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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
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TO ARcMffr,

Tho commissioner. eo.,, I,
~ Tex invite archl,.t, n
ana specifications fof I y. y
70 be erected In lhe "A, 4
Saiu plans shall coat' =
hoors elevations and 49,.
scale OF four feet 10 M NJ ~.
IN accordance with viif,, M \.
20 character, capnciig ~
building, aud Limitations n
now ON lie In the connie ~.
les OF which will be hrsi I
ton 10 the UNDERSIGNED n,
must conform 10 slId ~.
hundred dollars lS2506 s,' ii !.
pluus and specihcatlons Nh
commissioners reserve M
any aud all proposed AZ.
Gallons submitted musi X n,
the county clerk OF rar,,,,
city OF Fort Worth tg
o clock noon. on Mondaf A.
March. 1898. im,ti Il
County clerk Of Tarfsti 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
JAILED rnn THREATS

Waco, Tex, Feb Special D. Conductor
way entered the bedroom OF MIR and Mrs.
%. r. Lawson, at McGregor m the absence
of Mr.. la ysOn, Tuesday last ami told
Mrs. Lawson he had come 70 XIII her
husband aud commit suicide. City Marshal
Lindsey was notified and arrested Buckles.
He was brought before Justice ]. II. NOR
ton. who put his peace bond nt SlhOU.
Failing TO give this hC was turned over
Go Constable Dec Cook who brought him
tp Waco and placed him IN jail. Buctlcs
was % lover ~ Mrs, Lawson in her maid.
cnhooi ana appears dcmclted over his dls-
appointment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
THE PANAMA STEAL.

The Gazette of next Suuduy viii CON
uiu another letter from the syndicate
correspondents who wus seut 10 Panama
"a Tet nt and report the bottom facts Of
the big steal This Is continuation of
The letter published last Sunday, aud
additional figures urc given. showing
now money was squandcrrd like water
while il lustrd The whole story roads
iao q tale Of Eastern dcspotsu, magui.
Ireucr unl prlligacy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
COUNTY DISCRIMINATION.
Pioneer Of the Panhandle Argues Against
Mr. swayno's Bill Moliyes Ne
Thinks at the Bottom OF n.
vernon. -. Fob. 2. ~.

Vernon, Tex, Feb 2 1875.
10 Tho Gazette
have been watching, with good doa
uf interest, the columns of The GuIgiie
relative to the blll introduced hy Hon.
James W. SwAyue 0f ramut to deorgun'
ilr % number of counties lu Northwest IpN.
U.S. Without having examined ,hc Uuuori-
tirs uu thle peculiar question, / ana uf tln
tN to ulalrgaWEe the counties uaiuCd .H the
hll, for tho reasons set forth. than the
Federal government has 10 take away tho
stotehnol of Nevada, which has decreased
u popular vote FROM $4,000 lu l@si Co
~ OIO in tSl2, / believe thar senator
SWuyne Is acting Cor what he deems to boz
the hest interest OK Northwest rrNaS tor
know THAI he s frlDnd 10 thar part uf
tho state; but I hciicYc That he has hvCn
MlSlcd bS what rs deemed the facts which
Leads 20 the Introduction Of tbs hlll IL IL
claimed the counties sought 20 be disOrpan-
b,r ut votes, thun lhN, necessary tO OrgWl-
ne "a county lhis may De 80 nud Npt De
300 valid ur Just argument 90 disnrgunsEn
e1uutt, lhc conditions of the people in a
frontier county are hard enough Ht ihe
hrsi ana M ihe most nWtnecous year, btt
WHOM We rrullpct that t}r year 1872 WAS
q drought Nenr ln chose Auntcs, and ,hut
huudfuia ut the people WHO nave settled
lh thNtc counties were compelled, by rea-
son ot che drtuehi alone, % leave ihvlr
nainian themselves, aud were away from
THESE counties u thc time ot thr elc'foi
we 'nN fchNilN understand why the vote
WAS $50 sudll 100 the late election. Ia Mould
~ violent presumption assume
that These people had abandoned
Is uot the fact, FOR many peopic OF these
tNNuurs, were Formerly citizens uf Muhnr
hNr and other counties east az this, and they
are NOW and lale been for solnv time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
VrTOrs St'SvAtVED

Waco, Tex, Feb. 2.-tSpcclall The city
council at lbs rci ular meeting tonight sus.
tanned the vctops VI the mayor " the
resolution 10 ask the legislature TO amend
To llccusc prostitutes: tu amend the char
ter 10y providing for board Of school tris-
i"'s FOR The infringement ana conduct VI
the public schools. aud 10 provide au amend.
mcnt granting The right 10 Tux the property
owners benefited thereby for the building
Of % lcyCv on the BruzOs river.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ArrEn THE snnr WnnrII nnAn-

Ilano. Tex. Feb. 2.-tSpcciull Commit
tees ~ citizens from nan saba and Fred.
crlclShurg met he lOcul committee here FOR
n conference with reference tu pGpctiug
railway connections between l.luuu and
san Antonio vim the points named. tum-
mlttccs were appointed tu visit san Antonio
aud other towns along the route Tor the
purpose OF Iusiug sufficient bonus TO iu.
duce the Fort Worth und Rio GrNndp rail.
Uul Arusus Pass ftnd at Comfort thereby
making direct connection with sun Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
MEATHrR REpnRr

For tho tweny.four hours ending at y.
m- Feb p 1893
Highest temperature. "a
Lowest temperature. M
Prevailing direction Of wind North
Amount of rainfall (molted SNOWY O04
5tlto on weather. ..,.,...,..........C Cloudy
Probable weather Tor tomorrow, fair and
warmer n Nj CfAi}Iyt 'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FOSrERe LnnAL rnnrcAers

=. The Storm waves win reach thls mcr.
dian aud the other changes noted will
occur nc and within 100 miles of Fort
Worth within ~ hours before ur altur
sunset OF the dates given below.
Feb. b. Cooler and clearing.
Fnir and cool
o. Moderulinr.
" g. Warmer
storm wave on this meridian.
8 Wind changing.
o- Cooler and clearing,
10. Fair and cool
IL Modernuup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The lesson Of The Homestead strike Is
losi upon agimtors who appear detel-
mlnod 20 carry ont their pot theories at
any cost, The recent outbreak al DIM
kirk, n. a. az the Brooks Locomotive
works has assumed 80 serious a charac-
teg ~ 10 neccssitate a calliag Gus Of The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
RErInED AMY orrlcEn DEAD.

Iockport Tex. Feb. . -tSpcciall--
Telrgrams received 10y friends here this
afternoon nunnunce tn death NJ Lam, insga
this morning Of Major e.. Is. SAudcrsun.
recently retired from the United Suites
army. Deceased had been attached To
various military posts On Texas for over
twenty years aud WIS widely known among
an the old arm officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NOTICE. 70 tln|

lie u resolved. ns,
,,ll,, collector be and Y 70
notify all concerned ~, 20
. we penalty shall accee ' !.
Dy law la such cese, 4gc
Neterring 10 the An ny
payers win please tsts ~ "a.
i Do1As Tor lS'2 win b ~
tachcd. P'aq
Cty Atstsa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ron SALf-f0qs lf,grll.
CollInraMnrlh cnunl, i.

Colllngsworth county 10
sale.
Tho county commlsdopea
llngsworth county, Tex. Nh
bl ~ on her school lands. Nd
county. Tex. aud known IA
Follows, tO-wit: Leagues Al 9
ana 20, patented 10 C0Iltrt|
on March 1. 1897. tntll N
Monday the 18Th day q l,.fl
Terms OF sale are q cru
cash tor such other terms y M
deem proper and balgncp q IA
ume, with voni0fs ice -
against the land 10 Secure u 4
the purchase + 0ney: With 4
tcr2st per annum. Interest M
Ia advance. And the cont "a
TIE rlgAt " reject any % A
liy order ~ thc c0mmloQlil
Dec. 18th, A. d., issl
JWkl
Clerk Of the county conrh
OF Colllngsworth couug, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NOTICE.

Illr regular annual aaNn
holders " the Fori Wcs
Citv Railway company t- \
Tie office of the couipany n NJ
Worth, Tex. on Tuesday. M
lQ;jo o'clock a. m. The trss.
close on Feb. 3 at lO.aO o'-
reopen on March S at l0U
w. 4. nos T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The Paris incident Is one of those cnsps
about which IL is useless so philosophizr.
As long as crimes against women aud
children are committed boy negroes. there
will br Terrible dsitatiuus of the popular
wrath like that Of the Paris multitude.
II matter. not what law or logic may
say about H. the passion OF the masses,
thoroughly aroused, mover had aud never
VIII have any regard for either. whether
the MASSES hr inhcritors of the old civil
izuiiun or cNpositors of the new. IL Is
impossible 20 rcprcss the suggestion that
II the same determination exhibited nt
Paris wora alive at all times aud among
an good people with regard TO crime OF
every nature and degree, aud should Zee
inforcc the demand for the punishment
of every criminal act the criminal courts
Of the country would soon find their oc-
equations gone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.

Dealers Must Send In Their Orders No, Later
Than Friday.
The demand for Sunday Gnzrttcs cam
not possibly De- filled unless ucws-dcolcrs
send in their orders Boy Friday night
each week The Gazette trics TO poo
vide Tor tho constant Increase, out
luds Itself unable 20 DO $50 whom dealers
reserve ther orders until Saturday. A
par, Of tho olg Sunday pgprr IS printed
Friday night, as even tho big fast press
raruot do tho work demanded boy tine
Sunday edition ali iu one night
Scnd lu your orders for extra Sunday
Ga4vtics not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
Az Old cnNlrANY-

On Feb. I the Aiuuml ljf, Insurance
compuuy of New Iol4, Richard Is. Sic
turdN president, completes the tiltirth
yygr of ,ts active work During That
time 70 has paid 10 its policy holders
and has accumulated Tor
their sccuriy and benefit SiTj.Uuy,UQO iu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
GARDNER ON TRIAL.


New York, Feb. /.
The trial ofChas.
W. Gnrlner, super.
intendent of the So
clcty for the Proven
ton of Crimc,tho ag-
ISOLATION over which
the Rev. Or. Chns.
H. parlJhurst rs the
controlling spirit,
was l,d % tho bay Of
tho court Of general
sessions, before Re-
cOrdorSmyth, today,
To be tried Tor al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

lf Uncle Sam should annex Hawaii.
Cuba and other outlying countries win
grow restless. II is possible they may
have heard of the fronucrsman who
vowed hc would NOT join fences with amy
one mud he did Tot intend to be- crowded
hy upirhhura
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The new Kentucky senator Is q native
OF Virgibin Though no longer the
mother Of presidents" Virginia can
honestly claim to be the mother OF soma
tors, and point TO the representatives Of
o dozen states to attest the truth Of her
pfrfut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
GERAIANs soRRY.

Berlin, Feb 2.-1'.ea impeilol sac,o,.
state FOR foreign affairs todpr vis't'} on
Russian ambassador and eNnress,1 = we
ngrat for The false story Of ,ueep
asalnss IAe ear published IN newspa s,,'gs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. pr Lam
caster Drew secretary and treasurer Of
the Central Saving Fund Trust and Safe
Deposit company here. has disappeared.
His accounts are short $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The Republicans will have enough 10
do i'm holding what they have, NOT to
speak of trying to win back the Northern
states that they have lost That Is the
confession madr by the organ of the Ohio
Republicans, which sounds note of
alarm. warning it, compltriots that the
state WIN BE- Lost at ihc next election sc
they are not spry We Democrats are
hard to satisfy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
A CIIlcUs TRUST.

New York. Feb . Circus ,nsp are
taking steps ~ form protective trlsf
movement among thr smaller shows
81 which there are about fifty iu tnr
West, Southwest and South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The grounding staid in his hole yes
terday. which was sensible thing for
a wise ground-hog 20 do. Many a man
with The ornithorhyncus after him
lOnged for such reflre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
SPECIAL Nol'ss.
f
Rorcf

The regular ANIMAL ~.
~, .tiii'a ~, Railway coinlo s'u 2.
Ne oiiice Of the coni,... %
49,, 49, o.cl9cl, u. a. INV ~, q.
rioSc ON fee. 8 al i0sa, s q.
reopen ON March 3 4, ,a.
W. a. l1.' 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
THE EMPEROR.
"lao Unior.pna,'.,','

i'S Oniiorsnnase, n.
m, me Palace w
a., The +" Palace Of rs,,' Y
th9 Empress Of Ci,s s.', b,
rules over the ims s'',l \
glimpse Of The onesi in
can SEQ IN tho imrs ss'si ss
present young emns. .' l:as
seven lawful corw,tN Z
,nan ono hundred s.,.' p
haren. H. O'sb.ol. ~ uis,
trdted dmcrican loe
most highly favoroii "
prisoners within tba y, 81,
ont an existence h ~, ~
woissn know no sls ,,- +
penus ON themscIve.
overworkeSl (" r,,. ~ c.t
l 5hen Is the timo to .urn \. n.
Inc ono who tales
PRESCRIPTION ommein,s,. ~
weakness and becoo,s,,' ~, . ~
per wonan-inoro ~, !,
FOR all the weakness ~. y. 4 ]
70 womanhood, RFagso'.....a
POSITIVE remedy Ard M
fre .i, It's made a os,..
laili to benefit or c,, raa !.
your money back. cs1 Z .sll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Tho man who predicted that Fort
Worth would go to the dogs is not say-
ing: II told You sou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
EXTRA COPIES ON HAND.
Extra Copies thursdays Gazette Can Be Had
al Tho Buslness Otjca

Although The Gazette yesterday print
ed thousands of extra copies the supply
was soon exhausted and 10 meet demands
that arr coming Ia hy mail ana wire.
extra copies of Thursdays paper were
printed, iu which win be found the yiyid
description OF the burning Of the man
Smith at Paris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ANNoUNcsMiai


I hereby announce iuysli M
for reelection 10 tie q
treasurer Rt ensuing deii
the action Of the ely Ds.s
ton. Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Tho ycnr just opening win give To-
Fort Worth the Rock Island railroad.
possibly thc Albuquerque railroad, ONE
of the cosiliest and most imposing court
houses in the state, % distllcry OF large
capacity aud other important enter
pr.-cs that cannot now be- mentioned.
without speaking Of uumhcr of less
Important undertakings These are ull
strengthening 60 the heart of thr Fort
Worth business mnu aud laudholdcr.
SIS DC grow, iu days, tSU3 viii show a
smiling face
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FOR CITY TRES'A

I hereby announce mysul >
the ornce 81 city trgnliti
Fort Worth. subject 70 w
city Democratic conveal'oa
fully, w y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Of Good Brewer BODY
Type for Sale

THE GAZETTE has for salo 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type. been In
use ouly three 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, 1893-02-03

Such cold snaps as this bring US ducks
and Immigrants from The North
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

The Alabama Legislature has passed
very stringent laws relating 10 the manu-
lucJuro, sulr and use of cigarettes. Anti
cigarette laws must Inevitably take their
place with others which are dead letter
n,ys, for lhr reason that thoir enforce
mout is impuptiyuhlr. Legislation has %
lurgr enough number of crimes To deal
wi.h, without converting into crimc that
which is in fact nothing more than uu
absurd habit and harmful 60 The iudi.
ydual
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
=. .. Hottie Post.

An adjourned meeting OF the J. d.
ROBBIE Post No. l73 was held az their
hall in the Keaough block Wednesday
evening. About thirty comrades weIe
present and several new names we've
added to the muster rolls. y. VI.
Reynolds was elected q delegate and
Z. r. Otis as alternate to the Depart
ment Encampment Which meets at
La Crosse this year on the Sth of
March next. As Superior viii have IL
Comrade :. Z Tubs a candidate for
Department Commander, it is hoped
that all those Who are entitled to seats
in the meeting at tn Crosse, VIII be
there if il IS possible 10 do 50.
1t vas voted that the regular meet
ing nights Of the Post would be the
first and third "Wednesday evenings
If each month, at Eeaourh's Hall,
corner OF Second street and Becker
avenue. Any c9mraGe IN the city
from other posts are iEvl5ed TO make
Themselves knew ana . meet with
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
The Van Ness Baby Question Settled.

The much mooted Question of what
would or should he done with tie Van
Ness baby, was finally solved 10y Judge
Roberts Wednesday afternoon. The
! father, Harry y an Ness, had no coun-
( sci, and the court appointed N. ).
/ Bright, Esq, to defend him. OF course
| he had Il losing case from the start and
I ii was hard work 10 find anything to
| sax favorable to his client, 81 the pros
ecuriOn received a good deal of atten-
! ton, He gave al detective agencies
a rating which would not read TO their
( advantage if published i'll Dunn's re-
ports, and also warned the Court not
/ to give too mach weight to the testi-
mOny of the witnesses from wicked
| Chicago. He paid Nellie Marley a very
pretty tribute. II seems that when
Mrs. Van \ ess was taken TO the hospi-
tai, Mr.. Van Ness took his children to
Mollie Narley's place until he took
/ them to his mother in Chicago. The
reason Why he took them thetG, as eX-
planned by his counsel, was because:
i More OF these women who are now
bringing this action and who now seem
! 50 Interested III this case offered to
care for them. MOllie Marley is re-
puted to he a woman Of the town, but
she has more feeling and NOSE Ciiaritr
than mdny religious and church going
people. In carcIng fer Harry Van
Ness chiiiren Mollie NaritV did a
on. NJ l.. -; 10,
the last to defend her or any OF her
class, but III this instance She deserves
credit"
As it was said Of the woman long
ago, " She hath done what she could"
so may it be sand of Mr. Bright, he
done what he could for his client, but
1t awaited him not. The prosecution
having rested its case previous to this,
! Judge Roberts proceeded TO give his
decision III the case, III the course Of
which lie said:
1t is doubtful if Harry Van Ness
7 could earn 4 living for his ctiid. lie
has only his trade 10 drpend on, ami
his late employer testiles that he is
very inefficient. The evidence is strong
that his moral notions are not gO0,..
Any man who VIII consent to get his
living iii or about a house of iii rrpute
Is not good. SuciI Il IlicG IS Il center
/ OF lnlQWty. II IS a resort for gamblers,
! thugs, thieves and criminals of every
/ description Mrs. Vi. J. Van Ness is
now about 30 years OF age by the time
this child gets L. be l., when she VIII
T NEST need 4 mothers care, Mrs. Van
/ Ness VIII be AZ old woman. And also
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28

Mrs. :. =. Anderson is on the sick
list this week
Ashland has just attained to cleo
TIC street cars.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Greeley
on the 2&d inst, a son.
c. l.. Catlin left Thursday even
ing for business trip to st. Paul.
Why is Stoltzman's the cheapest
! place in town to trade.
Two lots on W Seventh street at
bottom figures. Inquire at the TINES
Office
/ james Casey has got back from an
/ extended visit with relatives at MIN
reapolis.
Mr., and Mrs, Linnen entertained
party Of friends At cards Wednesday
/ evening.
Experience is a noble teacher, and
She has taught one to trade at Stoltz-
mans only.
Miss Luna Christie, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is able to
! he out again.
DR. b. &. Spencer has returned
from three weeks visit with relat-
/ ives 1t Erie, Pa.
! ~, ,.. r.,,o o,.o
- ,',o , ,-,','I :, ,., ,U,'7 ~ ,,.:+1
NAH. l.,.rai,,.. il ovarco,ts
BY the way, what has become Of
n,..t ~. ,la,.at -, y ,o,,1o v.oro
a',;,, - = ,',;I1.n :, f,.+ fo,v vaa,,s
/ .i,clq
-2Ir and Mrs Ed Kp2ourh enter
tanned friends Wednesday evening. N
honor Of their guest, Miss Grace
/ Kelley
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Pattison rs
announced by cards, will give an at
home" to their friends Tuesday even
ing next,
Mr. Greeley an employee III tie
Dam 7ash ana ''of l "eIoIS nus "eS'i
quite Sex from IuHS 'foo"l9 NE past
two Weeks.
Inset mi. v.naI, SHE WIS confined 10
ha,.,.ad a., nnrfioo Of the tiae bat is
batter nov
~. 90 ro,..s,1;o Of
Secretary Of State VIII be offered to
Tbor,as + H3y3rl Of Delaware, by
Nv r1avol,nd
! ,.,;.,,s,., ,,a,..o1 of news i
">''s7 ~.
oyprcoats ut lust price, and only Il
few more left
H., .1,s. or nc,itents were
o,,,i,,,aJ - The Fni,c5n1l church last
s,.,n.I..,, o,.,,,,T,.. ~ nis55,I %ichoI-
son, OF Milwaukee.
If you want some good real estate
- bottom figures call at the TfMEs
osica block - East Fifth street at
= haroain for cash.
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tbn CITY for 4 few DAYS. the guest of
X,teG West ana family.
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Thompson Avenue NJ, L. '4urch VIII
meet with Mrs. Fred y, 'oIt NEXT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-28
Prize rsasqu Grade

There VIII be q grand prize masIUer-
ade 1t the East End skating ring. At
the foot Of Becker avenue, this Fri
day evening Prizes are offered for
the best Iady's COSTUME. hest gent
costume and the most comica. COS
tune. Let all turn OUT a2j enjoy an
evening on one Of tlse hest sheets OF
ice m the city