y Ksawsrsgo, .awoiai go do
siebis. 20 rsmieniu poklspal. hsrbasy
mu s.klanks nalal l pyta:
- l COT panic WilewskiP
Ksawsry ussa oswor.ya 1 patr.y,
do nisgo, osy ME do nisgo.
A jsgomofc snowu:
- l COZ panic WilswskiP
l at sie Ia boki bisrss 1 imieje,
patrsac ma onego nieboraks, co prsei
MIN zafrasowany stoi.
Ksawsry sEsrsej j~sssoss usta o
tworsyt wysr.essc.yf cosy.
- Ano mysli sobis - wolno ksie.
d.u, jako ksiedzu.
AT to jegomos6 ragls smia6 sie
pr.sstai, rsks jak ma kssaniu Wy
ciagusi 1 r.so.s.
Pamietsj, 70 pokora nisbiosa
Prasbija. Ty sobis u mnie SWINE
psi, q 90 jestes s~.lschoic, TO s,lsoh.
eic' To swoja drogs, q to swojs
drogs' Tylko j. twojs mstryke I
Krakowa doeede..
Ksawsry ma to " piaos 1 buoh
ksied.u do n6g, jsk diugi. Jssu mi.
iosisrnyl nMetryke" bed.is miai ia
ko ! drudsy."
A ksisdz:
- Jesro.e ty mi ME TAX bedsies.
dsiskowsi, tylko oIas przyjdsis.
Ciiowiskiem ole srobie, slbo 1 70.
krystjansm, DO Z Onufra kulfon, tyl
ko do do lat dojdsiess. A teras,
masz!
SIagnst ne sEyi nisbisski wi6oz.
kowy sralik, 90 60 cd ohiod6w vie
czornyoh W droge brad ! ksaweremu
60 podsi.
A gdy ten paacsao stoPy mu oaio.
wal.
"A wisss ty bfsznis'-r1skf-ts
swiety Maroin posowe piss,c.a cd.
kroh ! dad ubogismuf Csy wisssf
"
Eos kisPl A ia Of ~Powiadam, Ae kso
ubogim dale, to Bogu potyosa. / to
Of powiadam' to wieksss radof6 "
nisbis." Me- nile TO! No, jak tam
oyfo tax bylo, ma masr!
K'awsry ME smiaf ssalika wsis6
at sam jegomosc saviesf 90 ma MIN
Jak ssuse ! rosr1swniwssy sic, "a gfo
We 20 obJat do Pisrsi prsycisnst. IL
to . natury hsosoiw byf ma wssslakie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07

with a crowd to-day as much better
than Thursday of last year as Tues
days and Wednesdays were better than
these days in 1898 the State Fair Asso-
citation will be very well satisfied. Yes
terday's attendance was SAB, about
1900 better than the crowd of the same
day last year. Yesterday the weather
was ldeallc, not being so warm as on
Tuesday, and the thousands who went
to the fair enjoyed themselves hugely
The attractions were fine in all de-
partments, and the 1899 fair is on all
sides voted magnificent success.
To-day is "clty Day"-sometimes
called "bIg day." as 1t is invariably
the occasion of the pest attendance Of
the week. The indications are that all
records for attendance at this fair will
be broken to-day. The banks will be
closed during the afternoon. as well as
many OF the stores, aud clerks and pro-
prietors will do their mightIest to make
the day one to be remembered.
Let everybody turn out, and bust"
all records.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-07
DISTINGUISHED PARTY

ofWest Virginia Republicans at the
State Fair Yesterday-An Confident
Of Success Gen. Curtin Not Can.
didatc for Governor.
The several prominent Republicans
Of this state who came to Wheeling
Tuesday night we're among the thOus-
ands who attended the fair yesterday
afternoon. and a very distinguished
group they We're. In the party were
United States Senator Nathan B. Scott,
of this city; Postmaster George Wise,
City Collector James X. Hall, Collec.
tor of Internal Revenue A. B. White,
of Parkersburg; General G. w. Curtin,
of Sutton; Auditor L. NJ. La Toilette
and number of lesser lights.
In the course OF a conversation yes
terday afternoon General Curtin init
mated that ne was not prepared to
make the business sacrifices necessary
before he could avOw himself candl-
date for the Republican gubernatorl
nomination.
Mr.. White, on the other hand, is nov
an avowed candidate for the nominG.
ton, and his friends see In him man
who would make u vigorous canvass
for both nomination and election. His
chances for both are considered excel
lent.
All the visitors expressed themselves
as confident Of Republican success in
West Virginia and the nation next
year.
During the morning Messrs Scott,
Dawson, White, Curtin, La Toilette,
Hal and others were in conference at
Senator Scott's rooms In the Mcclure,
and the political situation was dis
cussed informally, but thoroughly.