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Poles as Republicans.


rOUIl Bend ITINWne
Capt. Kiolbossa was received with rounds of
applause and made most spirited address,
which was frequently cheered. In speaking of
the chahgein political sentiment that had taken
place among his countrymen here. he mentioned
the fact of his visit to South Bend, eight years
ago, when he found but five Polish Republicans
now there were as many hundred. He said that
Polish people who left their native land on ac-
count of tyranny and oppression, and came to
free America found upon careful study of the
situation, that their best and truest friends were
Republicans, and the party that furnished them
the best protection in their rights as American
citizens, was the Republican
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Brief Mention.

Ora Menaugh, switchman, was run over by an
engine at StIeator and killed
The two-y ear-old child of Rev. J. D. Wolfe, of
Mattoon fell off porch into barrel of water,
and was drowned.
An explosion of a keg of powder near the Will
mington tile works on Tuesday severely in
jured three boys, named Carroll Keaney, George
Strathdee, and Dougherty, and a man named
George Chambers. The boys were "fooling"
with the powder, some one having asserted that
fame would not ignite it. Dougherty's case is
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In the tropical oratory of one of the brilliant
Irish recruits to the Republican party, Cleveland
is styled the stupid wItlessness of an accident.
drawn from obscuity by party disafrection
This effusive figure of speech could not be i'm
proved. The records of native Irish wit and
eloquence contain nothing better. Let the Irish
alone for saying something pointed when they
try
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A Novel Method of Committing Suicide

UNION N. H., Oct. 80 lon Tuesday evening
Horace Deland, of Brook6eld, aged eighteen
years, chained himself to brushheap near his
fathers house, then set the brush on fire, and
deliberately burned himself to death. His body
was discovered this morning. A cash was
found on the side of his throat made by razor,
which was found near by. A note was found,
directed to his parents saying he was tired of
living. He gave no reason for the act, but it is
thought to have been caused by unrequited
love
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ment for protection. The very fact that skilled
mechanics of Europe can be had at less than
those of America demonstrates the wisdom of a
policy that keeps wages up. Ii the handful of
so-calied pauper lahorers brought TO this country
If any have been, is cquse for alarm, what an
unqualified disaster would throwing our doors
upen to the competition of the i'll paid mechanics
of Europe be-
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Richards Granted a New Trial.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
FoET WAYNE, Oct 30.-This afternoon Hon.
S. e. Sinclair, special judge of the Allen Grim
inal Court granted new trial to Fred Rich
ards, of Adams county. The court ruled that
the evidence was insufficient to convict. Rich
ards is the man whom mob at Decatur twice
attempted to hang. The verdict was for. the
death penalty The Criminal Court expires to-
morrow by Legislative limitation and will ad-
journ sine die.
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well-Regulated Puipits.

The pul pit should not be silent on great i'm
morallties any more than on smaller ones. and
the plea is well made that no well regulated pull
PIT can be silent when such calamity threatens
a Christian nation as the election to the high
est Office Of confessed debaucher and hbert:ne
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A Rebellion of College Students,

HALIFAX. Oct 30-The students attending
Kings College at Windsor have rebelled and
demand the dismissal of President Dart and
Professors Deformentin and Butler The origi-
nal cause of the trouble is said to be that Can
on Darts treats them continually with con-
tempt. The students burned him in effigy on the
college grounds on Monday night The college
lectures have been suspended, and the students
are strolling idly about town in knots of twos
and threes.
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A Scrap of History.
Logansport 10

Logansport JOURNAL.
In1s44 Democrats proclaimed that they were
better tariff protectionsts than the Wings, and
pointed to George NJ. Dallas, their candidate for
Vice president, from the tariff protection State
Of Pennsylvania, as proof of their claim. Gain
ing the ascendeney by this deception and fraud,
in 1916 they repealed the protective tariff of 1912
and thereby brought calamity to the country.
Democratic professions i'll favor of tariff pro-
protection are false and fraudulent.
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inuIhHdpUII5 UhKetIb.
A gentleman of this city who was conversing
with a manufacturer of Bloomington H. was
astonished to find him a free trader He said
he didn't much care whether the tariff went up
would come off his employees OF course 1t is
the workingmen who will suffer first if there
shall be change from protection to free trade
just as the Democratic tinkering with the tariff
in the last Congress brought about uneasiness
and contraction in manufactures, a reduction of
forces and wages enuring to the injury of labor
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Lafayette journal.

The time has passed in this country when the
Irish Americans can be buldozed and driven to
the polls and voted like cattle By their indie
pendent course IN the present national contest
their influence will be felt and acknowledged in
every State in the Union.
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Indiana Patents.

Patents have been issued to Indiana in
yenters as follows: .. ....-.
TO Thos J. Walden, Of Lebanon, for link
motion for engine valves; Gal Thomas of Terre
Heute. for screwdriver and adjuater George
N. Sceets, of Evansville. for side bar or main
rod for locomotives; VIM. C. Pinto, Of LaPorte.
for a two-wheeled vehicle; j. A. Little, of
Cartersburg for a tug-fastener for whif11etrees;
Joseph G. Croft of Connersville, for "a sawgnard;
N. p. Bosher, of South Bend. for split pulley.
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.sThe World Do Move"



Even the worst Bourbon may sometimes
change his views An illustration of this was
seen when the eoored independent Republican,
was here. The gentleman who presided at the
meeting and introduced the colored brother in
his own inimitahle STYLE a few years ago resigned
his seat in the State Senate to break a quorum
and defeat the fifteenth amendment, giving col
ored men a right to vote
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Ex-Gor. Foster at Columbia City.

correspondence OF the Indian apolts journal
FORT WAYNE Oct. 30-At Columbia City,
last evening, Ex-Governor Charles Foster ad
dressed a large audience from stand in the
court house yard. In the evening, torchlight
procession augmented by the Brown Plug hat
Club from Fort Wayne, organizations from
other towns, and by four companies in uniform
from South Whitley, Princeton, Fort Wayne
and Columbia CITY. paraded the streets.
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Their Names,


oOuth Fend Kegister.
The officers of the Polish Republican meeting
saturday evening, were Anthony Kasmierke-
wlcz president; the following vice-presidents
Thomas Prianowski, Joseph Mikotajcwoki, John
Poczckaj, p Aer Mkolnicnski Kasmiers
Niezgodski- Frank Witneki and Ignata Boniski
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Hendricks Gives up indiana,

Cincinnati fimes-star, Last Evening
Mr. w 5. Howell arrived in this city to-day.
He Travelled Al far as Shelbyvie with Thomas
A Hendricks. Mr.. Hendricks told him in a
long conversation, Il have given up all hopes of
carrying Indiana, but still think we will carry
New York, Connecticut and New Jersey. This
will elect the ticket"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANTED.

a.
w ANTED-WIIL PAY CASH FOR CLAIMS
w on Fletcher " Sharpe. d, H. WILLIS, Room
l, Oddfellows' Block.
w ANTED-ISELIABLE CLOTHING SALES
w men, with established trade in Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky. Liberal pay. Address, Boys Clothing"
Box 1892, Philadelphia, Pa.
M ANTED = POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER,
w bill clerk entry clerk, any kind OF office
work, by young man with eight years experience.
Address b, 0K-kEEPER, this Office.
VA ANTED-SIX SALES4IEN NOW ON THE
w road to sell commission line OF very sala
BILE goods to hardware trade and ice men Goods
now in season. Address Box "a Hamilton o.
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Senator Bundy at Charlestown.

Correspondence of the Indianapo is Journal.
CHARLEsTowN, Oct 30-Hon. Eugene H.
Bundy, Republican cannidate for Lieutenant
governor, addressed very large crowd here to-
day, and made an effective speech. Tonight
Hon. John Overmyer of Vernon, spoke to
another crowd. The Republicans are working
earnestly in this part of the State.
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1t is a somewhat noteworthy phenomenon Of
this campaign that a very large proportion of
the men whose names are found attached to
independent Republican proclamations and
circulars have invariably voted the straight
Democratic ticket heretofore
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Cleveland.
Lafayette Courier.

He stands confessed leper the destroyer of &
woman's honor, the father of an illegnimatt
son; and that son in poor house.
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But They Are Still in Peril.

BoonYIIIe Standard.
Business men of both parties feel safer now
than before the Ohio election. revival of
business is looked for, and we think it will come
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Only This, and Nothing More.

Eokomo Tribune
The affair which Mr. Cleveland has not de-
MED is the seduction of a widow and the aban-
donrnent of his own illegitfmate child, now li7-
ing, but supported by the charity of others.
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Why Is lit?


viii any air-minded Democrat be he Irish
English Press is so hostile to the election of
Blaine and Logan. and so ardent in their de
sires for the election of Cleveland and Hen
bricks?
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He Must Be Defeated.


Iagran9e nJanulTd,
Lowry voted against the wool men. Now is
is the time to send him along with the Ohio
Hurd. Send him.
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Colonel Gray has revised his tactics. Instead
OF saying the man is a liar who says ! was a
hnow-noUhng" he puts it in this wise: II am
not Know nothing and the man lies in his
teeth who says am" This is a distinction with
a difference, bat il won't save Isaac.
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What Is Best for the South

BrazlI Register.
The South has been invariably solid against
Republican presidents and yet the admipistra-
tons of Republican presidents have invariably
been popular in the South
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wisdom of a Policy That Keeps Wages Up

Lafayette Courier.
Imported pauper labor is a thorn in the side of
the free-traders. They desire to supply that de-
mand from within by the adoption of free trade.
1t never penetrates the obtuse pate of the aver
age exponent of free-trade doctrines that the
very charge that some American manufacturers
have imported cheap labor is Of itself an argu-
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ILLINOIS,.

The Peoples Bank of Canton Suspends-Li-
abilities, S1OO,O0OO; Assets, $4,000.
PEORIA, Oct. 3O-The Peoples Bank at Can
ton, ILL.,, owned by G. D. Goblet, suspended to-
day. Liabilities, 100000; assets estimated at
$50, 900.
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Sweetnan at Nashville.

Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
RUsHvILLg, Oct. 30.-Hon. NJ Sweetman, the
talented Irish orator, addressed large crowd in
the court house this evening.
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Minister williams at South Bend.

Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND, Oct 30.-Hen. William Will
liams had an immense crowd at the Rink to-
night, not less than 1900 being present. He
made one of the best tariff speeches yet de-
plauded.
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Mr.. F. A MITCHELL. 1874 West Pratt street.
Baltimore, Md, says he was cured of severe
rheumatism; also his wife's mother of same com
plant. by the use of St Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-eure
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Gray's First Political Instruction.

Colonel Gray must have a great amount Of
him, after his solemn pledge that he would never
vote for any such foreigners himself. The old
Know-nothing doctrine was the narrowest and
most bigoted ever advocated, and yet it was in
this school Gray received his first political in
struction.
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One Of the reatest things in the campaign is
the title applied to Senator Voorhees,, by the In
dianapolis journal, of 1.-The Chief of the Order
of the Iron Gall
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Tcrre Hau4o Express.
-Four years ago Democrats were sneaking
around under cover of night chalking 1929 on
Republican doorsteps
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DON'T monkey with the Buzz-saw.

TeTre Haute Courier.
Laboring men can not afford to take any
chances, or try experiments. The principle of
protection, having been once abandoned, it
would take years to recover from the injurious
effects thereof
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Not Added to the Price of tie Goods.
SteuUen Republican.

At time when there was a duty of 81 cents
on nails, they sold for 81; and when the duty WIS
"a per box on certain glass, it sold for $3.50
Such examples show that the duty is not added
to the price to the consumer.
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lebanon Patriot.

The Democratic leaders now wish they had
not set down SO heavily upon General Buffers
ta1 IF plank.
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English Hostility.


M1Vhlgan City EnterprIso.
VIII any fair, minded Democrat, be he Irish
man. German or African, tell us why it is that
the whole English press is so hostile to the cleo
ton of Blaine and Logan, and so ardent in their
desires for the election of Cleveland and Hen
dricksR
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Huntington Herald. t
That Header of Democracy" Thomas A.
Hendricks wanted a change in Ohio, He got it
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CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.
Richard Smith and <.en. II, ". Bennett mt


BrOOkVIIte.
~~"srekbondence of the Indanapo is Journal.
BRooKvmLE,. Oct Notwithstanding the
fact that this has been one of the
most dissgreeablo days of tho season,
the town is full of enthusiastic Republicans
Rain commenced falling early this morning,
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For Tennessee and the Ohio VaIley-General-
ly fair weather. variable winds, nearly station
airy temperature.
For the Upper Lake misunderstanding
eloudiness, local rains with SHOWS ON Lake Supe-
rior, increasing southery winds veering to north
westerly in northwest portion, stationary tenn
perature, except in northwestern portion, where
there will be lower temperature.
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How to Strike an Effective Blow.

AnUeFsOn Herald. NJ
The people of Indiana must bear in mind that
the election Of a Republican Congress would be
an effective blow to the free-trade fooishness of
the Democratic party.
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Sh.lCn'a COUGH aud Consumption Cure
Ia s8l6 bY W on gua~sntea 10 curns
o0nRumption. Sod py j., M. House.
Send to Browns Iron riuors Co., Bal
lim0rc, Md, for the prottiasJ picture
cards over made. Give namu and street
address.
Goo. Rick, The elm street furniture
dealer, Is selling chairs, diumg-rOoM
furniture IN quality and price 70 sui,
everyone,
Pure ana unco|oraI and ruarauto,
upddulers tec May H,OssoW fva Nt .1
cents a pound IN ono pnuuG Packages a.
BoGchcS', SlN Main street
Extremely low prices have boz.
N Srked ON All the iurniiuts Geo. ltt.
hat IN stoeE- tables, yGalrs, rockers, 0v, -
room ana pHrlOr SetS. Give Tim call
Tho handsome fitting garments seem
on our street are made 80 Duugias Bros,
merchant im!orsi IJ3 Main street.
| The Turf saloon has ,ho finest Gguor
and clEGr1 in tho city. The place ia Sins
street. opposite oliver a Griggs,
The Turf saloon has renewed 60 81.
Film street. where they have httgd ut
tho Guost saloon IN 'he city.
The batavia canned goods aro m,
best lcked in tho United Sta.ns. III,
e. e. 80 lsoer ~ F"niNa..
This is tho fire season; SO lnrura von,
property with SmNh Il Hall, ugontg
Otlioe opposite tho HERALD.
Painte, re0dy mixed, so that any on,
can use thuu, artist materials, oils, Ole.
NJ Hamilton u Noung'S.
Or. Cheauey, dentist, 100 Elm street
makes speciality OF fine operations o,
tho natural teeth.
The Hurslnh|0 Boot and Shoe factor,
nede the base ball shoes for tho Dnlls.
Brown SiOckinrs.
| When you want good whisky, I'm,
wine or puro French brandy, no to Loci
~ treiberS's.
Don't buy old and refused goods who,
you can buy at Baumans new goods fo
loss money.
"ltackmetack," o lasting and fraeaat
perfume. Price Is and 90 cents. Soidl
!, M, House.
The mud must NO very deem Nhe,
your feet got damp wearing hunBtablo'
boots.
I What an ugly face when You tool
sirNOnlrg pills. Baliey's Saline Aperl
snt Is nouer.
rho only stylish ladies' suits to fit 4,
;hs 'it- ~ ". BsumRn's ~ ELM strseI
Tho PUNISHABLE Shoe Store is having
run.
Boys' Boots al tho Huastable shol
Store,
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L0OhGUTrEs,
Boots 20 order M iUustah!ou.
Repairing done 10 AunBtehle'a.
Go 10 Iuustablc's. 7l2 Elm street.

Boots 20 order az iiOustah!ou.
Repairing done 10 hunstehlea.
Go 70 Uuustablc's. 7l2 Elm street.
Bay the nanstahls Boot every time.
''f-". sac. .-f.' . r,D0y.nule.-.
Go 20 Nuustablo's for boots and shors.
Pase mi shoa piatasat 8ulstsnic'..
New cod fan, ct Bopahs's, ~ Mau
street.
Telephone Smith & Han for your io-
surlnCe.
Novelties in elegant nool,ware, at
B2umau's.
NV white ioh, at A, y. Rouchs's. S-s
Main street.
Ladica' French Kid Sutton Shoes as
New Uuchovios and sardelics at Loeb
! 4 ErcihcrE's.
reicthoGe your orders TO Franklin 81
S'outs, mgch.ris..
Hats and houpe,s to match your suits
Ia oolors, ~ Bauman'g.
All lsts sold NJ reduced prices az n.
! BsumOr's, 7O6 MIN street,
! let0 pair Hrustablo boots were r1adt
Ia Dallas since May 20, 1883.
Tho best mnchines, all new, NJ Frauh.
In g Piouts' machine shop.
Beedcd dress fronts, capcs snd lacey
| white md black, AZ Bsumsn's.
just receivCe, q lot of horse-raaiah IN
root, AZ y. a. Bouohe, the grocer.
Horse radlsh and everything IN thS
grocery line you want az Bouche's,
Headquarters for bridal outfits. ladies'
wear and fancy goods at Baumal's.
| Thelunches NJ the Glon Lea aro roas.
onablo ia price, and most excellent,
| Ladies' wishing TO buy stylish wrap,
ANA garments Baumans Ia the place.
Tho only wholesale millinery iouse ~
the state. II. Bauman, Dallas, Texas.
Caisup, Worcestershire sauce and
mustard by che gallon at Loeb Il Froi
Derg
BoUche, the Main street grocer, keen.
everything In the grocery line, Teie
phone him.
Tho Turf Saloon on Elm sraal oouo-
Ito Oliver d Griggs, have tho II asst
unch in town.
Those roasta and that sniced so,in al
the i'ier Les tents ti,o cate n.aa, al "a.
| ~ ms ~ t'afis.
Shiloh'A Cntarrh Remedy a po.,,iv,
cure Tor catarfh, dirhthorie and ogu ke,
INpr.r. 500 DyJ. NJ, sour.
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Mrs, G. T. Dickinson will resume
charge Of her school oa November .,
1885,.
Smith d Hall win insure farmhouse
on the insta!lment plan. Call aud ~
them.
John. how do you iso MY new ha,
W acre did yoa sol itr WAY, Vt E"2
WanN'
Go to u. T.. Barrow, 500 Main street for
good Plumbing, etc. Il. II. Doyle
managUr.
FE2a Toothaoho Drops euro in ono
minute. GUrmal Corn Remover kris
corna snd huuiOus.
, Sh,log's cUcs viii Immediately relieve
er2uH w1ogp'1g cough ana bronchitis.
Said nv }, IS, House.
Telephone or leave your orders at
I Hamilton x NoUngs, aud htyo Your
window glass pat IN.
Ou9 Organ; ono piano, nil I'm good
/ orGtU ioNNt,o q; tho auction ard ,um-
mission Aouoe. Gl9E,m.
y nuH, injector irra with zach hoiG
! on SNu'n.7 c1tcrrh Remedy, pc,or .
NoniS. SOLD hv j. Il, 4oUgo.
Tho trie5 "a. ,kc Glen Lea IL real
| ouhee, rot ross } cans. lt is tho .,u-
Who hurry OF tlH uoiioa schrUb ami itI.
aroma coUiesses that facG
| Dressed and uudressod kid CLOVES
from p cents NJ. P!ustoa, yalve,s
plime,, t,p3, satinS, silks, cashmu,.s *.
| velvet ana satin ribbon, et j.. Bauman'. +.
706 Elm s,toot.
! Doboins Securing Polish IA Ono la.
thing IN THO world for clearing In Dr..
aud al Nschar utsnsils. Finest III
,nf using m washing dishes and pars 1.
hard water, For sale by 4. q, lscgtaa
Main Rtreot.
Mrs. Robins, late OF New York city. a.
practical drossmaker and Srtist in M
llne, has opon0G dr0ssmnkmg rooms %.
III Elm street, whore she will be pion>c,.
10 SEQ AZ VINO nued III st.ctsss WORK dom
| l.0tpat Erhnnh ..NlDS .lu--.... No. 49,.
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.thnIln,inc.r NAM, rinrn. >,

The Merchants Exchange bar of
Messrs. y. a. Roth & Co., Is one of the
best patronlzod places In tho city. To-
cated In Tho basement of tho Merchants
Erchmgo building, Keeping nothing
but tho bost, every attcutiOn being paid
to tho wants OF thoir patrons, and fitted
up IN the most elegant manuor, IL pre-
sents one OF tho most quiet, cosy and
comfortable places In tho state 10 spend
4 few moments Tor lunch and enjoy your
tOddv.
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Rl.ANlI. hAttrtIN CO

Negotiate Loans on Land from two to
ton years, rcpayghlo Whenever desired.
soc our advertisement, frat column,
drst pagc Of Fort Worth Gazette. Office
over Traders National Bank, Fort
Worth; also No. Kampmau block, snn
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am authorized to lend on cell the fol-

l am authorized to lend on cell the fol-
lowing sums;
One sum Of $500.
One sum ofS5,0Oc.
One sum ofsl0oOO.
One sum ofS,5,OOO.
l cam arrange loans for ca.tlemon in
sunls rangingfrom twenty-five thousand
to ono hundred and fry ,housand dol
lsrN. JANIS Il. SIMPSON.
3, FIN .,.,..l.