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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-02-24


NTAMEsS OF PERSONS WHO DIED DURING
IN The YEAR.
Daniel Hagan. itharies lhllon
Italian M. 37i, Owen Short.
Man unknoyu Theodore Baker.
Iobn Sheridan Robert Fricker
Michael keeIan John DnmiIre.
Thos Ioriran Patrick Hoyse.
Elizabeth Benson. Miss Jane Beais-
NTAMES OF PERSONS wHC GAVE Birth
N To CHILDREN.
kate Stork Lizzie Campbell,
Maggie Mullen. Lizzie lsormer.
Alice Be
INSURANCE L ON PROPERTY.
Insurance Company North America o..
and wagon she'd % 100 W
Insurance Company North America on
Poor House building 3OOO Oo
Insurance Company North Amt rica on
pump house and machinery BOO O
house furniture 90" .'..''.'."'..". 800 90
Insurance Company North America on
pump house ana machinery. tu %
Insurance Ompany, Oriental, 0i Hart
ford. Poor House and contents Oh barn sso w
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RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
Poor and HOlSG Of Employment
Cambria County, Pa.
FOR
1892.
JEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
1892.

CHASLES !. MAYER, ESQ Treasurer
In account with the Poor and House OF Employ
ment OF Cambria county,
DIR.
To balance due at last settlement. ........s 352
RequistIon for lsg2 ....... 1900 90
Cash received from -. W. Miller, Poor
Director. o.. . ss Is
Cash received from ThOs. Hoover, Stew
ard ...................... sy7 OS
Balance due 81 96
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MOSES REoEIyED FROM mrsoELLAN-

vi EOUS SOURCES.
Ih0s. Hoover Steward of pooT house,
from estate OF Roht. j. Williams -. 81 90
y, g. Darby PTuthOnOtary costs ..... A. "a
j. y Darby frOihCnutary costs. - co.
) =. Darby ProthnnOtary cOStS.----.- lUI %
10 Darby iTothOnOtary costS...... 81 90
James Dick refunded : jurOr... | 73
=. W. Miller poor director. Common
wealth ys. MONTY " ESch.......... IL -
Jas. I Young, jail fees -.-...-.......- 2 y
:. w. Miller poor director, fees col
leetcd ., ...,............ lsl2
y W. Miller poor director, Of ChaS.
hnatsS Tor maintenance OF mother
al DiXmOnt ..... A. "a
County commissioners amount re.
turned fromState for making report
Of state tax. .......-..................... 55 90
II W Slick. assignee of wm. Peters rs IS
ID, VI. McGregg for voting booths, &c l7iu 20
ID. NJ. NcGTcgg, being y OF State
tax returned Tor ls95. ..............~ Ass rs
hos Hoover steward Oi poor house. % ~
No. y December seSsi ions, costs. .. 81 a
No. - Decent er sessions, costs. 20 30
No. December sessions COSTS. 3s "a
=. W. NJ Miller poor director, refunded
by Mis-. Mctilaughlin... .......... 10 90
;. " Miller poor director, amount
returned 10y poor directors OF West
nOieland Ounty. ........... ..... 10 %
lhos. Hoover siewa rdof poor honse 339 90
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-02-24
RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
-OF-
Cambria County, Pa.
-FOR-
1892.

CHARLES ]. MAYER, ESQ, Treasurer.
i'm account with Cambria County, Pa.
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CAsH EEGkIyEp FROM coNsrAHLEs

A 'ASh ED FtOM tONSIa Bl4ES
~ 1891 AND PREVIOUS,
Simon Adams, BIackIck tvp........... l2i 90
g. ID. Ryan. CieaTfeld twp......-..... 50 10
David j. O'HaIa, WilmOre bOr...... az 81
Jacob 4. warner, Chest twp.......-- IS zs
\. B. MartZe. GaIlitzin twp............... I64 ~
VIM Prize, Washington twp............. I As
L. L. Miller. Hastings bOr...-.............. 65
Robert U'Neill, Munster TWP. - ~
Samuel Huey, TunncllbilI bor ....... 10 ~
l., !. Bearer Susquehanna twp. 55. "a
W. h. Burinctt, ~ummerhiiI twp. Ga ~
!. j. Harris, JohnStOwn ] ward......... Iii %
L. X. Miller ward. ~ UI
Jacob BTindle 9 ward. ; 63
Ed COnnerY 10 wafd..... - 90
John Fox IA ward - y 80
Moses Feathers, Stonycretk twp..... 375 o.
u. +. Bnrrhart. West TaN lOr twp. 2Z0 90
w. ii kil0n, East Taylor TWP. 7li 81
Peter Kelly. Jack son twp.........-....... 200 "a
,Iohn---- Upper lOder............ 2I5 10
GustaVe WeISc, Lower loaler............ IGti 20
w. q SchrOth, CarTOlltOwn bor 10 81.
Il. p, Miller, Hastings bor............... 81 10
i. j. Harris, 1OhItStOwI. .............. 205 10
Isaac j. Weaklaud, Carroll twp. 3d., I6
John NJ. Watt, GA ilitZ in Twp. III @
+. j. Bearer, Cai rolltown boI............ Ill ~
347s 81
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Insurance Company. Oriental, OF Hart
I"rd, on foor Hos-e osildinx---....- $50 20
=. ~ ~horIA hu' nAi contents oi barn Loo Uo
dernan,a, OF St Parl, hospital and nx-
tares 49,; -----..--.-..-....-. 1000 w
German. OF Pittsburg. hospital and az.
urss..--,-;----;---.-- 1890 70
San Fire. of London.
$50 $50 %
Hiven under our hands at Poor aud House Of
EmpiO5 ment OF Cambria COUNTY Pa tbis 2;th
day OF January, A u 1898
GEO A. KINKtAD
JOSEPH HIPS Auditors
W. q. BERRY
Ehenshurg. Pa Pa Feb z I sz3
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Cambria Freeman
L. Published. Weekly at
/BENsBURG, CAMBRIA CO., PENNA.,
BY JAMES q. HASSON,

Subscription Rates
one copy. yea, cash IN nadvance............sl %
do Il not paid within months l.'a
do do II not pBid within months W
DO do II not paid within the year. 20
ss-To persons residing outside Of the county
g. cents additional Der year Will be charged To
pay postage
s<-In no event viii the above terms he de-
arted from and those who don consult their
own interests py paying In advance must not
pect 10 he placed on the same footing as those who
a., Ter rms fact be distinctly understood froE;
TINS time forward.
ssrPay for your paper before you stop It, tf stop
A. YOU must None but scalawagS do otherwise
font ne A scaIawax-Iife snort.
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Balance due at settIement..--.--s 6ie6
STOCK ON FARM.
head horses, IS milk cows, s head beef cattle.
l Holstein bull, IL shOats, IS chickens turkeys
DARN PRODUCTS
90 tons hay, .s25 bushels wheat. 40 bushels rye.
95 bushels bGckWheat. Bushels oats, 500 bush
els CON- 900 bushels potatoes 2,760 head cabbage,
~ bushels barley.
l. ILLED ON THE FARM
5 600 pounds pork, 2Ii5 pounds neef.
MANUFACTURED Ar HOUSE.
Is barrels sauer kraut $50 pounds butter. 81 gal
Ions lard 81 barrels soap. IS pillow slips. 20
n Gets SO women's dresses, IL holsters. = wo-
mems skirts. leather pillows. 80 towe's 50 mems
shirts 10 bed ticks. 80 haps. Is aprNns 40 chemiSe,
"a pairs women's hose, As pairs mems socks,
20 pairs mittens. bOnnets.
WARM IMPLEMENTS.
self binder. manure spreader, thresher and
separator. l hay tedder. wagon and necess airy
iarm tools.
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Given under our hands at the Commissioners
office at Ebcnshurg, IA, this 3Ist day of Janu-
arr, A ID. 1898.
GEO. KlNKEAD,
JOSEF II HIPPS.
W, q. BERRY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

her aid with O bottle Of household ammo
ni0,and "a sympathetic "pn' thius,l reckon
she must have been scad,' rcl about
to rrviyc her The little ,di Ind moi
awakened further than to urn pnrilrlly
over aud unl,e SOME inartiuulntr Hide
Hmfnur "bih they sny sninemu was
Killed. was her hg-i uurstinp on rrgniG
inr her power Of sprerh The train was
laundering an ngaiu and her nervousness
was not at all iiminishrd
Cow killed." replied Torrance, witt,
drlighuul and utterly reckless mondnc.
~. 'Shr WINS walking on the track aud
tue engineer couldn't see her in the
dark"
Ito got un to request couple of pas
ecngors two or threw seats away who
Were discussing The accident In a loud
topc TO moderate their voices as he did
not wish The lady Ia knnw of II. nnd
then returned To administer with cypcr.
fenced hnnd and unwcnving peumarity
OF arruurut small dose of cosnnc 10
his fellow trNv,lrr
at was very silly In me to faint" she
said With snile. hnhding him hArl the
glass; u thiut nush crcnt inlu her cheeks
whcthrr duc 10 the Atimulant or the roe
objection % Her action In SELLING his arin
Torrance did mt trouble himself to com
lecture. hr only SAW that II heightened
her beauty
"Ncry natural for lady IN fnlnt--per.
fcrtly proper; established by the hiriiest
social precedent" he rpsnnulcd with n
laugh, III was pr,lmhly The iucniion OF
The c4w that did T. rs tradition, l
helieyc, with us, that ln'lirs are hahlu.
ally tiiuid IN The presence Of those ami.
TOO mnCh Tor Your nerves"
oh, ! hcg Of you, sii'-"
"pnriun me- h. INTERRUPTED, seclng
an opportunity To change the subject,
| hut detcrmucd 10 lsear ,ip the allcgnry
Of the COW even " he was Obliged IL
| 70 somewhere anil fgvt u portion Of that
| cows tril ~ produce IN evidence" shut
| allow me to makr mysclf known; AM
| Richard Torrance Of New York. on my
! WAY 10 Cedar Hollow Ia seq my an
friend Maiur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YOU
know himf'
Il AM going to Cedar Hollow myself. -
she said. have relatives ilcrc. hut |
| fear. they viii nll be 10 h'd hcfnrc can
reach thnm'
'No oac 10 meet youT' he asked el,.
waiting his eyebrows sllgMly,
No. My visit Il wholly unexpected
| shall probably cntch The stage"
"Rathcr had wight for staging" No
observed mnsingly, aud then in III,
wonder he felt he hcrpme silcut and dts
feel Into q llsh sleep, lle was dropping
into a doEe himself. when the condnttn,
whom he had notified To sap al Ceinl
Hollow, shook him 10y The arm. He feli
the train slowing mp and rousct hinscll
and hcmn 20 gather M his traps.
"lhe lady gifts on here. too,t / be.
llev@n said the official.
Yes IN waken her" said lorraine,
aud the couinctot pA.sed on Reachus
ovor hc tonehed her lighily On the Shout
der. She awokc instantly.
If y1u are going 10 Cedar itolluv
this Is The station where We grs %. h,
snld IN answer 10 her look which Qnns
tioned hin. She began 70 collect hei
little luggage, and Nakcned tho child.
Come, Bessie, wake M dcar W,
am mor than grataful Bessie s,en
qeke sYmfortn1ly. Did yaa h.tse nie,
Bessie save Nor mother very sleep,
snswrr, epd ToraFne9 took his Goa
] rstess swkwrril' and ratheFed ap BIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The mail train that left The Alexandria
NATION on the night Of an October storm,
hSS7, had been held for ccnnectons and
was twenty-five minutes behind schedule
lime; Il WIS to be run on orders on a
single track across the Wild aud desolate
stretch Of country trayersed by the
Virginia Midland railroad, from Alesnn.
drin TO Dnnulie. On this train Richard
Torrance Of New York had taken pas
sage, with two red Irish dogr OF pedigree
aIhe residence OF his friend, Major Alnes-
wood, who had written him that pheaa-
ants, az they are called down there,
were becoming 80 fat and plentiful that II
seemed an act OF inproyidence TO permit
such a waste Of opportunity TO go on:
Torrance had seen bis dogs weh housed
fn the baggage ear forward aud WIS
fatrolling the station platform 10 whinisi-
cal indeclsion whether 10 travel Ia tile
smoking car or 10 the third coach from
the rear, whicE lady and child who
had Interested him had entered. lie
finally effected sort Of compromise he
bestowed his guns and yalise Ia tue
coec4i, In the seat Immediately back Of
the one the lady aud child had taken,
and then as the train started out Into the
wet darkness for its long night run went
forward into the smoker, where be found
some ghy spirits In the persons OF three
romnerpinl travellers from Philahelphiai'
" no uNu lhtAhAtN Ahh NVihA'AAt'ff
ed themselves and were casting about for
fourth hand at a game OF euchrc' ThsY
claimed him by the unwritten law Of the
road and he, nothing loath, joined then;
but he played with M air Of pteocrupd-
ZION and gave uncertain laughter 20 the
spicy narratives with which the drum
eners bcguiled the game between denls,
After finishing his cigar and losing
couple Of games and his reputation ~
eWhre player, he re.inquishrd his seat to
passenger OF indigenous aspect aud
wrnt back " the car IN which he had
left his trips The lady who had at.
tractcd him sat nrrvou-ly watchiul, her
hcid resting YEARLY GU her head; the
little girl hnd gone to sleep, with her
head IN her companions lap. Torrance
rolhd see. In the hnsty survey he made
vi their faces, by the tAckering CLEAN Of
lbe cnr lamps That the Indy was young,
possibly not more than 20. aud very
pretty; that the child WIS not more than
4 or D years Of age aud In feature an nj
most exact reproduction Of the elder WHO
be- reasoned. must he Ia moihcr. The
hdy was dressed ia deepest black and
welded, hut not 50 heavily as TO conceal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Tie rithcr pale loyellncss Of her face.
Torrance took his seat aud make
feini of reading the Nn=hiuglon papers,
but DE ligided the atteauOu he gave To
the report Of the congressional proceed
ings with study OF ihc yellow hair OF
Thr passenger VINO occupied The seat IN
front OF LIN. aud making foralcss con
lectures a. 10 her destination. tie could
see llat she was very ncn0us, possibly
III. lie could not Wonder much at ANY
state Of feminine nerves. for the Niiettl
OF uic heavy train rs II plunged lowu
the steep gfnlcs aud lnrhWl around the
sharp curves was truly frightihl, They
lald paascl Mnuus..ns Junction md the
tfAln Awcpt on INTO tlte Wild nnd lunuly
-ts.lrn hryoud, through the stormy hlNoN'
meas which was briefly Illuminated in
passing 10y thn aghl irOul the ear win
dows aud HE headlight OF the painting,
leaving irhn mass ahead wliusc sull was
held IA the grasp ut The slluu. Nligant
man who drove u turwarl Into the
nlrhi. The rain beat spitrluily agnnN
the hlnci. window panrs Jlil the lntAps
hlckere'l AMI hniirnd iiimly. hut the
Will how, VI the wind was lost In the
risl aud fnnr ~ The wheels beneath.
and only the weird nolcs 81 the deep
whistle rang out now and iilen and were
hurnr back nn tue voice Of Tie tempest
10 their oars Faster and faster Whey
rhd an TIL The swinging ami lnwhug Of
tiic ears svctnNl cNe-N u1in'ni 70 threat
en- dcrlimeut and pnssiply u dr'f, and
nwfih muHgr ftnn Olw hf The lofty Tres
ties, with which the road ubounts, down,
down 10 horrible and perhaps not IN.
siant dealt Iuff0ine hii No anxiety
for he was an old anu harleucl traveller
but he conceived what q slriin 1t must
be for delicate mud tmd woman. this
Eppod. thla darkness hna tiliH stOnn.
There wVrv but half dozen other pas
senrers In me 'ar. ulosl OF Whom were
reading. and as he heard 4 little sleepy
cry OF complaint from tie child about Its
being coll, be yeutured 10 acecst the
pardon me. madam he said lean.
ing forward. ''but will you allow me 10
throw this coat over the little girlg The
car seems cool and | feed drought.
They ought Go have fires In the cars Mt
this tune OF year Ia sulqi weather"
She hcsitaie1 moment, tlen with q
graceful Acknowledgement accepted the
light oyercOat he rendered her and
spread Il over the sleeping child. As
she did not seem inclined 10 encnuralo
him to further conversation, he lapstNl
Into quiescence and idle speculation re
Hpccting her place geographically. rrra
emily she turned aud asked 10 evident
apprehension. ''ls NOT tho speed some
thing extraordinary. unnsunlf'
Seeing ale look'~l.for opportunity 4
reaasare her he hus,ened 10 reply, viii
the nonchalhnce Of the experiences
twveler ami the readiness OF NINA VIII,
reasons quickly; ''Oh, no; not for TILL
arlin. IT'S d fast train. and they're
little behInd time ! believe You really
nessd have no alarm, for the engineer I
the safeaf and most careful one on IN
hne"
Tnia was pure fabrication on Tor
fnuce's part, nOr he knew the engine
driver abosH As wei as he know hi
neu-duor lodrer in New YORK Who. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
A ROMANCE OF CEDAR HOLLOW,
ron TIM SUNDAY GAZETTE
lcep,rlrh., lspa. 1y .. rarl sIaalonl

I uredlf.tcd years ago that he, for reason
Of his almost morbid trnthfnlness. woull
! be 4 failure - il lawyer. and he begun
10 ACQUIRE d new measure Of seif-fcspcet
| which had been sorely tried 10 Il trill Ia
which he had been worn out by a battling
female witness quite recently.
II should think il would require great
courage 10 h. au engineer such night
as this.' she went Gu, apparently glad OF
the opportunity 10 speak and relieve
some OF The TENSION on her nerves. ''Ihe
storm IN something terrible aud | nm
not very brave when On
Her voice rose 10 stiiiied scream as
the whistle sounded sharply. aud Tie
wheels cOininenccd TO grind In the
clutches OF the air brakes which were all-
piled so suddenly that the occupants Of
the car were almost forced from their
seats. Torrance got on his feet inne-
diafely aud assisted the lady ip re-
gaining her former angie Of position,
and tried IN measure 10 restore her
cOnposure. which. however was futile
attempt Tho train stopped AMI ran
slowly back u few rods and stopred
again: 4 confused huzz NJ voices WIN,
out was borne htfuily by on tue gusts Of
wind, aud i1s tHngle of the tininmens
lanterns made spots iu the rainy dirk
ness here aud thcru TIL all the spots con
yerged ut one point beside the track.
Torrance started to 70 0ut though he
suspected well enough what II WIS,
when nervous clasp was laid on his
arm and lac hcgrl the lndy's voice say
Ing. "Plcasc speak 10 that woman over
there and tan her bcliyyc I'm going
to-I feel very unWell /"
IIc did moi wait for her to flush, Int
with engcr prompting unlocked his va
lise and began hasty search for his
brandy llask While hr was thus en-
gagged the train started on again aud
one Of the drinnmcrs who had gotten
Of To 4.e what was the matter came
through the ear on his way To- the -nnl-
or. aud In response to some inquiries,
said with the cudnmcfy terae dcWfintiye
clnuucnce Of his kind; MAN struck aud
Killed. Walking uu the track. Tramp.
They've got him loaded in the baggage
ear
Torrance. who by sundry glnnces had
tried to stop but IN vain, tho CONNER
nial man w his compressed account Of
the affair. having found his llasls turned
10 the lady aud discovered that she had
fnintcd. Slightly perplrIed he hastencd
10 the cooler and rot some water IN the
drinking rup. aud with the assistance of
an elderly woman passenger, who lent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

now, MaaS Dick. wild de rain. Come
dis way honey. au' | reckon | can I'm
YOU MI n h.al can't see yo' face cause
MS eyes mint done open yet. SeiNlhg
The i9nn ~, started from the room,
only 10 BE- arrested by Iehc
Heal. you Ca'line, VIVA you goin
wild dat lanpi Bring. dat rnlp nans
heath You hcah me- lou ieH'ih "Nss
Dick an me IN lie daks
II ant ihinkin' about YOU. ypn DIE.
gah" She answered scorntnlly MASS
Dick. | done fogot about YOU. AL
90 on Caroline. IN get q light. Poke
IN that fire. Icbe Goodnight. he
called. In answer to the goodnight the
lady bade him as she went WIFE Snr9-
line Into the great hall md out OF ms
sight. Bessie was drasglhg Wea1Iy
mother and rubbing her sleepy eyes.
Zebe went ont 60 look after his horses.
and lorraine stood long time by the
fire Of kindling logs indulging Ike outer
aud inner feeling Of warmth and musing
strangely: an emotion Of pity sprang up
in his heart as he Thought OF the nother
and her beautiful child, whose hair he
yea fitt on his check. and he swore 10
himself that he wOnld do anything for
them, anythiug no matter how hard: he
thanked vaguely the Kind fate that had
thrown his mans help In the way OF
their need.
who the devil is stey' he muttered,
thinking In the singular. as he went
slowly up the stairs TO his room.
Major AmeswOod lived In the post
bellmm period Of which We write In some
state. though quite alone; that ls' alone
so far as kindred were concerned. though
he had always about his estate, which
had btsn saved from the scyerer laynges
Of she war and preserved with some pre-
tension 10 IT, former Importance. host
OF old servants who had once been his
slaves and who remained loyal TO him
during the trying times Of secession and
emancipation Ia anti-bellum days his
estate was the largest, his slaves the
most numerous and his house the finest
aud his doors the widest open of any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
a NEW DIseAsy


- NiEtt.
II has been kn0w.
70 the medical profas. ~ sIsS q
is capable Of affcctinss 'slua IA b /
aud tissue Of tho brs..ne ailI IN \
was at first supposed i's y, ~ u
the head and thru, !" = Il
became known that H. MlsrS|
stomach. bowels li ~ nll.h y
lungs and heart wera riIt n
The heart. like the Az sIs s'hi N
TONED, Is lined with 4 n n,, Sr4l \
which is subject IL e s.esya. ~
tion, giving rise 10 dersa.,,ln...l
heart known as hear ii.s7.li
eons membrane lining ths NV \, 4
tinuous with the nneon ,e uA.l \
ing the vessels leading 'as
heart. That thi. n,snr. w "a \
Is subject to chronic caisr,s I',s. .,'s
suspected, hut not posiii,,,Ii. n,' w
very recently. Chrunir os,! ~
mucous lining Of the larsessr ' nv,
Is called Arteryitis. an5 ~ 49,. ~
latest discovery IN m,siIe.i' s y.
pie who are subject IA rt e,.ls
elsewhere are especiaIly 6si,.h I.
is most prevalent IN a, XIV !, \
summer. 1t Produces Maxi ,i,. O.
skin eruptlons, nervous a Nv,
general prostratlon Of lbe cs,l ~
IL Is the principal canse ~.
malndies peculiar to spdss
The fact that Pe-ru.na ~.
wherever located. make ~, W.
specific for this disease =
course Of treatment with ~, = : 1
the only reasonable pt7spe', ; = 4
i,e-ru-na cures by remoyIs,' n. II
Doctors prescribe il, irus,i.s.
meml it, and patients Az
praising it. It gradu,lls y.
chronic catarrh from Il.
wherever it is located.
A valuable treatise Oh thls ~. 1
be sent free to any adlnSs II x K
ru-na Drug Manufacturing ~, "
Columbus, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The value of silver orr sli,il
Crerde, Colo, III February ~
to have been $4,000. TIE aw :
Of Colorado was Increased Ii \.
3,0U,OO0 ounces. The low p-s q
yer has no effect upon the ~
of the metal in the mines v
cost ranges between rs and va
ounce. The output this year u 4
ably he very much larger thai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

A New York jeweler hss i, :
is probably the most lgae1is,,.
seen in this country. lne siSa
the mines In southern Austria /
been carved to represent. n n
flying female figure. The ~
of In clouds and rays from 4
making 1t seem as II Il Wss
through a blaze Of sunset n. !
as large as the palm Of I Il
hand.