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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-07-25

George M. Valentine, cashier of the
Middlesex County Bank of Peth Amboy,
N. j., which was closed recently, has
surrendered himself and Is now i'll Jail
on account of shortage in the banks
funds, which has been variously esti-
mated all the way up to $l65,O0o.
The sampling works of the Kansas
City Smelling and Refining company
near FL Paso, Texas, valued ut $25, 900,
were destroyed by fire.
Walla Tonka, Choctaw Indian, was
shot to death in Alikihi, 1. t., Thursday,
for numbering his uncle. The Indian
had been under sentence of death for
two years. He was at liberty all the
time and the officers only had his word
that he would appear for execution at
the stated time, which he did.
The new volunteer regiments for the
Philippines are to be supplied with
Krag Jorgensen rifles and smokeless
powder.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
KENT COUNTY.


]. II. Donovan and wife, ". o short
time ago were bitten by dog supposed to
have been mad and who spent two weeks
at the Pasteur Institute, Men York under
going treatment. neturned 70 their home
near Brenford iass week.
Mr.. and Mn. Donovan, ol Bradford, vho
wers reported cured Of DAGGER q fhydrepho;
bia. haying been bitten BY mad dog, have
developed rabies and Mr.. DonoYan's condi.
ton is serious.
W. L. Cooling, principal Of the public
schools has received notice that by the
death of an uncle in California he will re.
ceive property valued at $500, 900. at Har.
rington. Mr.. Cooling formerly lived with bis
uncle, but did not accompany him when
he went West several years ago.
The Harrington A. NJ. e. Church was to
have been sold by Sheriff Wharton last
week, on burdensome indebtedness which
they could not pay, but the account has
been squared. Presiding Elder o. D. Rob-
IN ION, of Wilmington, and III. 81. Harris Of
the church must have found good friend
in need, for they appeared at the sherif's
Office In Dover long before the hour OF sale
and paid off every dollar of Indebtedness
having the payment credited to Peter Sor-
den and others, trustees.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
ODESSA NpREa.


:, Mrs. " .. Vandyks who has besn quit.
III p improving. 80
Miss May Hutchin, lately from Philadel.
phia, is visiting Miss Townsend.
Little Misses Rebecca and Frances Wet.
king are spending week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Brady of your town.
Misses May Enos and Martha Townsend
went to Chestertown on Tuesday q, dele.
gates to the Epworth League Convention.
Mrs. Payne 9. Green, of Philadelphis, is
jim Odessa.
Mrs.. Fred 81. Burgess has been with her
mother, Mrs. W. B. vandyke for several
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Rose and little dsueh-
ter are visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Rose.
Mr.. Harry Long has moved his family to
Chester where he is connected with the new
shirt factory.
Mrs. George Hahn spent Tuesday in Phil
adelphia.
The Steamer Clio made special rates on
Monday for passengers who wished to at
tend the Exposition on Delaware day and
quite number availsd themselves Of the
opportunity.
Mrs. John Keildhopf and son are making
Q visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Wilhelm Gremminger has in his
garden pear tree on which are number
Of well developed pears, being a second crop
for this season. he having gathered one very
line crop from this tree.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28

prices for good grades, $40,
$12 and $15 on Suits and
Overcoats, $3.50, 81 and $5
on Shoes, 50, $3.50, So on
Hats. We save you money
because we sell you good
goods. We save you the
trouble of coming around to
get suited and fitted. We
save you anxiety as we
guarantee every article to be
worth the money; to give
you satisfaction. Hundreds
of new Fall Suits with Dou-
ble-brested Vests for young
men. Nobby new Short
Top Overcoats both fall and
winter weight.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
JAS. T. KULLIN & SON
Clothingi Sixth and
Hats, Market
Shoee- Wilmington.
SH
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Trimmed Hats

Velvet hats trimmed with grebe
breasts, $S and Sc.
Grebe breasts make an effective
trimming to 60 with velvets that are
so much used this season in hat
trimming.
Instead Of trimming a number Of
these five and six dollar hats after
some particular model, our trimmers
vary the idea in every hat; give In
dividuality to each one; and what a
fine collection it gives Us to offer
you'll SIS and $6.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
IWonep'ssWea

Petticoats of black sateen. lined
with Hannelette, corded ruffle, lined
with canvas, 7Sc. A better sort
for 81.
] Petticoats of satin-striped sateens,
in black and colors, with deep um-
hrella rufle neatly corded, lined with
percaline. 50.
!, Short Knit Petticoats, cotton.
cream color and striped, edges
crocheted in contrasting color. 18c.
Wrappers of printed Hannelette. 10
stripes and figures, neatly made and.
braided, lined to waist. 8Sc and 81.
! Dressing Sacks of Eiderdown. in
red, pink. blue and gray, edges
crocheted, ribbon at neck. frogs
down front. 81.
Night Gowns Of Muslin. square
yoke. with clusters Of plaits, neck
and sleeves trimmed with embroid-
cry. Soc.
Muslin Peticoats. with deep um-
brella rufle Of cambria. 7Sc.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28

The trial Of DR.. T. G.. Moore and
three others. Of Duck Creek hundred,
for bribery at the last election has been
fixed at Dover Cor Monday next. The
trials win Be before the judges and
were postponed from last Court because
Of absence Of material witnesses. Poll
ticians all over the State ere watching
the outcome Will great interest.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Golf Capes

Mere gofscapes here this morn
hg. The supply can little more
than meet the demand-so many are
wanted this season; and the blankets
and good double-faced cloths are
scarce. The foreign arrivals, together
with the capes we have had made
from our own blankets, have thus
far given US ample assortments-
hundreds where others show dozens.
Two new sorts:
Heavy chinchilla cloth, plain color
outside, trimmed down front and
around bottom with the reyersed side.
plaid; the haod also,reversed; high
fared collar. SIS.
New Scotch Highland plaids.
:Isl2. 2.S0s Many. other sorts. So to
$50.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Catarrh Cannot be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thew
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
arrh Is blood or co Institutional disease
nd In order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one of the best physi-
Clans In this country tor years, and e
regular prescription. Its composed OF the
best tonics known, combined with the best
lood purifiers acting directly on the muc-
Gus surteces, The perfect combination Of
the two Ingredients Is what produces s1ch.
wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
FL. oHENEE& co. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, prica 75c.
HfWs Family Pills sre the best.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Children's Underwear.

8
White merino Shirts pants and drawers strictly stcass
'olze, 10 10 20 ~ "a 26 2S 80
DC &c. lie. 14c. 16c 19c CSC 25c.
Worth double these prices
1ec Boys shirts and drawers natural rib and white
merlno the Kind other stores charge 25c. for
25c Boys heavy gray fleece shirts and drawers. all
sizes, same goods sold elsewhere for Soc
46c Boys extra fine wool fleece shirts and drawers
Wright Health" the 75c. kind.
Ladies' Underwear
l2ac each Ladies heavy winter weight vests and pants
the 2sc kind.
25c each,Lades extra fine heavy ribbed vests and
pants IN gray and white weighing pounds to the Dozen
you can't buy better at 4oc
65c each, Ladies' fine natural wool vest and pants ex
pect to see $I.oo value in this garment:
39c each, Ladies heavy beached ribbed vests with
silk crochet neck, always sold at Soc
Flannelette Wrappers, rec
Ladies 1annelette wrappers full width shirred 'front.'
79c.> pi1o A'n0'
$3.50 Reversible Chinelles
Portiers full length and heavily rnged regular price
$3.50 SO so p'0e
Cl0thing~
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
nSMs1-
Linens

Pillow Cases and Sheets
1Oc. EACH heavy bleached muslin Pillow Cases. s6 by
As inches regular price I24c.
45c. EACH ready-made Sheets of Pearl mills, heavy.
bleached and unbeached muslin 81 by 90 inches the regular
price 75c.
Bed Spreads
SOC. each ready yhemmed white Bedspreads Marseilles
patterns, large size, worth 7sc.
csc. each, extra heavy white MarselIes Bedspreads,
hemmed worth $I.25
&c. yard 5000 yards best made Indigo blue and gray
Prints, worth &c. yard. 1~
3ac yard, yards best made Shifting Prints, no
better made sold everywhere for Sc yard.
Blankets
49c. pair of heavy white and gray Blankets long nap,
worth 75c. pair.
$1OO pair, extra heavy gray Blankets full II 1-4
worth $I.2s
$3.50 pair extra heavy gray wool Blankets, but
slightly stained sold damaged blankets and are worth $2
50 pair
&c. yard heavy cream white Shaker Flannel ~ inches
WIDE the &c. kind
SIC. yard, long nap, unbleached Canton Flannel ~
IN WIDE in remnants the SC. kind.
&c. yard, extra heavy long nap Outing Flannel all
new beautiful patterns worth SC.
26c. each 700 Ladies' Skirt Patterns al wards wide
So inches long crochetted edges, regular price 3sc
Underwear and Hosiery.
Good Underwear.
comparison with goods of every other store will bring
you back double quick.
Mems Underwear.
25c Mems heavy marino shirts and drawers a5c value
30c Mems heavy gray shirts and drawers worth 5oc
45c Mems extra heavy gray eeced shirts and drawers
you can't buy same qualify under 6oc.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28

The Fsrmers' end Merchants Steamboat
Company has purchased lard at Smyrna
Landing end WIN in a short time build
thereon o wharf and Warehouse. They
have front Of ia fsskon the road, with
river front Of ess feet. The work Of
housing n their steamer, Che Hildegrade, q
being pushed a rapidly Is pozihlq
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
WANAMAKER,3.
PAnadelphia, Monday, October %, 1892
Bicycles $l8

khusoeipnia, Aouoay, Octop0 zSS IsSS'
Bicycles SIS
! We are selling hundreds Of bicy-
cles in October. Why1
The thousands of riders who are
enjoying their Continentals, know
the reason well. No wheel has been
more thoroughly tested by Phila-
delphia riders. No other wheel runs
easier or wears better.
!: Yet, Continentals, while these few
last, $1S.
/ That's reason enough. Mems
24-inch frames, without brake.
Women's 20-inch frames, with
lever brake, $1s.
Ask to see the Morrow coaster
brake. It makes riding twice as
easy for some people.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Blankets

Two good chances to buy bhnRets
below usual prices.
One IS our regular IS blanket.
ainety per cent. wool. with a light
spool-cotton warp, which adds
strength; 72xs4 inches, weieht 5 X
lbs. 81.
The other IS marked = California,
! made right up in New England.
We call i the -Wynnewood. |. Il.
is generally being sold for. s6 and
20. SO ia Phiadelrhia. our priss
s S.; 7sxs6 inches; weight s lbs.
John WVanai,,slgr.
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
"THoU ART THE MANI.

"And DaYid said unto Nathan, have
sinned against the Lord. And Nathan said
unto David, the Lord also hath put away
thy sin; thou shalt no. die.n
Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
Linens

\ Full-bleached Irish damask table.
linen. 6s inches wide, Csc yard.
We are proud: Of il; the price;
the variety Of pretty floral designs.
And yet it Is only one Of many In
teresting items of extreme value to
ali housekeepeFs, in our household
linen department.
= A Scotch damask dinner set Cone
cloth and a dozen naphns), 81.
The cloth IS 6sxs6 inches, woven
IN pretty pattsfnst with d border all
the way around; the napkins are 20
inches square.
It IS about on d par with the 6S
inch Irish damask table cloth, at 65
cents yard-of real value, as an
item Of news, to housekeepers.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

Wsochy.
We Wsos.soh sscsesa jua obovis
sywa6 ustaws vyjstkows, wydsns
"a, dekretem kr6lewskim. Ustaws
obsjmujs 8 srtykus6w. Pisrws.y .
nich nadajs poiioji prawo roswis.y
wanna wszystkich .gromadssh, . o.
pornych kar.e grsywns do 1000 II.
row lrb acknowledgement wiszis
MEM. Artykui 2 nakiads takiea ka-
~ - nos.sniei dsmonstraoyjnyoh
od.nak. Artykui nssaepuy upowaa.
ola wiadse polityosns do ro.wiszy.
wanna stowarrysssh niebespiecsnych
Ola spokoju lub por.sdtu sposeo.,
nsgo. Artykui 4 nakiads kare do
9 miesieoiu wiesisnia 5000 lir6w
- urssdsenie ssrsj ku miedsy funk.
ojonsrjussami p~ublic.nych pr.sdLie-
biorssw komunIksoyjoyoh. "a ud.ial
" strajku kara ma dosisgnSc tr.seh
missisoy 1000 lir6w.i Artykui 8
osyui ~wszystkich wsr 6ipraoownik6w
dsisnniks solidarnis odpowisdzialny.
mi "a ~umisssossnis artykuiu. u,na
nsgo IA niebsspisosny lub s,kodli-
Wy. Welding artykulu 8 "a sio,s-
ME Prise. MISREPRESENTATION vymie.
r1onsj kary pionieanej odpowisdsal
nymi - wydawoy. pism. Artykuly
q 8 odnos.a sic do obrazy funkojo.
narjus,6w .pahsswowyOh; artykul 9
do obrasy kr6la, oboych mOnarob6v
| representative mooarstw ssgrs-
nicsnyoh. We WiosIeoh wiec mai.
wiekssa reakcja. @z~.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
Przeglad p~olityczny,
2knnu ZiednoczOne.

Stony Zjednoczone.
q wysp Filipih'kIch nsdchodss
woiss vieici o mnisjssych Tub wick
ssyoh utarcskaoh pojedyhcsych cd
driss6w smerykaf'kIch 9 wojsksmi
6lipi6skismI, o wslnych bitwach jed
max ME s,yohsc, jso. Otis cresa bo-
wien M posiiki, ktors " kohcu b.
miesisos msjs ~wyrussyc 9 San Fan
DISCO. Filipih ,sycy tymcsssn sbro-
j. Gle. sskupujso broh W Jsponji !
kolonjsoh sngielskich. Jsk doncsss
dsisnniki, pswns O,esc lob broni ma
poohodsic uswst = fsbryk smsryksh
skioh. widsc q kspitslist6w anne
ryks6skioh prsswssa = business be.
fore al.
ogolns uwsgs svrsoa dsishaikar
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

uawst Powietrss dochodssoe do klo
sss byio sterYlisowsns.
Rzeoz naturalna, 70 take dosvisd.
osenia przsdstawiaiy wiels trudno
aoi. Pro~sdsono je dni osw, us.
stepnie re wssslkismi mofliwem]
ostre Z ,osciami swisrse sabito q .wlo.
ki jsgo poddano pr6bom bakterjolo.
gic.nym.
Poniswaz 4adna Z kultur dokons.
nych nie wykasaia obsoncsoi mikro.
bow, PIP. Natal This,fsldsr moelI
wnioskowac, 70 udaio i'm sis wyoho
wac swierse as~eptyo.ns. Proc. tegc
rwsfyh swinke prssd sabic'em, I wa.
Ayli mleko, jakiem bJia .yw.ona. Pc
niswsA lwinka posIadaia rod.shstwo
- ten sam spos6b j~sdnoo.slnis |. nj,
srodsone, ka.miens saf 1 hodowane
" varunkaob swykiyob, q tenn "a.
mem I mikroby p~osiadajsos, mosns
byfo prseto .robic por6wnapIe. Ot6a
waga wssystkioh swiniek byla jsdna
kows. Toby swiad c.ylo, .e braL
mikrob6w ujsmnis ma rosw6j 4
wsrost ME oddziaiywa}.
Do nastepnyoh dos wiadc.eh " IN.
ssytuois Pssssura utyto try swinki
morskie drogs opsrsoji oieoia 9
skisgo sdobyte. Dwis hodowauo
" Pomisszcssniu aseptyosnem, trss
oia " .wykiyoh warunkaob. zywio.
no js mlskism i rod.ajem bis.kop.
TOW. Dos wiadcsenis trwaio dni dsie
siet. Okasaio sie, 70 osobniki asep.
syo.ns syskaiy IA wadre Is do &c
Pro-. .as okas 3 bakterjami 80 do Sc
proc. Wypadso wieo, to brak b.k.
terri nile oddsiaiywaa dodatnio. Ma.
ls.aio p~owt6rzyc dotwiadc.enis | do.
korae ich wiecsj. lynn ra1sm wsi,l
sic do roboty Msks S,h tsslius, pro.
fesor hygisny .Fryburgs. D.swi.d.
orsuia ozynii na kurc.etaoh.
J,jka, pom%iessosono W ~stuo.nej
wylegsrni, ma diva dni pred wykIu.
Diem kuro.st byiy myts 5.prooento.
wynn rostworem sublimstu, ~nastspnis
cispis wods slons, . wytarts sseryli.
sowana wata pomisszosens W ste.
rylizowanej sus.sros ma dwie godsi
ny ! SNOW nastepnis wymyts rostwo.
rami sublimatu 1 soil kuchennej
Nastepnis obwinisto je " steryli.o.
wane oispls waite 1 pomieszo1ono v
wylegain', ogr,ewanej wods steryli.
zowana.
w kamer.s ~ssklansj, posisdsjsosj
osm metr6w objesosci, " ktorej pr.y.
rad do w~yleganis pomiessosono
.najdowaia sic oisgls odIwie4sn,
sterylisowsns woda do piois, ora,
stsrylisowans po4ywisnie ola kurcss,
" takiej ilosOi, aby M kilka dni star.
ozyto.
(Dokohossuie nsstspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
Z~dobycze wiedzy.

Rofliny I drobnoustrojs. Pomysi
P4stsura. - Dosw'adoxeuia Nattsla
l Thisrfeldsrs. - wisrse aseptyos.
ne. - Dos wiadcIenis pref. Schatte
liusa. - Spos6b ma ohore dr.sws. -
PfzycIyny wylsgania zbo.s. Ks
wa fgowa.
EKlkanAfcie LAT tsmu..p r. DuolauI
" paryskisj Aksdsmji nauk komu.
nikowai spostrzetsnle, .s ma grunois,
bogssym " materjs organiO,ns, jsk
up. cukier lodowaty, mleko, goto.
wsny krochmal, je4sli to s~ubstsncjs
% sssrylizowans ! ~p,.bawione drob.
n~oussroj6w, to take rosliny jak:
grooh, lubln, bob, rosns 1 sroswijsjs
sic, ME ~ro,kiadsjso wytej przyso.
o,onych substanoyj ! ME prsyswsja-
jso ioh sobis .upsinis. 2 tego 20.
woiu Pastsur, "m6wiso o stosunku
Pomisdsy 4yciem organi.m6w ros-
linnych . ~obeonosois lub brakism
mikrob6w, srobif uwage, As byioby
bardzo r.ec.s i~ntsresujsos posiada6
1wisrss sseptycsos 1 aseptyosnis
tyjsce. Insc.sj n6wisc - swisrss
Posbswions drobnoustroj6w l fywio.
ne pokarmsmi wyjaiovionemi (sts.
rylisowsnemi). DoSwisdossnis take
mo4na srobi6 - m6wil xnakomity
naturallsta = mo4sby q wykaza.
20, 70 " t,kiob warunkach swierse
lie sic roswinie, 70 ola braku mi.
krob6w odfy wianie jego bedsis liohe.
Zdanis to snalasao prseciwnik6w.
Cot bowism jest wytvorsm bakte.
ryjf Kwasy taus.osows I aroma
tyo,ns, skatol, indol, fsnol, amcni.k,
ssovem r.eosy MIC sdasnsgo do pofy.
vienna nile prsedstswisjsos. So to
skskrements, kt6re organi.m stara
sic wydslie, ale oiaguso Z Mich tad.
nsj korsysoi. O;gsnl.m sseptyo.ny
~.nsla.iby sic pred.ej " dogodniej.
ssyoh Ola ro.woju swsgo warunk.ch.
lego sdania byt 1 professor Nsnoki.
Poor twor6w wyasj prsysoc.o.
nyob, mikroby wyrabiajs lime, mia.
nowicis: psptony. cukier ! wyd.isla.
j. disstasy, .dolne prsstwarsa6 maj
rosmsissss Poksrmy. Pod lynn w.gle-
dem lob d~siaislnoic poaytecsns mo-
to nisoo 1~mniejssac wpaywy ujsmns.
Rsde Passeur'a nslsfaio jsdnak pod
dad probe. Do doiwisdc,ed .abra-
TO sc dw6ch chetnyoh: anne
ryksoin l niemisc. Nsswiska ich:
Natal | Thisrfeldsr.
Nalsaaio prsedswssystkism otrsy
mad swisrze, zupeinie wolne cd mi
krob6w tax sswnetrsnie jsk WOW.
ustrrnis ! .yjsoe W irodowisku gu.
psinis sseptycsnem (posbswionsm
rsrsskov) 1 nastepnie sprawdzi6,
cry odaywisnie tskiego swisrssois
bsdsis lepsre czy gorsss cd odtywis
mia mofliwis tskisgo ssmsgo .wis.
riecis, kt6re bedsis posiadsio mi.
kroby. rwykls n,potyksne " ssanis
normslnym ustroju ! bedris sywio
ne pokarmami, zswisrsjsosmi nor.
malns ilosc drobnoustroj6w. Nssu.
rslns rrscz, 70 p~ierws.s myfls csy
oiscych dofwiadcssnis byio utyoie
kur,sgo jajks. Ale jsjko mote
uleds saksteniu, DO skorups twor.y
sic M tsOnie dopisro ptznisj, wieo
~prssdtsm wisls rzecsy mote sic do
nisgo prssdostsc. Zwr6cono sic
prrsto do fwinsk ~morskioh, l 20 wislu
sssrsniaoh udsio sic n~srssscis wybo.
dowac swierse, ~olne cd mikrob6w
rwykiych ! snsnyoh. Swinke wydo.
byte Z iona matki IA pomocs cIecia
c~sssrskisgo, PREY saohowsoiu wsssl
kioh moAliwyoh prswide, sssptyki,
umisssosono pod klosssm sssptyos.
nyn ksrmiono mlskism sssryiiso
wsnsm prsex sss~rylisovsny smocsst;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
s. p. Jan BarSzczewski.

~lissrat, sskrstar. rsdakoji ,Kurjsrs
COdsisnnsgo" ora. rsdsktor H. Ni~y
Polskisj" nPrzyjaoiels..Z wier.st",
smart dnia 2 b. m. " Warssawie,
prssAywssy lat 80, o ossm .awiada.
dsmia prsyjsoi6i j ruajomych " A.
msryos stroskany brat-bIizniak .ma,.
lego, .
Stefan Barszczersli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24


W C~arogrodsis wpsd,s podobno
policja "a slsd nowsgo spIsku nmso-
doturkow" ~prreoiwko obscnsmu sui.
tanowi. Pfsy oksrji psvnego poas-
ru odkryto " jednym . dom6w wisl
HI skiad broni. domu tym miesz.
Ia miedsy inpymi tskss pewisn byly
o6cer. Wsrystkioh miessks6o6w
domu nstychmiast arssstowsno.
Twisrdss ONT stsnowoso, as o owym
skssdsis broni MO nile wiedsisli; DO.
licja jednskas ME dsjs WARY tym
sapewnisniom = Ices domysls sic,
10 wpsdss M srop sprsyaesenis, kso
re miaso M oslu wynIsrsnis M sron
viezionsgo ! rsekomo ob.skansgo
bysego sustsns Murads, ~swissscss,
- odkryty sksad broai poaosouy jest
" pobliaa jsgo wissisnia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

spooSouo hiotuuhu hue
oiois fw. Awbrotsgo, gdsie potiu.
c,ono wssystkis okua. q nastepnis
uisno sic ns Prssdmislois Temple,
pdsis znsjdujs sic kotcia iw. J6rs-
e.. tn roswalono drswi, wtsrgnieto
do srodka ! dosEosetnie Enis.osono
~c'tarss, fisury ! okns, nastepcie sss
w~ynieslono 8 koiciois wssysskis
~Srsesas, utywsns We Ffsncji zamiss,
tswsk, uiotono . nioh stos ! podps
looo. Pc ~ssoietym dopiero oporrs
wojsko xdoisio sttumic ts wybryki,
przycsem kilkasst os6b sostaio ranIo
nyoh, kllkaset zas dostaio ale do
sresstu.
Process Dreyfussa Oisgnie sic vol.
no |. powodu liosnych swiadk6w,
Adwokst osksrtonsgo, Labor, jsk
wiadomo, raniony wystr.sssm = re-
wolwsru prses niewIsiomsgo siov
csyhce, wysdrowisi jua o lyle, se
m6gi ucssstnicsyc " poniedziaiko
wei sssji srybuosau. Og6lnsm jest
mnismsnie, 70 sad wojsnny usrs
Dre,fus winnym, ale poliosy mo
lass oddedsisns ID wyspis Djsbsl
skisj - ksre dossstsosns. Wyrok
TAXI ma ooalic wods6w srmji fran.
euskisj cd wstydu, uniewinoisois
bowism Drsyfass byaoby usnsoisp,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-20
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
One Farmer Shoots Another.

Last Saturday, very deplorable a fair
creek, at the Hester crossing. H. A.
8 a. m. he passed S. B. Spradley's resi-
dence, on his way to oversee the work on
the road, about twenty rods west of the
iron bridge above mentioned.
About 10 a. M, Spradev went from
his residence. in a buggy, to where the
men were at work. He was sitting in
his buggy with his revolver under him,
when he rode up to where Hester was
sitting on his horse After some abusive
language, he fired three shots at Hester,
in rapid succession. The first shot
struck Hester in the left shoulder, when
he reeled away from Spradley. At the
second shot. which took effect in the left
side, between the sixth and seventh ribs,
he fell to the ground After the third
SHOT, Hester said: For Gods sake,
don't shoot" when, with an oath,
Spradley said, 81 have you down. now,
and will kill you" He attempted the
fourth shot, but his son Frank hadcome
ITO him, and seized his arm, and took the
weapon away from him, aud told him to
get in his buggy and go home.
After the shots were fired, Spradley
went to Hester and wanted to shake
hands with him, saying, Have | shot
you. Hester? | did not shoot YOU, did
I?' Hester said mo; / will not shake
hands with YOU"
When the first shot was fired, the par
ties were about three feet apart. Hester
was IN his shirt sleeves, and had no
weapon about him, and was not abus-
i've. Hester has always been law-abid-
ing and peaceable citizen, while Spradey
has had numerous difficulties with differ
ent ones of his neighbors and at other
times threatened to enforce his argu-
ments with gun.
Four witnesses were present-John
Bidwell and son Clifford, D. N. Caldwell
and Spradley's own son, Frank. Physi-
clans were summoned-Drs f. T. Met
calf and A. M. Davis, of Colony; Drs
Thos Anderson and Will Bostick, of
Lone Elm, and telegram was sent to
DR.. Milligan. of Garrett, who promptly
arrived, but failed to locate the balls.
The above statement comes from
dis,nterested party in the neighbour God
of the two men, and is correct
After the shooting, Spradley came to
Garrett and gave himself up to the sher
if.
We are exceedingly glad to learn that
Mr., Hester is rapidly recovering.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-20
Baby SmOthered.

George Risdon and wife met with a
terrible loss. last Friday, in the death OF
their baby by being swothered. They
were packing household goods, prepare
baby was placed on the floor, asleep.
Some one, not noticing the baby, threw
some bed. clothes upon it. Presently,
the mother missed the baby, and a
search. was made. and it was found un.
der the bed-clothes, dead. 1t was still
warm, and appeared to be sleeping but
did not revive. The little one was laid
away in the Garnett cemetery, Satur-
day.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to the
gricfstricken paref is