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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
nouAI. REORGANIZATION.

The proposition in the city council to
reduce The number of wards Is one that
should be carefully considered and not
condemned on casual investigation. The
question Of reduction is one thing and
the equalization of representation is an.
other thing The bavis of representation
in the council today is an outmgc that
will be apparent to an who consider that
in the last mayoul,y election, the Third
ward lacked only twenty-five votes Of
casting as many as did the Fifth, Sixth.
Seventh aud Eighth wards combined.
This Is not just and should be rcmedied.
Let those who will discuss the dues.
ton Of reduction, but The Gazette asks
for every section Of the city an equal
and equitable representation. One votes
in one ward should not br made 20 count
four times as much in the city lcgisla-
ton az voter in another ward, which
Is the ease as the city is now dlstrlctcd.
Whether the number of wards be reduc-
ed, increased or allowed to stand. there
can he no question that the city should
he redistricted TO the end that the people
may have equal representation in the
municipal legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

shrinlts IN volume relatively to the num-
Der of people who use it and the amount
of business to be done with 1t, the pur-
chasing power Of money increases, all
prices fall. including the wages of labor,
business becomes improbable. industries
are suspended and all the evils have TO
be endured which are summed up in
these two words. hard tines
Ii is the Recorders idea that on this
basis of calculation there should be at
least S55,0O0,000 added to our circulation
every year. This country has the larg-
est civilized population in the world. Ii
Is the greatest In commercial and indus
trial activity, and 1t is growing at a rapid
rate If It remained stationary conn
try i would sill need a larger per capita
circulation than that of any European
nation, and it follows That under existing
conditions our volume of currency should
receive additions to keep pace with the
yearly growth of our population aud bust
ness.
These facts have never been sufficiently
enlarged upon in our financial discus
sions, but they are of controlling impor-
lance and should be kept before the poo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
TuE LONGING ron A HOME.

The craving for land that Is strong
enough to move people to stand in line
for days under a broiling sun, sleeping
Oh the ground, suffocated by lying dust,
nourislcd by insufficient food, half perish
ing for water, for the opportunity of
registering aud getting chance merely
to join in a rush FOR lands, which may
never he obtained on account Of the fierce
competition of thousands, and which. If
obtained at all. must DO paid for,--such u
craving one would think mast come from
a longing for home so strong as to he
dramatic in is intensity. In many cases
this is true; but thousands Of the men
who endure these hardships are not think
ing of home. They are spectators. II
they win, It will be 70 sell their claims
for money. That Is an they have in
view. The pathos of it all is lost,
then. and we can think only Of desperate
gamblers, But the real homescekers-for
them there is admiration, pity. and an
earnest hope that they may be the ones
TO win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
1oKERs' Jon LOTS,

Jqgson says the cater of the early
zettc.
why does she marry him on two
months acQuaintnnccf' eff she knew
him longer She would not marry him at
all'-Phlladclphla Record.
Kentucky had another shower of fish
where the fish have to 90 TO the clouds
for water.-Boston Traveller.
This, suppose, said the stranger
IN the city, is one OF your olnhhonsesY'
well. you might call II one. It's a
police station. n--Washington Star.
"Ho, You say your prayers every
night and morning, do yony ieeted the
bad little hoy Yes, and so would You II
YOU had to do ii or lake lickin'." re-
piled the good little boy, firmly Chicago
Tribune.
"What can I do for your" he asked Of
the caller u came TO collect for Tho
vcuulaling fan we put in for you" "Oh
-er; | see. I'm sorry, but we arn't
cashing any drafts at present Wash.
ington Star
White-'I'm astOnlshed at the way
Gray treats his wife. Think how mnel
he owes 10 her" Blacll-''Rnt tbini'
how much he owes TO his failorl And
see how Gray treats him!H-Boston
Transcript,
Nisiior-What made you look at me-
so hard at supper, Tommy / holieve
You were counting the biscuits | ate.
Tommy / wasn't counting ON
Papa said YOU couldn't count 'em. Van
ate SO many. Texas Siftings
.Customer--I want to get good ser.
vieeable musdnito-bar,
Clerk-Whcre do YOU livey
Customer New Jcrsey.
Clerk-you don't want a mosquito.har
You want crowbar Judge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN
TERRIT Dry NEWS.

Perpetrators are under way for a grand
labor league picnic at 1alihiua on the 2Oth
lust.
one hnndred and thlriy-hve women are
reported to be ia line at Orlando, waiting
chance to register.
Mr.. Z. H. Grecr will begin the publlca-
tlon Of weekly paper at Perry, TO be
Known al the weekly TIMES.
A now bank 70 be known as the Farmers
aud Merchants National. will be opened
at Perry. !. r., on the 18th Inst
The Chlokasaw Chleftain, published at
Ardmore, !. n, will soon issue a special
edition OF Hfty pages, giving history OF
the two territories.
]. l.. Meliahan, who owns claim near
NIinco. has raised this season 1923 bushels
OF wheat; 80 bushels of oats; los bushels
of barley: 200 bushels OF millet seed; 200
bushels Of onions: 10 car loads of water
melons aud 100 bushels Of corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

not expected to recover frsn stroke Of
paralysis.
Al nilisi,oro. NJ and Mr. staeum AMI
little girl were seriously pcisnocd by eat
ing hocf steak which bad been kept IN an
Albright eusiosure
Oh Tuesday last a destructive are Wis
tel windom. small town twelve miles
from Bohhnm, six grain houses, 500 bush
els OF corn. 125 tons Of hay aud two nat
cars were burned.
Tho pecan rop IN Gillespie couniy IS
said 20 be the largest Known in many
years. The trees are loaded down with
nuts, and It Is estimated that the receipts
from thls proiuct alone in that county will
amount To about $1,000.
The anihosiies of Sherman have IN
charge one Co. l.. Akin. who recently
arrived in that city from Washington, ID.
C.. who Il believed to be insane. He la
bors under the delusiou that detectives are
trying to arrest him for cmoezzlement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

The people Of Texas DO not seem TO be
taking kindly to local option. even i there
has been a panic. Pearsall and Round
Rocl, both defeated local option Wednes-
day by decided majorities. There seems
to be a conviction in the public mind that
these local option elections are rather ex-
pensive and serve only to divide nelghbors
into factions, since they are not perma-
nent settlements of the question: but may
be, and usually are. repeated periodically,
It being rarely the case that precinct
remains dry" when so voted at an cleo
ton. After all. the proper place to
teach temperance Is IN the home. Par
ents cannot permit their boys to run
wild until grown aud then expect the
law to undo what parental neglect has
done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
THE MONT STUBBORN

THE MOST SI'OBBOhN
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Scrofula, all blood taints
and poisons of every name and nat
ure, are utterly rooted out by DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by a torpid
liver or impure blood, it is the only
remedy SO certain and effective that
it can be guaranteed. If it fails to
benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
Eczema, letter, Salt.rheum, Fry
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and
every kindred ailment, are COM
pletely and permanently cured by it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
THE FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS
SITUATION.
New York Fiuancierl

The country is making rapid progress
N bringing order ont OF chaos, and In
fehabilimling itself. so as to conform 10
its true normal condition, distrust has
subsidized. boarded funds are evidently
being returned to the channels of trade
the premium on currency has become
? memory of the past, never again, II
IS hoped, TO be revived, country banks are
other Eastern moneyed centers: mills
and Misunderstanding establishments are re-
Stunning work, currency being available
Tor payment of their operntiyes); the
crops. of the West and South arc com
nmenclng tp move; in brief, all things are
n0heinl, anu the rcsliency and iccupera-
stukingiy indicated in the sharp recovery
from the abyss of general depression into
which fle country had been suddenly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
TEXAS POLITICS.

Decatur Post: Chairman Baker is not
man to be rttled at the appearance OF
spoots.
Burnett Bulletin Texas Democrats
who can now swallow Cleveland and
CLARK both are mighty scattering
Decatur Post; No Clark men in the
state have taken defeat more graceful
~ than Flanagan aud Quincy. They set
their brethren glittcring example.
Denton Chronicle: Patriot Reagan
would he tue very man TO run for COVER
two salaries while holding but one
office.
Locbhart Popalist; Brethren. pay no
attention to these Clurl, howlers when
they attcnpt 90 convince You that Hugg
viii run again. Their gamc is 10 CON
s0ldate on Reagan or Culbcrson and
snow W. under again.
Decatur Post: John IL. Reagan will
stand forth rs one Of the graudest char
actors in Texas history when recollections
Of his calumniatQrs shall have become as
dim and as misty az the Ocala demands.
Dodd City Spectator: Ben Terrell is
down in Mr.. Cranes district organic
ing free silver clubs. We don't think
the Democracy of that district will be
easily captured In any POpulist trap of
this Kind. We would guess that, out.
side Of the P0pulsts. Mr., Terrell viii
find but few who will join his clubs.
Bcllyille Timci: Judge George Clark
is quoted as saying that both gold aad
silver are now almost obsolete rs money
thar ''tlpe cisilzri' world has progressed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
a LARGE INCREASE IN THE CIR,
CULATION.

Nlhe llhAnclfrl
The incneale in the national hank nota
circulation during August Is without n
parallel In recent history Of the national
banking system. The secured circnio,
ton. based on bonds, increased Si5 All
40 during August, on the heels Of mn In.
crease during July Of S5,32010l. This
inerease of more than $2O,OO0, 600 IN t,ro
months has carried the secured circrla'
ton 70 .SlIS.G3G.71S nnd ihe circnis MN
OF AL kinds to Sl9S, SSl. SS1. The '' cir'
euli.tion secured by lawful money. which
Is m proves Of retirement, Is now neayl =
% q s.andstll tn amount, Ms new dbnnsits
tend 10 fall below ipdempiionsI '' Tbs
amount on Sent, l was $50. 245. III
which Is decrease during Amg,,s. - -
SlS9,4G4 The bonds now on deposjt ~ ~
S secnre circulating notes amount 10 y 500 j.
o Nv, ~, en- lner,lse Of nearly $50. 600.
creased circulation began IN In ,nid, ~,
PHI Of june ns ~, TIT pcT eent boads form The
2O4,s5Q. aud showing an insr..,,, ~ II s s1o,-
100000 during August ss VI Sio'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
cHAuNoEY AT THE MIDWAY.

Chicago Record,)
!, Who is that line looking mani" asked
lne manager Of The ostrich farm as n
stately looking fellow strobe west on Mid
Why, that's Chauncry Depew." re-
Rii S a man in a plug hat At the door
Who's Depewg"
Orator"
"lAlk weliy'
rkest Ia the world.
What's his prieey'
For what -
'sIhlking.r
He has none"
Then he's Just the man We are LOOK
ing Tor. flng him and wen givr him a
loo on THIS block. There i nothing dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
COUNSEL TO I'M
"OF'-
LARGE AFT AlBS

During such aperod Of financial disturbance the p.s,,
to concentrate all talents en.rse on M ~
your affairs. ~AAssz,
You cannot safely delegate the work to another
At this time else matter what his abf,v ~,
safely conduct business protect your inestmop, III
But there lisa chance that you may any moment b 49, y
your affairs to the management IN AZ
DEATH '@ y
Remember that executors often think about
tecng themselves than Of carrying spirit Of tho
generally lack experience in the business they are trying
This nexpsrence and possible lack OF interest NAV Coz, n r
per cent Of the value OF your estate or more w
You cannot but recognize the truth this statements r
this loss by assuring life amount which
ment your executors would winding up your estate
You easily by economzng in your living expenses nav
the premium policy for $40 oOO Issued nv
financial institution of its kind in the wordThe Equitable m
Society of the United States 100 Broadway New York
you then chance to die your will be ,nsan n Il
100000 100000 cash in hand and ready money will have
death times ike these
On the other hand if you live your assurance o
2oear Tontne Endowment PLAN you will yourself reap rich
maturity OF the policy
The following illustration of many such poe
in 1893:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
ABOUT oRLAN0S

snusI1fr
Scenes Iudicroue, ah VI
ooones 4, ti,e ~
~" 49, -. ~ "
cruuuIE O. II, So q, .
"sii n,,',.,ao arl W.
on the line at oriA'o al ~
1rore lndlera,s. anuans " ~
oooo hal secunad ecIi'l,- y
~ hard JAS - ri
booths closed a nl's ,al.it'f 2
~ ,ba ,,o,ths and In t'e ~ ~. - =
ware On a fair estiln7i" n 4
aud children wnuHs n,.es n : =
nortunlty TO secure cas-
,own lot. 80
80 .,,s.her VIZ
Huddiei FVso'"' IA ~ - !
nongh riders. negrns ~ Il ili1
well-to-do man % - 80. gsiGsf Il +
qnltoes, and 90 7,.e,. u. r.
f,r u.ater and fool. Ia y
iV' ""'S - niahlfan d
people, wit,n Il hai u.i X. K.
THIS si'ofI I.gsnlssranf 81 e. -
the scene, ~ ~ M siflP i, 3 "a
A viola .l,n., ~ W. AIT v ", VI
T'rsTeler,'' while . MI 49, 10 4 K
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
rExAs slFrINGs.


Buvslars ians, n raso.
,irs, }. nrccht one Of Rlchmoud's oldest
clhHeas. Is dead, aged s. years
Mr., Alee DpG a farnper near Ferris,
has sold 400 egss s'oce Aprn /.
stock water Is getting scarce ana woiis
are drying up In fayoite ooung ON az.
count OF abe pgo'Fa,Sca droum
-Four hundrea new members have been
addcd 20 lle Methods. church ~ the cel.
este elFcui. during nv last few ma.,l,s,
Twelve hundred bales Of hay and Cos
acrss Of uaeat hay wcre Destroyed by
we 81 the AeNam hay ranch, near wills
lslnt,
NJ Z. = Nc'lehornsgh, well snawu
and n'sAly esteen'ea citizen Of Navasa'a. Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
A REPUBLICAN succa'


Chicago lntf-Vsf :.
Repeal at once The par
the so-called Sherman W SO
Pledge the goycrnmtli . 4. n
an equality with gold ~ n ~ i
MONEY, viz. Gold, f'l. ., ~
cltes. grscnbacks aIa 'r''
the government. n sill1,
Authorize and dlfe D tls q
the treasury &c seR 81
II necessary to proteci y ssl l,,..i
Permit and reqalls a, AN :,
issie notcs 10 thf IA b. ,,,lfl
bonds deposited b VI
culatlon. ,-.aa ., y =
Pass n joint rf.
the tariff for twJiuH - -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
NEWS AM NorEs.

1t Is going the rounds thai the ovster
6 6.is NJ New Haven .,i harsor have been
eSicni Of S2,O00,0OO.
Professor W. f. Reynolds Of AInle1se.
Vile, TIA, possesses a gopher which ind
been buried in the ground since ia.f
August up 20 few week ago. Durin,,
heavy rain last August. while tbe
gopher was bnti,l ia tbs Ground. The soil
was washed 50 deep that tho aninial MA :
unable to rfi ont untii disc0Fared mia
nseu,d recently by Reynolds.
The worst feature % liDod Il tho
fac, th,t the river is apt to LEAVE ~
p,sif VI sand. varying 10 thickness from
one inch 70 ten fce', oyer a large extent
NE Hood 81 1855 a great many farmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
WHY MORE MONEY IS NEEDED
IAnanta coastituiion.)

~, '-'NIH1N VnnsutufiOn)
me Nsw York Recorder boldly A..
ciaiyS that the business Of the cnns,r, uf,
DIS p0iLt wy dha makts
Statistics show that ,h.
of The t'nitsi Suites 4 J n pepuia'ion
every 'lhrty years. a ali, w ussE ilselt
.tnt every year II ths yol,,,ns - per
n'Yayy = MT increased as "a our
p9poi;%liun II must be plain y, " our
~ VI, s sssfe must ~, steadily ine 10y
,ii-nntel s ~ money. AMI Il Il '' ~,
the currency qnesticn INV, Student Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
EXAMPLE.
Leller lIom poIiel.lo!ler b 10 Enara1n.
in 1893!

Letter from Policytoh1er in he Equitable
In toyour request that should give publication
suits of Policy No 9524 which matured I'd beg n
lowing statement:
The policy $1,000 twenty years ago. on the %
plan. The amount paid in premiums $685. go
Among other options the following methods of
Fr-cash value, o. equal IN M
ums paid with interest exceeding per cent
second-A paid-up policy of life assurance for sss5s.
Third-A life annuity of SIP. SO.
June 1898. Ripley
N. B.-The writer of the above letter has
piled to the Equitable for a new policy tor
times the amount of the original policy
For further illustrations and particulars, apply to
A. A. GREEN, Jr., Manage
Fort Worth
GgrActive, energetic Agents Wanted Y
with reference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

WHO want 20 keep IN with Texas news
will End the Daily Gazette on sale a. the
following places
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House noga stand.
LELAND hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel Uesoto news stand.
Mella u slHer'H. $50 State street.
Hotel Hayden. 152 aud l5t 1hlriy'slIth
ptrevt.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
rosTuaR,s IooAL FoRrc, Asrs

The storm waves win reach this NERD.
an, and tho other changes noted viii oe-
sur az and within 100 miles Of Fnrt
Worth witAin tweuty-four hours before
" after eunset Of the dalea givru below
Sept 1T-wind changing.
Sept 19--Moderating.
Sept 20-Warmer.
sept 2l-Storm wave on this morid.
Sept % Wind changing
Sept. 23--Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

The Atlanta Constitution and ihe For,
Merh SazetEe wiu hardly know where
vrees Will sec that the peoples inferests
NJ pretectCd both IN the quality ana uuaa.
~ OF nlndiey necessary Tor ther nss..-
sulisssf springs En;vprlse
The Siaaette is heRins TO the line
marked GU, by tho Democratic natloApl
convention and VIII be at. The same
business for the neat three years States.
mea may be able 70 be bigger than their
parity but really The Gasctte cannot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

Thert VAL 10 harmony to throw at
everybody IN Texas npxt year H,xas Il
. Democrat, peaccable Dcnocrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

Business IA business. The coroer
Stone q The FRS. Presbyterian Church
az seatde was laid h.st week. In addi.
ton 20 the orioles usually placed in
ooraer stones sor The cdi6cailoa Of remote
Ae-ieE1u. this stone ceniains blank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Bartboldi. the famous sculptor of Liber-
- - ''''9
PRECEDENT Clrnot of France is suffering
from n generous affection of the liver,
,,l,inb Win rent,ire a dangerous operltion
roon.
Mrs Annie Moore. president of a
n,finnal hank ot NIonnt Pleasant. Tex.
md tho onIv ,yotngn who fills such an
office in the United States.-is said TO
P'7S''' ''''' NV Wv 80
Mr.. IrIi, Ward Howe is a laborious
u.ritcr eiaLorotin,r her wnrl; with great
c,rs she was trn yenr, writing and
rewriting 81 1tar lyrics" She submits
tor ,,a,,Tsc,.int l., h.if a lozen intimate
liter1ry friends for criticism
-
Tho otdost Frao NI,snn IL deod oonin -
pis W ,i, u,,f 4, M, Sn"tb Wis re was
Ernest n smith If Isliz ,betb RAY ,yho
combined the functions of consul General
for pnrtr,ni nansni.rener,l Tor Hawaii
'''' e'''"' 'o' ! gu =. -N'''' '''"'
Cborlos II pona Irnited St.+,. consul
nj Toronto. Canada. for fonr years has
| beon rntnoved Inv Scrretnr-v C;rsshnm and
Viii re,Trn Ia Tho stase. his old nrofes.
- a. ~ ,i,to h., -, ra,,G,,,ila1 a.
ono . az tha H., iinu bo,yy actors in iosifi'
me- roins
Abr,bo,n Iincol, Il soi1 10 bnve , uv.
inc cnnntnrnarf 40 IN "a ~ nersopoi an.
npsr1ncn h. concernaJ in an nidorman
Of The little citv az Rrewar Ne S5mm"I
Il stone who Is NV trn6n mai eSnciIy
a rail snlitter. he beinp n cnrnenter, Tx
wears XII ,ybisters In much ihs same
styIe as did President Lincoln. and mas
M same or pc,rIv Tho sa,ne' cbarnc,eris.
| lbs AZ FOO AMI Hg,,re N-i'''
''' l'Hu,V'
Yang YIN. the new Cbioise ministor AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

" you have bsscn buying inferior ciet.
re'tfs turn over . npw leaf and begin
s a, With the emphaticallj approved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

Tho business department OF The Gazette
will remain open until the ttmo Indicated
below;
satPdays .-.-.--....1o p. m.
nunnaye.. ...-ss ---.....-- $500 y. IN.
Other days In the week....s.-., .. m.
Haadera OF The Gazette who Are going
ewAy for the summer months can have
Tho Gazette sent to them regularly while
aEay. Leave the address in the business
oiios.
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add 10 daily 10 number coming
here.,--Gazctte's Grnndview agency.
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"Add ~ daily TO my order."-Ga-
zcttc's jefferson agency.
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"Add Us daily 90 ordcr."--Ga-
zette's weathcrrord agency.
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add 81 daily TO my order.'-Ga-
zctte's stephcnviiic agency.
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Apropcs of hc popular fallacy that
national banks lind great profit in their
circulation, there are tifty.six national
banks ia Boston with an aggregate cam.
tai of Soa.T00,000 but with an aggregate
circulation Of only SSsl0,4Oo, If hanks
found their circulation SO profitable why
did not these iifty-six Boston banss IS.
sue Sid.f300oo in notes instead Of only
SSSln. lnns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-15

in the American bottom in Missouri on
going back to their premises after the
subsistence of the waters. found their
property covered with river sand in beds
50 thick that two or three years elapsed
before good crops could be raised.
A ST. Louis physician is querying to
know why marriage ceremonies should not
be performed by doctors of medicine, in-
stead OF having the authority lodged IN
the hands by doctors of divinity and other
ministers He thinks 1t would be Il good
thing for this country If the doctors were
given the power and exercised 1t prop
cry. III ! had my way" he says, no
two persons should be united for life un.
less thy had good, strong, and sound
physical mnkeups. Then 1 would never
marry two blondes, and would always re-
quire blonde TO secure u brunette Tor
partner If this were done We should
become more beautiful as a race, and
stronger, and live longer"
Judge Mcdonnell of the city court OF
Savannah, Ga, is u strict constructionlst
and believes in tempering justice with
mercy IN some cases. He mas been
very severe with tardy clerks aud bailiiis
and has imposed fines when reproOt has
failed to bring about reformation. me
other day he was ten minutes late NM
self. and the court officials wondered what
he would do. He was equal to the oC-
casion. however Turning to the clerk
he ordered fine of SO to be entered
against himself. Bnt," he continued,
''as it is tile first offeuse, and as the de-
Hay was unavoidable, the fine viii be re
mitted." Justice having been thus salts
fed the court proceedings went on as
usual
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