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The morning call., 1892-08-20

Oetavia to Laguna, So so: Lagupa to Bu-
chanan, s. As; Ridley 10 Dolores, 81 a.; Do
lores to Church, 81 GO; Church to Sanchez,
81 70; Sanchez TO Noe. s. so; Noe TO Castro
and Seventeenth, IS o.
From Seventeenth and Castro to Eureka
and Nineteenth. lots facing on the line Of
the proposed extension, S14 front foot.
and rear OF lots facing on the line OF the
proposed street to the 1000-foot line are as
Sessed So, 81 and 81 90 according to the
district or section; % per cent is taken off
lots not fronting on the proposed street.
From Nineteenth and Eureka lots fac
ing the street are assessed 10 cents a square
foot 90 Lincoln road, and lots in the rear
from Sc to 81 a front foot; 20 per cent Off
lots not facing on proposed street.
Land in acre, maps 10 and II. first lion,
S00ll25; second section. S0.00525; third sec
tiOn, S0.003 square foot; maps II and 10,
S0.009, SOc045 so 003 a square foot; maps
Il, Is and 10, SO00G75, S0Oo375. SGOO215
maps II. Is, 10. 20 and p, S0.0O6, S0.003 and
S0U0l5 a square foot.
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OF THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM
" missionerS for the opening and extending OF
Market St from Its present termination in south
westerly and westerly direction to the waters o.
the tacifc Ocean.
CLERKS oFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, \
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO
August H. 1892
In compliance with law and the direction of the
Board OF Supervisors OF said city and county pup
lie notice is hereby given that the commissioners
heretofore appointed for the opening aud extend
ing OF Market ST. from its present termination in
southweStery and westerly direction TO the waters
of the PacIhc Ocean, filed in this ONCE on August
II, 1892. their report of the assessment made for
benefits and damages IN the opening and
tenaiBg of said Market street. accompanied
by plat map, plan and diagram of the assess
district, showing the land taken be taken
for said opening and extending of said street and
the lands assessed therefor Also that said report
and plans. etc. and Will be open for nspectIon
this oice. and ali persons interested are hereby
CURED to show cause on OF before the 18th day of
September. 1892, if any. why such report should
not be confirmed by the Board of Supervisors OF
said city aud county. All objections 10 the
hrmation OF said report, etc, must be made in
writing and fled W 18th the CLERK OF said board
before The 18th day OF September, 1892.
au1S LOT JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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Whatcom and Port Orchard. Just before
leaving Port Townsend the Polar Bear came
in, the vessel which occasioned some com
motion by firing a gun in Falls Pass, the
lnterdicted channel in the BeIing Sea- The
Wo lcott, revenue cutter, was also at Port
Town send.
the officers give glowing accounts of the
social attentions they received at the hands
OF Washington people They were elabor-
ately feted at Tacoma. Seattle. Olympia
aud elsewhere, and just before leaving Port
Townsend a magnificent reception was given
by the Chamber of Commerce in their honor,
The cruiser went to Port Orchard for tar
get practice and remained five or six days.
1t was all small-arm practice. the vessel
being 80 men short, number of the mems
time having expired.
As 10 the health of those Oh board all are
reported we'll There was considerable talk
of the smallpox epidemic at Victoria, but
by the time the Baltimore lett the scare was
mostly over.
Regarding the accident to the Warspite
the officers speak very emphatieally regard
ing the necessity Of more exact surveying
along The Dorthern coast On the vessels
trip up to Whatcom the captain found it
very bad navigating. and, as an officer
put If, NOW and again you are apt to find a.
rock when you hit it." The Warspite is
now in Esquimalt undergoing repairs.
The Baltimore is lying in the stream
about three-quarters of mile in line off
tt'o ~A"J 'N'' - "Hoi'' DHD cApcCtS 10 IT,
ceive orders from COmmandant Irwin to 90
up to the Mare Island yard today or to-
morrow. She will be locked, scraped and
painted, and undergo some minor repairs.
Following is q list of officers on board /:
Captain William II. Bridgnan. Lieutenant
Commander A. Ii. H. Lille, Lieutenant G.
: Blocklinger, Lieutenant Henry McCrea,
Lieutenant r. NJ. Doyle. Lieutenant Junior
grade) H.. o. Dunn. Lieutenant Gunior
grade) j. j. Knapp, Ensigns b. w. Wells.
l.. r. de Steigner, f. II. Sehofield and Nj
NJ. Taylor, Medical Inspector George III.
White, Assistant Surgeon NJ. r. Pig0tt.
Paynlaster w. w. Woodruff, Chief Fnri,
neer r. Potts. Passed Assistant Engineer
r. I. Hall, Assistant Engineer w. Day.
Assistant Engineer Il. Hartrath, Chaplain
j. +. Mcintyre, First Lieutenant Ii. G.
Fisher, U. s. NJ G., Gunner p. Hanlev.
Carpenter j. 5. Waltemeyer. Pay Clerk w.
NJ Long "
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ARRIVED SAFE IN PORT.
The Big L. S. Cruiser Baltimore
Returns From the North.
Satisfactory Results From the Working Of
the Nachinery-A Pleasant Visit 10
the Sound and Vicinity.

The United States cruiser Baltimore ar
rived in port last evening about 80 O'Clock
from the northern waters.
The cruiser left Port Townsend on Tues
day, making the trip in little over three
days. She had good weather all the way,
except en- Thursday. when it was little
rough with northeasterly winds The yes
sci behaved beautifully. the machinery
working to a charm, and according to an
enthusiastic officer, proving the cruiser
"the best in the whole navy"
The Baltimore has been cruising in the
north for several months. Sac was absent
about six weeks in Puget Sound, chiefly off
Tacoma, though visiting Seattle. Olympia.
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TEXT Thursday evening at tile III. E.

ment next Thursday evening at tile III. E.
Church.
There will be socable tonight at the
M. E. Church.
j. nj. Todd, chief editor of CAS- Blue and
GOLD. has appointed b. Z. Norris and w. d..
Jewett as artists and Miss MAZDA Castle
bun. Miss Myrtle Walker, Z. NJ. Wilder,
ben Weed, c. K. Jones, S, II. Jackson, r.
H.. Clark and NJ. V. SamueIs as associate
editors.
Harry McClaughry and A. 3. Shoemake
enter Hastings Law College this year.
The Unity Club met last night. but de-
Gided TO walt for the return of Rev. Mr.
Fayne before mapping out this years pro-
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Typssettine with Both Hands.

The foreman of composing-room has
eghctiYeu the idea OF using both hands in
picking up and setting the tynas in tho
STICK Ever since the composing stick was
known the left hand has held the stick while
lle numb pressed each Successive type into
place against The pieces already In line. A
eae-ssfmeu compositor came TO the FORE
II ao oi. as much type as hiA fellow-laborers
I, go Win TWO. After thinking this over the
i'eman worked out tho inventions.
~ ,which he proposes 70 use both
| s1us al once The frst is little
soti
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UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA.
BERKELEY.
Notice to Contractors, Builders and
Material Men.
TWO
GREAT
SPECIALS!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL coz.
IN cerned, that sealed proposals or bids are so
licted Tor performing the labor and furnishing tn
materials necessary TO the erection of building
for the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Da-
partmeEt OF the University OF California at Berke-
ley said bids 20 be received at the once or J. r. G.
BOnte, secretary OF the Board OF Regents Sonfh
Hall, berkeley, Cal, at or before IL O'clock NJ OF
the 18th day OF August. 1892.
And notice Is further hereby given that the
plans, bills descriptions and specifications OF said
building and OF the labor and materials therefor
have been placed at the Office OF W. CurerL. arch-
tect, rooms 3u7 and 500 rhelan bGiiding, Mara ct
St, san Francisco. where the same can be seen
ing business hours e2ch day from this cate until
the contracts for building the same are maGs.
Notice IS further hereby given that bids f~f -,
furnishing of materials for and doing ths maso7
and iron work; for the furnishing OF materials fol
and doing the carpent ter and pasterer's work; fol
the furnishing OF materials for and doing thu
plumbing, gasftting ana heating work: fer the fuf
nishDg of materials for and doing the Timing gal
yanzed iron and stating work; for the furn ish!n
or materials for and doing the painting and grain
Ing W ork. aud for the furnishing OF materials for
and doing the electric work viii be separately re-
eeived.
This notice is given pursuant to the provisions Of
an act OF the Legislature entitled IAN act rsga
late contracts behalf of the state ia relation
ereetions ana buildings" approved March d
1876. and pursuant 20 the provisions of the amend
ment or said acf, approved March 81, 1891, whtet
act and amendment is hereby referred to and mad,
q part of this notice.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-
panied with bond OF said proposer equal to ter
per cent 40 per cent? of his proposal, with sun
Client sGretIes. conditioned that, if said propose
shall be accepted, the party proposing will duly
enter into proper contract and faithfully perform
his or thsiI contract contracts in accordanca
with said proposals and the plan plans, specfea-
tions aud descriptions which shall be and are
hereby made part OF such contract or contracts
The right to reject any or all bids Is hereby re
served
BY order of the Committee on Grounds and
iy3l 2St j. WEST MARTIN Chairman.
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Social Notes.

The fourth anniversary OF Court Golden
Eagle No. 1928. A. o. f. of America, will be
celebrated In an appropriate manner at
Union-square Hall this evening.
There will be grand German hop at
AZalia-cave Hall on McAliister street this
evening.
The Harmonic Club omen the season with
"stag jinks," TO take place at the rooms of
the club this evening. MIR. Julius Kahn
will act as sire.
The A: C.'s private picnic will be held at
Fairfax Park tomorrow. Boats leave Sau-
salitO ferry MT q A. NJ
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that the printing bills are excessive and
that the contract was illegal because of
errors and omissions in the preliminary
proceedings. Adolph Sutro, in an indie
pendent protest claims that his property In
the Park Lane Tract should have been as
sesSed by acres and not by lots. as it has
not AS vet been subdiyided
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mechanical device for taking the place
OF the thumb. and the second is an at
tachment by which the stick can be put in
a convenient position for receiving the type,
without being in the way of any subsequent
operations. Having got so far the foreman
found that his next step was to train the
left hand. This was by no means easy, but
after patience and practice a considerable
degree Of efficiency was attained, and ne
added go per cent 10 his former capacity,
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A REMARKABLE WOMAN.
Eyentful Career or Gifted Negress, who
Has Worked for Her Race.

ANehIIuI Nareer OF a Tilted NeEress1 Who
Has Worked for Her Race.
Chicago Tribune.
Since the death OF Soiourner Truth the
most noted colored woman in America. and
for that matter in the world, for her fame
is world wide. is Amanda Smith. Mrs.
Smith has been in Chicago for few days.
and will attend the Des PLANES camp meet
Ing, as well as other meetings in different
parts of the country. She is practically a
preacher of the Methodist doctrine OF hoIi-
ness and gospel temperance, though she
has never been licensed FOR tfst work.
Mrs. Smith, according to her best infor-
March II, 1886. Her father. Samuel Berry,
was a slave Of Darby Insace. lie bought
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worn, was put together by the patient finger
of its maker nearly four centuries ago.
The movement is incased in a solid silver
covering which fits inside another case. the
outside case being open on one side and the
inner case containing the crystal.
The watch has q very peculiar tick the
sound caused by its vibrations resembling
very much the noise produced by the light
tapping of pencil point on an inverted tin
cup. The dial contains two rows of figures
an inside circles bearing Roman charac-
tiers to denote the hours aud an outside row
set with the Arabic figures to indicate the
minutes. On the extreme outer edge are
little notches representing seconds of time.
The dial is of silver, the metal of which
about all the watch is made, with the excep-
ton of parts of the works which are. of
course, constructed Of more durable mate
rial
The watch is wound up with piece of
mechanism resembling the crank end of a
windlass. To carry this arrangement re-
Quires about as much space in ones pocket
as the watch itself.
just inside the outer case are two labels
that were put there about 100 years ago by
Robert Hollaway, clock and watch maker.
115 High Street. Old Town, Baltimore"
when the watch was sent to him at
different times for repairs Some time
ago the present owner called at this
very establishment where he inter-
viewed a son OF the old jeweler, who put
the watch in running order and affixed his
trade label so many years ago. Reference
TO the books Of the old firm showed the date
when it was left for repairs.
During the time in which it was handed
down from one descendant of the Price
family to another the watch was permitted
to lie dead for a period of full century.
after which il was repaired and eoaxed into
its old ways of keeping coed time, which il
still continues 10 do.
La size the watch il something less than
the dimensions Of a-modern time keeper Il
shows the wear and tear Of use only in the
stem and ring. which are reduced to much
less than their original proportions.
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A Protest Eilsd.

Yesterday protest was filed with the
Supervisors on behalf of the property
owners in the assessment district for the
Fell-street sewer, against the assessment
and warrant for the work. The gist Of the
protest is that the assessment is unequal,
The morning call., 1892-08-20

The Blue Lakes Hotel. formerly Modry s.
Heineman. has changed hands, Mr.. Modrys In
tsrest being bought by Albert Walterstein, a
gentleman OF many years experience In the
hotel business. MIR. Heineman will continue In
same.
The morning call., 1892-08-20

Pythons are abundant In the Philippines,
the species being Identical with that found
in B0rneo,
The morning call., 1892-08-20

WHITES Yucstsn Gum is manufactured of abso-
iuteiy pure materials and is equally healthy the
young, middle aged and Il.
The morning call., 1892-08-20
Dried cranes I'm Demand.

Such demand for dried grapes has grown
up during. the last fortnight that the price
has suddenly jumped from X TO 80 cents
per pound. This is equivalent to $40 per
ION Tor the dried fruit or about SIS per ton
for the ripe fruit-a price 1t has not reached
for seyeral years. The dried grapes are i'm
great demand in the East as cheap, pleas
ant substitute for the more expensive
raisins.
The morning call., 1892-08-20

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
III detective sight. 427 kearny street.
The morning call., 1892-08-20

Chain shot were the invention OF. De
Witt, the great Dutch admiral. They were
first used in 1906
The morning call., 1892-08-20
Russ House Bar and Billiard Hall.

The new bar and billiard hall of the Russ
House will be thrown open to the public
at O'Clock this evening. Among the
MANY improvements in this popular hotel
uhder the new management none equals in
splendor the transformation wrought IN the
bar and billiard rooms. Messrs. Young 81
Connolly have expended between $4,000 and
5000 In new furniture and fixtures for this
branch Of their business. The bar with its
solid. polished oak counters and elegant
french mirrors. presents a brilliant scene
under the magic influence of the electric
lights overhead. 1t calls forth praise
and admiration from every one who sees IT,
The billiard ball has been newly carpeted,
freshly painted and handsomely decorated
from floor 10 ceiling. -Four brand-new Man
haitian tables. perhaps the costliest in the
State, ornament the floor. while around the
walls a large number OF comfortable chairs
have been placed for the comfort of patrons.
Certainly more attractive place to spend
an hour or an evening at pool or billiards
viii be hard TO find In San Francisco
The morning call., 1892-08-20

Newfoundland exhibits originality In Its
stamp designs. 1t has on various issues
seal, a Goldfish, Newfoundland dogs head,
her Majesty in a widows cap. the Prince Of
Wales III uniform and whaler In full sail.
Dyspepsia and its attendant Ills quickly cured
by Simmons Liver Regulator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

The attention Of teachers. ministers,
lawyers and all having an appreciation
OF English literature Is most respect
fully drawn 10 the announcement that
Prot. Gillespie has declded TO remain
IN the city three weeks and give a
special course OF seven lesson In the
useful and unique art Of voice tono
painting No elocntionery nonsense.
Glasses will be organized Immediately
aud taught in WaldeH's Texas business
college, whore information can be oh
tanned relative to same. Literary and
reading circles can arrange TO receive
instruction AZ place OF meeting. Prof.
Gillespie Is recognized as an authority
in English literature and the art Of
expression,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
THE SWITCHMEN
Sill In Session al Dallas-An Excursion
10 De Given 10 the Delegates
This Week.

DALLAS. TEX, Sept. 24,-lspocial. !
The switchmenis convention is SIN in
session in this city. No work Of i'm
portnnce 10 the public was transacted
to-day. John Everman, assistant gen
eral Superintendent Of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, placed two elegant
coaches at the disposal Of the visitors
ard at 20 tomorrow afternoon they
win leave for Fort Worth aud spend
s5yerai hours IN that city. seeing the
sights and returning at night
Mayor II. Redmond, Of Anaconda
Montana. Is delegate. He was cleo
,ed by the miners aud railroad men.
". Rogers. editor OF the Chicago
abor AGE. will lecture under the An-
MICS Of the s,iichmen AT the AUDI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

SHERMAN. TEX, Sept. 2L-[Spccial. !
Charles Luttrell was brought here
rom Gonzales and placed In JAN to-day,
ganted for tho murder OF W. r. Shar-
nan at Denison. HeucknowleGgos got
ting the gun out OF the oxpross Office az
Dcnison, which was shipped 10 him by
Carlisle from Lebanon, Collins county.
Further than this he viii not talk.
The gun Of Carlisle's was found near
the home OF SharmRn the next Mon
day after the assassination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
CLARK AT DENTON.
~ SDuhessEo A LARGE AND
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE.


DrNroN ~
Hon. Ctorr -, ~, sept - Special
city this n,o,'ri.,, Niafk arrived in this
drsssed = 'i, I'm and al II O'Clock sd
cnce ~ 4 80 y ana enthusiastic audi
rival a. ~ Seus' mouse. On his ar
with iopg-c,.,,y,ss.r.'a nouse ne was greeted
Tjt,ia ton',nueo applause.
him Wei, ~. ! i Maoei Elliott presented
~ ~ - q 'iallOsoine boquet IN one Of
Hsta,,s-5 e'VHNen' nltle speeches ever
m a..
Cia,lr 10 ~ Siieh introduced Judge
iInrt n NY ,',' aVplehce IN very happy
reaS ~, ~ yp n ne referred TO and
aSd,,ips ~ y, q y, governor Ihrockmorton's
v'Li,,h n 7. % ais,Alnnsy the other day, In
Cis,l, -'e - he"rtiiy endorsed Judge
Gnau,. ~.
so,ir - ~ lark opened his address by
.iIas ne ulu not come here 10
~ L',s S,.' GU 10y OF 70 assan any one
~ sas. $500 WIN hlmi put to preach
$500 u9estlno OF pure Democracy as
49, r 49,, ~ 1o"h rom me fathers. He
'Ja,t iliaue comparison Of the two
IT, M 'ie turner HAN and the
10 ~ snoNeu mat me turner
-. i'i''.,ul III was IN complete hHrmO-
~ w" tS's .ne national platform adopted
liS"so plauurm' lie char-
e'eii1eu he hogg platform
~ species OF political
- Sarueu,shi' ana SAID " was ilited
~ 49, s'gish V,ully rom ne lhila party
,i ~ ils ~ . tnat lhe decision OF the ma
s'uiiui i ~ y, convention was Dlnd
to "a a., i'' n On an questions
~ 'i,u the i'einVcrats OF MAINE auu
Nalllorhla ~ Nked who had issued the
ellailcipg y, l'h pr elimination winch OK
ylpVeg v.-' -alnocrats from ABIDING
Us uecisloh' ana answered the ques-
llon ~ 9l saying ~ was John H. Reagan
una horace Chliton.
nc characterized the SILVER plank Of
me Hogg platform as mntiny, and open
reoeilloii, ana as 'he worst preach OF
lultil lllat hau ever oeeh perPeifalea IN
screamed bSlnoetatle coilFeh'lolL he
cilaracte1i1e1 me graduated income TAX
penk ~ the uugs plauofh as Tue one
thlhg lhal nhd never been heard OF pc
iore III any ut'erance OF aaythlng clillih'
ing TO ne Democratic ana sald an IN
come TAX had always been stench ~
lle nostrlls OF an Democaatsi ne sald y
=, -. y,
Denver ana purIoihed at houston
ae neAl pllu ms respects 70 the slaty
Dai plank IN lhe hogg platlorn ana
SAID when H. was framed the originator
were mol thinking oil Democratic votes
but they SIMPLY wanted 10 eaten iht
bO'uO1 votes oil the Ihlrd party he sac
that lholnas Jefferson was Drought t'
want and beggarY by the Issuance o.
state money
lie SAID ne had not done mnch iol
Texas, mol as much as ne should haN'
done, hut ne had done something H'
had started out tins spring win Gov
ernor liogg ana mao forced HoVerhol
hogg to throw down ms platform ant
crawl up on ms Ozark 5 platform an'
nov, he had forced inc hepuollcans u
do the same thing d,
lie then paid his respects TO me ran
road commission which he sald ne up
preached with becoming deierehce
ana reverence; lie salu that aogl
and ms people knew as wen as anyooul
else that the commission was not ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

gT Ions. 80, scnt ri--Finlr-- Firm
anu UNCHANGED Paipnh, % D5i ian'
rg, - Hulal CIV, fancy 81 .u0l pJi choice,
81 gsg3 ~ family a. 0lml 10.
WhnAt Options upnund dul. eaaef on
on lower corn aud OHr foreign dfnHnd.
pr ntqd cold weather. cosing ihet4o
ogOr rcafaulaY DO. red cash.
lower y September a ~ uominal
Ogiooor ~, December 7jise lskei May
ipHa r. asked
COIN lpcucl weather on fpc weather.
hnf tqliial With wheat npd BAD weather
prcdieil0nL rloalng km8e mp No. . cash,
dol itosiaa September axe hid Oc.
t0hsr snrl X hid. ntremnrr axe
aalai year, 80 bids Mni. $40 asked.
rHis in urfm.t dcmanhl No ? ,pHh
\ ggeai September $40 bid October,
Cofil enthusiastically ~ o. l5a2 90
HasFuf Gfw7g(r
lr1u n0iinn tfs--fln
whlsky tirmi 81 20 Tor flushed goods.
Rye Dll
Provisions lnnor, bat very dull
liorh '-5inndarG mesa, lebmng, III.
lard "a ~.
DIV sali mssi, Loose ahouldorr, d Is.
tougs ald sils ~ 10
Shorts 81 al
boxed lots o. more
Baoou- pafkcl shoulders, 81
Long, nld ills. u %.
hhuris 81 siilmg %
Hams Sugar cuncdi 81 iodi950
Kiysls cnT Nn, Sept - Wheat
Corn -lfngulari no. misqi sHa89SC
Nxa YouE Sept Is Wheat SPIT
modsrsllyflg active, IRA ~. ledi
iaanAr elevator
Dpi5ns very dul. closing trim % sai "a
ga|n ffr TIE dal so REQ repiln utr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

ROANOKE, Tx, Sept, 81. Especial. |
-. B. Duncan, who lives near this
place, was run over by freight train
this evening at $40 aud his log 30
badly crushed that amputation viii be
necessary.
Mr. Duncan was working on an old
granary alongside the track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
What Those who Have Used II Say Of the Cheap.
esi Machine in the Market

GhEENNlLIE, August - lobE'
10 the DemoeiAi Publishing Co
| received my sewing muchiue, aud
will say 10 you that we are more than
pleased with II. find It in good order,
and also end II 10 be iirst-ciass ma
chine IN every particular. My wife
says TO tell YOU that she don't think
hard OF you about tho delay; she is too
well satisfied with It, and would moi
give itup for any 500 machine. We
wish you long lie and great success.
Hunh for the Democrats and three
cheers for tho Democrat publishing
company, OF Fort Worth, rexas. May
your paper oyor spread AID carry tho
glad tidings Of that noble machine 10 a
thousand more homes You may put
all have said Ia your paper II you like.
Yours Truly,