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An Italian scissors grindsr was arrested
In Augusta Tor shooting 81 several persons.
lie 10 evidently % unsound mind.
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STATE NEWS.

ISsrEucr your delegates to supper, .
faithful public servani-Go,. Marble.
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NoHISlrE an Oxford Bear for Gov.
srnor-Hon. 5 ). Marble
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Grass & Garden Seeds
Hoes, Garden Rakas, shov-
els. Manure Forks, &c.

Just received from Boston. Call and
get prices W. have just received
several hundred bushels Of Rose Po-
tAiocs from the extreme northern
part u Canada for seed. Farmers.
change your seed anil thereby secure
a good crop o. potatoes, and don't
fool away your chances 10y planting
small, poor stock because Il is little
cheaper for you will find this Saving
At the spisot and losing at the hung
hole. We also have large stock Of
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COST
Cream of Tartar
Dor Barrel or Flour.

Using the usual quantity per pound of
flour, viz, two teaspoonfuls cream OF
tartar to one teaspoonful soda, n barrel
of flour will require
$ lbs. Cream of Tartar.
costing 45 cts. per lib. = $500
4 lbs. Soda, costing 6
cts. per. Id. .24
Total cost per barrel
of flour, 1854
An eleven ounce pack
ace of HOrsfOrd's Bread
Preparation will raise %
lbs. of flour.
A barrel of flour will
require 8 packages at
20 cts. $500
Saving on barrel of
flour by using Hors-
ford's Bread Preparation, $1.S4
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GEORGE H. CLIFFORD
SOUTH PARIS.

.:.s. Social pynsriie' = "a. -,ssstss.' ?.
hai'rs 1917 80 Costslns ~ AL sermons OF
the gfesi pfssrh.f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Plct wick: D L Abdil. d Barry,
Tt xss; CarttI, Palo Pinto; Jonn Marsh
CLARENDON; II s Cook, FIrnt G .Iibeck, st Louis !;
W Gaus. ,sallas: D Oob5s. Houston: J
hour San an ohio; Rom Gfaesm New NJ K
'cn; Joe MI 1e, Pa'o Pinto; Ha ~ Tain .ae,
Gainesville: II Truing, SANTA Fe: A d yer
aux, Decatur, Morgan jones. W and D r;
On mof + w ana d Ry; W anderson,
New YORK; j Syster, 1t Lou +; Vance al
n, Phi abel hia; w scerboro. G
Snead, A W Wiley. Sunset. j.. Brown
and wifi, afeId; z A Boegle, Clarendon;
Col If Busworth, Topeka; o LYNCH, City; J o.
Pozar, 6 Kiltian, Dallas 6 I'll Hep ey. rthGr
Pnckett. Texarssna.
Atthe Ellis: II S rods0n. st Louis: J w
Levy sherman; Ed Michel, L, Pc te. Ind G
+ Potter, city; Ii Jacoby, New 70 (; D W. b
ber La Porto, Ind; Hogan, Texas; III l.
ton Misc la Moore. Mics Amelia Lung, New
Orleans; Taos Mckay, Jas Houston, FL Posu;
J Har, Roctf9 ii Geo Lewis; Crane Rapids;
Max Herr G alvsston; NJ McBfide. Chicago;
nau: Il Curtis. Chicago; T eioloeD, W
York; Peter 2 Pepper, Pehnsylvania;
.,'rs John r,mples,on. A b SMITH, ~ Dr. W e
4dsa Ffank S EInsy e. Ke,5asa Ap Na
York; w 81 D Lee, Kansas; Z Cowen,
E.2Wr, 81 L0ri1; j W Carhart and " fe,
HEA'eIdon: A e Ira B, Boston; Mass; ii
Joha Cranss n. zeno G Rose. Texas; oscar
sel.E7n' and two Iierds. R 4 Montgomery,
NJ Tatum, city: R,visde1 Alabama. w 3
TroT, Macon Ga; II j &c, da'e, Balloon, Ga,
L BeihUgrolh, New York; j w Wright, Dallas;
FL Imam, Newark; Ii GFeringen. New York;
John D COLE Miss Hester Cole. Dallas; e j Al
der on, 1t Louis: j u Grant, Que ana Ores
ce, = ute; J T n Keloj. Eal}as. Tex; steII.
Teyas; Mies Mary Woods, New York, McMii
Ter, Lyncoburg; w Selcen, New to,k: Il
FAR r, Ennis; j Greenbauu, sew York; John
" Hum. CinCinL at r = Fa "cett, Durham; j
j Johns OF, New YORK.
At the Mansion: j NJ O'FerreII. s; E
Walker Decatur; III 3 'wer w II Cannon,
III Conner, city: W snnittY, cityi Fl Town
send, Dublin; j Calhono. Dallas; W Tnr =,
aIv. sion; Dan rd. Waco; w IL witt, Z Ill
SIZE nnh. & & F r; strawD, CITY
" Rogers, Rhome; geo w PAersoo, Decatur
James Gibboue.S erman; Thos cku ", Texas;
W ,-1unl w. Dallas; j. w Spencer, CITY: B u
Pr kens and wife Waxshachie; M w Vaughan,
D4I4s; ] mes Cazzo, New Orleans; William
Lite, New .rk, j; DIR Il saphens with mo
r King. city; Captain kasley. city: w
Powell. San An onit; b E~ell Fert ~orth
S Campo. II. cit. ; IL B Riiues, w Henaee'
co., Texas: jeff Earl, Tarr. nj coul ty; Thomas
P j mes. Texas; Robert Myers. Bowie; 9 A
WuiGeh head, Uec.tkr; VIC Barr. Dati2s;
Powell, Texas; j L Tursley, Kaufman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
MERIDIAN.
John Nail Lodged Safely IN So: que Coun-
rye Jail.

j chm Nail Lodged Safely in So: que Coun-
rye Jail.
Special to the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX Jan. % john Nall,
no killed old msn Psrsmore In 1850. wss
arrested few days ago and is no~scon-
fined in the Bosque county isl. Mil, 1t
seems, lay il ambush for Parsmore add
killed hin while he WAS watering his
horse. The trouble seemed TO srise out
Of some disreputsble talk Parsmore had
made about Nails mother. Nail fed the
country and was never arrested Till about
8 week ago. A bill OF Indictment was
found by the grand jury OF this county
soon after the killir g, but was lor 6 since
lost. The grand jury now in session
found new bill.
The grand jury has been in session now
for week and have found only six bills.
The strong prosecution Of criminals IN
Bosque for the last few months has had q
good effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
FAILURE AZ WACO.
The largest Retail Grocery House In the
City FAi;s.

The Largest Retail Grocery House In the
City FAi:s.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. 2S The Waco Sup
ply Company, grocery, feed and meat
market establishment, conducted and
owned by A. Jones, Taylor & B.o., was
closed to-Dight by attachment. This
was the largest retail grocery house in
the city, and one CT the largest in the
state. Attachments levied go far sreI
Cameron, Cssles & Story, 1886.
M. A. Cooper, SSl6.
3. S Taylor, $1,000.
j McGil!is, 1884,.
Eaton Quinn & Co., 1854.
o. J. Miller, Se9
Tuppis Kemerdo, S82.
David B Taylor, S56S.
j. M. c oper, 1928.
Totsl over $500.
The above names are sll Waco psrties.
TEeIisnilisies are about SIS 600. assets be-
tween SIG, 600 knd SIS. 600. The cause OF
the failure Is hard times and inability to
get extensions on papers due.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
THE CITY.
r!SRRANT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

An IL teEes:tEg Meeting at the Fourth
strsee M<thooist Church,
A lsraa ard enthusiastic meeting was
held Sunday night in the Fourth Street
Methodist church which resulted in the
ORGANIC ,tiou Of e Bible scciety for Tar
ant county, auxiliary to The American
Bible Society.
Che officers elected ero as follows: w.
! 3osz, president; Z. IL. Roe, vice.
4sldent; B. ?. Fakes, secretary; H c.
!rireteD, treasurer; executive COM
.ittee: 2. Nj. White, W. III. Harrison,
,, T. Greene, Isaac Foster and NJ. L
B<2aiey.
Six pastors CT the cljy with their con-
greesIions uciled ia the l0eaungs. Ad-
dressts were made by the R=v. Dr.. Pratt,
who is delegate fEoR The tAuericsn
Bible Society to the Christian Aillspce,
soon to assemble in she city Of Ms&lco.
and L v. W. p. Rsnkin, district supsHn-
sendenr Of this soCiely for Texas.
Qat.a liberal contribution was taken
up 10 aid in establishing Blbie deposit
70 in this CITY. TIE benevolent and un-
s.ctsrian character OF the American
Bible Society well ksoTp, It's sole co
isct beng to .,romofe q wider circula-
zion Of the j bly, Scriptures, "Wlthout
note or Coz! s-en'," furnishing them at
cost to thoSs able to purchase $40 WIZ
out pFico ~ the poor and destitute.
This l. the noble obi ct OF the TarCan'
01uuty Bible Society now organized as
an auxiliary. Inc spirit 81 this organl-
s,tior is opposed to mskiBg merchandise
of the Bible. Ia no case is it TO &c dis
posed of for the sake cs pgcfit, but solely
for apailauthropjc and Christian purpose
This society hiss its erigtr, cot only II
the desire 70 chespsa the Snip
lures, SO 50 10 bIISE them with
in the reach CT al classes q
persons who possess tbe m>ans 10 Guy
Shem, bu. as 70 carry III m iato retired
and distitute paris q tie city AID cGoGiry
where they Otherwise never woult
be csrried, SO hist all description
of persons snG eli v4rietit Of household:
may possess them, either b7 sale or gilt
The Tarrsut Ccuaty Bt le S ,cie1y. bI III
relation 20 the parent societV will be e;
abled To furnish 3ib!eF, il most OF th'
Iapgusees Of the worlh, sc prices VsrylD:
from IS cents TO S27 restaments from
s cents upward. Mr.. Rinkia will rem ali
some days IL the city 10 complete this OF
gAniZ1tiou and slsp solicit money III 81
of the cause. Prisons willing aid tbl
cause, will plea-e leave the money vii
the treasurer. II. c. EiFir gtOD, at tn
Trsders National BsIk, where also MI
Rankin will be pleased 20 meet anyop
who may be interested 10 this good WoIk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
THE RUNNING BIRD.

Fhe Opera Hosse Cr' wded and The People
Delighted.
Sslsbury's Troubsdours at the opera
house was greeted by 81 auditory as
good IS has attended any performance
there this year, scarcely an empty sess
could be teen. The troupe did full
Justice to its reputation and The expecta-
zion &C the public. Not for many day
has there been presented ia Fort Worth
such s sides splitting comedy as the
Hummlpg Bird in TIE hands OF these
accomplished srtists. There was rot
stick in tue company. Even the tramp,
who never sppeartd except 10
disappear, wss credit to the gentleman
who represented him. Miss Nellie NC
Henry and Mr.. Frank B Blair sre IS
comicsl pair as one could survive see
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
PATa Err TIM c.

Above the world tit and eail, ~
Moving on, moving on;
The things pass no mo avail,
They hide their ear, decay and faH,
While keep moving On.
Down on inc world look and smile,-S
Movine on moving n; Z
The scytne bea, sm.'es all the while, ~
Cuts as II may for good or guile, ~
While 1 keep moving On. ~
over the wor / gIanc my eye,
MCvl G on, moving lih;
Good deeds mature, ne hopeful try.
Tne JUS alone -na a. yer die,
While keep moving on.
Around the world ait and roll,
Moyinx on moving on;
Ripened fl uits for sacred goal,
PERT. citing hopes of ihe dying seal.
While keep moving On.
Beside The world Fit and hear,
Moving on, moving o.
Sounds of Joy or sa' ness drear,
FiI'inV the space around the sphere,
While keep moving on.
Ahove, around sll worlds ride,
Moving on, N wing on;
Watching in all the swelling tide,
OF human love and human pride,
While keep moving on.
When stsrs go out and WORLDS stsnd still,
Acne I'm N wing on
ObeyiDg Coos e.ernal will,
lease not when sil slee Is still.
But yet keep moving On.
Thus time rolls on,
aver On and on,
Above the earth and Ger the sea,
hid lightning fash,
And thundel's crash,
Moving toward eternity.
-TWilIam A. Whelldon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
ing, and even thew are not p.rticu!sriz II

ing, and even thew are not psrticu!srfSs q
tor eDy special merit IL ac'i"g, but that
they played Leading parts. Every member
Of The corfpsry did his and her WORK we'll.
TIE only defect which obtrudes itself
in the performance is that there are yu!-
garisms both in the lines and acting of
the play; bu; who can look for perfection
and o rhsps il those same defects were
removed, as many admirers of the euter-
ainment would be disappointed a. there
would De blessed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
Houston without Light.
Special to the Gazette.

HoUsroN, TEX Jan 2S "A. meeting
of the CITY Council tonight an electric
light company made q proposition to
light the city at 30 cents per light, With
the understanding that 1t was no waiver
of rights unoer the original contract with
the city. The matter was referred to the
Mayor snd City Attorney, and it Is the uehs
that the proposition will be accepted.
The CITY has been without lights for about
two we, *, and the people are getting
tired Of IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

A can of paphth. or oeuziue, arranged
with closely fitting cover, is copVen-
ierce for cleaning screws, bolts or other
small work in q machine shon. A wire
basket makes q good ladle. Work in this
way Is kept bright and clean, and sgrea-
Bile to handle. .ass$
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
widow of rraged,.u ncouMoush Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jsn. 2s.-Letitis
Nc ullongn, widow of the tragedisn
Jonn NJ Cullough, died yesterday morn
mig al 8 o'clock At her residence after an
| Illness OF three weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

The Boston Journal of Commerce gives
the following as a preventive Of cold
feet; "Stard erect and very gradually
left ones self up on the tips Of the toes,
SO as TO put all the tendons OF the foot st
full strain This is not to hop or to
Jump up and down, but simply to rise
the slower the better-npon tip-toe."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
AUSTIN.
Appointed Oommsndant-A Couple
Charters Filed.

Appointed Comm andant-A Couple OF
CharIers Filed.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. % Governor Ross
to-day appointed General Fl. B. Ssoddard
of BRYAN COT mandant OF Gimp Sui R0ss
du,ing the encempmsnt at the May cele-
oratiop at Austin.
The charter of the Farmers Alliance
Cooperative Association Of Csss county
was fled to-day, capital S20, 600; iucora-
tors, A. SulkY of Miller county, Arksn-
s:s, end T B Harrison ard others OF
Csss county, Texas Also fled, charter
of the Sau Antonio Coal Company, capital
$50 coo; incorporators, B Oepenheimer,
J 81 Gsge, S. E futile. e. BelBnsp, W.
W. Toby, W. ". Robins and ]. T Lyle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24
SANTA FE ROUTE
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fa Railway
More Miles of Steel Rails ts7an any
Other Line in the State.

Through sleepers cr trains and between
Galve'ton and Kansas City. No change of cars
of any class. sed:ckest route to Houston and
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

The Finest Razors tnthel
At Anderson's gun stoB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

ELI. county on the lau-abidinsi spirit IS svi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

cane,. --.- y~s suvii ssralcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

n Cane. PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ST LOUIS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-24

Turner, Mcclure & 3t
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Health is Wealth

DE {. Vests Nerve ans Brain Treatment q
guaranteed specific ioT Hymeris, Dizziness Con
vulsions is. Nervous Neuralgia Headache.
Nervous Frostrsiion cafised by ne use of alcohol
OF tobacco. Nakeiulness. kental Depression.
sofeniug Of the Brsiu resulting in insanity snd
leading 70 misery decay and death. Premature
Old Age, BarrenDcss. ioss Of Power IN ether
sex. Involuntary Loses ard SperTosforrhoes
caused hy overeJertion Of The bT6ia ~lfs htfse
on ovcr-in6ulssnce. Each boz contains one
months treatment s. box. or SIX boxes for
s.. cent hy mail prepaid on receir4 Of prloa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
SUMNER CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

The summer attitude of congress Is
that of abject WEAKNESS.
Mr. McAdoo has assumed turn down
collar and coat of Irish linen
Mr. Reed envelops his rotundity in a
checkered seersucker coat and vest.
The yellow seersucker coat worn by Mr..
Anderson, of Kansas, looks wrinkled and
moist.
Mr.. Springer has donned thinner sack
coat and vest Of black. but the red rose
still stays unwilted in his lapel.
Mr.. Vance, Of Connecticut, has aban-
doned his vest and stufs his handkerchief
down his neck to protect his collar.
Mr.. Buckalew wears an alpaca coat. but
It is of lighter shade and firTner outline,
and with il is white shirt front and
vest.
Governor Long carries a palm leaf fan
and endeavors to compel the cool draughts
through a vest and trousers of crinkly
seersucker.
The dappor member from Pittsburg,
Mr. Dalzell. sits and fans himself with a
white hemstitched handkerchief. the best
dressed man in the house.
kr. Anderson, of Illinois, with the alb
sence Of hair ON the top Of his head and
in a canary colored coat and vest of
feather weight material. white tie and
turn down collar, manages TO keep cool.
Dir. Russell, of Massachusetts,, is one of
the very few who still hold to a standing
collar. His collar is stiff and shiny.
adorned with bow of blue ribbon With
a coat and vest of seersucker and trousers
of light material, be doesn't carry fan.
Mr.. KeSD, Of New Jersey. wears fan
mel shirt and no vest. his thin alpaca
coat hangs loosely. His watch chain
hangs from the wsistband Of his trousers.
which are held up by belt. His tie is a
four in hand, and hangs straight down
the front Of the soft, wrinkling shirt.
Congressman O'Neill. Of PENNSYLVANIA.
has suit that looks like a compromise
between a musquito net and gunny bag.
Ring. Il is Of light coffee brown. with
big meshes through which he drives little
pufIs OF cir with Chinese fan He smiles
as he fans. and his white tie is undis-
turbed.
Mr. Darlington. who Is vorv fat and
used to cool climate. has taken 10 one Of
those old fashioned black alpaca coats.
ArotrAtrA WIN tA-t hutASls anu SNOW ~ =
the white shirt above and below. He sits
leaning back II his chair. with news.
paper in one hand. palm leaf fan IN the
other. and beads Of Precipitation stand on
his brow.
Amos Cummings has had The courage
70 get inside of a pretty flannel shirt,
fastened ia front with q light tie Of Chi.
nese silk Over this be wears an slpacs
cost q a delicate slate color. Sitting in
front q placid Mr. Holman. who sbskes
3 lo1E finger argurentatively IN his face.
he looks IS uEdress@ and comfortable as
II lying On The sands u Consy Island Hs
end Ar- kcan wers fer q while the oulv
raen eeS ides the chief page who 6srsdssto
wear this oomforta BE costume IN the
he1se. Tae chef page wears a pink
striped blazer oveT lis faH7el shirt
C41cinnzti CeuHerciaf- Gazette
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Ths oclx dealer ~az A-sazn eellss zz.a ssksd
II hs cosl51 s4saF Es4z rs sa1e ca t2s cAzs1-
kaFcaizf W4s cLe szlze = El4zl 10 lad $50 -
Arscn- He s@ors q lsassx h1szE.ty.
Tat cozel1sisa tAe esss for - dzfe1se.
Ia = fe@ ~or1s As11szfy E1cl1sed o1E tbs
szlisnl fsaEares. SIS t4ct TIA hTscA kzd
t.een "a charg~ & re yase TAI ~ Had u -
haasts az Iae Eaas the geL1 pa1ns saere~ltb
khe lascFipg10a szs written. t2at LEznseal-
s1slv after tee oarElog. tas ys1ss hAA baea
cadsr hLs castoty tai during Ehzs period
bllas lalut ha1 saea 1<.ed u coaoasl Part q
tse lzscriptisn, sad tn4t be sad himself
~iped away tEs pant - a. dlscioss Is ~ The
eyes ~ sBe as0naEcD-
TIE 5ary retired faF tso niuetes. snd 70
tnrs.sd N = ssr'iics u ~Not guilty
l.axIlka Has acquitted. but Eos the Jes
Hirsca ass ordered ~ Ds arrested
a4iloo" shouted tbs kinx Come here,
Cognt Aag7szisaz, aad ths gjFi, ieg her corss
also great wrong hzs been dose 20 both
~ yQI. Ana I must 1zto y souaeko~. make
soEsle ameuis CouAtsss, y0g cone here zlsD.
6F0xs goslf ysse. / alu9st Droxe his sword
over yoar soA's oack- You Lazsnka. Wat
IL yo1 say shat shzl / dOf
y our ma lssty. l request, all at once order
usdemciseiie into custody
Under custody Low sOl " bat do you
meant
Your H.ajestv must remember thar she Is
possessed " secrets which must not be dI-
saigsd - the world
Quite - - bat cannot help that
| have discharged her - that Il, the
Jury las acquitted ner-no, the judge
That ls-L Ia last, there i Hothing ag alnst
asr
~Except your ma jesty the fact Of her pos
sesslag TIE precious sseTst, and ia your own
interest, sire, sls should os kept under s4r-
yelliance"
True hut-hut"-
''Siref said the count, would You commit
her 20 me- ! vii answer for her silence.
'YouF then the king burst into a roar oi
laughter and held his sides. lie Looked al
the countess mother, who sas evidently d-s
concerted
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Everyone should hs-s spsetsge nthei hans ~ never
be = itfluuf ia
a. Agents wsnt.a IN sB forsissi.s. 80 rstr.
fnEuoso~sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
FOR THELADIHs.

Ladies End This pssf,ci Aef0eds Tor remaie Trout
les s1cb ptnfi and Suppressed MefTnr 1p SICK Beaf
ache and also for besufsaF the bosgle1iop sa0 k<o
eating fimpes and Botchet and Other fkia Dseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

NJ Ri~e~xsSe RIvss- v szt ds --e r,t
fcT year cAsaes eiE2rtf
Cesx Merrhsnx--W Wei. sir. - ksrs
tbeu a. - va srsss s~zts - - 80
aasnxa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Tha Tescher-Whzt ns5e the tower -
Piss iean9
Eees zse # tke famine n ths lz1S. >
Sad 4 boy. uko 90 ths toVreT confused
with Jossohs brsfsrsa ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

- O.IU you cOIFtHFII HeF 20 HleF
"Holdl' said the king. 1T shall beso-and
what IS more, | will ennoble the Mansfield.
/ will create her baroness in her own right
Let me see She shall be the Baronne
Grand Tyran, and bear on her shield, and as
the Grand -Tvran crast-the Blue Nasen
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
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