davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29

OUO,UUU WCuEl WeCDeU HDtDt8 !E.H.
= Son elmer geri6tIi6en Gorla6ung 6es
&ronDrtn3en bon @rie9enlano tDtro aus
8utareit gei6rieben: SIM Dergangenen
gSinter itarb in @iurgtetpo ELL @rie6e,
9tantens BaftL Silegi, pel6er ben 3bronz
tolger bon @rte6enlanO, RrOuprin3en &ona
itantin uno oeiieu @emablin, Yrin5elitn
Sophie, teitamentarii6 gu @rben ietnes
ntGt unbetrG9tlihen Gertn0genS etnieBte.
9ie grie1tl@e Gegierung beauftragte tbren
Sertreter in Bufarelt nit Der 2iquiotrlng
Der Grbi6aft. Die 2lction oes @eianoten
itieB ieoD6 auf @toertano. Die bret
S6tpeltern 0es berltorbenen Stlert, Die
Srauen 3ipoias, 8raiio ul1o @aront, erDoz
ben eegen Die @ulttgfeit osS SeltGmentS
Ginlpru9 nit Der Motintrung. ibr Bruoer
lei in ben leBten 2ebensiabren ntdt gang
5urednungsfabig geweien. 0as Tribunal
BON @turgtetpo bat Die Gerbanolu19 uoer
ben @rbl6aftspro3eB fiir ben 4. Stt0ber ..
IS. a1beraumt ullD ben grte6t1dDen SDr0n7
foIger aIs @rbiddftsanipre6er gu per1onS
lt6em @rl6einen am 8erbanolun9staee
DorgelaOen.
= 2aut ytaGri6ten aus SaGoni6i lpielte
it6 in 8obina, etnem an Der i'm BalI be-
9riffenen @iienbabnlinie Salont6l@Wtonaz
itir gelegenen Sleden folaenber Sortal ao,
tDel9er in Saloni6t groBes NuTleben err
regt. Son 9%enaunIer Srtl6att leDte lett
%eintgen eSabren elm aus llngarn etngenalz
berter Ssroelit, gtamens Sonn, NIT letner
Srau unb Sohter, wel6er Elm 9otel err
ri6tet bate. Sein fIni3e6uidbri9eS So3s
terden. elm lRGodheu bon Quft1uenoer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29

fte itnD ieBt iebr lelten getporosn, tpesbalb
ma tllr etne bier 3u San0e erl6einenoe
neue Nus9abe berielben Gorge 9etragen
bat"
SIM 91ufe bes IeBten balben Sabrbunberts
bat fetne tDelentli6e 3unabme Der Salsz
burger &tr6engemeini6aft itatt9efunoen.
0as religiOle 2eben berielben lit fir bic
@ntDidlung Der Golonie uno bes Staatss
Georgia bon nt6t seringem GtnfluB gez
Delen uno BON benz @eiit oer alien
Sal5bur9er itno aud Die iibrigen
0laubens9emetniGaften ni6t unberiibrt
gebliebeu. Inter Der 9e9enpdrti9en
jinseren Generation Der SalSburger
ma6t ii6 Die gteigung bemerfbar,
fi6 metbootittiden unD baptiitil6en 0e>
mein0en ansui6lieBen, in melhen Wtitz
9lieOer Der Samilien 8erglteiner, gteioz
liuger, 3ietraner, 9ineleD. Better, &o6ns,
9ai6er, Walobaur, @iienbater (@ieienz
ba6er) u. /. 10. bereits in gr0Berer Qln3abl
81 ftnOen itnb. Ni6t tpenige Der noblz
babenolten 8iirger Sapannab's itnb Ial3z
burgtl6er 0erfunft, mie benin iiberbaupt
Die gta6fommen bet alien Sal3burger
Broteitanten nod beutigen Sages cine iebr
9eadtete BepOferungstlaiie Des Staates
Georgia btloen.
v0ie bauptiG6li9 bon ibnen betpobnte
@egeno" = beri6tet Or. Surit = vlqBt
ftp am bequemften errei9en, tuenn man
bon Sapannab bis @unton in @fftn9bam
@ountD Die Gtlenbabn benuBt unD bon benz
lebteren Srte aus Die 9teiie mittels @agens
fOrtiebt. 0as that aud ih bel meinenl i'm
leBten SrIblabr bon Sanannab aus na@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Public Intention does not seem 20 have
been directed toward Napoloou's mothei
until her hon was proclaimed ompalnr IN
tpOi She then received thn title OF Miue.
Mere. and an income Of 100000 francs wa
settled upon hon And that 4ho miHm
have n position OF political Importance ONE
wss made proteotrioo generate Of hil the
charitable instltutionso francc such nn
Office admirably suited her. She ficquent'
IL aoliolted favors uf her s0n for Others
Ind was happy whenever her eNertiona net
with sucoeis
on ON occasion, upon learning Of ihe
orrrst of the Due dEnahicn, she sven
throw herself upon her knees before hapo
lem, imploring mercy for tho unfortunate
prince. ....t
NOR thig d seems o pity that truthiul
nbss must make w say thQt even thif great
woman had one littleuesa. il We may cnll
ID -. d character shc oUncei someiime'
a rasamblanco Ia the brother ~hoae para.
mony her son. had resented IN t'fsr elila'
Noon. b. showing love Of e. uomihng,
even upon tnning ooousieua. Hnis profeA
4 source Of froqnent amusement among
~ gay circles 81 ParlAo The emperor
himself sras hdmetlmca a little eeandalizaa
AZ ber nelions. although this did not nm
der him from modt lignly respecting hef
character --chnDbera' Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

why down m Georgia and he saw her
no more Whom Shrrman marched
through Georgia 90 ilic sea. John was
youth Of twenty. lie Joined the army,
being engaged as cook for the Six
icpnth Illinois iutuutruy Ho followed the
fortunes OF war and the regiment and
when peace was declared CAME NORTH,
During the past few years he lus been
engaged IN various pursuits of 0u hon
orable nature here But he had lost nll
trace OF his mother uuul few weeks ago
the postmaster at this place gave him
an old copy Of The Atlanta Constitution
to take home aud read. Flo took the
paper home aud his wife was reading 10
him ma account of a trouble between
two Southern gentlemen that h3d rc-
suited In or It was Thought probably
would result Va duel. One Of The gone
tlpmen WAS named Polhill, and 1t attract
ed Johns attention, for TINT was 'lr
name Of his old muster, Nathan Polhill.
OF Iuuisyillc, Ga. a hope long buried
was aroused in the negroes hreNs,. Per
thought John, and perhaps he knows
something about my mother
Eagerly SELLING upon this thread o!
hope he wrote to Mr. Polhill mud received
reply stating that be was O distant
relative Of Johns Old mister but know
Of Johns mother Mr.. pnlhill,
however, furnished Hnmm0n with The
address Of his nephew, Iosoph Polhiil,
who knew that Ilammon's aged mother
WINS living In Anguish Ga John JIM
wrote 10 his mother telling
her he would sncnd Christmas Will her.
and WHOM be- departed for Augusta, ca
be- was the h1ppiest man IN nl the thrp'
stntes that lie 40 close together IN this
part Of the universe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Tho question Of when 10 wear low cut
gowns cnn havo but one inswor, Never 10
daylight" The rule that ubrtha ior che
assumption Of men's evening dnas 'ftoIn
dusl 10 dawn n adjustable 20 both. loi
cyory function Of sncioty hold from midday
10 % late dinner hour girls drvas ahonld
be worn high with long sirgyeh II On any
piiin occasion ~ ehould be desirable 70 ~
LA Che strinRency Of this ordinance, u
Hhmild he only to cut the drcaopon a littlt
below The throat, aud 10 wear elbow Hlorvch
protty eslhi fashion, 10 which her youth
ful beAniy ioaca nauRht There is nova
DAYS 10 be bad such u variety Of soft hugdi
crapy, clinnlug stiiis, than which nothing
can hatter enhance round contours and hnf
lines Of nature. that a young wnmnn NEED
not dgh f1r the additional attraction o.
neck hnd shoulders revealed t0n artificial
light IN tho afternoon.
4 few years nio the experiment WA
made of hostehaca receiving az large after
noon teas 10 low cut dresses, but the COP
tfast between them and their nuestu IN
every variety II outdoor garb, inelndina
tailor made gowns 60on brought The fash
ion 10 M end AZ diuuara, evening parties
mud balls q ~ 30 universal d modern one
tom 20 equip young MhH In dccollote Fowna
TINT there can only be the question Of MAJ
yiduai judgment in the matter 70 combat
10. The cut OF such drcsca q, however ~
WAYS modest Mrs Burton Harrison 10
Ladies' Homo J0uriiai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

The sarcastic girl may poasosa talent Tor
above the breezy cnatufe who 'npdiliy
ndDiits that sh0 would rather read one 81
"The Daohelsp novels than an es1ay o.
Emenou. -.
she may b abba 20 converse In seven az.
ferent LANGUAGES. 6hemay be ~ beauilfui
~ an ;,...a,I, but men win b. Gfraid Of thnl
ehar.. ...aauc, and tho purely feminine
rrentiire. who wnopa and iilghs by tuuI
with Phyllis and Molly lawn, VIII ~iH
the admiration and preside oyer the home
N the eIeniest catch o. tho 1cfaon, Wills
ber moro brilliant sister, with her danger
Gus ahaspner, will By lsit v huf aafe'.''iis
Scream q not Wit, though vii may b
satcaaiio
one can b. bright and say az manner q
tMnea without hurting ihe fcelnHh ~
Others BY keen kuifu edged opinions thai
~ subtle WIKI thlitAfness and tccmina
WITH gall
sarassoi Is net quality 10 bccuitlratod.
ffmh RINK sgeid that oruf started grow4
and grown, choking ont tho little plsnto q
lihdline,a, fofgthonght md coneldcrition
uniil Il ogerruia the garden Of The mind,
d3uiiuatiug ard ccnuohag each ihauahy
viii a dlsaerecaiie pnnrdnf cdr that conp
4, eradioaied fAhoboih Iitfaia
aisss 3 tnc WY 4 siudeat 20 cstain /,
e1liect wrote piece 81 noiga t1f lccal
naoor. n apideniio has broke cut a1neuug
i4s rsndeals itmade rs apfcereuco % .
cetiein frtips, whcn 5 o. 3 eiadant tqct
iofn 'iiis doctor dsclorcl Is Gns nt|s'ol.
IA ,orng osif vas Killed aad caftcn.
ma .has q 4ppod % lasa ben tAo
soafcs ~ grsiara coaranh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

guest Of her cousin, Ms. WIN. r.lgb,.
~ So ny ~ brown, general secretary Of
visiting his parents at Giebwo n.1n., a.. Is
~ greeting old friends. "a M NJ. r Nun
q Topeka, Kan, connected WIKI sft ,Se
Atchisoh. Topeka and Sante Fe ny, gsra sus
visit. '''' Drown on his
city VI i1soA'ur Is IN the
a y. McCarty, well-known cattle.
mal Of Ennis, was III the city Yesterday sIs,,v
4 I; D. Andrews, manager for ia
horne Land and Cattle company Who
mas recontlyrlmrued nom a yislt n
tne company ranches in Montana, saws
Sqt'le are n fine shape ior tho winter
he Is well pleased with, the clenr
weather, as damp weather Il very bari
on cattle. The three or -four inches ~
snow on the ground there IL a goo6
thing' US on tho plains IL furnishes the
necessary water for the stock. He saws
sheep are encroaehing on The ranges 10
some extent, and that there is a short
age Ia steer cattle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
A BIG THING
IF 1T CAN BE CARRIED OUT sue.
CESSFULLY.
The Illinois Wants 10 COlOnize $4,000 Ger
man Farmers In tho YszOo Bottoms.
Details Of The Scheme.


lAlemphls Commercially
The Illinois Central railroad is
evol ing an immigration scheme, tho
ni,,,- ude Of which has never been
e1uans. or even approached IN this
n0nsted refuge for the oppressed Of
all nations
Stated briefly, the plan is to COLOMBO
10000 Germansalong the Ynzoo and
Mississippi Valley division Of the IL
llnois Central system And theAs Ger
mans are TO be brought direct from the
tatherland by the ship loads. starting
from one port and keeping together un-
I'll their cOinmon destination Is reached.
Of course, should congress- determine
to close all ports to immigration the
enterprise may fall through. hut with
all the talk that is going ON before the
house committee Oh immigration 1t Is
hardly probable that so radical step
viii be taken unless cholera should
again become threatening In its spread,
and in that event the Illinois Central
will be just about as anxious as any
body else to keep the plague ON the
other side of the ocean, 1t is not
scheme that must be carried out In a
week or Il month, 80 there is no cause
for hurry or worry, The groundwork
OF the undertaking has not yet been
completed in detail, and there is plenty
of time TO see what cholera or congress
is going 10 do.
In the meantime the company has its
European agents gathering data and sta
tistics TO present to these Germans IN
order TO induce them to iumigrate SO
far as the character of these proposed
immigrants is concerned the road recog-
nizes that it would be useless to their
purposes, as well as contrary to the ma
tioual immigration laws 10 dump u lot
Of foreign N1upers along the line Of their
property. The idea is, 10 speak tigura-
lively. inst TO pick up thrifty cOmmu-
nifty Of the Fatherland and set it down on
the Ynzoo and Mississippi Valley road.
The agents Of the Illinois system will
look to il that only desirable immigrants
that class of sturdy Germans who
would make good ctizcus in amy country
are Included In the immigrants.
In order that they may not feel the
strange loneliness that always comes 10
individuals or families in foreign lands
It is proposed to iuclulG every class OF
the average German community IN these
immigrants the preacher the lnwyer.
The doctor. the school teacher the black-
smith, the silversmith, the farmer the
merchant, etc, etc.
Ii is a cold day indeed when the Hi
nlis Central oyerloolis anything TO Its
interest, and aside from the revenue
which the settlement Of these Germans
win add TO is income there Is the in
dnect increase in the value Of the lands
held 10y the company along this road,
which are exempt fran taxation. The
company has no particular desire to part
with thcsn lands 10 the proposed set
tiers. ON the contrary u is very much
that tho biz plantations along
The road be divided into small tracts
and sold TO the Prospective citizens. u
rs not hard TO soc the object In this, II
n.aHs. .araa a..H 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

noall women find littlo timo each day
for reading something good By good Ia
meant hmadcnng Ten minutes day
mnkns h0ur In a year. and 10 means a
growth W The mind chat keeps o. woman
young Youth means moro than tho nb
sencooly oara ltmgnns living intho pres
cut and keeping nhmnst OF tho times.
Women nrrd 10 do thB 10 10 "a duty owed
TO themselves ani 10 their families. aud
sho who burlm houoll 30 cooking, irilla
and fJllirH clmmitansIn Only thAt which
weHsimllatoas part of The mind ls ctcrnal,
aud u f. the only Treasure We carry into
thnt Me beyond that awaits nll.
All other thlutl arr but tho frams, the
seal the prlcolnss "a that which haeanas q
part of ~ q poem today over which We
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

J. NJ. Dean and wife Of FL Paso
pending Christmas with their pa
Il Aal. and Mrs. Haggart, 500 South
<, Street, corner Of Ireland, previous
IN visit TO Austin, about Jan, 2.
.sses Florence and Myrtle Cooper Of
80 are spending the holidays with
pnsin, Miss Adnie Dawkins, at
t'ans street
5no. d. Nichols informs The Ca
s,aat yesterday morning at5o'clock
s II; Keller brought a young mau
la Worth to take Mr. Nichols
~ the repository. Mr.. Nichols
a,leh aggrsoved, but as It is Mr..
! : nrst boy. and a fine one, Mr..
w Is trying to content himself.
''eael j. L. Turner. the noted
Y aaclioneor Of Chicago, is in the
- Iron Barcley Of Marlin is the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

New York. Dee. 23.--A Desperate
prize drht was decided here this even
Ing. The prineipsla ia thD yici0ls
c0ptos. wore Bily Welsh % the Nom
parisl clab aud 200 Day Of The Onion
Athletic club, Brooklyn. Inc non
fsgeht for S2D1, aud weighed ~ % 100
pounds
Three hundrnd persons, inelulinf
many political Lights o. IammaEy haii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
CURED THE WRONG THIRST.
A Drunkard VITO Ory Wanted TO loss HIS
Tasla lor RrahdE

A most disrppuiahlo looking drmEnrd went
10 an inebrlatcs retreat where They squirt
sobflety Into peoples arms and give them
WHISKY dosed with ipecac to get iiicfi ar
rtistei with H. lie said 10 o man In charge
Of the factory:
II have the whisly habit badly and want
to get cured ] don't desire ever 10 touch
another drop"
a.ps- S2l d week sign Che bylaws ana
the things done" sail he manager
After three weeks the patient went Into
M lasinesa office looking Fe-y aor.
..gqa here" be said Il tnd that lm lQlnF
nv Ming for brandy How about thatf
Y5n fsn7f have given me .he Wra1g mea-
ciur. / came here 20 be cure, OF she
whisky habit"
.,Ccftniniy" rQpliej thc manager, bland.
he .Gut treatment wll relieve Joe nQt
only u the tagie ~ WHISKY hnl ipf hi
ersgjne " alcoholic stimuanti be- ii piAnlyi
WhsiIT. elder ~ gin
iiff1lv rnfrdrl' rulrcl flIe nHflanf ~ .
rage. II can't here distinciii 10 be miMqel
i5 "a accprni of ny illeng Tor WHISKY. Hhi
MA yoi'Vc hrcl nQukeylnr Win lAF Ii-
9dssflnn far brandy what klnd ~ @ eIn
sssse q this you're ruAnl1s WIZ, 1 had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

|esasman remarked in our office a
Imivo ago thai he believed in
Z presents that are OF some value
= receiving them, and that be
"a 10 present his son with a
Ibslip in Walden's Texas Business
81 Many fathers would do well
INihe good example set by this
.ain. All who are interested,
our special holiday rates else
=. ID this paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

NARaiIALL. Tx. May 90, 1892
1ho Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
GENTLEsustu Irecqived tho sewing
m1chlno you ordered for mo nnd toetod
mmo larlight running, little nolne
perfect work ard neat style and hniah
X La1 10 superior. haYo seen many
different maohllea, but lhoro 10 NOM
hid rather havo than this. ! 1avae
moro thvu tgouty dollars by ordering
through yo'l
Respectfully
%. N. BuFFNAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Caieuleiiona deduceh ty o uevly M,
vrntld .ieltctrie measuring end iiqeh light
photographic appafafuF prove tngt chm
non bills move through Ills air At the r'te
oil /. 90 iott Per second, Vie AseraSs i--nF
about tii4es seoonas - tic mile. st. i.ouis
KepetlIa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION.

MANSION.
1 linlsH Colorado; j. II. NJ. Yates and
| t-hialeSte, J. N. Beard, Weather
y ~ \. Galtmlth, COLORADO John W.
Il . Nidy y. " Thos. Hines. Weather
d n T. i liiaiss, BrOwnwood; JnO. w.
ozs4 lel.t VI. A. Chambers. Chicago;
n y, dqM' Calvert; W. b, lludley,
~ 4 2 Alol,arey. Cincinnati; Z. y.
y 4. p4ii: &. g.. Hogsett. Dublin; W.
~ aaaGi; r Walker. DaiIas;
+. fQG sherman; Dick Howard, Dad
~ y Turner, NJ. D., Granhury; y
~ l1d wife. Granger; Mrs. Laura
~ tafu; q. F. Pierson, HcnrCtta;
A.enncht. COmunchc: Miss JOZu
~ l4ca; j, u. Williams, Henrietta;
Hggins, Clcbulne; IS W. Crimes
9fyye; u. r. Bradley Decatur
NFulee, Clehurne: n. n. NumOyur
A1nbury: VI. g. Harvey, BorHey;
M, Blundale: j. Ii. HoImcs. Hart
4 Ai w. II. Mcad0r Nwylln; CAns.
sherman; John Holland, Vermont
PICKwICK.
fe1olbm AMI wife. st. Louls; Mrs,
/ Naslns, sherman; $. j. Log nud
tafAauu: III. Nypsggr, StephlnVillr;
iAleaaou, Mineral Wells; j. S. GOe,
llgsi r. l.. Sander, Weaulerinrd;
4 w Clarendon; ]. " PuEh, Higgins
rst g.. Watson, WnNuhaeGia; Victor
glncihuuti. Miss Davis Ansor; c.
s9lant, Abilene; John Bryan, Sweet
w G. Curtis, Vernon; VIM. owen,
fati Springs, No.; e. smith, Sweet
/, MO-. j, l. Lindsey. Chillicothe; D.
q aline0la; j. II. Brown, MlHa0la;
athor Wichita Fails; Err. Higgins,
l4e; Misc lou Caldwell. vernon;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
IDoKHoLDER's MEETING.

rnual meeting Of the stockhold-
he Fort Worth Packing company
BIZ place at the compauy's office
M for the purpose Of electing di-
slor the ensuing year, and trans
|seh other business as may le-
rme before them.
4 D, Il. KERNAGHAN, Sec'ty.
! GoRTH, Dec. u, 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
CANr QuIr ruEIR MEANNEss.

NA-NI QllI lliklN MfANFlNfA
Wuaungton, Doc. 20 The puhhca.
lion of recently uuearihel schcme 10
unspgt tho Democratic electors from
Michigan shows how Gar tho Republican
politicians will go from mane force Of
habit, for The success Of their sclrue
wiz have no mutnriu ouect Oh thc cleo
ton The story Is this;
Spuntor-eloct Weiss Republican,
goWr Wurks ago announced flint hr would
Introduce 70 mll To repeal tht minor cleo-
ton lnw, which provides for the election
of presidential electors by Districts tpd
a. Baker, the attorney who with Dol0u-
Of II, NJ, Duliold argued before thp su-
prone court Of the sNto, and also before
the supreme court OF Die United Statos,
against the vGliditv Of the law, proposes
10 gu further Mr. BnkCr ha9 carefully
nuolyzrd the opInous ~ the United
States nuprntae court sustaining the law,
and the result has been that hc has pre
pared Din which is to'ho Introduced hy
Senator Weiss ns soon nH tho legislature
meets the object 0f which is thc ursratr
ing OF Eve Democratic pro Icnim cleo.
turs, who have been officially deolurgl
chosen. The districts au thn eastern
district M largo and tho First Second.
Seventh and Tenth cougr lonnl diH.
trirts Tho plan iH fo hByo tAn lpsiNniurv
uBmc all the electors ThHv would of
course be- Republicans u would ROT
mnlio my difference in tho gpupral roe
suit Int II thp lcgni point lH SUSTAINED
q viii have f1rrearhing cGcct pul
may ueccaitAto some national lrHslH.
ten on The subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Harlahurg, Pa. Dio. 20, ia. Ful-
ford defeated Elliot 10 the trups %
lblaud Park this afternoon so % %
which gives him four 81 tho Two match
es Ia the series ended tOugy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
Greenylllo. Hnnt oomlg. rosaa.


Al that 81 Uiaimod for IT,
WALNUT, TEX, May %, 1902
Fort Worth Gazette.
Im iB rec llpt OF THE GAZETTE sew
iug machine and lnd 70 10 bo nll YOU
clshn Tor 10, We arc delighted With ihc
Guish and che work n does Think
II very cheap for such o machine and
equal 10 q 90 or $50 machine
You're with thanks Tor H.
Il. j MuWuHOg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.

rirst.cis.. ia Ersry i'srticainr
gH.......... 4aa teoa

NAANiH v INN ANNAHA sNt AoW4-
40 nc ucmocfa Publishing GA.
] rccNiWd my eowiug mauhlho, and
viii FAY De- YOU TINT We nro moro Shan
pleased with 10 ! find lt in good order,
and ALTO ind 10 10 DO n hrgtuinas ma
chine IN ogory particular My wife
says 10 toll You that Bhe don't think
hard % yen about tho delay; she rs 700
well mtianod with n, and would not
give 10 mp for any con mnchIno. We
wiah you long He and great Iucoea
Hunh for Tho Democrats and thruo
ch0org for Tho Democrat publiHhlne
company, Of Fort Worth, Toxins. Mas
your Paper ever gproud ard carry tht
glad tidlug Of that noble machine 10 a
th9nland moro humos. You may pGt
all / have said In your paper u you Ike
Youra Truly,
s. j. JOHNSON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

|ilmycu buy your Christmas pres
|sm NE display OF holiday goods
aR h Collins company,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

nsslass restaurant, doing a good
S for sale cheap for cash. Good
nasons for selling. Inquire at
|idasreet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

~ Fort Worth Business college.
4 icllars saved and you get a life
|c,hip, mot for six month only.)
Esatiinl catalogue, call, telephone
Lsts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Witnessed tho eight Welsh was tho
oggrHor throughout the huttln and
secured The verdict Ia the middle ~
the second round, During tho wiad-
up Welsh scored five knock down blows,
DAILY in the last iall roll9d up ON hls
bacl, and roIuscd iogotupunul counted
ON by the reiurCa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

a line eco sewing Ha9hine Tor vhf t"r'
Try one.
siisertnn. Tex, Dec 9, 1907
10 tis f3ri Worth Garette
Genteai6nr -ylc ifigh Arm StDine
nnahina i8 nii you claim iorli - n
6f.t-ela IA dgery rtaitii BIS wife d
dcll1hied With 81 lqls neal sud paA
aniaaed. light rlinlnc, ana glfcf en-
iiro satisfaction. ltfspee li.i
u 81. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Popularity OF Salvation oil Is not as
aug when we hear OF its cures.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-29
To the Lovers .of Art in Photo
graphv.

Having moved to my new gallery,
over 70I and 703, Austin street, 1.-THE
old Hinchman Building, I am now
better prepared than ever to give the
people of Waco the finest Photos in
the state. The beautiful "aristo" $50
highly endorsed by the leading gal
cries, in all its beauty, at my studio
| will have on exhibition for a few
days, an elegant oil portrait of Mrs.
Geo. Clark, by Mons. De Gissac, which
has been framed in very handsome
"Florentine" frame, making portrait,
well worth visit, to all, and more
especially 10 the the ladies'.
will be glad to welcome my old
and many new customers. Don't for
get my new address, over. FOL ard 7O3,
Austin Ave.
Respectfully,
DEANE, Photographer