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Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

You will fad the choic, st beef, lamb
aud nation tnat has been in Ashcvllc
tor some timr at the |. X l.. market.
corner Patton avenue and Dcuut street.
JAMES WOLFE.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
~dHOLIDAY GOODS,bu

NllOLlDH NOODO,T
On the crowd rushes, you
can't stop them for thy are
bound for Raysor & Smiths.
81 Patton ave, where they
have seen the finest display o.
Holiday Goods in the city.
They have made their in
spertion and are now return
ing to Raysor 4 Smiths,
whpre they have found thu
handSome>t goods, largest
display, best quality, and
latest styles at the lowest
price for cash. AS they al
ways pay cash, they can ex-
pect the best goods at Ray
sor II Smiths at the very
lowest prices.
Another thing they found
on their inspection, that all
OF Rlysor 4 Smiths goods
are new this season, as they
had nothing left over from
last, and they have seen just
what they want, so they re-
fuse to b" stopped on their
rush, for fear they will be
late. and some one will have
purchased just what they
want and they will have to
make another selection.
Now every one who is not
in the swing should get there
and be with the crowd tOget
their Xmas presents before
RnySor & Smiths immense
stock is exhausted, us it il
gradually diminishing every
day.
To those who have notyet
made their inspection, d.
not forget Raysor 4 Smith
and when you one call, yOl
will then lie convinced anC
Join the crowd on their re
turn trip to Raysor 4 Smiths
where tn " intend buying al
their presents both foryounG
and old, ladies and gentle
man, boys and girls, as theil
stock is so varied that they
can find everything on'
wants.
See the Dressing Cases
both Wood and Plush will
Celluloid fittings.
Manicure Cases in Wood
Plush, Leather AID Celluloid
Hand Mirrors in ever,
style, shape and figure.
Pocket Books and Care
Cases to suit everybody, il
every style and shape of tn
best Seal and Calf.
Ce,luloid Balls, Rattles
Game Counters and fitting
of every description.
Odor Cases, Glove an,
Handkerrhi / Cases, Cola
and Cuff Boxes, Work Cases
and in fact n little of every
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

Ii you suffer from sick, nervous, neu-
ralglc, spinal, pcrlouic or dyspcpLic head
aches, brad ycroInc will cure you
promptly.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

Ntxht-SnOrS SQuiDo ABOUT tue
"Perfesh."
Friday night. December 1S-Boston
Symphony Orchestral club.
1t is quite probable that the Grand
will BE- dark next week with the excep-
ton of Friday night. the 18th, when the
first entertainment of the Y. NJ. c. A.
course will be given. The attraction
will be the Boston Symphony Orchestral
club. This is one Of the best organiza-
lions travelling. and is made up Of the
following artists.
Mons. Louis Kapp. leader and violin
virtuoso; pupil oI Leonard and Danrla,
and winner o the first prize oi the Paris
Conservutoire.
Freak L. Hahn, violnist; recipient q
the celebrated Heibg prlze AT Le'psig.
Arthur La >cur, vlUliltelio sUlJlSt; lat,
suluist aud member oi the Phiharmic Ui-
vheStra.
Mons FIR. RuCquoy, flute vrtuoso
flute s'loist to II. NJ. the hirg ol B,l
gum, and ut Pasdeloup concerts, Paris.
Herman Burkhurdt, VIOLA and coin,t
rom The L,ipsig orchestra, and lormcl
member OF Ill, Arthur Nlkiscn ana Anton
Seal orclrstraS.
". Augern,u,nde, contra-bass; leading
rontia-Dhss Ui the celebrated Hul Oh.
rhestra III Vienna.
Miss Laura Burnham, prima donna
soprano.
John Lloyd, tenor.
The Boston Transcript prints the fol.
lowing as guide book to the stage
When an actress makes dab at her
right eye with the middle finger Of her
right hand, followed by q show Of throw
my something into space, and then re-
pcat> this performance with respect t.
her lett eve, It Siguiiies that she Is inuulp-
ny in tears.
When an actor writes letter, he does
it with a rapidily which caus,s the
most expert OF slrnographcrs 10 turn
green with envy.
Wien an actress has something partic.
ular to conhde To her papa Or mamma. IL
would be the height vi III manners did
she not crouch down on the floor by III,
side oI her parent.
When an actor walks up to the foot.
lights and drclaims III Il loud voice TO Tx
audience, it IS understood that he i.
suhluquzing, quite unuekno wllist to tn,
other people on the Stage.
When an actor comes on the stag,
iaulll,ssly dressed, Win flower in III,
bul,on-holr, you may be sure that he IL
a william oI the deepest dye.
Mhen an actor has all manner Of hart
luck. and Is scrdy as 10 clothing ant
rhrrni,ally empty as to stomach. he /.
to he COM gratulatcd, ior he Is shortly It
wed the youns lady ot his choice aud /,
alise by spasmodic hound 10 atflurncr
" nrn an actor walks TO tue room Itp
resented on the stage and gawks at til,
pi.turcs on the wall. you may know
cit her that hr is from the country or tina
he is a sh,rtis officer. II ms hat is U
remote vintage, and he ptrsIsls III keep
ing ii Oh his head, you may SET hlm dow
J as the latter.
When an actress enters with sttrl
/, step aud top-loity AIR. you need not b
told that she Is Il lnother-iIl-law.
' When wicket-louking actor beats hi
brow. 1T is lolnIorm you that lie is lhink
ing OF vhidnoous hour, when he wa
gulrrss and happy and stranger I,
) lie sin IN which liz Is now sleeped.
|
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

Moreconven.cnt ,hana pilI sSmm"ns
Liver Regulator. 1t is made bot liquid
anu powder.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

I. J. E Rankin, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnlv swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
]. Z. RANKIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
IL day OF December, 1891.
h. z McLouD, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
GEo. S. POWELL
b BosTIc, }Directors.
{. I. RAwLs,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
Framed, ssic,urea.

A splendid line Of framed pictures from
50 cents to 80 each. See them at Laws.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
The Bargain department
BUSINESS NOTICES.

At Laws is open now; this is head
quarters Tor low prices and pretty goods.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

Affections of the bowels, 60 prevalent
In children, cured by Simmons Liver Reg
ulatOr
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

I OST OG Lost, ON FIR dar. 4th. red
IL lusN ettrr d g whit slreak in fa e.
ntmcd JOhn," il cral r wa d tor his re
,u-u or IN ormat on as to hi Wh rea N,ut ,.
detl2-d1t n. Il. ATKINS N. ,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
Index to New Advertisements.

WA TEp-X W
T. RRST II :. Cooper.
SPEcINL sun II Law
LOST DOG--N. Il Atkins n.
Is ARDlSG-B 'rr len Nvrnue.
GRocER rs CIR cr X JoNuSon.
l 81 ew York Weekly Her Id
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12

Whitman's CANDY by express ever,
Tuesday and Friday at kroger's, Al
College street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
Xmas Books and BookIe,s.

A complete line OF buttons aud Mar
Gus Wards publications. Childrcn's
Books! A splendid line 1T low prices,
Dols! Dolls! Every one pretty. Gc,
prices before you buy, at Laws. on )
Nam street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
WITH THE THEATER FOLK
MATTERS OF INTFRE9T To
PI.AYGOERS.

The Boston 81 symphony OrcheGtral
Club at the Grand Next Friday
Nixht-ShOrt Squibs About the
"Perfesh."
Friday night. December 1S-Boston
Symphony Orchestral club.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
Real Japanese sIlk.

Handkerchiefs, shawls, a large stock at
Lava.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-12-12
staten ent of the Condition
BATTERY PARK BANK

OF ASHEVILLE, N. c.,
At close of business December ., 1891.
Opened for business March 16, 1891.
(Condensed.)
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
A RUNAWAY WIFE.
She Deserts Her Husband and
Skips With Another Man.

So many instances Of unfaithfulness
on the part of man or wife are chron-
icled in the daily papers. as to present
q strong argument that marriage is .
failure.
Yesterday Mr.. w. r. johnson, Of
Armourdale, Kan. was in the city in
search Of his faithless spoure, who had
deserted him on the 10Th of last
month, end left for parts unknown
with a MN named Elm IRE. They
were ,rried eight years ago
and had lived reasonably contented
until the past few months, when she
had become acquainted with Elmore.
Then the trouble began, the wife hsv.
Ing told her husband that she would
sometime elope with and marry her
new lover.
The clipping parties were very
nearly penniless, having even taken
some Of Mr.. Johnson's clothing with
them. The latter a week ago reciev-
ed information through letters that
they intended applying for work in
Sedalia, and had come here in the
hope of intercep'ing them and
persuading the wife to return to her
allegiance. Up to this time his ef-
forts have proved fruitless.
The woman's maiden name was
Quinn, and he thinks she may pass
under that name. She is q very
good looking blonde Of % or 26 years
OF age. weighing about 120 pounds.
Gilmore has a sandy mustsche. sandy
complexion, with large freck!es on the
back OF his neck, and weighs about
'l3O pounds
| Mr.. johnson seems to be still very
much attached to the erring wife,
and lays all the blame on Elmore
and some woman in the neigborhOod
where they lived.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
MISS HOPKINS, DEATH AND FUN.
ERAL.

The death Of Miss Mamie Hopkins,
which occurred at the residence Of her
ia,her Mr.. James S. Hopkins, nine
miles northeast of Sedalia,
last Friday morning has occas.
toned profound regret TO a large circle
of friends, Notwithstanding that she
has been the victim of consumption,
rnd her;friends, watching her failing
str. myth for months past, knew thar
the end was nigh. She was a lovely
Christian girl, amiable in disposition,
refiusd aud gentle. and all that love
and tender care could do to keep her
vet "a little awhile longer" was done.
She was sent to San Autonia, Texas.
with the hope that the mild climate
would restore her health. and for q
time she seemed to be improved. But
like the lily which she so much resem'
bed, the seeds of death were too deeply
planted and with sweet good byes on
her lips, and the blessed hope Of eter
n Al morn in her heart she jouraeyed
away, leaving behind her tears-it il
true, but also consolation in the
thought that
.'There Is no sia there, nor any signing,
Nor any sorrow, nor any dying"
The funeral will take place to day
at 2 o'clock, Rev. j S. Myers Oficiat
lug and no doubt will be largely at.
] tended.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
EAST SEDALIA NE vs..

Miss Lutte Smith and mother are
home from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anderson of Clin-
ton, spent Sunday in S=dalis.
Mrs. A. v, Brown and Mrs. Arey
were elected delegates to the w. c.
T. L. convention to be held in st.
Joe next week.
Misses Whipprecht, Berthoux, Nc.
Clure and jump attended the Epworth
League convention at Clinton. Miss
Jump recited beautiful selection and
was the recipient of m,ny well de-
served compliments.
The entertainment given by the W.
Q. T. U. Friday evening was one OF
The most elaborate ever given in East
5edalis. The programme was very
yell c,rried out, Misses Mertz, CAT
nsy and Gsllie sang some charming
pieces, and Harl Bronson re:ited .
very pathetic piece. Miss Jump gave
N "O.d Maids" address and was
heartily encored. she responded with
The Bugle Song and charmed the
audience with the wonderful way in
which she used her voice. Prof.
Chance, Miss Bronson, Miss Mat.
.hews and Prof. Weber took charge
Of the instrumental music.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
GERMAN DAY.

German Day will be celebrated in
this city Oct. 6 in grand style. The
celebration has been largely aud lib
rally advertised and it is certain that
'ully FIVE thousand strangers will par
AXE Of Sc lalia's hospitality on that
lay. Brass bands will accompany their
delegations from Boonville, Otter
Vile, Cole Camp and other places a.
ell. Eighty-fve young men from
different vicinities have consented to
appear in the parade on horseback:
Large delegations are expected and
special trains will be run out of St.
Louis and Kansas City. This celebra-
zion, it must be remembered, is not
confined 10 Germans alone. Every
body is most earnestly invited to par
ticipate. The various orders and Sec
ret societies OF Sedalia will appear in
uniform. Ali in all it will certainly
prove a great day for Sedalia. Mr..
Frank Kruger has been elected mar
shall Of the day and i. is safe to say
hat under his direction nothing will
~ left undone to make the day q
yreat success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
NILES NERVE AND LIVER PILL.

Act on = new principle-regulsting the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DIR. Miles
Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste,
torpid lilver, plies. constipation. IN
squaled for men, women, children. Small
est, mildest, surest! 50 doses, Is cents.
Samples Tree, At A. 1. Fleischmans.
Thomas Hughes. of "Tom
Browns School Days" fame, is q
fairly successful lawyer, with prac-
tice that brings him about $500 a
year. But be had a small priv lte
fortune, which probably accounts for
his not exerting himself more at the
bar.
Out West they call the artificial
production of rain "milking the
clouds" This is somewhat akin t.
the idea our Arysn forefalhers had on
the plains of Asia when they referred
to the clouds as the kline Of the skie'
which the storm demons milke3.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08


business is increasing rapidly, which
is q sure index to the growing pros
perity of the town. The business for
July and August Of this year shows
an increase of more than thirteen per
cent over the same period last year.
The free delivery carriers are hand
ling a great many more pieces. and it
seems as if every incoming mail shows
an increase over the preceding. l
have been endeavoring to secure a
larger allowance for clerk hire, in
order that the Office may be kept
open later at night. 1t would be a
great accommodation to the patrons
Of the office. Since this lest allow.
ance was made the business Of the
office has increased forty per cent. so
you see there is urgent need OF extra
help in that line.
A day or two ago Sedslia physi-
clan told the Gossiper Of having ex
tracted two needles from the shout
der of lady residing on Broadway,
which she had swallowed over q year
before. 1t reminded him of an old
newspaper account of a man who
swallowed eggs whole with shells on.
NEEDLES and pins without plumber
have been swallowed. 1t is recorded
by a French doctor that fema.e
, patient Of his bad swallowed SO many
needles that after her death / 800
were extracted from variOas parts OF
her body. Her death was not cau:ed
by the presence of the needles in her
body nor did they appear to have any
effect upon her general health but In
another case which was brought he
fore a scientific society in Dublin, a
woman who had swallo wed 800 nee-
dies owed her death to their presence.
Another woman had ut various times
swallowed 800 pins, and these be-
haved in an extraordinary manner,
coming out head first from various
parts Of her b .dy. There are several
other cases of this kind recorded, bu'
| it is curious to note ,ha, eli the peo
pie who have swallowed needles OF
pins have been women.
The conversation WIS on snakes
Not the snakes brought about by tbs
too free use of ale ,holic drinks, but
the bona fide crawling reptile that
has been the acknowledged enemy OF
man ever since that affair in thu
garden of Eden long, long time sg'
s0longer ever than Doc. Graham Cal
remember. 'Out on Grand river, IL
the ante bellum days. remarked
Judge Halsteat, "rattlesnake. yer
about as plenty as blackberries, an'
grew to almost boa coustric,or size
They used to kill them, stuff and sci
the skins. l remember on one occa
sion of the presence of New Orlean
man in the neig. borhot d buying then
r up for the market. He wore a YES
E made of rattle make skins" Ih
! Gossiper shaddered as Ju 'ge Ha
stesd continued, 81 have frequent
8 killed them six or seven !eet in leng'
E and their stroke nearly amounted +
r fatality. / ran across one once as b.
as that mans leg (pointing to Pol,ce
!. man Murphy, and its roar could ;
q heard for q distance. Mt being d.
e sirou. of extending my list OF a.
d auaintances turned my back on hi
and sought a more congeulal atmo
e pheIe."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

Mr. ]. r. Sheppard. manager Of
the Paris Cooperative Mercantile Iu-
s;itution, Paris, Idaho, says that for
Collie produced by change Of drinking
water, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
ard Disrrhel Remedy is.without an
equal. 1t is quick and e6ectual and
lie ,ves no bad results. For sale by
Aug T. Feischmsnn-Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

IL w
vast resources to fifty millions of Wis
itors, which means 10 FIVE years a
million new people and five hundred
millions more money to circulate in
our state"
Mrs. Potter Palmer has called upon
women sculptors to send designs in
the form of miniature models Of the
sculpture work for the womens build
ing Tue designs must be delivered
TO Mrs. Palmer's off ;e before Nov. ID
next. One is a group of figures in
high relief to fill the pc 'iment over
the main entrance forty-five feet long
at the base line and seven feet in the
center. The second design Of groups
of statuary stands free above the attic
cornice. resting on the base. five feet
long, three feet deep and two feet
high, sixty feet from the ground.
These groups consist of a central
winged figure, standing about ten feet
high to the tip of the win s, and sup
p"ried by smaller sitting figures.
The compositions should be typical of
woman and womau's work in history.
Each dosing submitted must be &C
complished by and estimate Of cost,
with full sized plaster models, deliv-
ered at jackson Park, and the author
ess of the design accepted will rec i've
the contract for the execution Ofthesc
tull s;z.d models.
A magnificent. microscope has jus,
been completed by the Munich Peel
Ter Physical and Optical institute fol
the greet CnicagI Exposition, at 8
cpst OF IS, $50. Ii p ssesses a migni
tying pow Of II 600 diameters. Al
might be expected, electricity play
an important part in the working o
this gigantic Instrument, which, atte
inspection by American ci'iz NJ, j
expected to give au impetus to tn
Munich mart for scie htific ap 'ratus
The electricity furnishes and regulate
the source Of light which placed il
he focus Of a para6olic aluminium re
Aector reaches an intensity Of IL OO
candle power. The electricity ais
provides the means of an IDgeniou
automatic mechanism for the center
ing The quadruple condeusers and i
iumin ting the lenses. There is Al
arrangement for the exact control O
;the disiarce of the carbon point Th
m 81 important novel feature is tn
cooling machine. which is in lispen
sable On account os the extreme b al
LIB cilories per secord, generated b
the intense Illuminating arrangement
A machine regulated by Helmbot
electro centrifugal regulator provide
the several microscopic system of tn
} apparatus with fine spray Of fiui
,ci,bol;c acid, which immediitel
after IFS release from the copper ve'
sci, in which it is held under a press
! ure OF % atmosphere, become
converted into gaseous matter, s
Intensely cold that only 10000
: gr.mme of c.rbolic acid per second
. required to give the result. Tn
+ magnifyiug power Of The appafatr
with ordinary detectives, as has bee
s st tied, is about IL 900 diameters, bu
with the oil immersion it cln be il
o creased to 5000.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

leaving they proposed to release him,
and did commence filing on his cage,
when be requested them to desist.
eff l can't g. out right" said Hardin.
81 will not 60 at all" Harbia will
be hanged On October l. if there il
no further stay granted by the gov
ernor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
IL, ALL THE 90 IN DU rCHrOw!

IL, ALL THE 90 IN DU rCHrOWN
Send me BY express 3 dozen Chan
berlains Collie, Cholera and DiarrhG
Remedy. If you want some tes,imo-
mails from p.rt:e, whom your medi.
cine has benefited / can send them.
Your Remedy is all the 60 here.
HERMAN RABIcH, DUTCHTowN, Mo.
25 and 80 cent b titles for sale by Aug
L. Fleischmann Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
CONTINUED.

The cls, Of the State
vs.. A. j Stevens, colored,
which has been hanging fire
in Justic, B!air's court, was again
continued yesterday, until the 18th,
the attorneys for both state and de-
;ense being absent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
What Makes n Nation.

Fifty millions of people on three MIL
hons of square miles Of territory do not
constitute the United States of America
A million or SO of people occupying
twenty-Cne Thousand square miles did
not constitute Greece. II was the Greeks
who constituted Greece: it is Americans
who const :tute America So many pco-
ole thrown together on one territory no
more make a nation than so many
blocks of stone thrown together In .
pile make temple. or so many types in
ri a book. or SO many threads In a
tangle a fabric. Every nation has It's
own Distinguishing features, its own
type of character, it, own consciousness,
its own life To constitute nation
there must be not only people and land
and laws. but laws that are self-evolved,
literature that l.; the expression OF ma
sional life. language fitted to express
that life. and therefore life to be ex.
pressei.-Ccntury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08
REAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

The only piper offered for record
Yesterday was a deed from P. A.
thatcher and wife to Walter Brown.
Of seven acres in section Is, township :
45, range %. Consid' ration $40.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

-Wickwire-"Yo.'re just too late,
Yabsley. Nudge has just finished
singing Rocked ir she Cradle OF the
Deep You missed > treat fabsley
20. he had to trea. before You would
let him sing. eh?"-Indianapolis jour
nal
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

"rhese recent unwarranted attacks
on the city administration don't pan
out worth a continental d., was
the rather inelegaut though forcible
observation made to the Gossiper by
An Ohio street business man. why,
look here, has the city ever shown
greater signs of prosperity? Isn't the
amount Of building something phe-
nomenal? Are there any vacant
houses? I can answer it myself very
few if any. Don't our public improv.
ments keep pace with the city's
growth? Don't you know that
drunkenness, robberies, buglaries and
all kindred misdemeanors and crimes
are few compared with other places
of similar SIZE? The people OF Soda,
liza know all these things, and don't
propose to go back on an admiuistra-
ton that has broug ht about this state
of affairs"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

"Everythilg is working quite
smoothly in this department. said
Captain H. G. Demuth, Uncle Sims
efficient and accommodating petmas
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-09-08

compIe,ed a marvellous click for exhi-
birlon at the Fair. Around the dial
is a railway track, on which a NINA.
,ure locomotive makes the round every
five minutes. Itrequires a magnify
ing glass to see the delicate machinery.
The oil cups at the journals are 50
small that nothing larger than a hair
can be inserted. There is a headlight
snd bill, fag-holiers on the pilot
whis'l-, and everything connected with
a locomotive. II has a link motion
under the engine to reverse it. The
weight of the locomotive is ! pounds
and it is named The Gem
The Texas Worlds Fair Exhibit
Association is pushing. with grea
energy, the work Of collecting fund'
for the states representation at Chi
cago. The sum desired IS S3OO,OOO
and this has been assessed among tn
245 countie. as nearly as possible. &C
c riding to population on a basis o
fifteen cents per capita. The Associs
ton has headquarters at Fort Worth
and has distributed a great deal o
persuasiye literature with excellen
results. In one of its circular letter
appears the following; "Texas mus
not fail to participate in an exhibition
costing nearly fifty millions Of dollars
one in which every nation snd com
lmonwealth in the w.rld will be req