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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
PACIFIC UrTE2ANgEQ,
Ahe 4, W Empsz5C os Gfrmsry 0p1us
The Reichs'sg W!th y Very
Me- SP9;ch.
He SaIs Attention tD Garmauy's AU'aIccE
with Aus'-ia . 4 Ita'y-Eriendiy
E;lations with the Lzlr.
Germany
TIE NEW EMPEROR SPEAKS,

Berlin, J5rc 25.-The Retcastgg vas
o?eGed TO day with pomp End bI;lhsncy.
After divine sc7vice in the court chapel
the Emperor VAS escorted vi:1 great
ceremony 70 the white hall Of the old
c,s.Ia, where he declared the sc sion
omen. Throughout his speech the En-
peTcr dHslls apon GsEmsay's pAc tlc DIS
position. + sayg Der pcllcy aims solely
50 ward CT stfzyk, not 20 a.
quire military glory. Tle empire, hr
declares, desires p2sce with al ua'lcn'
fE= Z npersr ssys further: 'GeTmsyy
VII adhere 10 Eer alliance with Austria
which public opinion supposa5 ss the
5ss;S o. European equilibrium ard the
Isherjaece os Germsa history. The SAM
re,-+ia1s sad psttOnsl needs unite Ger
nsay ami Isely. T1ese rslations will
permit csr5ful cultivation of personal
friendship with the CzAr and the msin
tenauce Of the peaceful relations with
Russia waic1 hsva existed for "a century,
IL cons rance with the EnpaTOr's feel
iGgs and G-rmsnJ's interests"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
TWO AMERICAN TYPES.
Shy, Staple, Swsst Oomrs,tea and ;he
Csc'on:e SyeE erner.
b ston Herald.


She shines ct tennis, perhaps. and
tOsses the ball across the tfglt-sIretched
ret with such vfgor md energy in her
graceful hgure that to see her is TO be
come her slave fcrever; so it seems to
ghc infatuated you2g man Of athletic ten
d n2ies. o. perhaps she is quiet snd re-
firing ass ;ken she brings down ber
gsme with an uGe-rirG ain.
There's TO genus Of Ghe f.rt fem.
ipine quite so much 70 be
feared Erd dreaded by the cautious IS
;his ssy, moGest, siEple American do
fnestica, as sac might justly be called.
she has childish eYes, big ana blue, q
feiut rose f7sh CO her dimRed cheeks, 3
p0utirg moEib, just f. for kisses, and
hands sDd Wrists so pump and pretty
inst they ought to &c modelled in marble,
Size makes her Hrtlesg conf ;epcf IL
gentle Wsy that steals straight INFO tae
heart Of every man UhO appro aches her,
AMI humbugs the poor fellow into
believing thst he is the Gully one to
whom she has ever revealed her little
secrets. From dsv 20 day she winds h---
self about the affections CT The simple
yoath. As for tender, simple
NJ :ry, after her thrilling scene in Angus
moonlight, she goes quietly up in Der
maiden chamber, takes down her bacz
bsfr, gat out the memorandum book sud
puts down en0ther entry: "Profl'a
House, August AZ, 1887, No. 19, CeIyfon
Smith, New York, aged q. R" That
big r mesus "Rsfused."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
Ginning 90 Furt ygnr.E.

5pac!al to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, EEx, June 25.-H. G.
Fleming, g ,ner'l superintendent Of the
Co,'on Belt Riiiway, came iuto his city
'AiG morning from Coraicans in his own
special car and was tusced round spd
Slde trlck5d at the Cotton B-l. depot
Mr Ftcmilg Is sccomp med by General
Fig s A=eDe y. Ill te-. 4 --is+ent Ffefebt
Agent L. T. Dzg and G=Le1ai Comm@r i4l
AGENT j. B Wadleiah T4as5 railws7
hi3is.s arc on = ga~ers} inspecting tour
I the Gotten B-!a R il~sy il The s.a,e.
Ercm EcTe hey 0 20 FRI Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

p RIOT. No one csa give muco SINE Q
another gcsa. zoe 50 Ing IS in P5sss-
sion Q! . pa-ro3. l c1ce knew L nm
Hho lad 8 bore fs!on On iis finger s-d s
parcOt st me same time. II. then died
3pd ven, dir c.l5 70 his reward.
IL closing Let M sly thsg an rot IN
favor Ct the mummy or the en-sl Ming
process. TIE b-s: way for MAJ % 5s
ea0slned is % mike such a-rs7g e-slts
through life that when hi su1m0Is
c~mes 70 de he viii not 90 Ike 3 NOS
quito Dit d s0ar eg. At night, SCOUT j .
ais line d9Hsr dungeon by t3s ses-ite,
out be etecasig embs!nsd IN the 5esct5
Of those who knew h,n best sd L5v-t
lin nest.
Enot1mi7g is = process WORTHY Of IL
dir6 sges. Els expensive, foo.is5, e
lass ani highly injIro Gus 30 the COM
plexion. l an bitterly opposed 70 it.
nv oWa notion ABOUT it is that ne maD
who em54lms me will ha7s to CLIMB over
my de- I'd body 20 do 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

were there, bnt he Wss apparently
the coolest person present, openirg SIC
resc1sg tie dispstches and snuouncir q
tpelr contents in the coolest manner pos
sio!e. When il became known goni the
eighth bsliOj that his n00iU6tior was
assured, those IL the room began 20 show
great eXct,emeC: and wien The fsCt
OF his rCmins.iop was announced
tneY rushed around hin win
cJ1gTI Nations. G rarsl Harrison
VAS cool aEf C0lleC ed, st5king every
ns1d t11t was eff rsd - giving rlass-
an woyG t. each. II less than five min
eS tce Bal US & led With : cheering
crowd, and tls street with dense msss
q people Amid tumultucus clezIIog
G-reTsl Hcrrson appeared a. the i'm
window, Sowing SID wzvlg lis tards
TO tae crowd The pre- sure Ct the Deo-
PIE IN the Elise baczTe 10 great he w2s
G. nduc'sd into ~ sci liHiTg rom, where
Re YES sgain forced TO sppe,r c. Int
nf.co1y IN response to calls of the people.
while the Cheering continued General
IL lfTlsoE's Carriage drove up. SINE
friends accompanied lin DOM stairs, the
crowd Sling ccCE, and he stepped into
MS Catrisge snd w.s DRIVEN away to lis
residence amid tremendous cheering.
WHAT BDMUNDS AND RAwLEY SAY
washington, June 25.-SanatCr E !
minds 20 RE0m reporter conveyed
lie information Il Harisou's uomiGa
ton said: "Well, he is at rate m:n
4 las always Commanded my sdm!r.-
No1 srd resp6c'. H. Will be elected 21d
m he first rate President"
S-nstoS HaHley sSid: "Hsr-
fisan is admirably q1,lia-d loC
tie presidency. NOt 4 solitary sylsb,e
ca De uttered a1Alns. his private lts,
AM 4 public life hiss been coIspicu
otsiy Ccmmenda0le. We can win win
him.
IN THE HOUSE.
The House. was considering The Strong
5il Tdtn the rewG Il the nOIibg.Ion o!
h'flison We received. Possibly three
dlzsn MEMBERS msde ? pre(eLse OF
attending tusi2CEE, bat almost quorum
Taa es!ae.ed z3luJ ;le buue.ia board
IL toa lobby, As the lsst bulletin Ess
received the members fl5cked into tue
NIL ard stood st their desks wills M
i t9e % M'5sac5u5etts ssked rae CLERK
8" se,d tht teIeg. an. A. the 6i-pr !ead
'a.rrlsJn is eCDiDsted" the Republlcags
Ii ert1 wildly, each II 5mb5E wayi4E Is
the sir Z sIasli American tnE EeeIug ia
Inscription. "FEotection for American
Iae Democrats gszsd for 5 moment on
ne scg&e Gld hen joined heartily II the
pause, asyersI hAuosEGs making their |
appe eTaucs il ausWer 10 ;he cfanerge On |
tre OsGer side Scr several minutes |
ne Chairman p0uuoed his desk AMI en
teav X d - secure Urjc1. Qu.gt woUl |
It party restored wLsn Andersen Il !
X uses, IN. So right in front If the |
spesser msde leap 10 BIS f-es wuh
c.. er ara the h-u5e you'd follow MIN |
VI iLO.aer III burst II applause. !
Frsil7 %he housc ct 5ack &c business |
. tn 4 u licars IN ps.rs sn1 small !
sr US gathered il lots to talE over the
lG4lca ion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

o. all the maan things said by men to
snd about women comm md u to thst
Grabbed parsoa who told the sisters CT
his fcck that "Chrlst appeared first TO
Houen sitter the resurrection, Jest so the
ne rs might spread faster"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
she Onto idea,
Rnafnn Transc Int

In OHIO: Judge GO smsll boy On
witness s;a0d)-"Little boyd you know
where youth 60 TO il you swe.r to what
Is rot trus?" Small boy-"Yes, sir; I'll
go to the Legislature; thst's Whist my pa
did"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
AR ESEa PAESs

Regatta - Tow Lot ssie - Erours.51.
Rats.
On TIC 6 b q JUL there il TO be held :
lsrge a2d !a;cres:isg rsgs<as a. A-aps29
bsy, ] ls5 opposite the town # r 5ckpass.
starting from Als1SHs Pas7. Ihsss
he public gale - torn lstss5 &c y ,
s 4 End IA Of JaIY. 81 R9efpcrt (Aransag
Clty) Au1lhsg pustSc ssle Ct town lots
N Angus. 7Sasssth GEt 8 d s. tie same
Ahfise5 Of railroad wlu give low q.
enssf6n rste so trst the people OF all
ne g6 and the Northwest can see SoUt1-
7est Texes, aid the future g-eat seaport
ard emp JTlum u trade between North
snd 6Uusn America.
Tne finest bca.i3g, batting sa3 hing
on the COST, and reasonable board at no.
te!s. 3. GIBBS,
Pre- sidsnt Arsnsss Pass L1ud Co.
PAUL mCCoMB, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

PROVIDENCE, R. L, June % Charles
A Pitcher, Keller Ct the Union hank, has
SbsCoDded with q large smouus OF the
banks funds, said to be $500, COO, and al
the cssh in the bs5k.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

A Burton, OHIO, msn, suspecting that
one Of his fowls had stolen her nest,
Wa,c5ed her and found that she had ap-
propriated q hollow apple tree and built
g nes. ten feet from the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

Z. Il. LABEAUHE,
A G Z. 4,

The Throckmorsou Times has the fol
loV.ng in regard TO the Fort Worth West
EN- railroad project.
Haskell County is badly in need OF
railroad. viii The FORT WORTH Ga
zErTE tell US via. is the matter with the
For. Worth ard Westerl?-L Haskell
Free PEGS.
II the Fort Worth Western people in
tend to build tna road, Eo8 is t.e &c
cep.ed time. All This portion Of Western
Texas hiss mpletely shaken On the
efsc-a Of the dIouth, and is, indeed IN as
f sGrsh.ug condition SIS any country
c juld be. lis wheat, est syd rye
ads have returned large yields, there is
nov an abunL ant moisture il me around
ard com, sorghum, INLET, K'fir corn
erd various other crops are most
promising - in fac, the Il st
crop Of sorghum, KIN:
corn and nil'es LFs now as
cured. The range Is ii . taen FOR seyera
years previous, ana caGile, horses, sheep
and goats are f2t AID fac. a heavy Tecan
and Gcora GRIP 1Gs So GA the trees IL
those portions OF the county where pscIn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
t3Ns.9a a1l3 IzzaS I;e4IrNI -

1cUAL, Dltn} ;3EfS$ "4sG TAE.
No. p. tss' 1ls'-- JGE,-- - % ,5ustcr - .-s
;cc~ EoE-s CsTol sat.s S,ss,cr. r7
tween g. -asscn srf IT, L5a.- ~. ,.rrsl.As5
"a IS lsrJls We Jsi.s. I-ut,or sat.
osGSIlS. p mar ;l35ra": - 'sfg'ay r.yz :
csrr between -1Us23G Zas aJ.:sg. l-
St2sL2to.7 I'Sa;1 . - iee-. =As gov IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

News s1d fs lilly ,aTer in tha sis's i'
the WEEKLY GAEETTE, price Zsducet 10
81 rear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

The Cotton Belt and the Other Rail
roads Will Help Fort WORMS
Trade Display 0n July 4.

GEa Md II ths FGr5 fFoFih gSes.1x4ss
Iho Fort worth ard Dsrvar Chssp
Rarsf-3snerEl NswE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
MUMMY MINIS WORRIED OUT.

I an tola now that ia msDy Of the
MINES EEyptisns .ra not found IL > u :
quantities. Az Z result Of ibis CT inferior
style Of mummy is Being nsds, both there
on the grounds snd here II New York. l
Wss shown lat winter specimen made
ca the B3WerY, Thich was certainly a
Disgrace 20 any city the s'z9 Of N W York.
l claim that the Taste f1r she mummy is
acquired, AID TIT those was affect them
al generally pscple who Ike to 60 to
tunersls. especially 70 tie funerals Of PEG
pie VINO sre more OF legs shattered. L is
NOT natural sppssite, but like morbid
desire TO KEEP f2ur-pguId eschst Ct
LimoaTger cheese in cue's cliff 3Eier, is
the result q training. S,lIj, there il de-
mact for the mummy, Grd il we Gre to
enter into competition with other na-
ticns in their nslafzc ure, LEI Us &c. ap
a.clsss Of mumng which viii speak for il
sali, oce that will stand up il the library
all THOUGH the long, tedious sumner
Wea5aeT, ard yet nsv5i muTmur or repin7.
Il is had tC tell exactly 6h.t you had
batter do, but If you are ike ne yog cSn
rever be tie same .UWafd q mummy ct!er
you have cGce suspected him. If you
d0ubt him, cast hin aside snd try tc tor-
get him. 1. VII COST you psrg CT two
at first, but tn.t is DETER than to be
cursed by DOUBTS I'll tAe lime. You will
meet, bus you will miss him for & few
days, but you can think Of something
else a. much NJ possible, and finally you
Will forget. You might taper CT on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
home Sotea,

J L A. Thnmaz, travelling passenger
sgeDt Of the FJrs Wor 4 and Denver, Hsg
In Fort Wortl lagt nlgat.
TIE Fort vcTth std Rio GreAde viii
give q Iets 81 cent? Per m, E 10 those nv
ing On is lae WIN desire to witness the
grand trades disp So II ForG Nerth or
July 1.
L. E. Rveland, travelling passenger
agent Of the Denver Gad RIO Gssrde, tire
famous seen. c line Of tlG world, which i
q close &C, neclior yy.tA TIC Fert WoT'l
and Dsrvrr, is IL tbs ely aEd vii sai4tin
dung SIC Eleetirg = tlc STATE TesGlers'
Association. H SIS ms sd expects
Iar.e nav. ! ION Texss 20 summer resorts
II Colorado.
Tie Fcrt Worth j Denver is out
vita ia Agn2EuCg Ul-at q d lOTv re 50
tha=e wac = sh 10 Cel,5.a:a the Fourth
CfJuIy. o ef.re f1r the rsund tap 10
ana trcm Ri sLsJI0Cs within 200 niles Of
Fort Worm il The rate TX d. This should
briDg 6 great many visitors 10 Fort
Worm 10 see the Trades D .spLay.
=.
The following tel, grams 10 the agent Ct
The Cotton Belt i'll FJit Worth exp.sin
themselves:
TExARKANA, June %, Iss
j. g. Harris.
We Will ru- special rain from Sulphur
SpriDgs 80 Fort TGr}a July 4, ielvlRg
Sulphur Sor!ngs Gb1us 4:30 :. u, reach
Ing Fort Wsrl5 80 L. 10 .. II. r tuln-
Ing, leave F.. Worth S00us coon JIiy 5
WlIi lave eight or ten coaches IL the
train " II WINFIELD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

A. Th0mas, travelling passenger
sgpnt Of the FJrs Wor 4 and Da0yes, Nsg
In Fort WGTtl lagt nigat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

= AVs'i, Jour weeks .s-,sV0,rss..e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26
Subs.r b. Tor tbs weekly GAzsr1R.

4o7s,s=v.t sD-. wv ,,... v~-s.-~~ ~ r~- .-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

While the bulletins Tere being received
IL General HGrriso1's law otace, quise 6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-26

The following tel grams 70 the agent CT
The Cotton Belt il FOlt Worth eXp.sin
Themselves:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
An IrisI,mnn.- Dividend.

An old farmer in Ohio rode thirteen
|niles ON frosty morningto say 10 friend
in whom he had confidence;
John, | bought 1900 worth OF silver
mining stock couple Of months ago, and
here's notice about it.
"Ah, see, il Is an assessment Of = per
share"
SIS nm assessment diyidendT'
why, no; one is money coming in and
he other Is money going ont"
"Well. that's what wanted TO know.
I II was coming in | was going 10 buy n
lorse. Being it's going out, Pve got 10
+ell yoke OF steers"
Well, sell out your shares, rcinycst in
so-ko-iulu, and III guarantee you will
never be left out in the cold. This is the
Dnly thing know Of that il not new and
ias never vet become a chestnut.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second s.
BmNKIEY LuNngR Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
Buy Your potato barrels from +. kordel,
No. rs Front street
TELEPHONE 1900 Tor messenger or car
iage any hour day or night.
Good shocmakcs wanted NJ j. w
Noegeli q Coz "a Main STREET.
PANTs made to order from ~ up. l..
Menkc, tailor. 40 Monoc street.
u. II. BALDWIN 4 Co., dealers in pianos
md organs. No. 257l Main street
LEE LUMBER Co, $50 Second street,
bash, doors, blinds, shingles, moldings.
w. 4. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street Telephone, 4b7.
CIrIzFSs' Steam Laundry. Nos. 20 and
p Beale street Tel. 36j for wagon TO call.
Corr MANUFACTURE CoNPAsY Main
Office and Mill telephone No. IS. Paint
store telephone No. 80
G.. X. Hor,HRIss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ] es'
pccially solicit. No 3 Monroe street
PuRR and white as the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits r,isod by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN 4 Lilly CoFFER AND sricR Co.
CLASSES in decorative art, painting In oil
and water colon, wood carving, etching,
etc, are now forming In the lligbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh,
OF the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns, M heretofore.
Students admitted at any time and Tor any
branch desired.
MISS CARRiR NJ. HEATING, teacher o.
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
ing nj the music.house OF u. III. Baldwin
As already announced, Miss Heating vii
give a Tree scholarship for the last iiy,
months Of the session a. a reward 10 th'
pupil having the best record up 10 febru
AIRY for diligcnt study andtho highest d.
gree OF perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
JEALOUSY.
Continued From First Page.

not realizing that they were by that act in
Producing him to all nations, since Hebrew
Is the hottest language, and Greek the
wisest of tongues, and Latin the widest
spoken.
You are not the first man who had his
faults looked at through microscope, and
his virtues through the wrong end OF q
telescope. Pharaoh had the chief butler
and baker endungconed and tradition says
that all the butler had done WAS to allow a
fly in the king s cup, and all the baker had
done was TO leave gravel in the kings
bread. The world has the habit OF making
a great ado about what you do wrong, and
forgetting to say anything about what you
do right, but the same God will take care
| of you who provided for Merlin, the
| Christian martyr, when hidden from his
|puisuers in hay-mow in Paris, and a hen
came and laid an egg close by him every
morning, thus keeping him from starva-
| ton Blessed are they that are prosecuted,
although persecution Is u severe caiaplasn.
Ointment may smart the wound before
healing it. What a soft pillow 10 die on
| ii when we leave the world we can feel
that, though thousand people may have
wronged us, we have wronged no one; or,
nit'c thNipu' anu ftaibho dAAh'N
on others we have repented OF the sin,
and as far as possible, made reparation.
The good resolution Of Timothy Poland in
his quaint but exquisite hymn, entitled
Most Any day." we might well unani-
mously adopt:
We'll keep NIL right and good within,
our work viii then be free from sin:
Upright wen walk through thick and thin
Stnight on our way.
Deal Just with all the prize Wen win
Most amy day.
When He who made all things Just right
Shall call Ms hence 20 realms OF light,
BE II morn or noon or cen or night,
We will obey:
Well be prepared tn take our flight
Most any day.
Our lamps well hll brlin lul OF oil
That's good and pure. that would not spoil,
And keep them burning all the while
To light our way;
Our work all done, well quit the soil
Most any day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

DrrRcrlyr eycsIghi restored. Muli0rd's,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

The Memphis Land and Investment
Company have a cash Fund" every
month TO invest In real estate. All per
sons wishing to sell arc invited to call.
The company will sell lots and build
houses In any part Of the city on monthly
payments for rich or poor. Applyio
JAS JAY SMITH 4 Co..
Agents for the Company,
No. o Madison 1t.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
uoi For Cheap Tickets,

To New Orleans, vicksburg, BATON
Rouge, Jacksonville, little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81 Paul, and many
other points. ]. sANELsdN q Co,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

PouTryELY the best remedy ever discoy-
Fred for all diseases OF man aud beast that
ran be reached by an external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root Liniment. One
Trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn,
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
pS3 Min street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

LADIES, II you wish to purchase dress
or school suit for your boys call ri J..
Lowcns,cin's. lie has the best assortment
In the city nj popular prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Tnr Office hours Of David 7. Haddcn,
president, at city hall, are from o'clock
y. m 10 400 p. m. Remainder Of time he
will look after outside city matters
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Way will YOU pay high prices for Gus,
toin-inadc suit when you can get equal
value at l.. Lowonstein's7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Hacks, buggies and general repairing n
specially, nj CouIson 4 Weakly's, b26 Main
street. Fint-clas work, low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

RrNsiBER that Courson & Weakly are
practical carriage aud wagon mechanics.
No amateurs. 500 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Al reasonable prices 80 20 the Memphis
Trunk factory. Duke Goodman, proprio-
tor, 33l Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Repaired by The old reliable trunk manu-
faciurcr, = IEyY,
3ls Main Street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-01
TIE CLARKSON RESIDENCE.

the ClarkSon control he materialized as its
business manager In this position Des
Mones knew him only. For twenty years
he has been one Of the most devoted hard
workers in the city, putting in about fifteen
hours labor every day, and seldom, if ever,
deserving his post. He is almost gruf in his
manner never parleying with the obstinate
or taking time from business for arguing or
testing. To this day. on every Wednesday, he
pulls Off his coat and repairs to the composing
room, where he proceeds to make up the
forms of the weekly, his pet" OF the establish
ment, and which has jumped from a crcula-
ton of about | 900 copies in 1870 to between
1900 and 10000 at the present, largely due
to Father Clarkson's able and far famed
Farm and Agricultural Department"
Richard, or Dick" as he is called in Des
Moines, is the elder of the two brothers. He
is business from the word 60 never goes in
debt or buys anything that he can't afford or
don't need
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-01
bunker I'm.

We are disappointed again, not being
able to get that cutter down from IFS long
resting place the top granery, before the
disappearance of the last snow Our best
fellow had suggested that we improve
the opportunity of the season, and after
some consideration we concluded twas %
sleigh ride that best pleased our gentlemen
friends Most appropriately for the winter
season during the date described by liz,
ure 1, Notwithstanding our efforts have
failed, as did the leap year party given by
we young ladies' some time since, 10 the
particular pleasure OF a certain pedsg1gup
who was at that time tutor at district No !
but the opportunities of today will soon
pass, young men.
The ratification at Grand Ridge did moi
reach the expectations of those there, and
sound sense manifested itself with those
who staid at home and rested after a long
days husking In the field.
Some of us enjoyed pleasant evening
at the house of Miss Eva Dearth near