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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ION CHANGE
Cotton Unchanged but in
Buyers Favor.
|RES CLOSE IRBEGULARLY.
Moved Like Tho Mercury Given a Hol
|Csd Bath A isfnalslY Pork Loses
l,as Vi lis slrengih--Wool and
Other Markets.

ltklnosuOrAE PROpUCrA
all meats-Drv salt short clear,
foa, short clear re; bacon, bel
N; hams, medium. Zoe; break
tegn, ne, dry salt bellies, l4c.
Compound, l0hci choice family
pr leaf, lSAc,
PROVISIONS.
f-Cui ioal, bbls, &c; Gu. loaf
u tAci powdered. tbblA, 20; pow
llli Dds 6'4c; standard granu-
hei hnoy yellow clar As4ci extra
Wholesale quotations-Best pat.
y @per 100 lbs half patents, 81 90;
lraae q ~; fourth grade u 20;
~ patent, e. o.
te-Fancy full, ono in box. 1io;
two ~ box. 1870; fancy Young
Ean' J Kos Cheese safes, - VI.
-Aropckies AliO5a, e. U; Mid
go U;Jersey, bins. t2A. %
W.ses 20. Green cofTce--By
~; Good. 20c; choice. 80; fancy,
Feaoerry, 2 Ec. Old government
PC Mocha, &c.
WINS AND sPmirA
n ,y-he,hlcu, 81 sea 40 as per proof;
4 q upwards, al Goa 10, sour mash,
ga ~, q sOa5 90 as per age; extra
V'AiV W. blended WHISTLES, 1. t0a
-Fu'o grape per gal, 81 % up
ilea--Pure Tennessee apple, e 25;
|4afa land peach, 81 10. domestic
y 'aa3 No; imported, 80 5Oag Is.
. !, y.o sl per gal, 81 gla3 20; i'm.
OILS
shI bba Toe; Euplon. bills, 2Oc;
~ cases, SLSO; Brilliant, 12-i
49, Eup'on, 20 cases, s2,5Oi gaso-
ssltA EAltISs. SUITS gre
4.,, new toitshell, per 10, 100;
"a , V1lla large, per ID, 1910; hlberts,
' br'Hils, new crop per To-,
Tvs assorted, 25-lb boxes, Comet
.,g pecans, new crop Sc; peanuts,
~ W The sack, Parrot brand, z;
'a ,.t, pesi quality, Bass brand, IS
~ sackS5 90. less ounntlty me- each !.
loaslen No !, Peerless, one.half
..N tlB 90; popcorn ana peanut
s s.,sls'nea, az factory, $50 %; pop
~ al factory $50 %; peanut
NV'A GOO W. popco u, shelled, per
I li,l I. Turkish pruues. per 10, so;
gs IA = rs 5BlD EoXes l.c; Cali
ma s,, snu lO0i 25l0 boxes l3c,
boses eNaporated peeled peaches,
~ per 10 noue; unpeeled g5-lo
Iprie ~ t,9uHd, llkoi California evapo.
fs,S -e-lo boxes per 10 5Oc.
i0 10y BOXES -; Figs, choice
BAL ~, eoxes. lbo. fancy l6c,
bi,,SSs ilornia, boxoG, per To- l2l(o
g r,'ssa eoxea per 10 none Cs,1
,ssale NC 10 sacks Gaiifornia
fahoas, 2ssssess Iei No, 8, Londor
see6le,sVlo Boxes, 1895; Cali
evano, rAislns l0c Apple.
h tr stllne' iO-lo boxes. perth, iolSe
IN a, Apples, green, North
20, ! 800 ~ "a 70 Lemons. extri
blgb,' .ssti 20 Oranges Flnrida
~ box, 81 81; 1910 9j M,
hansr s.'es, Wis. 1855. hos Ina
W. ss, hney Muehe'd saO5 4,
@ '.aeh Cocoanuts ner 49,
a.. " W. smaller ouapfi,r
losy 49, e'4pea, Malagas, bbis G0 I
f,s,l PF zee, fS.OJ crnnt.,.,.s =. y
NfAA psd bbls, fiO so. sis,l huer !. Z
nhis CANDIDA. ~' 'S'p'tN9
% bess, 0ssea hayor, b-pound box
A b e.pound COX. Gse, gur
kgase,e '.orted hayor, b-pound boS
o.g "a, .fipA cocoanut flavor
ittlt .eek, assorted and WHIT
seua. N ~ PCT pound J5c, rhocf
4. ~ ~ ~ ism0u urops, trostec
yNA' alnopas, per box TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
Ihe Best Way 10 AdvertIse Tesas

IA through the newspaper that daily aud
weekly tells of the progress Of Teaas and
IA advantages, opportunities aud pr0duc-
lions. Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does Us appointed
work. aud Il Is
Toe Constant Dripping that Wears Away
the \ me
No man dissatisfied with unfrlendly
climate exhausted lands or nnfayOreble
conditions can read constantly Of this
southorn wonderland without being In
0uenced 10 come And no man who seeks
sac ana profitable Investment can read
corsiantly " the opportunities presented
~ this vast undeYel9ped siApife withoat
being influenced 70 hsyesugate foE him
self IN person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Italy ana favorubly known
]" thc United states. iher
" ~ remarkable SKIN nnd UNI
~. In do treatment and cure
NV .bronlc and Surgical Dis-
W. WI. these eminent phySclahs
t.f confidence OF the aiiiieteu
sse. They guarantee
Ia. ana positive cure for the
r l't N early vice and The numer'
4 tbat follow In lbs train.
Rlood and Skin Diseases speed
|,ls,sly and permanently cured.
f. nebilltr and Sexual Disorders
,Iliy 70 their skllifui treatment
r,,,la and Rectual ulcers guar
l,,sJ without pain Or detention
,iupss.
\ ,le and Yaricocele permanently
,e.sfnlly cured In every case.
Gonorrhea. elect, Spermator-
Il rlnel Weakness. Lost Manhood,
r,,,ssops. Decayed Faculties,
Il Weakness aud oil delicate dis
,espliar 10 either sex, positively
. well as an functional disorders
IN rom youthful follics or the
4 4 nature years
M guaranteed permanently cured
eomplete. without cutting. eanS-
fTlslu. Cures effected at home
n Without a moments pain OF
a man or those entering on that
Ma. aware OF physical debility
gsisied
n,tIon free, IN person or by mail
le afflicted and cannot call, write
hdosing stamp for reply. Cat
tdipfs
g. BELTS & BELTS.
IaARl Opposite PoStSac. Dallas Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
u,ghly piens.d

Crawford, Tex, sept, n. 1892.
TO The Fort Worth Gazette.
GenilcmOn. Your premium GA
gctte sewing machine received yesterday (;
accompanying il was hveyonr guar
antco. We are highly pleased with the
appearance OF the machine, aud Will
write you later az 10 liz true merit.
Yours truly,
g. A. STANDLPER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Fort worth Tex, Sept 2S,1s02
Editor of Gazette,
Allow me 20 say In behalf Of The
Gazette machine, tlmt ! have bad
one ia constant use for the past eighteen
months. and during that time ID has
done The best oi work, aud proven itself
as good MS any 500 machine Wishing
sou much success, as you can safely
recommend a. Very respectfully,
NJ. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
THE PLAN OF CONTEST.

The plan OF tho contest omaos division Of specified Of
All mail subscriptions the missing
Publishing payment Of The
Daily Weekly mall
months viii @ entitled
pete subscription fund.- provided they following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ALL m is REPREsENTED.

PaulH Valley, I \. Jan %, 1893.
To Tho Fort Worth Gazette
! received premium sowing mnchine.
have tested II gnd End il AT that y0n
reppsentn splendid machine. Runs
I KIT aud does The work we'll Respect
fully SUSAN -. BURkE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
MORE rEsrImoSY

4 Zine 500 Sewing Maohino for only SEA
Try one.
Silycrt0n. Tea, Dec, O. 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen; Tho high arm sowing NM
chine Is all you claim for a. Il ~ first
class in every respect Ny wife is do.
lighted with n, II rs neat and well
finished. light running, aud gives en-.
tire satisfaction. Respectfully,
d. a. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
THE GAZETTE MACHINE,
What Those Who Have Used Il Say Of The
Cheapest Machine In the Market
First-Clas. la Every rarticuiar,
Greenyine. August %. 1892

Greenvillc. August %, 1892,
To the Democrat Publishing Co.
received my sowing machine, aud
win say 20 you that we are more than
pleased with it hnd " la good order
chino I'm ovory particular MY VIE
and also find h to be- hrst class ma.
says to tell you that she don't think
well satisfied with &c., and would not
give II NJ for any SEQ machine. We
wish you long life and great success
Iurnh for the Democrats and throe
cheers FOR the Democrat publishing
company. Of Fort Worth, Texas May
your paper ever spread and curry the
glad tldlugs OF that noble machine 20 a
thousand more homes. You may put all
l have said in your paper n you Ike.
Yours truly,
s. J. JOHNSON
Grceuyille, Hunt county, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Hicbmond Va. Jan ~. Ihe board of
dires,tors ~ the chamber u commerce 90
gista reijre.stlitotlVtqi "a cytaeFefH 10 vote
III a. repeal " tbs skerman acc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Galveston. Tex. Jan 81 -Gspteiai , 80
By steamship from Galveston, TsX
10 continent -G4d
10 New York as $40 lbs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
Al rhnt L. clalmsd lar %.

Walnut. Tex, May % 1892.
Fort Worth Gazette,
/ nm In receipt of The Gazette sew
Ing machine and find Il Co be MI you
claim for H. We nro delighted with the
finish and the wOrl, Il doee Think u
very cheap for such n machine aud
equal TO a $40 or $50 machine
Yours with thanks for Il,
4. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
sT Ions WOOL.

S. I.ouis. Mo, Jan. 81 Wool. no re-
ceipts or shipments; Hul''s, 10000 pounds
Trxns on pryatc terms Market ihm
demand active: prices unchanged.
ST. LOUIS SPOT.
81 Louis. Jau. 3l--Cotton quiei, mid
ding q 7-lG. sal,r none: receipts,
1900 bales; shipments 700 bales,
stock, $4,000 boics
ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
81. Louis Mo. Jan. 3t-Cuttlr, 20
cripts 500; shipments llOO; steady.
Fair 70 good steers ~ 10 $ioO. choice
shipping 81 40 S6.45, Texas cnsicri fed
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments 100
higher. early advance lost 90 close
heavy 81 10 D. SS25 packing $40 20
81, light $50 60 $50
Sheep Receipts 800; shipments 500;
steady fair 10 good natives $j a. 500;
choice muuons $40 90 500.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago. Ill.,. Jnu. 3l. Cattle Re
ccipts UNO; shipments, 2UuOOi market
slow. steady; good 10 prime steers,
So 2JH5 50; fair 20 good, - oou' 5Ji
4 90. stocEcrs, 81 IJV3 90, cows, S3 ~
4" ilo ~ Rcccipts. 1900 shipments,
1900. market opened active, higher, clos
ad W.Dk. IGitOc lower. Mixed aud pick
ma 81 SfNiS O1 PRIME heavy ana butch
,rs WEIGHTS SO lNiS 1913 prime LIGHT
orencd 81 -, closed 81 T0 pigs 81 2od
sheen Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900
market steady; mmls JU I'D higher, ma
Tvas S375MG 90. westerns. s. lOdb %;
lambs. So 50n6 %
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas CITY. Mo. Jan n. Cattle
| Raceipts 1890, shipments 100; eH'
| tr.tnpiy dull! steers, weak 10 10 lower
| c,,vs and hsifcrs steady 10 10 lOwiir
| C,,iers steady: dressed beef and slhppllk
! s,e,rs ~ 4JG5 20; COWS, y HJp3 40
! s,acfers and ferlers, So 5TI4 10.
tIegs-l lereipts 900; shipments, none
| onen. affife, higher closed y loWfri all
,,r,des gfis; bulk. 81 GUuI 10,
Sheen Receipts. 600; shipments, 500
| dull weak.
MEM YORK LIVESTOCK.
N.w York. Jan. 81 Beevet 20 trade
calves unchanged
sheen and lambs 30 trading
PROVISION MARKETS.
., 1onis Mo- Jan - Flour, weak
Wheat CLOSED. isdl-4 better thal
| ,.esisrday. crsh and February, ~ MnrA
/ ~ -. May .7MfIAi iniy " ~,
! Germ CLOSED 80 under YESTERDAY, cash
"a i,2 February, 80 80 May ~ ~
'g oat, Duh lover cash 20 IL b.
May, "a rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

eipember......, ,...,..,... ~
NNp'Nftts. sss.sss..-tf. -.-..tttN s'0 20
Sales, 1914, 900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
COTTON MARKETS


Liverpool SnDt.
Liverpool Jan. Especial Spot cot
ton clio ed dull, unchanged.
Ordinary. ...,,.,.....,,.,,..,'
Good ordinary. .,...,''',.. ...''''t -
Low mid Ing ....'.,...''..''''''9
Middling. ...,..,.,..s.'''' ''''S 4"
Good miGdung. ,.,...''''''''''''" Ata
Mlduling thlr.,..t....s .ss.ss. 'sss' ~. -.,
Total sales, 600 bales American 5000
bales. ,e,,o
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
Ia. concluded to lnauge III esa the la.o.. English fashion.

These amusing quite the
reported In which 2O participated participant
baed shilling the divided supplied
the missing word large
The total $53,5oo was divided among ia persons
each Of those got amost S47o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
FORT WORTH. IENAa-l

Nortue Of The Maps Of gexas HaonA ans
Indian rtor s With each subacr puoa this coatet CHER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

New Orleans. La. ian 81 - SpoeiaL) -
Cotton futures cioscd barely steady, un-
changed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

standard grauulated".,.,...."..iO
STANDARD confcctlouers' A.. "a
Cubes. ...,,..,,,...,,....,D
IoWdcfeu .,.s..s. ssss 's.ss's'sss"l
Crushed and cutioai ,,,...,.....,,.."
Wholesale grocers quotations 5EQeIo
higher
Grades omitted not ia market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
Receipts aud Exports at.lAii Waited states
EoFfn
slocl,. ID Nv lnl-.l a,nl.. 30 J..

Galveston, Tex, Jan 81 tSpoclaLl-
Stpchs thls gay .....t....., ...... liOle,Ot0
Stoci8 this aay last year ..... l,2iO,2lJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Daily Movements 10 Interior Towns
Galveston. Tex. Jan 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

81. Louis. Mo, jan 81 Wool. no re-
cepts or shipments; sul,s, 10000 pounds.
1rNus on private terms. Market MN,
demand active: prices unchanged
Sr LOUIS SPOT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
rlrnrnnnI TntnfeL
New Yorif Failures.

New York. Jan. 81. (SpeclAIl - ,,l.i,'t
futures closed steady at about po'n'
higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

St Louis jan. 81 lotion qniet, mid
ding . 7-lG salrr, none: receipts.
1900 bales; Shipments 700 bales;
sturlt 100000 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

creams handmade, twelve varieties zoo.
peanut blocks, T5ci peanut bar. per box
TIC lozengos, assorted con, bpounn ROY
TIC; gum drops. Mound City, 5-pouud boy
7bc; mnrshmallows Cherry brand, bib box
f1.25; mixed candies, pals, per mound, sc,
crystal cut ne; daisy II. NJ creams 9c;
stick candy, Ia pals. &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
oIAi,I.


Galveston, 1cx. Jan 3l-( specially
Sugar--PlAutatiOn agents prices in round
lots by the carload Tor Louisiana sugars:
Market closed firm and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Good middliug re; strict midiiiny
sic. middlinR, SIC; strict low mid.
ding, ihc; low middli < Ike; strict
good ordinary IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
A WoRp ABOUT REMNANTS.

Remnant Day is worldwide institution dating
back to the time when less intelli yent and
therefore superstitous. Friday was thought an
unlucky day. and thus Of our bright grandfahers
introduced Friday as Ba rgain Day. and with such
cess that 1t is now observed the world
The Washington Palais Royal. while not pu blishing
list in the newspapers has hundreds of patrons who
seldom let Friday pass without taking advantage Of
the reduc ions made. At this season, however
greatly reduced prices also quoted for winter
goods that are not remnants.
HERE ARE HINTS:
DRESS GOODS.-Whole pieces at lowered prices:
800. yard for choice of the 50c All-wool Cheviots
47c yard for choice of the 45-nch Atwood Fabrics
imported to retail at Use. yard.
UNDERWEAR. You were told in The Star yester-
day Of our Mems. women's and Children's Winter
Garments. The window display also tells you of the
goods and the reduced prices.
RIBBONS.-Several miles of All-silk Ribbons have
been secured TO sell at l9c. instead of pc yard All
colors and inches wide.
FLOWERS.-The beauty, the perfection OF form
and color makes them bargains. Roses with foliage
15c. Chrysanthemums. lie. Lilacs, pc bunch.
GLOVES.-39c. for Ladies' SOC. Quality Cashmere
Gloves. SOC for Mems Scotch Wool and English
Ringwood Gloves. 25c. for Boys and Children's
Scotch Wool Gloves An sizes at loacer prices than
usual FOR remnants
FaNS.-6Sc. for choice of the 81 Feather and Gauze
Fans. Not remnants great variety and all colors.
HANDkERCH1EFS- 1Sc. for Ladies' and Mems
Warranted All-linen Handkerchie SIS for soc. Not
undesirable remnants. but the correct All-white
II. S. Border Hapdkerchiefs.
e. BIT d0nt despise the remnants You MAY find
here Just ,chdt youare wantiO0 at Gerry top price
THE PALAIs ROYAL. Cor. 12th st. and Pa. are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
SHor Drr,Erurxr.
BROKEN LINES Al REDUCED PRICES
All Fresh and Perfect Good.

Ladies nur~e Kid Button Shoes. 90 1mon s~u-.
toe. patent Gather ,ss. hand sa~el. "A" ls-' 4
tAr 3. pair :. rai-6 n" Last pAir -. pair
q ''1' last pair ;. rair !, pa.r6 -" last -
rri- ~. psir 3. Reduce fr1m bfo - sfaIr
Ladies' GLAZED Kil B1'fun Shoe sluar- to- s.n,-
lea her tips. hand-sev.d welt a" last rafr Z.
pair 3. . pairs = pair ~. paw :. rsirG ''B'
last pair , 4 pair ~. I pair =. psir0 Go
Last I par ~. I pair tie. ID" last pair o.
pair ~ pair e. R.aue from 81 20 o. - =, psir.
Isdi,s' Wei Kid Burton Shoes opera to.,. pat.rt-
leather fi!~. hsnl-tu-n I'd. sl.s. a" Last % "a
pair ;. pair 81. Iar Z. = pair ~ " pairs -
rair . ''B" last pair ~ I paIr a. I pare I
par6 60 last pair =. pair 80 I raira ''Ds
last l pair -. pair q Reduced from a. % 70
:, - pair.
Ladies B-ight pon-o'a Button Sho~-. plain c,.--s
toes a Lest pair .ts ptir 3 Iair g. tai- y
pair q ''B" last Yair ''e. pair q Isir ~
par 4 =. pair -. '''' last ! pair ~. par =
plr 4. pair =. psi- ~. pair a. ~ last rair
IL pair ;i's fsr =. pair ~ pair e. "a ~
uair :. pairs. -" last 4 pair = 1 pair 4. rair
a. pair =. pair G's. rairs Reduced from eat,
:, - rair.
Ladies Clothfor lace SHOES. opera toe rat-nt
leather tir~ hanl -~pei wei a" Last -. r,aifs q
IL last pair =. I pair -. ralr q - iasf-
! usir4. pai- ~ flir e. ~ lH-t raf- pafr
-. pair par s>. pair e.. Reduced from
ladies' Brpuza Xii Opera slipr-rS ''B' last rair
.. tar :. ualr 81. "plirs 4 rair > 80 LAT =
-, rair6 Reduced from :, 10 81 % l,-ir
ss-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
ART Nrrprrwork Drr,nruryr.

No r.nC0-l Turkish Fu'Yrul tered Table t.,y.-
Reduced nom gu - % - 40
W l.O9l-l Haal---ub-1 lI-rel Center Pieces. Ra-
dur.i II tu so 90 o. - 90
". l.ols-l Huil--ubrp.i-rrg Scarf Reduced
from sls -sb-n sSun
". LODI Hsul-e11'il riirnri Tea Cloth Re-
dur.tl r. .r slS.OAtp - uA.
No COT Haud-lraNn la cloth R-la.e from
SIS. 90 90 SO 90
No. col Hana-embroiicr-i s-arL Reiuc-d
frnin I IN 90 10 $50.
70. LoO3-l sparht-l Tea Cl5th. Reduced from
= 90 500
No .op7 ! Hsnd-erE''-oi,lfrrl Table Cover Re-
due-d fr,#ru - g. - ga
". l.tNS-l Haua-lragn S.sarf Ealu "a fr,ta
s. 20 - 90.
NJ l,o1e-l HsaieInlr'idered Scarf Il. Iucei
fro.. a.. - 10 500.
td floor lnth h,ll NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

President Harrison. in granting AMNESTY TO
Aormou- who have been poly 81 m.sts, has done
ju-i what might have been expected % a broad
MINDED -tdte-ran- When the Mormon Church
Oileia!ls announced that polygamons mar
rAges would not again be cogntenanceI bv 1t
there vs- a general disposition throughout he
United states 10 regard The manifesto with sus-
Pieion- Gentlle- who resided IN Utah and adj
jaeen' states hoOte, at the mere idea of SINGER
ny On ihe part Of those vhoaTe sheltered bene..
the mantle II Brigham Dung. bnt the inuendo
sS- wIthou, any considerable force Whether
the polygamous caFitu.a,ion was consequent
upon the influences 1T civilization OF resulted
from strict APPLICATION Of unvseltIng law Is Of
but little consequence IN the present connec-
uon- IL i- enough 90 know that all impartial
investigators are satisfied that the Mormon
Church slA never again countenance Iolyganv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

An Masks Indian declares that within wear
D h'- seen q live uias;odon running wild.
other Indians eorroborate the story. senator
hyh o. right when he argued that the United
states should Use all it, power TO keep iHtoxi-
e.nt- out Of the TERRITORY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

There can be but one outcome Of that awful
contest Ehich will give North Carolina al inter
national reputation Of the least desirable sort
Law must ard will assert its SUPREMACY. and
there ARE doubtless thousands Of North Caro-
haians ready. II il be necessary. 10 TolloE the
example set by sheriff Noomaws Even public
sentiment Of the ba-sr SORE cannot easily align
itself with the !yuche.s who Yesterday mur-
dered a prisoner whose ultima e legal execution
Wa assured and In the committing of that
crims stained the states record With the warm
blood - innocent but fearless men who had re-
sfoudsd u ths sheriff demand for help. No
one need b. sorrowful for those OF the mob y ho
were killed. although they. too icft mourning
widows and children; they were unlawtalIy a.
semb!ed and when they alta, heI the Eakor,-
vile ja.i met Ju-t such "a reception a. they de-
served Tie state authorities Hay DO much TO
re-e~tabli-h the good name Of thcir beloved
common wealth. but they should move speedily
and releu,es.ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

aore than ih.rty-four wears ago the WAN
do''e Ca4e'fe made i'-iirst appearance small
~eeAiv paper Las, saturday the same news
paper. long ago converted into a daily journal
and reeb-i-tened the Kansas city HAAS. ,
"aIs'i'. came out with forty eight pages of
new. mi-cellany. illustration. and advertise
ments. highly ersdIiabls publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

IL l. alleged A. one Of the rs4sons whv Nr.
Edward Murphy should be elected senator from
New iorA that he does not permit the ne #
Prot@ne language IN his brewery. Mr. Murphy
Vas not. II appears, IN has brewery when he first
b-arc Of Mr. Cleveland condemnation of his
c@ndldacv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
FrR Drp,rrnFxr.

As,ralhan Cloth Cape. size al. Reduced frouu
50 t. 81 y.
j Persian Lamb Scarf. with head. Reduced from q,
IAs;Fskhan Military Cape. Reduced from s:s. o
70 S30.
; yards Black Augors Fringe. Reduced from n, 20
5Oc. yard.
odd door 10Th IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
- . -

The evident personal apprehensiyeress with
which some Of cur es;eemed cotemporaries
view the probable elevation in the price II
WHISKY is one Of the saddesi results o: the re-
cent election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Srrr DEP,KrNrST

Gray Flannel Wrapper. ''Pinosss" style. Re lared
from -. 20 70 e..
A small lot OF Gray Serge wrar per-. size. M "a
and a.. Reduced from y, 20 s395-
4 Very Pine Serg- MraIIers. , fnahogany s,na 2
brown. sizes "a and 81 Reduced from Is 10 sfo
Navy Blue Russian Blouse SUITE lined with Str,,
cheyiot Reduced from sls, SIS aud els "a T., . Id
A few ChangeAbie silk Waists. lined thrs,os h.t,s
velvet cuffs aud xirdle Rsducel iroln slOfo /.
4 Cashmere waisss. navy blue aud > hiacl iin-s
throughout, full sleeves sizes VI and - ke IN II
from as - 10 50.
4 A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

u Representative Cultivate has any large
sra0ua' Of bacteriA infected money which he Is
afraid 10 handle he wIl have 10 difficulty in
hnssing people who would be Pleased to relieve
him % the rlsk and the notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
H,xpKrRourrr DEp.nrursr

blades Japan-se SIN Handksrchi-fs. embrosd sr~d
srailOped edsr.s-soel Eedaced frO.a lsr 30 I.,S.c
3Iadi-s' Embroidered. Bensiitched Al linen iianA-
ker-hief- fancy boct and dra work bsr,i---- =
soil.d. Reduced from ~ g. .apc.
a I.sis~' sli-linen Handkerchief. en,f,rold.r.a
.caliofe5 .iss---oil-d h-sluced from ..pr 10 ~
4 Iales Sheer AL linen Henstitched Initial Iia,,a
E g. II" hsda''a ron @'e- to s'. sfss
10 Mea'- Henstitched AIl-linen Initial Hsraksr.
chiefs: 4 }. L. Ne u.s. and Va Rs.iuosH
from Joe. - :LSc. 3for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

The fact that bacteria clusters around bsnI
BAL brings ne" evidence IN favor of the prop
osition that money Is the root OF evil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Chicago comes forward with a noisy, self
ss-~rnve brand of natural gas which show. ,ha,
The Washington BRAID Is not up To- standard
even explosive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
HosrrRY Drp,rrufxr.

s'pairS Clu ireu's Plain Hla-t Cashmere H -
~. EeiuH-i from 80 to 80. fssir
3Vsirs Cal. irfn's Pain tarlIuaI ra-h mere Hn--
silk heels aud toe. ssr4 Reduced from ; e. .ssr
Iair.
5 PAIRS adiss' Ts1 Si'f-uls.a Hos. sizes \ ma
%. Reduced from - - %. pair.
4 IL 4