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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22
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ron ToRr WORTH
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.eO4- hOhf WORTH !
Tho Fort Worth and Denver CITY railway
auprgcafinH the niece asify for Another line
10 no NORTH and hast 10 accommodate to
PATRONS. hafs cunciuio1 10 iphusurata pas.
tr1aer service from Fort Worth and al
polnta on iis llno Via panhnndo CIV to
tdc1gol New York, knnsns CITY Pltfa-
btrr Topeka. ~ Joe EmuOria. Newton.
Wiehita Wellington and ali p0lnt8 Ia the
Norib and East. ~ this route you make
practically tie fafne time, ninkiug Gloss
eonneciion at Panhandle CITY. where
Fars from Fort Worn same as via a1y
oihfr line.
b. ii. iSEELER.
Gen. Pass. abd III. AGENT.
For Norfh, Tex
X. p. DAVIS
GU TisLs. ari,. toi aala 81. Fss. wofsa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

PULLMAN sLEEPERs-
--ihe--
80. y. and II. & n. o.
Arc tsw running line OF inagineenp
PULLMAN sLEEpEns
Between
DALLAS AND BAN ANTONIO
Via
IIEAnNB
Daily In each direction. Passengers from
Fort Worth can obtain berth at Garrett.
on application 70 Houston and 1erua Cen
frh nrsnt Of Fort worth. souih'bound
train leaves Fort Worth $40 p. m. Dallas
7.s5 D. M, Garrett sias ,. M, arriving
Austin 5,25 a. m, San Antonio p;iD .. m.
N1rfh-bonnd leaves San Antonio sil5 p.
M. Austin 1880 D. M. arriving Garrett
s,is a. M, Fort Worth 1870 a. m, Daiias
0.50 a. N.
BE surc your tickets read VIA Houston
and Texas Central, and international and
Great Northern.
u. !. PRICE, A. o. +. A.
international aud Great Northern railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

The celebrated Whitman candies
american and Paris Worlds fair fret
premium, reduced from 81 to l5 cents,
ut the Fort Worth Pharmacy Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

Have you seen the display Of clocks NJ
Maddox, Ellison a. Cos. They viii give
You one for every purchase Of 5000 or
q ere worth Of furniture. Goods sold on
installmeuts
MADDOX. ELLISON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

~ WORTH AND mo GnANDr.
''VN AND TEXAS CENTRAL,

1.e...rort worth...... 1.i6 5f ? 4
The morning call., 1893-05-28
CURES CONTINUE.
Rheumatism Is No Longer
InCurable.
DR.. PLOUF'S GREAT REMEDY.
An Eastern Capitalist Relates How
He Was Restored to
Health.
DIR. PLoUF's GREAT REMEDY.

DR.. J. E. Plouf. whose name has become
a by-word all over the coast, where he has
cured more cases of rheumatism than we
have space 10 epumerate, is surely
favored man. During a recent interview
with a prominent Eastern capitalist. who
had travelled all the way from New FORK
TO test the efficacy OF the new discovery,
among other things he said:
Yes, for fifteen years / have been
afflicted with that dread disease. l have
been treated by famous physicians in this
country and Europe, but to no use. Month
after month have been confined to my
bed, com petely Frustrated and suffering
untold agoHes. Some weeks since while
soiourning at one of the leading bath re-
sorts in this country, whither l had gone
to obtain few days respite from my SUI
feTings, | CHANGED 10 meet a gentleman,
Il resident of San Francisco, who had been
completely crippled with rheumatism Tor
many years. He Informed me of his mar
yelous restoration to health, assuring me
that mine was not a more hopeless case
than his h d been until treated two years
since by DR.. Plouf, with the result that he
has never been annoyed by even SEMI
blance of rheuma tic pains since. After con-
vlncng myself of my lnformants respon-
sibiity, l Immediately concluded that |
would personally test the curative powers
Uf discovery which had cured so many Of
nv feiloW-sufferers. So after notifying
my amily in New York of my resolve, |
boarded the FIRST train for San francisco,
aud nOw. after remaining In your beauti-
full city for remarkably short length OF
time under DR.. Plouf'> truly magical treat
ment, l am entirely free from pain. My
limbs. which hid become stiff and swollen
from long suffering, are as eiasiic as ever
Mine is only one of the remarkable cures
ffrcted by this youthful philosopher,
whose discovery is, in my estimation. the
greatest went of the age"
When DR.. Piouf was called upon a: mis-
ofices in the Nucleus block he 0nfrmed
he stt tement OF the gentleman, but re-
marked that the case was nothing remark
able as compared with other cases which
the medicine has cured. 1t Is no unusual
thing now. he said. TO completely restore
Va health sufferers who have been helpless
in their beds as much as year.
In view OF the fact that DR.. PloHf has
had such remarka bic success, and imita-
tons of his remedy are being sold, it is
We'll for the public TO remember that the
genuine remedy can be obtained only at
the doctors office.
The morning call., 1893-05-28
WALKERS ADIEU.
A Philosopher Turned on the Fatal
Gas.

Malcolm Culloden Walker was a bit of phil
oSopher. He committed suicide and made care
ful and deliberate preparations for the event.
Walker had a room in the Cogswell building,
3l9 Broadway, and was employed in cleaning
up The premises. Mrs. Cogswell, wife of DR..
Henry Cogswell. saw him on Friday AMI on Wis
iting The building yesterday afternoon she was
sur Used 10 ind slate on sofa on the front
room and written on it in a bold hand:
Mrs Cogsweii, don't come in the kitchen: get
woodman some one. Now mind you keep OUT
for your nerves may not standit. Adieu all.
MALCOLM.
Mrs. Cogswell got man who was passing to
accompany her 10 The kitchen in the rear part
of the building. where, on opening The door, they
found The room filled with gas. After waiting
iii The gas had chance to escape they entered
the room and saw akeT's dead BODY stretched
on a mattress between Two chairs placed front
ing each other. The three burners III the kitchen
had been turned on full cock
The Coroner was notified and when Deputy
Coroner Jones reached the scene he found Il
small bottle half hiled with laudanum on Il
table and WO portraits win note beside TIL ~
on which was written: This is my MOTHER"
Mrs CosswelI states that Walker has wife
on Cara street, ana has Two stepchildren, both
grown up.
The presumption is that Walker first swal-
lowed Gose of laudanum, then turned on the
g.S and lay down 10 ole. An autopsy will be
held on The body
The morning call., 1893-05-28
A NEW INQUIRY.
David Browns Death Is Still a
Mystery.

The apparent mystery concerning the death
OF David b. Brown, at The Harbor View baths
on Tuesday last, is as far fIom a solution as
ever.
The inquest on the body was to have been
held yesterday morning. A jury of six had
been fmpaneied, and had examined The body
before it was Inferred. Everything was in readi-
ness TO proceed when General Dickinson, coun-
SCI for The family, asked for a further postpone
ment, as the family wished 10 bring forward
evidence which it required time to obtain.
There was a difficulty in the way of a post
ponement, from tile fact that one Of the Jurors
had made all arran gements To leave for the
East on Monday. and another had 10 leave for
Seattle. Their places could not he filled, as tile
two new jurors had not seen the body.
AT er brief consultation between the Coroner
and General d ckins0n. IL was decided TO i'm.
pan a new jury, have the body exhumed, and
hold the inquest either Oh Wednesday or Thurs
day next. the Coroner stating hat be desired 10
give the family every opportunity 10 obtain
evidence that would throw light upon the true
cause of Mr. Browns death.
The jury was informed of the decision arrived
al, and was discharged.
RICHARDS & Co., druggists. 1868 CLAW
The morning call., 1893-05-28
BIRTHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATHS
BORN.

BARRY-In this city. May 26, 1898. to the wife of
r L. Barry a daughter
MCNElL-ln this city. May &c, 1893, to tn Q
wife of Captain Mcneil. a daughter.
KURPINSKY I'm THIS city, May Is, 1898. to the
wife OF Charles p. kurpInsky, daughter.
DUFFlELD-In this city, May rs. 1898, to the
wife OF Z. j. Dufield. son.
RooNEY-In this city. May %, 1893. to the wife
OF T. c. Rooney. a daughter.
KAYANAGH-In this CITY, May 49, 1898, to the
wife of Charles V. Kavanagb, a daughter.
McNALLY-In this city, May 81. 1898. TO the wife
of William 6. Men ally.
NICK EoN-In this city, May Is. 1893 to the wife
OF Thomas McKeon,
RIPPE-in this city, May 20. 1898. to the wife of
j. II. Ripe.
HATFIELD-In this city, May 81 1898, to the
wife OF f" illiam T. Hatfield, daughter.
JOHNSTON-In this city. May IT. 1898, to the
wife of George Johnston. SON
TU RK-In this city, May "a. 1898. to the wife of
pry Tank lr., SON
The morning call., 1893-05-28
PICIICRBRS'
HEADQUARTERS!

Eastern Sugar-cured Gams. per fb............15c
Deviied Ham or Potted Tongue, per can. sc. l0e
2-ib cans CHECKER or Turkey, per cam. .......25e
lib cans Armour's Corncd Beef, per can..... loo
lib cans best Lunch Tongue. per ....... soc
Best Ok Tongue large cans. ......-...........60c
Best French Sardines, key openers..2 cans for 25c
Glover Leaf HOLSTERS, per can. CSC
Telescope Bass cts zoe, SOC, 4uc, soc, soc each
Best quality Shawl Straps, each. zoe
Sweet Cucumber Pickles, per quart. zoe
Spanish Queen Olives, per quart...............3O SOC
Spanish Queen Olives. per bottle. ...........2u c
Raspberry. Strawberry or Lemon Syrups, per
bottie. .20c
Liebis's Extract of Beef ZOE jars .25c
3-lb cans whole Pineapple ...................o0c
BIB cans Snider's Assorted Soups. ..........25c
lib cans Assorted Walters ..................1O Zoe
Bib cans High Tea Crackers.
Cuttings New Jelly. In glass, per dozen .......s 81
large BIB cans Baked Beans.
American Biscuit Company's Soda Crackers,
Large jars China Ginger. per jar. ......-.....5Oc
Extra choice Table Butter, per roll. .......,.35s
Mild California Cream Oh eese, per lb.....lOc
100-lb sack best GRADUATED Sugar. .....S6 Is
1oO-lb sack best New Orleans Rice. rs
Sob sack Patent Roller Flour. 95c
50-lb sack best American Salt
25-lb sack best Rolled Oats. ..................Sl
30-lb sack best Rolled Wheat ..............$l
The morning call., 1893-05-28

The firm Of Wakelee & Co., the druggists, is
well known as one OF those reliable concerns
whose Endorsement of a preparation is sufi-
Gent TO assure its acceptance without further
inquiry or delay.
Camelne. an article of the toilet, is one of
Wakelee & Co.'s latest compositions that en-
Joys i very extended and supeflatiYe popu-
larltv.
Camelline is known among ladies as one of
the few toilet articles which I. certified to as
being free from injurious combnaE ions and can
he used upon the most delicate complexion
with immunity and with no possihili V
of injury TO the most sensitive
skin. The effect Of Cameliine upon the com
pleAion Is 10 impart heatbful. natural ap-
pearance, while its soothing effect upon the
skin is of the most agreeable character.
These features Of Camelline explain its wide
popularity and general use 1t entirely obvi-
ates the i'll effects OF our difficult climate and
soon restores TO its natural beauty the com
plexIon which has been imnaired by exposure
to the hot sun of summer Visitors TO country
resorts Will find that Camelline will quickly re-
move all traces of an roughening OF the
skin. 1t Is absolutely the only perfect restorer
of the complexion acc ssible 10 lie ladies' trades
The morning call., 1893-05-28
BARRIE ID.

GLEASoN-PLANTZ-In this city. May %. 1893.
by the Rev. Dr. w. d. Williams, Henry w.
Gleason a d Nav Plantz both OF Francisco.
SILL-MCCBAN NING-In this city. May IS 1893,
by the Rev. DR.. W. ID. Williams, Theodore l..
S D.
RooNEY-CUMMING S-In West Berkeley. May
II, 1893 by the Rev Father Phillips. Charles
Rooney and Rosina Cummings of San Pablo
Greek.
STANTON-WALL-Iu Seattle, May 4. 1893. by
the Rev. Fat er Rosenheiu, joan h. Stanton of
Seattle and Mary q. wan of San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-05-28
The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 90 al 11:o7 yesterday
morning was for fire in the two-story frame
dwrlliBg-bOuse, 1l8 Jones street. owned and
occupied by C. Parks. The loss is estimated at
SD. The cause of the fire was sparks from
cbimn Y.
The alarm from box 1872 at so p NJ was for
q fir In the One-story frame building, $50 Bran
ban street, owned by r. Bunker and used as a
smokebouse. The estimated loss is $50. Cause
a defective smoRestack.
The alarm from box at 4:1o P NJ. was for
an incipien blaze between two houses at the
corner of Montgomery avenue aud Broadway
Loss So.
The morning call., 1893-05-28

A patriotic lecture on "Our Fallen Heroes
will be delivered al Simpson Memorial Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, Monday evening. The
29th inst al o'clock, by Colonel G. Ii Biinn
OF The George II. Thomas Pos. Colonel Blinn
will ILLUSTRATE his lecture with large num-
Der of magnificent pictures of war Sc ms, camp
Life and portraits of our fallen heroes.
The morning call., 1893-05-28
Baggage Notice.

at any of our Offices at reduced rates, viz: One
tiunk, round trip. Soc; single trip, 35c. Keep
yonr baggage checks until you reach the city.
Morton Special Delivery, IT Geary ST., 4o8 Tay-
lor ST. and Oakland Ferry depot lwaiting-room)+
The morning call., 1893-05-28

Notwithstanding the HiGh-Price Combine
Druggists" have given mp the nonsensical war
against us. and have gone baoe to full prices, THE
OWL CONTINUES TO SELL ALL DRUGS And
PATENT MEDICINES a L THEIR USUAL CUT
ma y PRICES. You still buy bottle OF
Hoods Sarsaparilia for Csc We don't ask 81 for
this article aud then come down l0c or loo.
We have oneprice on all goods.
The morning call., 1893-05-28
&" REMUNERATION"

By Jerome A. Anderson. NJ. d.
Proves the existence of the soul; its re-
birth upon earth; describes its life in the
intervals of birth, etc. Cloth (blue and
gold. 81. At The bookstores or address,
TN c author at ITO Market street, San Fran
ciscox
The morning call., 1893-05-28
I" The Columbian

The new saloon which j. C. Mikulich has
just opened at "a Montgomery street is one of
the mOs elegant of all the fine saloons In the
city. The proprietor has always been famous
for the choice wines. liquors and cigars that he
discusses. Mr.. MikulIch was for nineteen
years proprietor OF a estaurant on Washington
street and of The saloon opposite the Nevada
Bank.
The morning call., 1893-05-28
Modern Naval Warfare.

Tomorrow night Irving M. Scott Will address
the Whittier Chautauqua Club In the How rd-
street Methodist Church on implements of
Modern Naval Warfare" ANY one wishing to
hear The lecture will be welcome.
The morning call., 1893-05-28

For dishes properly pre- pared, promptly served,
amid pleasant surroundings go to The Lunch, 224
Suffer ST., above kearny
The morning call., 1893-05-28

SIeNBoARDs and heavy advertising count much
but purity and uniformity of quality count more,
as has bee proven by the succe IS of. Whites
Yucatan Chewing Gum.
The morning call., 1893-05-28
TENTH ANNUAL, PICNIC

JEWELERS. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
Schuetzsn Park, San Rafael,
Gate Prizes. Games for Prizes Rowling for Cash
Prizes.
LIS, 75c- CHILDREN, 25c.
Boats leave Tiburon Ferry 80 and IL A NJ. and
80 P. NJ my2S ie3
The morning call., 1893-05-28

PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT FOR
Or. EdisOn's Anti-CbasitY Goods.
Edison's Obesity Fruit Salts. Edison's Obesity
Pills. Also complete assortment Obesity Bands.
Prices same at the Boston. New York and Chi
cago Stores OF the Edison Company. Up
The morning call., 1893-05-28
NQTE:-Our Store will be Closed Tue
day, May 80, Decoration Day.

~ Samples sent npon application.
ES- Country orders receive prompt attention.
Goods delivered Rafael
Mill Valley Oakland Alameda and Berkeley.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

10 the viIlsge Of Neuville Ch.mp o'oi.
sci, sooa, uipe miles from Rouea. N.
llsnsnt type OF diphihtris broks oul is.t
year.
The country doclo,, NJ. Frederic File.
nut, irested the cases 10 the u,u.l vsy,
but the deslh, we're numerous. Remeul
botins, as be says. that the Easl,.h uss
petroleum as sn aptispasmolic snd au an,
tisep,ic, he determined to try IL As sa sss
pertinent.
His ars, trisl vas In the case Of lite
tie girl years old, lie had slrssdy given
her up sud proposed TO ths pare n,s TO
make tho experiment which co isis,ed %
swsbbing The throat With commos re-,
troleum. lie had little hope Of The suo
cess Of bis new method, but 10 his aston,
SHINE n. he noticed an improvement, sitter
the very first application. He continued
the Treatment. aud the child recovered.
Then he tried il successfully With HE
other patients. 1865
THIS year be had 40 cases Of diphtbesis
to treat, and he Was successful 10 svssy
one, In order TO be perfectly surs shst
the case 10 question we're genuine ones os
malIeant diphtteria be had the eYpec
Iorated matter submitted 10 the analysis
of Professor francois Hue OF tho koosn
College OF Medicine. and the professor
reported that he had clearly discovered
he presence Ia IL OF numerous bscilli Of
iphtberis Moreover. his disgpo.is wss
Confirmed b. Drs. Desbsyes. Lerefsit and
3alisy OF Rouep, the last named being the
physician in chief OF the hospital of that
ity. 20"
The treatment presents little difficulty
II danger. The swabbing is done every
Iour or every two hours. according 10 the
hickness OF the membranes. which bet
ONE, ss IL were, diluted under the 40,
ion OF the petroleum. The brush after
'elng dipped in the petroleum, should be
hsken TO prevent any drops falling into
be respiratory channels. The patients
xperience relief from the very first spplii
alton. The dissgreesble taste OF the pc.
roleum remains for q few moments on,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
Demanding the Coumasrsiss.

Stories OF the bunders made by green
volunteers on guard duty are always In
order at the oamp6res OF veterans Of the
civil war,
At campfire recently q member OF the
middle Tennessee regiment, which vss
commanded by Coloael Gillsm. told tho
following story:
For time we were stationed in ths
city of Nashville. doing guard duty.
There WAS raw recut 10 our rAnks.-sn
Irishmsn and very good fellow whom W.
all liked. He was bound 10 be good
soldier and had the strongest desire 10 bs
efficient at all things.
One day he was put on guard duiy on
one Of the principal streets 10 the city.
He had never been in the same situation
and thought it bis duty 10 challenge every
one who came along. Just ~ hs would Ia
,smp, #n t teo ssH .ftl
BY and by = we'll dressed ci.iz sp,
Droscbed. -t1 900 T. .7.
Haiti Who goes there? said Mike.
A citizen, answered the man. ls.@
Advance, citizen and give The counters e
ignl
Bnt don't know the oouutersign, ssid
he cit,zln, and II did | tbiuk It's very
TRANCE aud unususl that II should be dss
handed IN public place like this.
Well, be jsbers then. said Mike -
ont pass this way till ye've s.ii Bonhsr
I'LL
Bunker bill. said the man. with
rim.
Right Pass on. said the sentinel ~
and the citizen went on sbout his
fairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

dy. Your viIlses ia responsible Tor .h'
murder. There mus, bss eommissiot
sen, here 10 iavesiissts.
Anythiss bni that. begged ,be elder
stfoking aud kissins the captains coat
He hesv such thins meant ruinous foe'
to ear nothing Of Hassings for every wit
ness.
The peasants vith one voice Joined 10
the appeal. Anything but . judicial inqui'
pl
Well, bat the matter Ia serious, Ii will
cost me lot OF money 10 prevent a conn
mission coming, said the captsin.
After some hsgslins the vretched pess'
ants. suffering for van, Of food aud suti'
cient shelter, clubbed together and paid
rs rubles.
The captain aud lieutenant climb bed into
the sleigh once more aud drove away with
the corpse TO the mkt village, Here they
the same performance. aud ~
long - tbe cold weather lsstsd the corpse
st least 90 rabies eY,orted
from every village il visited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22


The captive princess fusbei snsrily
when the pirate king bent over hsr sSd
pressed mad kiss upon hsr brow.
II WAS q perfect day.
The waves, impelied by gentle brstxs.
splsthed msdly sgsinst the sides OF the
caravel.
Two sword fishes might be seen fsnc'
ing for poiuts 10 the cIesr wster. and ell
nature seemed rejoicing
Sir, exclaimed the princess, Why did
you do thst2
The ontlaw smiled.
Becsuse. he answered. snd bis voice
was like the whisper OF northeaster in
coruHrli. becsuse the spirit moved
me.
She ge'tured petulsntIy.
Yea. thought as much -sba met bis
glance iesrlessly -wbsn | snelled your
tr ath I've got my opinion Of msp
who'll k!ss . girl VII o he's been drinking.
Go get Glove.
Add the pirate TEL rs Il 9 cath edrsl tsd
precpit tied it'eli upon him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

The wickedness canal parrot is ie no
norant OF is not worth Learning. Not ma
ny canal parrots reform; but one did
His cage hung in front OF canal store
and - . const quence the bird could
swear IN manner 10 make an ordinary
parrots feathers stand up with horror.
And ss swearing is or used 10 be-the
chief part OF csnsl drivers language, no
body could tell whether the parrot or Q
driver was talking.
Que day boat stopped at the store
aud the entire crew, including the driver
went into the building aud stsid long
time.
Tbis -.e ,bo Psriots opportunity. The
tired horses we're left unattended; 80 he
proceeded to take care OF them.
BsckI be commanded. with much
swearing. ~,,rTER A
The horses promptly obeyed the fsmilt
ar order. ~ee H AN
Back be screamed again, much encour
aged.
They obeyed again and yet sgsin. And
be kept on swearing and yelling Back IN
iii at last the horses tum bled into the Ca,
n.l and we're drowned.
The parrot laughed little. but not
much. over bis efforts. And it wss motto.
ed be Dever swore after the melancholy sfI
air. .Io.lgf rll
The reasou vs that the driver wrung
his meek.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22

A lot Of oung travelling men temporar
lily located st ooxy Wisconsin hotel Sun
day got up . conspiracy against the land
lord.
Everything sbout the hotel was perfec
tioa itself. The cookery was superb, tb,
service was good. thu appointments of th.
hostelry ell that could be desired, and
the charges reasonable. but these will
young men. in secret conclave Assem- bled
resolved to make the proprietors life mis-
erable for one day by kicking individually
and coll .ctiyely against everything.
Before they proceeded to carry the plot
into execution the ringleader of the con,
sPirstors decided TO take into their conf,
dencs Ayoung man OF imposing exterior
and much eripsnck. who had just arrived
ami WAS 10 the act OF registering.
You're travelling man, aren't You? be
asked 10 . low tone.
Yes.
Well. there's about q dozen OF ne here,
and we're putin mp job on the land lord.
We are going TO kick at every thing to.
day coffee, steak. biscuit fruit, vegetsi
blss. wsiter. scenery, rooms. general ac'
ommodstion and all.
Well be glad to have hand in It, il
vou are in for fun.
II I'm 10 for fuu echoed the new srri,
rival. Thunder I'm travelling for Lon
Ion honse with headquarters in N'Yawk.
always k ick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-22
Going 10 The rheatsr.

A tall. broad should westerner wit
messed the performances at the Star thea
ter on Monday and Tuesday nights. We'd
nesdsy evening be was 81 the ticket ofli ,l
Agsin.
What's the price? he asked.
Sam, rs last night. replied the tressur.
er. who recognized the man.
l sin't in the Star TheAter again. am
/?
Yes, sir.
Then I've male q mistake. want to
see some OF the other shows.
The stranger walked out OF the house,
down Broadway and turned into Thir.
teenth street. He noticed crowd around
the entrance toa the ter and bought q
ticket for 25 cents. He went up 10 the
top OF the gallery; then he swore.
For the third time be WAS in the Star
Theater He rushed down to the gallery
ticket office and explained be didn't know
every door in the oity led to the same
show.
The ticket seller said be could do moth
log.
You doat have to. snapped the man.
I'll get even with you
How.
I'll just tear mp the the ticket and wont
Use it ct oil.