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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
HIS BODY OEvouReD BY CATS.
John FsIEs Pets Muillaled His Remains
Alter Death.

NNAAA hNAANs
New York City, Nov. 12.-John Falk
an aged German became an inmate Of
the garnet at No, 20 Naude,ynter street
about sixteen months Ago. lie supnort.
ed himself by poddling aud having .scry-
ed IN the war Of the rebellion under.
General Mcclellan, he received a small
pension from the government. Since Inn
death OF his wife years ago, Fax d.
Nelopcd a passion for cats, Poor as he
was he picked up any stray member of
the feline tribe he saw wandering about
cent he would buy it milk 10 drink
yesterday thc old mans body WINS
found In his attic chamber literally ID
Nopred by his pets, He was last sesn
awe on Saturday morning last. 1'hcn
ne was meet on the stairs by Mrs.
LlEzie Glcnnn, who lives on the second
hoor OF the huildiug Falk was lust n,
tsning from the erocery store at the
corner OF Pearl aud Naudcwntcr streot.
Where hr had purchased rolls and milk
Whlch, he said, he proposed 10 shore
with his hnlf dozrn pets When Mr.
Nlcnnau remarked thnt he looked min
~ the old man rpplied; Yes, | nm 1pr,.
sieh' but that is nothing now, I haven't
peen wei To- many year"
some Sly TINT Fale visited tho rrn.
cely store again Sunday morning. OH.
e'a say De was not seen alive since M.
pr'Nious day. At any rate. Mrs GIel-
nun ycstopny missed the aged roclnse
ana sugeestcl to Mrs. Warren, nu5ti,s,
5engnt that thay ojl up az his rpo,o
lhe Two climbed tho stairs tucuthpr ami
2peaod tho door mto the ROOM IN Wiii.i,
tllk nsrl 10 ooDt his meals lie ,rss
n.y. thers They ihen Optergd the l,srf
room Aus, a- they DIS 30 bie bio.t
15 wItll howl lcapcd through @ hrnitcn
M'NNoN ui scNrNersl DO Tho ro1f
Snon discovered Fnlt wing at fan lnrts
Nlf igrrii' e. iriel 30
'' --.n At 1855. l1l lllap a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

Softly as q cloud we 20,
SKY above and sky below
Down the river and the dip
or the p dtles scarcely breaks,
With tie little silyery dip
or the water rs Ii shakes
from the blades, the crystal deep
or the silence OF the morn,
OF ihe forest vet asleep,
And the river reaches borne
In mirror. purple gray
Sheer away
To the misty line OF light
Where tile forest and the stream
In the shadow meet and plight
Like dream.
Boston Transcript.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

MCKINLEY received half q promise at
MINNEAPOLIS that no should be tho next
presidential nominee OF his party II
joey Benson Foraker wants the prom
Ise he can got u as q gift.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
FoR SAC.

Two Thousand Pounds OF Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale.
The GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body typei been in
use only ihreo months good as new.
win be sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more to suit purchasers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

THE man who pays the bet roadily
admits that betting is "a bad practice,
but the man who gets winter outfit is
not so certain about It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

How big was Grover Cleveland Pa,
That people called him greats
He was 50 big my son, that he
Could carry every state.
From New Yorl, town to Indiann.
From Florida 10 Wis.
With blizzard wings he flew to Kan.
And lowered over Miss.
He was so big, my son, that he
Has crushed us all quite HAT.
Ana now, NV son. we cannot see
Just Whereabouts we're at.
-lndianapolls News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

EVERY Democrat can not have a
postofllce or a consulship but there is
nothing to prevent every man from
blowing tin horn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

THE dissolution Of tho special part
ncrship between Uncle sam and tho
pampered interests OF tho cast which
7ill .aNe eject next March, meaus a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

TENNESSEE Is a little slow about
speaking, but 1t is safe guess that
Populist Buchanan has given greasy
appearance to tho consommo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

THE dressmalSer may as well begin
on long dresses for New Mexico, Ari-
iona and Utah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

To THE San Antonio Express: Go
so'k your-tempor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

MR. BLAINE is now able to appreciate
his Minneapolis blessing in disguise.
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ROfIcE n

t,a sId, ,wSa,ntedia. o,' s.ll
Zen 'l.I p iiS6,a s.. 4 i
X once * Of Lee Yo os,l,
panied Z, BY esiiissS 4
! ~ ~ speeldeaiions iHi
any And ali bids A'ns
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~ fNA NO f.|
NJ, The Walter 4 n.
Fort Worn ~ s,ss:
t i,,e ,e9lu,sirddileis y.
mus, wv w, Until Nh.
siSo1t Y pI pssSsso@ssasl'a
a,ppl,catioa u i ~ 4 .,
2 5,as to Duke q
-e'' WAlfIS1'
r,,-4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

the people have finally declared that
the war Is over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

him Engli4-. speaking nations owe a
debt, for he drew from wells OF English
indebted and taught generations yet
unborn the capability Of this language.
Greater than his work was the man,
and the life he led taught the nobler
and more enduring lessons, In an age
OF monoy-getting, when mems worship
rises scarcely higher than the golden
calf, he lived above the soraid and gave
TO the divine within him controlling
place.
Swiubune has boon banned to sue
coed him in the laureateship, but
while to swinburne must be conceded
poetic genius it is hard to believe that
the apostle Of pantheism can be tho
successor OF a poet OF whom an able
writer said: He was the prophet of
God
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white mans chance for the rest Of the
country.
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Mann. ID nnb.rrInlInn.

~ MNII-IN NUFAHN7--" TW7IAVa IND
Daily and sunday, one year. ....---.S 500
Daily and sunday, nix months, ....-. 4 90
Daily and Sunday, one month. I5c
one year. Observation-Disclosures. 90
The wseEiy Gazettc 10 pagesj / ". i 90
The weekly Gazettet 40 pngesl J year %
all towns and cites where there are local
agents IS cents week or % cents per
fuaufh
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The Sarette viii decline hereafter TO
print communications which are merely
expressive OF tho writer's opinions. Faet.
Of an Interesting nature viii DO printed
but comments will not DO used unl..s
Specially solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13

Brthewuy, keep your eye on TIE
GAZETTE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-13
SUICIDE AT CHATTANOOGA.

R. B. Peoples, Said to Be OF Nashville. vl,,.
Himself
u chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. l2-R d
a, e9ples, prominent wholesale groc ~,
ana N' member OF the Commercial cim IOi a.
i S,ashHiile has suieided by sbao r3 W.
n ni,'isil n, The sensation In bnsinoss
G = relies, VIII be great one. No moti,
~ ,' Snown or assigned Tor the rash 0% aot
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DlSSnLnrln.'.,

ra ~ Reference 70 -. ~. Il
tisSsS Sass g % lhs pus's
nrn OF Schmidt / 3 Ds 'es.i'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-01

II
O1oNns tine one dar telG para ratio, haolare
mos dc clio largo tendidr; asi es que. .0ans0s
f OtfG COsG.
ouedamos eI otro dia, SEA On Ia otsG
ho,,ahn nnA al sefiOr Administrator de LO6erfas
tenia ma cantidad de billetes para expender
Al pibliOo, que conven1a que este respectable
y Il EGcnsG.... Sc convencieran de una manera
eyidente que eatos SO expen4er; creemos que
II manera de que este nc SO nongs en- duda,
pues nOsotros que conoeemca al senoT Adml.
nistrador no 10 ponemos), creemos que 10 mejor
serfa que epusiera un cuadroe On Ell zaguAn de Ia
Diputaci6n 8 en- la administrator de la Loteris,
donde consten los nombres de los que tlenen
apartados cuantos billetes, otro donde SO
pusiera diariamente Ell numerO que SO expen-
den al pdblico s raz6n de So 80, y 81 fueae
possible hasta el nombre de los compradores,
de este mOdo entendemos SO evitarfa el Que
Sc dijese 10 que sc dice por GALES, plazas pa
seos, cafes etc. etc.
Veremos 10 que hace Ia Excma--.- sc
despide hasta Otra su segur0 servidor
Puerto Rico, Mayo 30 de 1o91.-C0aed20O.
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Cert fioo que be empleado empleo el
AIc0IoIodo Gqteis on multitud de casos obte-.
niendo los mejores resultadoa en- las afecciones
renmst stieas, especialments de caraeter cr0nico,
en- las neuralgias, hemicraneas (jsqueess J
Dleurodjnias dolores de costadO). c0lie0s fla
muy reeomendabia uso del eitado medica-
mento en- squeiosy otros aualogas Dadecmi.
g; tbs. --Joaua D.az. Abril 81 de 1866. F-
LGr0ng0. M6iico-Crujano.
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VARlEDADEs

Los mejores jamones; Vino raoonas' tnyen.
te de San RGfIel. AcroA valencIsnO superior.
ManteQuill8 danesa. Clgarrillos marca Corona.
Chocolates cremas do idem escojer. Dui.
ces, confturas. frutos. encurJidos, aceitunas v
Ell grsn VsAo de Logy0sO, compreio Vd On et
establecmiento de Sobrine de Luna yCa
olga Vd todo 20 que acaban de recibir Ca.
Fecedo Hermanos y Co. por sus tiltimos vaDores /.
Harfna 'actea-Vino Soss RapAGeL-Agua de
Rubins5 = chocolate Menler -Salchichon de
Lyon. aqua minera. San Hilario.-Q @ lesos On
4ati5as, crema do R0Q1e-or-Leeha cundensa.
da-Q Quskos de bOla en1atss --Bixeo ,hns Cham.
pagno -Cognac Lam0dbe-ManGequilla Ethan.
sen mil COST as a cual mas Bobrosas.
aneiseo Jntanillas recuerda al ptblico
On ganerai que On 50 fonda, oalle de San Fan.
DISCO nnnero Sc, La UGtG10ssG, Sc sirven coini.
das todas hoTas = Sc ha.la hospeda1e.
OuandO aieAta usted pesadez en- Is oabeza
Q marcos, empape blen 81 pa1uelo en a lcpha.
ta0o dsos y.aspire ese Perfume. listed me
aGradecer& el Conasio.
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Noticias de la lsIa

En- CoamO SO ha estabecidO an dep6sitO
de hielO, procedente de las fabricas de J. Coy
co ca de esta Capital, detallandOSe Gen.
tavos los 46O gramos, que es muy barato, con-
slderandO las condolences del artfculO. 81 ami
go que ha emprendidO dicho negocio, con Ell
cual ha hecho IN imp0rtante favor al pueblo,
nos encarga manifestar que, las personals que
tengan djfcuitad para comprar e hielo por
falta de menudo, pueden adQuirir Wales que
representen una libra de dicaO articulO, de los
cuales dara veinte por IN peso.
sss
D,cen dc Barros que en- Ia noche del %
del cOrriente como las ooho, SO dei0 sentir
ALI IN fuerte ruido subterrane0 de los rque
pTeceden los temblores de terra, moviendO-
Sc nnepoco las casas sin oensecuencias de min.
gun g6nero.
Seguimos recibiendO con mucha irl egula.
r1dad el Dt0yS0 de Ponce que siempre leemos
nuestra mesa de redacci6n.
NOS esc1Den de BarrOS que en- un bale que
huD0 nOoheS p8Sa en- la casa de Tomas ROdri-
guez en- 81 barriO de Botijas de aQuel tarmino,
barrlO de pacifoOs veoinos, matarOn al indivi
duo Manuel Bargos FL juzgado entiende en- el
hecho.
v Dee FL InspGrcSdz de Mayaguez que con
motive de haber envladO don Primitive Anglia
da alcalde de San G arman una oarta insultante
una reSpetable familia residente en- MAYA
guez, un miembro de esta, don Nicolas Ibsfiey.
llamo Ia Gale al dicho Argada qGe sc haIlaba
on un cafe de la dleha Cludad del Oeste y le
proplno unos cuantos bofetones. Anglada 8
1oanez Iueron detenldos pOr la pOiefa en- el de-
pos1tO municipal y luegO puestOs en- Jibertad.
Habo 81 esoandalo eonsiguiente.
!. 50 queJan de Rto-piedras de 10 que por
~ In0 0YVNn n6AA~
cen SO Vende CON ErefeTe1ac6GS este artioulo de
i: neoes1dao que al lnfeliz que cOmpra kilo
| 10 dan 4OO gramOs, de elOs 200 de hueso que
Oh asenGlsGa no sc enouentra nunca en- la earnl
cef1a para or laS reolamaoiOnes que haoe el ve-
clnoario Nos supllcan lamar Ia atanoion del
Alcalde respecto de este particular:
ga
Hs hecho su debat en- Mavsgiiez con Ia
opera Et IfOU0dOg, el cuadro lirico de Ia en-
pIesa Isancesa del senior )umegoux.
eSe
Dlcen de Areoibo que tuvo allf efeeto, con
exiLo, Ia representation de M0scott0 que ell
auulGOrio sailo muy satisfeoho do la troupe In
| lanGll de sus dlleetOres los se1ores Cortks Y
COmbell. Sc distinguierOn muchisimo Maria
Romero, MaGllde Marin, Isabellta Seiio. Angel
| Coftes, Luis Padilla, Mario Mas. Obduiita Cor
tes, Clom0nIlna 3 9nltez, Armando Cadilla Err
nesGo Gllanert otr0s. La concurrenoia que
aslstlo al teat7o fac distiDguida nume:osa.
a@e
Han oontrsido matrmonio on Manatl q,
joven don Alfredo Santana Ia virtuosa sefio
rita dOna Maria Lopez, sobrina del parroco del
dlcho pueblo. DeseamosIe una larga luna de
mie.
I'll DOCTOR don Felix Andino publIca en- La
Luz de Tega-baja IN articulo combatiendo 4
los puOlicados Dor 81 senior K, en- LA CORES
PoNDENo1A en- contra de la masov era
n"s
u Dice IN colega del Osste que adelantan
mucho por ALI los trabajos del tarrocarriI. Ell
puente SoDre el rio Anaso0 Sc cOrrera prontO =
Ia estacion dc Mayaguez esta east ccnoluida
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Attention

Un Monsieur Gonna ssant fond espag-
mol ct 7 anglals, st au eoHrsnt des affaires
commerciales desire trouver un emploi ouses'
c0nnaissances pourraient e5re utilis6es.-
adresser par lettre 6 Z. z. a. au bureau de la
P.ste Santurce. 15-15
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1881, SAG, 1886 y 1.4s9. Ell orc cerro On
la Habana aqu6l dia 261a Laplats espsilola
SO centavos.
Por IN Oloido involutariO dejamos dc de
cir oportu 1amente hoy 10 hscemOs con
gust0 que Ia sociedad de socorros mdtuos .tLos
Amigos del Bien Pdbiico' hsn coutribuido con
20 pesos para aIiviar las desgraoas de 'as VIC
tnlaS de Sabana G ande.
sss
Premos mayOreS de la LOteria de Madrid
jugada el 10 de Mayo oOrriente
l7,178. 25O,cO0 pesetas-16,12 ,121. 125,0O0
idem.- 1O,6O3. 6O,0eO idem = 4 567. 10000
idem.-9 O89. 10000 -Pfem'os de 900 pese-
setas: 9,619; 1854; 5.698; 1866; 13,13s !;
4.O8l 1880; 1878; 1888; 5,911; q, ,7G4 ;
10,578 9,722.
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r.
- C0s0s QsSs Sc ssCOasiess60ss liza Far
macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, estahleoda On Rio-piadras, por la pu-
reza de sus drogas importadas de los prineipa-
leg oentros de Europs de America por Ia
perfection y esmero eD Las prescrfpoiones fa-
cultativaa, pOr los pgecioa sia igual al aleanee
de todas las fortunaa, dasuaohandose 10 sn1smo
por 81 dia gua darenre Is noche.
Las personas de buen Rusto Sc estAn abo-
nsndO los banOs dc La PrOUidencSG en- esta
Marina detr&s Gei Arsenal. Los bs nos de mar
cRsi son ind s0eDssn,es en- Ia presen5e estao'0n
del ano. Es al madio dc conserYar la aaiud
pOr aigun TEMPO
~ CONSEJO 4 LAS sEADRES.-El Jars be
Calmante de IL Sra. WiDslcW deber& usarss EieIn-
pre- cuand0 loss ninos padeoen de La denticisa.
Proportions alivio inmsdiato al pequeio pactoate;
produce un sueno trsnQuile natural, l.slando
todo doloE. y amaneeo el angsliso risueho felix.
Es muy agrsdabls 81 palsdAT. AIiyia al paaua-
nuelO, abanda las enciaE, caiuaa TODD dolor. reg-
larisa los ntsstinoa, 50 81 major remsdio eono-
cido para di2rras scssiona6s ger Ia densiei0n d
OHrA Aa4hA
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Papas arnoricanas

superlores en bar es, Sc enOnentran dc venta
en- el almaeon de
l0-6 TRIGO, CIVIDANES y. Go
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Soil ta us1ed .is su botcar,o Ia LOcS6ss
AAtikeypetscG del Dr. Monies = Diaz dc la Ha-
bana Este preparaio puede nsaFse tamDl6n
COMO tric6fero por que extirpa toda clase de
caspa.
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ssais.s.ies&s So. l!AUssJ6
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u Dice un colegs del Osste que adeiantan
mucho por all1 los trabajos del tarrocarriI. El
puente sobre el rio Anasco Sc correra pronto =
Ia estacion dc Maysgtez esta east ccneluida
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the said mining claim AMI extending
IN IT, course downward into the earth
across the northernly end Of the min.
Ing claim, but within the side line.
thereof, extended In their own direc-
tion from the surface Of said claim.
That the said defendant. have ex.
tracied from the said premises ore Of
the value Of 100000, NJ plaintiti al.
leges on Information and belief, for
which this action In brought.
That In addition thereto the said de.
PENDANTS claim the right H. extract ore
therein, aud threaten 10 continue the
extraction Of ore thetcfrOm. That
they have connected with the said
vein 10 shaft ANA underground work.
Inc by which they are enabled u eN'
tract ore from the said premises with
out taking 70 through the premises Of
plaintiff That by means u the said
shat aud underground workings, the
said defendants are threatening 10 con-
tinuc To extract ore from the said
premises, anu 10 do Injury and damage
~ the said vein Of ore Rbi we described.
That plaintiff Ia wholly without rem.
ely to prevent the future and further
Injury aud despoiling Of its said vein
ofOre, except by the inJunctive relief
Of this court. That sad defendants
are now at work with force OF meI
within the said premises.
Wherefore plaintiff prays Judgment
upon the first csusr u action alleged IN
this complaint, that 1t recover damage,
agAin-t the defendants IN the sum OF
81 100000.
Upon the second cause of action,
that the said defendants, their em-
ployer aud agents, be enjoined from
continuing TO extract ore whatsoever,
or 10 make any suhterraueAn excavs.
ton upon the said vein described In
this complaint, or within any NJ thc
premises lying noriheriy Of the said
l"nierfpOt mining claim extending in-
definitely In their own direction.
That this injunction may be- made
perpetual upon the hearing Of this
case, aud may I've granted temporarily
until said hnsl hearing by this honor
able court.
Aud FOR such other and further re-
lief as may he proper in the premises.
Blows 4 HENDERSON,
j. q. SUTHERLAND,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Probate Court.

Estate OF James b. Gibson; Mary
Wareing appeared under summons; 1t
appearing that ADMINISTRATIVE was
dead, this matter was passed.
Estate aud guardianship Of Joseph
@. Plat ct nj, minors; Eliza Plstt,
guardian, appeared under summons.
Estate of William j. Woodbury.;
bond OF ADMINISTRATIVE In the sum Of
$500 approved and order made appoint
ing appraiser.
Estate OF Hyrum IL. Eldredge; the
argument on petition for probate of
VIII was continued aud concluded ms
per continuance on Dec. 30, 1881. Case
taken under advisement.
Estate OF James Duvander; order
made appointing appraisers.
Estate OF Niols Peterson; hearing on
return Of sale Of personal PROPERTY
came on as per Continuance OF Deceni.
Der 30, 1891; order was maue cOnierrIng
sale rs prayed except us to two yoke OF
oxen, and they are sold to ID. Ii. Brin.
ton Tor sll2,4O, he being the highest
bidder.
Estate Of Fannie l.. CONN; order
made fixing January 10, 1902, To hear
petition for letters OF administration.
Licenses to marry were granted 10
the following persons yesterday
Joseph Mclaughlin, forty five, Of
Salt Lake city, aud Mary Ann Love.
land, forty.two, OF Salt Lake CITY.
G. l., seabright, thirty.hve, and Eva
A. Child, twenty, both Of Lehi.
Sus'ave a. foungberg, thir,y.two,
both Of salt Lake City.
robert q, Wilson, thirty.seven, anu
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A Preventive ior oronp.

We want every mother TO know that
Group eau DO prevented. Tn. Group
never appears without warning. The
fret symptom Il hoarsencss; then the
child appears TO have taken cold or n
cold may have accompanied the hosrso.
mess from the stsrt. After that a pa.
cuiiar rough cough il developed, which
IL followed 10y the Group. The time
to act II when the child tirst becomes
hOarse; n few doass NJ Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack.
Even after rough cough hR- ap-
prarcd the dieChsc may be prevented
ny using this remedy o. directed. IL
has never been known 10 fail. 80 cont
sud 81 bottles Tor sale by u. q. NJ. |
Drug Store Dept. ds
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NATURAL GAS NOTES.
The citizens Natural Gas Company 10
be Incorporated - Meeting
Tonight.

A meeting will be held In the
Federal court room this evening for the
purpose Of organizing the Citizens
Natural Gas Company. 1t expected
that propositions OF Importance viii
come before the meeting,
A number Of prominent citizens
visited the Lake Shore gas wells
yesterday and remained there for
several hours. A pipe Ind been at
tached to the main chan. 1t extended
one hundred and fifty feet from the
well ~ which point six inch elbow
was pa, on aud the gas ignited. IL
shot many feet Into the air aud made
a brilliant spectacle. II was allowed 10
burn for two hours.
II IL now proposed to pipe the gas 10
point midway between the Rio
Grande Western and Union Pacific
railway tracks, and keep It burning
for a time for the benefit Of visitors
and passengers on the railways.
A trial well In being sunk by the
Salt Lake Natural Gas Company "A
short DISTANCE northwest OF tho pro.
posed Union Stock Yards.
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he WAS RATHER UNDECIDED.


One Of the applicants for citizenship
who went before Judge Zane this
morning became landed In a fog. His
name was Carl August Torp, and his
na.lve place Is Norway. lie displayed
remarkable ignorance upon all matters
appertaining to the United states, and
was unable to answer scarcely auy Of
the questions put TO him, although the
Judge did ali he possibly could to help
him through. But the climax came
when his Honor put this intcrro.
gatory; "What Kind Of u government
40 you prefer"
81 dunno," replied the applicant,
with an air of Innocence.
do you like u republican or mon.
nrchioil form Oi COVER. mont best2"
qutritJ hi honor.
swell, Euess | like one M well ns
the Othvr," came the unexpected re.
juluder.
"lUu guess you do" put In Judge
Haus, ''uon't you knUw:''
"NU, | don't think | do" was his
next admission.
Very wuii," said the Judge, "then
you had better 60 away ami read up
your American history little before
again seeking ~ uecOne AN American
Cilizun.D
on went Mr.. Torp with hie two sup
pDrIer-, one OF whom was Baiiil
SpraguU; but in less tusn ten minutes
he returned and stated that ne did not
understand tn. question which had
ueen lut 10 MIN.
Judge Zane was willing TO give him
another chance, and Asked "M hat do
you cay nOw2 DO you prefer re-
publican form Of government 10 any
other"
"Ies, sir" was the prompt re.
spOnse.
"You ought to be pretty clear upon
that point" remarked his honor. "Iou
are satisfied that you like "a Republic
bes,?n
Applicant repeated his assurance In
broken English, he was passed, and
Clerk Mcmillan administered the usual
oath Of allegiance.