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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30
From AIineoIa Club.

MINEoLA, July 2S.-Inclosed we send YOU
% votes for Miss Sailio Weltman.
MIN cola SALLIE WEI THAN CLUB.
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DALLAS, July Is, 1S9l-Inclosed ind ten
votes for Miss Sallie Weltmln.
Mrs. c. :.
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1G for MayGoue,

KYLE, July 2S.-Inclosed ple,.se find 16
votes for Miss Maydelle Drake, the rai.-oad
girl f. Is. WEBB.
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FoRREsT EURG, TEX, July 2S-Inclosed
find twelve votes for Miss Carrie Dicz SON.
I. Z. BOWERS.
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A Pass to Hardin.

OAK CLIFF, TEX, July 2s.-Find inclosed
sixteen votes, which you will please cast
for the modest Roman Of them all, Miss
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Thirteen for Sallie.


Inclosed find thirteen votes. Please place
same TO Miss Sallie Weltmans credit.
j. NJ B.
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for the Orphan Girl

MINERAL WELLS, July 2s.-I inclose
twenty-one votes for Miss Willis Duvall
She is native of Texas. So was her
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Gilman, Five.
Ten for the Mechanics, Choice.

AUSTIN, July 21.-Inclosed find ten votes
for the mechanics - choice, Miss Maydelle
Drake of Fort Worth E. H. BoNTE
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KuLEEN. July -S-Credit Miss Ora Os-
terhout of Bolton with the inclosed eight
votes. A FRIEND.
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They are for SaIlie.

FoRr WORTH, July 29-The inclosed
twenty votes are for Miss SalEe Weltmal.
The PROMOTER.
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Matte Shaw. Throw the track wide open
she's got pass to Hardin college, and she'll
take advantage Of it. too.
The Z. NJ. L. Assn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30
THF SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST.
The BaIIoting Grows Heavier Every Day Now.
Result Reached by Coupons Yesterday
VOTING STEADY ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Tn Ea and Too Often for the Contest Editor and the
Space of The Gazette.
reod Loves Gazette's Girls and All Seek to Serve and
do Them Honor--A Full List of the Offer
ings Printed Twice a Week
in The Gazette.

term of her scholarship. Yours respect
fully, TIE RICU ARDS MEDICINE Co,
By J. d. Smith, Agent.
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Twelve 90 votes more for our girl. Miss
Minnie Butts. Come to the front, boys, and
show your cClNrS. JNO.
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11 votes for the I.aIIrcad Candidate.

VIRGILE, TEX, July 2S.-Please find in
closed eleven votes for the railroads candi
date, Miss Maydelle Drake. Il. r.
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CoMANCHE, Ten, July 2S-Inclosed
please find fourteen votes for Miss Ella
Lowry. \ FRIEND.
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4, for Miss Genevieye.
From Little Ida.

Please cast the inclosed seven votes for
Miss Genevieve King. w. NJ ID.
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8 for Carrie.
The OFF. Candidate.

Nine votes come from Del Rio for Carrie
Dickson, With letter be- end the limits.
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t..-ar yesterday voted 500 for Miss
-..- Il. should have read 400, as the
.s.. purchased only 400 coupons.
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16 for Matte
q for Miss Carrie.

F7inu incloscd sixteen votes for Miss Mat
tie Shaw. RAILROAD FRIEND.
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20 are Recoroe.f,

Record twenty-five votes for Miss Mat
tie Shaw, worthy yoIag lady who has
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RULES OF THE CONTEST.

All votes must be east upon the coupon
printed in this paper, elsewhere, and
no vote will be counted when 9TH
erwise cast. All votes and communications
must be addressed TO the
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For the E,-Confederate Girl.

Find inclosed ten votes for Miss King.
tULI.
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10 for Sallis.

St. 10 Herald.
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Meutolr & @ener.
Gin sroees 6siddftsbaus fir 1peib<
nadtseinfdufe.

Su ben beutieen 3eiten pirb bos
Weibna@tssef9ent mebr BON ieiner
nabli6en Seite betra9tet, :pie mon
tlberbaupt mebr geneist 1T, ettpas au
taufen uno au nerf@enfen, bas tdgIi@
In 8ebrau9 genDmmen tper0en fanil.
nit einem MDrte: elm rtbli9es Stad
ber 6ausbaltung bllbet.
Nlle, pel@e berartige egintdufe 3u
MAIDEN tpiinf9en, bermeiien mir an Die
Girma WewtDn & WeIIer, No.
PA un6 262 gommerce .5traBe, bic Elm
auBerolbeatlid seudbltes Qager bon
feinem 9afeIes'dirr, @ldierm, ylipp.
fo6en, YOrssQans unb Glaswaaren
aller Mrt. Nensrf6miebmaaren, Gam.
ben, unb auer in bieiea @ei@dfts3weia
fdlasenbea ArtifeI baben unb au ipirf.
LID raiionablen preiien bertaufen.
Die Iuswabl oer 6a@en III 10 grDB,
baB Seoer, ber nur faufen tpil, ettpas
finoen tam. Nu6 ipas bic preiie
anbetrifft, 70 tann Sober 3ufriebenge.
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aegenfdnbe aulegen min. tpenbe lid5 an
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Giue Wsarterfau,nter.

Oas @ema&, IN pelhe8 en an entsanbltdem Oiseus
mattSmus leibenber @atient sebannt tit, TIT in ber
Tbat etne Martertammer. @rdblid fnb bte Aualen,
benen eta folder nnslhdt&er ausseiest TT; aua BIZ
mtlbere 6prm bieier arantbett 1T iOn i@limm senus.
60 Rartnddts bas Getben na@ ppuenbeter Gntwiflune
1T, 70 Iett 1T es aud IT, stnen anfanss etabien 81
belIen bur ben reisettisen @ebraua ppn spitetter
Masenbttters, ein unenbIia iidbere8 unb wtrfiame=
res eI als bic 70 oft ienerStatt sebraudten Site
Sebermann, ber gum &beumatismuS bispputrt TT,
iote ber Ebaiae enseDentt fein, bab 70 Iett bieiea
aeiben TN Gnfans gu betpdlttsen lit, es in ipdteren
gtaben sefdbrli tpirb, ba eS @ ett auf bic eebens.
prsane tpirft. Gus pteiem @runbe 1T eS rdthItd Bel
3etten auf gprbeusunsSmtttel bebadt 80 fetn. Das
DttterS trtumphirt AUD hber maldraarttse, Gallens
unb Rterenletben unb Dpspepfie.
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auf; Die pridelnoe, roit9e 8etleitin1s
mullg mar Die porberrl6enbe. Sier
lpurbe feiu uralte8, betltses 8ano ges
waltiam Serriien, nur eitt nemes lole
9el6lungen BON elmer 9iiite 3ur anoerm.
Der stuerbauer bate beretts iein
@epad an 8orb 19affen lalIen unb 9ing
jett 1elbitbetpubt, feften Sdrittes, Die
eine 9anb 3ipii6en @el69urte uno
Weite, NIT 1einer &arltn iiber Die 8rIde.
St mar fein TN &f uun'8 Daletn
9inaussebrdnster, Plat> unb 8eliss
loler, baS erfannte man auf ben eriten
8ltd, ionbern ein freitptlig 99et0ens
Der, ino tpenn man bas berbfno6tge,
ni6t uni60ne @eiibt nit enerstl6em
Wi1en ltro ltarfent Selbltit6nbtsfettSs
fun perratbenben 8ltd betrahtete, 70
rietb tttan auf ueberSruB at ben bet>
1natbli9en, fletnen 8erbdltnifen, Iros
sesel1 irseno eiue laitise @ini6rdnfuns
al5 Motip Der NuSipat1berung, na6bent
Ibenteuerludt, bduSlt9er Hutn Der
9an3en @rl9einung mad aussei6loiien
f9ien.
Sn bisien berrii6en, anf Sen erlten
Gnblid fait abftobenoen 3iisetl, bie srel
berauSitaben aus all oen perfiiminer
ten, bur9 bte 9sotb abseitumpften rings
nmber, ftano 9ei6rieben: Sect babt
tbr'S! Der 9luerbauer geBt iiber'S
Wieer, bort fam man ieiu Gels aud
bran1en."
&arlin binse9en bate ibre Seltisfeit
gang perloren. sic bielt etn grobeS
gebliimtes Taldentu9 BOT Die S(ngen
nnb i6mieste fi9 lpie Elm btlfsbeOiirfttz
ges aino an ben gater = oas 9eimweb
padte iie.
(Iprtiebnna fpIat.l
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8nrresponaens. Sbiner, ben
IA. Se3. '91. gnbIi6 Bat es einmaI
stnug geregnet, Greitag, Gamffag unb
aud nod Gonntag ettpas. Oie grbe
bat 10 biel WaKer eingeiogen, tpie fe
aufnebmen efann unb bas pfagen f1r
bic n69fe @rnte tann Iosgeben. Sc
berrf9t tebt bier cine Mrt 3ranfbeit,
toel@e bic bieRgeu Merste Slow Fever
nennen, ipeI@e aud f@on eia Dpfer
geforbert bat, benn am Greitag ytu@-
ntttag ffarb na1 ldnaerem 2elben bic
Satin bes 0erru @bas. pfsil If. ba.
ron. eine geborene R6tler bon 0aGetis,
bile. Die iungen gbsleute tpoten erlt
e!uos iiber eia Sabr berb>iraibet, Sic
biale,ldbt auber tbrem i1auetnben @at
ten nod Elm fleiues 2inb. M6se ibr
Die @rbe leiGt werben!
Or. Smith, Der Iange 3eit trant
mar, 1T mieber a1f unb auf Der Reiie
nod ytorb Seras, no ct f9 nieoer3u.
laheu gebenft.
6err Genrp DIDO bon Otto Station
bat bier @runbeiaeutbum non tem
0anb. Isenten 8. Nt. Rrhger gefanft.
6err WoriB Nidter. unfer beleibter,
ODD 10 beliebter polte i1 fasen r2one
Star Sier.Isent" bat ben Gone Star
Sisr.Saloon BON ". 3. 9atprence tpies
Der surhd sefauft, unb min Semanb
freunbli@ unb prompt bebient iein, ber
periu@e es einmal bet Greunb Mforib,
ber es liebt ieinen Qunben 10 bel iuie
mbgli@ felber auf3umarten unb fi@ NIT
ibnen 10 biel als mbglitb au ,tnterbalten.
6err @bas. Mellbauien, Der bic 6bis
neridbe 6eimifdtte sefauft bot, iit BON
Glatcnia 3ierber gesosen, um In gu,
tunft bier 3u tpobnen.
1err @bas. Sing ba! iein Gleif9er.
Gef6dft on 6errn 6ol3el bon 69ulen.
burg pertauft uno 1T nod Wulbpon &C..
3ogeu.
Cine 3iegelei uhrbe F9 bier gut be-
sablen, ba msbrere 3ie9elbauten bors
gsnommen tuerben ipnen.
Warum fommt bic OelmhbIe nibt in
ben Sang, foute Rd bieielbe nift Bee
3abIen Warulil tDiro beun ber Saun,s
tpolliamen bsrididt unb Osltn9en ios
tuie Shlfen beaogen2 X.
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cages Nemi8fetten.
Snianb.

ia hn. ofIoame;res Er1ourer ~
~, ~ ~. Sas.s.s.a.s S na Ssnasssa assE.. ~, -,
n.y., osb IVY ~. Ss"asoa pi'hs. SSa %a
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puu'.'aaIsn Nv .Sa;i, % ~
w.s @ Gos. u.M s;nsr 'Vpty, s,,
1;a aD h.s,.;oa uSas .srAS1r ssr MatnxnMs ~ Noas. @
~. Nv OssisIsSu s.. ay msaR.ss H wf;am ootisc. Gs,
SsM GnI. ~, w ps ssara.s ts;rsr | Ssr S hs;Ssn
nv m.. ~. oaaDssIaSs aosS,ag.s WV e'usso'"
u''s'sn Gun.ss uhss's.yltem sTte.. ~, go,foxn;.r
k.. snuos sn:m s,x. uss.on IVY & waaI.sas s..,Ms
~ a' s.s5s S'M. I 'SMS.I Msss4g;ss,nos os m;H s
s....S; s Ygassn sassxxs. I'M 'A wv
''n'''1 os'inasi. Ms .Osegsn sns.;s. ,va sa..x
Dus sgaN oaaoss.Gys.sss.y' & w.; =. ", n.au NV
.;.ss - mniI'm. pssa sv.' sMs.y ~ 1os,,
s.y,sss Nv M.;sn. v,pu. a,s.as, an sn ~ 'V'D'i sA
w 9tspys s.. ss'G M:xsas 'aS ~. .;uo m,u ~,
.a.s saa.ut a:.n.! SsSIDI & ya sns asrxa A ~ -.
.mus s'ns.H.c x.n ono I ncn sas Dsc ~
runcs,, ] Inn Hy'JS Sp;iHfs;nn; hem;Iiiot msrhru
iou.
- Die Xegtsl1tur Des Staates 6libs
Carolina bot Elm Geieb angeuommen,
psl9ss es Glen Wltglieoern bes 4sgtss
lafur. fDWte olen St1atsbeahten bic
Annabme DON gtfenbdbn 6reipdiien
pefbietet. g!ne 6tr0fe bon $500 0oer
6 Wonaten @etdugnib III fiir bic uebers
tretune bities Gsfebes feiigtfeSt mo; ;0en.
Sn Nontgome,D. Nlabama, foll
ON 6. Sanuar cine GonDention Der
Garmer bes gan5sn rBannwnl Sit.
tels1 abae5alien rDelbeE. um bic Groae
Der Gerrin9erung bss nit Baummrus
angebauten Nreals 5u beratben.
- ct. pauI bewirbt f9 iebt au9
um bic Nbbaltung ber bemDfraiifhen
Rational 2oaDentinn. Man tp 4 our6
cine Gpe3ial stsuer bic enmme bon
81 600 600 autbringen, I'm cine e,pBs
drtige 3oubsntions 6Slle au erbauen.
Mu@ M,Imaufee bsmirbt ii9 um bic
ArbaI urs Der Gonbcntlon.
4uslonb.
0,n sp;.a,i,h4ru h,s heutst,,n
% ;A.,,nss sa,s'e -,rrs asr Ghr,s.ns%s. r.,4'tI |,
sm,;shsn n,n Etsn,s,t,,tsr Sss Ss,,,.
Sh,n ,m.so' Mon ~ ma,h;ao,an asr.n
mn M5nn.m una h,m en, .,oI pan,'
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Sen. ssn oubsrn Gdnen entwidelt f6

Ben. Sn anbsrn GdGen entwidelt fi6
aus ber grippe ipbh6les Jieber.
Der rufihe @5ar but eineu utas
erlofeu, bur9 meIden bic Iutberiiden
Yreblser In ben Office. Bsobiu3en boin
1. SuIi ab bes &e6tss berau5t werben,
bic 2ebrer on ben lntberif9en s9ulen
anaufeueu Oner abSuisbsn.
Sn 8albaraifo berrfdt 9robe
Nufregurg in Golge bes geipaunten
@erbdltniffes s'piiGen Chile unb ben
Set. gtaaten. Dan smelfelt on oem
3uiiauoefommen eines friebli6en Wus'
sleids.
= SIN unterbaufe beg unsarif@en
&ei6stages tiinbiate Der 3anbelsmini.
iter or. baB bas 10. 0sidbliSe Subi'
ldum Der @iiinbuug bes G6nigrei6s
uugarn im Sabre 1895 bur6 eine nas
tioaaIe AusHequng gsfetert uerben fOlle.
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Ste bette 0eIe8enbeit, 3mn 0efd31ftSs
mann attS8ebtloet 81 tpernen.

Die etnaige 0anbeIs Ntaoemie i'm
Staate 3eras, melGe man aIs cine
Mnftalt etiter 3lafe bsaei6neu taun. III
obne Groge bas biefge "Alamo City
Business College. Sbreu Nnlpruh auf
cine fol6 bobe unb befonbere gteaung
tann bieie Initalt auf ihre ipfematiibe
eintbeilung ber berf@ieoenen Departe.
ments, bic ole unter Der 2eitung er..
fabrener unb ti@tiser 3ebrer Iiegen,
ba1ren. &ei6 illufirirte RataIoge mer,
ben auf Wunib dberaq bin frei pers
faabt. %. 6. 8u d N a n, DIRECTOR.
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e@ Wlnldt Sbr CUTE Mebisin su
taufen. 10 aebt nod Sobn Ro9's 8
Mpotbete, yta@foIser BON 8. 6. Blair.
No. 318 Of Commerce @traBe, no
Sbr fets bas Bette betommt. Or.
Gielbs. elm bertibmter unb erfabreuer
Irat, 1T Pets bort au finben.
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lungsaabium absefdnitten unb fora,
tdlt'g perpadt tDirb, 10 bdlt Re F1 10
Soge lang friid. @iner unierer @drt.
iler bier, ein bur6 unb bur6 prottii9er
Wlaar, beabfidtigt iogar bic glumen
nod Deatf&lanb 3u ididen. unb 1T Der
tefen 3uoerH6t, OaB lie bort in gutter
Wesfafiung antOmmen tperben,1
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4eut,d1e Sob Office.

Seuti@e. iotpie eneIii9e Druid Mr.
beiten merbeu prompt unb billiq Der.
fertiet bon Sobn 6 9ott. go. Z
Hrro prefas 5traBe. auftrdee
ocn auBerbalb erbeten.
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aiuoer Mfdrtel.

yfte borber baben mir barin aud nur cine
balb 10 srobe austpabl sebabt, tpie bieles
Sabr, ME bprber paren bte Nreiie 10 entl6ies
ben gu @uniten Der aunben tpie beute.
8nnberbiibi4e seitidte gloafs fit ainber
bon 2-5 Sabreu, in tpeiB unb farbis. STE
sularer Sreis sieier @aare BON $3.50 BIS
$500. 8ir perfaufen biefelben fiir
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a. Menn man bas Neuefe In Ser.
rens3 3oilette' '9lrtiteln unb 6errens Gem.
ben febea mill, 10 gehe man 3u % | NJ
feab & ADAMS, 237 Ofts6oufons
frabe.
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q I b II ut 8

gum 8uiammenlesen unb gum gufitenen in
@lmIdz unb Marocco Oefeln nit pribirten
Silber uno antifen @lfenbein-De DeforatiOnen.
Gbenio anf bic edit lebernem Soilettez Rdfteu
fiir Serren, @liid &aud Sets, syancb glhih,
ytetalls unb 9orn @eltelIe fir Derihiebene,t
gebrautb. ale Grtifel trasen bic popularen
Rreiisdn 3abIen.
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$500.

9unberte bon &leibunssltiiden fir 8inber
tn iebem 9(lter bon $3.50 bis $14.
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Carr WopS Co.,

M. 81. 8rufb 6 s. g. Carr,
@igentbnmer.
6dnbler in allen Gorten ponoaf.
9ol3. Geidgtes un6 sebadtes SoIs
Spe3ialitdt. Selepbpn 392.
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Mdutel, sSSadeu ltuo liz
beruiirfe.
gfebmt ben @lepator.

Sas srDbte, ret4baItisite, bonitanoisfe
beit afiortirte unb billisite @loaf Saus in
Eeras.
9amemsSaden gu $3.50, tpertb $500.
9amem=Saden gu $500, pertb $3.50.
9anb=send9te Saden gu $3.50, tpertb 5000.
sorSon Promenabens&ofe gu $s, ipertb $11.
Samen 3ens gapes gu $4.75, tperlb So.
Samem @itra4an gapes gu $3.50, fuertb
$5.75.
Samen @lni9 lletertuiirfe, 5atin 8elab gu
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
SIS Neipmarfets, rebucirt gu $3.50.
SIS Metpmarfrts, rebreirt 3u $40.
$12.5o @eDmarfets. rebusirt su 1915.
$3.50 glotb Circulars, rebu3irt gu $500.
llnS 10 1T int sansen 9epartement Bel iebem
ein;elnen artifel cine eriparnib bon 20 Bis
80 Prpsent tpabrnsbmbar.
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geionSere 9tufmcrfiantfeit lenfen mir auf
unier 9lnortinent bon
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&unitut6bel, &rif=a=8racS
l1t0 Hlii6=Orna1ne1te.
8epunbernstpertbe 9uswabl bon 6anebs
unh annitzM0beln, 8ilbern, @daufslitubIem,
Parlor &abinets, Gbiifonieren, Sntftanben !;
eehte empraaer unb tiirfiide 9eppihe, @uss
unb @ortieren; 8riiieler, Mbnttniter unb
gelbet Ieppi6e, ebaiie tongues, 2ebnitibIe
(bie einem Yalait Gbre MAIDEN ipiirben); ieis
Sene nnb Gbenille @orbdnse; Quilts bon
@ieerbanmeu, feine 8ettbeden, SuBbdnfs unb
tauienb anbere Mrtifel, NIT einem fompletten
@orratb bon
Ylitid) 9pilette=3df1ett.
Sanbi8ub. .Rditden, Yarfimeries&dit9 unb
salafdenl Saidsntuh aaiten, 3au6 Sets,
Mlbums, 8ilberrabmen &C., ipeIde ausgesei9s
nete @ebartstassz, Soh3eits. uno 6eiertass.
@eidenfe
bon tuirfli1 ut % ertbe
abgeben, ipie iie i'm sat3en @efen elegaitter
nidt sefanben iuerben f5nnen.
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Die
Wa@entli4e Sreie Yrefe far xuas
erf9eiut
ieoeu QennerfGe
unb fnjtet
$3.50 fttr baS Sahr pDer @1.26 iat
e Wrmate In Wprams sbesabImsa.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08
SCRANTON MISSISSIPPI. FRIDAY,

I've been trying TO learn how to
write, so that | can keep his books.
| think Im doing pretty well.
See"
He drew from his pocket a little
blank book in which were scrawI-
ed divers hieroglyphicS, at which
he gazed c0mplacenllv.
"Why, yes" said Jennie approv-
ingly. "There's a IT with the cross
mark, aud there is * with his
broken bank, and that's al 81 |
know him by his eyebrow. You
see can read IA little" she said,
proudly.
$50 see," he said, laughing and
putting up his book. ''Now | must
90. The sun has set. 1t iSlime
fer me to see after things for the
night
He Stroked Jennie'S curly head
with his left hand, and walked
away, softly singing in his mellow
voice, My Own Mary Ann"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08
rHANCERY COURT-SEC0ND DIST.
sYLvANUS EVANS, Chancellor.

4, tbe county of Tauderdale, on the first Monday
n Ianualy and july, and continue twelve DAYS
In tha county ot Newton. on the third Monday
ofJannarv and JULY aud continue six daNs.
In thp county of Hancock, on the first Monday of
yelr1larv and August and continue six DAYS.
Ia the county of Harrison. ON the second Monday
ofTelrtla,y and August, and continue six days.
In the conntv of Jackson. on the third Monday
ofFer1lary and August, and continue six days.
In tbe county of Clarke on the first Monday Of
March and september and continue six davs.
In the county of Jasper, en- the second Monday
sfMsrch and September, and continue six days.
In the county Of pyrry, on the thir Monday of
March and Septen.har and continue six days.
In the county of Marion. First District, on tho
third Monday Of May and November and continue
sydays. In the Second District, ON the second
Monday Of May and November and continue six
dsys
IN the county Of Jones, on the first Monday of
Aml and October. and continue six days.
In the county of Covinston, on the second Mon
day in April aud October, and continue six days,
In the county of Greene. on the third Monday of
Aprl and October and continue six days.
Ia the county Of Smith. on the fourth Monday OF
Aprl aud October and continue six DAYS.
In the county Of Wayne on the first Monday OF
NAV and November and continue six days
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08
The Southern Negro.
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
Before slavery was abolished
there was a great Outcry about the
miscenation which wo nd result
from SO siupendous an event yet
the prediction has not been realiz-
ed. II is now more than twenty
five years since the abolition OF
slavery was finally completed, and
the general consequences are such
as t o Justify the wisdom of the act.
The first impression upon the
mind Of the traveller through the
Southern States, as he carefully
turns his attention to The negroes,
is that their general condition and
bearing indicate improvement ;
but the most impressive fact is the
general disappearance of the mu-
laItoes. They are still t. be found,
of course, but IN numbers great ly
diminished. The ranks of the ho-
tel walters and BARRIERS are chiefly
supplied by them, but the mass OF
the black population are no longer
a mixed race. They are now to
all appearance pure negroes.
While they still continue to show
that they are descended from The
various distinctly marked races
that are found among The inhabi-
tants of Africa, they have lost The
indications of white blood which
were SO universal and so constant.
ly increasing under slavery.
The Southern negro appears 10
be gaining in intelligence and in
industrial skill, but he is much
more an unmixed negro than he
was thirty years ago. The aboli-
tion of slavery has not resulted IN
an aggravated mingling OF the
black and white races, but IN the
OppO site.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08

A man was arrested in Nash
vile the other day for carrying a
pistol, but when The magistrate as
certained that the prisoners wife
had presented him with triplets, he
allowed The man and his pistol to
depart in peace. Ii the truth were
known the magistrate realized the
fact that the unfortunate man
would, sooner or later, be compell-
ed 10 provide for a family large
enough to be a mass meeting, and
that it was nothing more than right
that lac should be permitted to car
~ a weapon with which to kill
himself.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08

The ENp OF THE WoRLD.-A spec
lal from St. Paul, Mimi, says !:
The world is coming to an end
April II, 1901, at least, So says a
German doctor of Mortified, MINI.
The inhabitants are advised TO
make immediate preparations for
the time. He is very emphatic IN
his statements. He also says earth
quakes will prevail for about ten
years prior to this time, and that
there will be many moons, storms
will be fearful aud will begin this
summer, lasting without cessation
until The time SET for the earth'S an
initiation. He furthermore says
that in three years The greatest
and most bloody war in the worlds
history will be begun, and entire
nations will b.. destroyed or over
thrown. Millions of people will
perish from the bullet and years
will pas before the bloodshed is
stopped. All The European ma
tions will be involved in this crisis
and he says that the TeutOnic ele-
ment will assert lis supremacy
over the less solid and savage and
unlearned races Of Europe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08

Represents the best Fire aud Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital of over Sixty Millions. all OF
which have complied with the laws OF the
State of Mississippi. thus giving perfect
rHa.antee 10 the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURSEflNG
also attended to. ard maps Of Town. and
Tracts OF Laud handsomely and correctly
made.
Those desiring my attention IN either
liue Of business will please address me at
Biloxi, Miss
October 10, 1900. Sly
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08

In providing a pension of 800
for widows of soldiers who died in
the Confederate service from
wounds or disease contracted there
in The General A ssembly of Georg-
ia estimated that some 600 such
heneficiaries would be found in the
State, but up TO his time the ap-
plicalions are already double that
numer. As The law requires that
the widow shall have been mar
ried while her husband WAS IN the
service and shall have remained
unmarried since his death, The
number of applications proves
either much fidelity 10 the memo
ry of The departed or such a de-
struciion of the male manageable
material by the war as to render
impracticable a second choice /;
perhaps both.