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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27
aRWANzKYiS LATEST

Gcwanzky has been asking the boys,
lately, the following conundrum: "Why
is Brown the confectioner like the
ticket seller Of circus9" Some guess
ed, because he's always rushed, !"
and some, Because he's one price to
all.n But no one guessed right, ac-
cording to Gewanzky, who gives this
answer: ''Becaso both are intent on
business. Y
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Col. Schley. the attorney and one Of
the Directors Of the w. Va. Central
has given Hagerstown notice That If
she doesn't mind her p's and as tho
road win lcavo them sadly "a the right
and so 10 State Line.
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n SAD ACcIpEsr

A Young Women Ldsss Her Hand AZ Wilson
oollogs,
While Eliza woodward. colorcd. en-
ployed in the laundry al Wilson col
lege, Chambershurg, was running nap
kins through machine called man.
gle on Tuesday her right hand was
caught and pulled betwcen tho hot
rolls and beside being badly crushed
was terribly burned Tho girl was
taken - her home and her hand was
ampntatcd al the wrist.
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The annual convoe4iicn q toe Emit
nent commandery Knights Tomplay q q
West Virginia win be held IN this city
May 10; Al which time the Masonic
Grand Lodge Of ". Va. win probably
lay the cornerstone d the government
building.
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Far beyond anything ever before
seen upon the streets Of America in
magniGcence and splondor is the Great
Free Street Parade Of the Adam Fore
paugh Shows as il is given this year.
No one should miss it when it passes
through the streets Of this city on
Saturday April 20.
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! BGDLYLAMED HORSE.

!. Accident which is the Result Of Miserable Wsa'
Virginia Roads.
Amos Clark, a huckster from West
y;,,,inia went TO Cumberland Wednes
1.y 9ith load Of country produce.
WIN tho Powder House IN West Vr-
.snia. tuo miles from that city, one of
III hsrses feIl and broke his log below
NJ Knee. of course il could not pro-
seea any further and was left on the
.aot until some disposition could be
,a.,le # him. The other horse pulled
Is load % Cumberland. In all prob
.biTty the famed horse will be shot
4 much. says the Cumberland Times,
AZ the miserable West Virginia roads.
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PERSONAL MgsrTok.

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Aequainianoee
and Strangers.
Mrs. Rev. Dorsey, Of Fincastle, Va,
accompanied by her little son. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. DR.. Scncind;ver.
Mrs. Minnie Ford, Of Washington,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Ed Sullivan has accepted d
position with J. !. Mcdonald.
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have a fine line Of Buggies, Phae-
ions, snrreys, Spindle Wagons, Day
tons and Spring Wagons for sale at
bottom prices, call and see them at
John Heller's.
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REAT Scottl Now
is the halcyon time
Of American youth.
Hear them laugh,
and shout hurrah |
The small boy us
happy. For is not
that greatest and
best Of all shows
coming to town on
Saturday, April 20,
and he will have a
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27
CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Nousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only BY Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town,
and warrant all their kid gloves from
~ COUP.
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Ladies dining parlor at Central Eat
ing House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
HoWis THIS N

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. Walding, Klnnan q Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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am in town 10 DO your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work ID be finished in first class styles
Respectfully, Lee H. Gooey.
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LosT. Saturday, April %, between
Peoples National Bank and st. Clair
Hotel, 81. Finder viii please leave
some at WoRLD Office Of give 10 Jacob
RI. Hartman. 24-2t.
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A soft answer tnrnoth away wrath,
but soft snap draweth the crowd 10
Browns confectionery.
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Don't think Of buying Cook Stove
until you have examined tho stock Of
new ard second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark. A call viii convince you that
we please You in style, quality and
price. No. o West Race st. 3-2S lmon.
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II you want yonr collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them lann-
dried at Lee H. Goodys laundry, No.
4, East Martin street.
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Good pasluragc for town stock c'in
Ne secured On tic Geo. s. Rouseh
farm. By applying 10 Joln T. Baxter,
residence with AZ J. Thomas, Esa.
Race street. l-i4-lw. s
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Did You see theml The biggest line
Of gasolene stoves in the town Of Mar
tinsburg at ]. w. r. Fishers King ST.
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BigNline Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ. Il.
Dorns. Watch and chain with every
suit.
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STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at The New Place, next
door TO City Hall.
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Call and see the jewel process gas
olene stove, it leads the world, for sale
by j. w, r. Fisher, King ST.
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The best We ever sold, the jewel
rroeess gasolene stove. Every body
hanoy that uses them, For sale BY
4 II II. Fisher, King street.
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Meals at an hours at Central Eating
House, Frank Rhodes, Prop,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27

Tho way 70 feel happy and content
cd IS to hui one Of HolIer's bnggies.
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sTII.L AHRAp.

The same beer that is sold ut the
Worlds Fair is sold at The New Place,
next door to City Hall.
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STILL AHEAD.

Meals 1T all hours al The New
Place, next door 70 City Hall.
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1900
more than thcy advertise. The re-l
verse IS usually invariable with all
other shows, and when ono looks at
the elaborate advertisements Of the
Adam Forepauge Shows it seems as II
It would be impossible for them to
show even as much as is indicated IN
the advertisements to say nothing Of
their exhibiting more. But il seems
they really do. II 50, and there is no
reason TO doubt that il is so, the great
Shows must indeed be world Of won
ders, travelling Worlds Fair as il
were. One thing is certain. The
shows viii be well worth the seeing.
They always have been in former
years, when they have visited this
city, and this year they contain not
only all the magnificent, standard fea-
lures formerly presented, but also an
array Of novelties 50 great as 70 form
an enormous new show III themselves.
Among the1novelties is the full COM
pany Of Wild Cossack Warriors Of the
Gar; the boxing kangaroo, Jack, and
the 2:40 trotting dog, Earl; and the
Seven Gcrome Bros, champion aero
bats Of the world. Then to cap the
climax Of this marvellous exhibition
there has been added 10 it the most
superb display Of martial glories ever
seen in ancient Or modern times. the
superb representation Of the Scenes
and Battles Of 17T6 the American
Revolution. This feature Of tile
great shows IN particular is creating n
positive farore wherever it has been
seen. II portrays The life and gorge
our glories Of the worlds first capital
in an abs ,lulely accurate manner
They viii DO here on Saturday, April
20, and truly, no one should miss
the Adam Forepaugh Shows.
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M. Il. Dom has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usualyprices. First7class
work guaranteed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27

" ilaye q line Of fancy cakes that
q ought TO sec before you buy.
louis Brown.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27
ONE WAY TO Be HAPPY.

Is at all times to attend iothe com
forts Of your family Should any one
of them catch slight Cold or Cough,
prepare yourself aud call at once on
A. NJ. Gilbert q Bro, sole agents, and
get trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. We
give it away TO prove that we have a
sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Large axe 50 cts,
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PARADISE OF YOUTH.

Youngsters TO Have their Innings Look Out fol-
~,
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Wien YOU want to buy, sell or trade
s,ny,s can At Noah Ark, No 8 West
I paea 3-2S-lmon,
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There is a pleasure in store for you
at our store. Louis Brown.
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rsTHER sUbLErN.

wFaTHKR BULLETIN.
Observations taken a
~ Msrtinshure every morning
VA. 80 Biss az O'Clock ~ Gnonsn W.
~ vArnrrmr. the represents
r7 live Of the Unlied States
weather Duroau. THr
wonEp VII use the same
Gags as displayed a. The
Cont House and the peopls
tiSzl Rans. can come very near know
inc what weather to expect
,,nr. AT o'clock 4. r., 49,
Maximum 60
Minimum--f1o.
s,xps4 force Calm
plrcction from
s,,7r - ski; RI. Cloudy
o
rbsr. VIII be local showers today Az over me
800 warmer IN the lake region,
naHH
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Do YOU want lunch Go to tho
Central eating house, Z. Martin st.
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Admission, Soc. Children, under 8 years, Csc.


STREET. hc nth exhibition
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HAT which might
be termed BY poo
pie acquainted with
the history 81 the
circus show bust
ness, a veritable
anoiaaly Is present
ed this year by the
A da m Foreraugh
Shows. II IS the
fact, as the press
unites IN declaring,
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THE GRAND AND GonaEots DRESS PARADE
sensatonal nar
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SALE POSTPONED.

owing 10 the inclemency Of the weather. the
Public Sale announced for April end. is93. BY
Parks, agent OF Miss +, r. NadeIi-
bpusch was postponed until
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-25

TIP. DE A. c6RDovA--pro. RICO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
THE PEARcE BILL.


Abilene, Tex. Mny S--(Special.) -Thc
habeas corpus hearing of George A.
Pearce came up before District Judge
Cannon this morning. The counsel OF
Pcarce made u motion for the release OF
pearce. claiming that the indictments
from Mobile ON which Governor HOgg
issued his executive wrft for his extradi-
ton were not sufficiently explicit TO
warrant him In being longer dctninol,
or sufficient on which TO grnht his ex-
tradition. Judge Conner promptly re-
fused to grant the motion aud ordered
Pearce turned over 10 Plelan II. Dor.
Ian the sheriff from Mobile.
Notice OF appeal 10 the criminal court
Of apcals was filed by Peare's counsel.
when the Judge then ordered pearcN
back into the custody OF Sheriff Cunning
ham Of this county, providing The de-
hnml of this county, pending the drri-
sion Of the higher court 1t Is claimed
that If this court afiirns TIE decision Of
Judge Conner, the appeal will be cnriied
direct TO the supreme court Of the United
States. Beyond all loulht. this IL the
hottest legal contest ever made IN iht
history Of Texas 10 prevent tie oAtt4dl-
tion Of any one. Already The aiiorucvs
Of Pearcn have delayed bis exiraditi0n
about twenty days by legal proceedings
and yet there u no promise Of an carly
termination, although the case Is now
near the court OF last resort
sheriff Dorian OF Mobile returned
home this morning, pending the decision
Of tile higher court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
CLEsURNE.
Resolutions Of Regret al the Death Of Brake
man Gunn-Iudge Ramsey En-
dorsed for Judge.

Cleburne. Tex, My Especially
Professor Mars, superintendent of the
public schools at this place, has been
designated by State Superintendent Car
Isle as one Of the conductors Of sum
mer normal school. Mr. Carlisle has
written TO Professor Mars to indicate
the section of the state in which he would
prefer TO be located. Professor Mars
will take any section except extreme
east of south Texas,
A majority of the members of the
Clpburne bar met this afternoon In the
county courtroom for the purpose of
adopting suitable resolutions recommend
ing Hon. w +. Ramsey us one of the
justices Of the civil courts of appeal
10 be established at Dallas. Hon. $.
q. Padlcford was elected chairman with
ID. w. Odell as secretary. Resolutions
endorsing Mr.. Ramsey were adopted.
At n union meeting of railroad men
of this city this afternoon resolutions
were adopted expressive of regret at the
death OF Brakeman Sherwood Gum,
who was killed by the Gainesville cy-
clone.
A very serious accident happened 10
Mr. Ralph Hayes, a brakeman on the
Santa fe last evening. While running
across car of lumber near Rio Vista,
the lumber slipped forward pitching him
between two cars. and wounding him in
ternally. us web as fracturing bones in
one Of his arms. The train was run
ming thirty miles an hour and It is n
miracle that he was not Killed outright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

plain TO all who were present that death
had come at the first touch Of the cur
rent.
AT l o'clock the autopsy commenced.
the body being laid on a table brought
into the death chamber after electrocu-
tion. The doctors said after the nu-
t0ilsy the examination showed Harris
was In healthy condition,
At , o'clock Undertaken Kip drove
to the prison. lie procured the prison
physicians certificate OF the cause of
Harris death and drove into the prison
grounds. In the wagon was a highly
polished oak caskct, which was carried
into the death chamber, where the body
Of Harris, dressed In dark suit Of pris-
on-Inade goods, rcposed on table The
body was placed In the casket. The
undertaken refused TO disclose the plans
for the disposition of the body. t-1Ar--
silver plate upon the cover OF the casket
contained this inscription; Carlyle W.
Harris. murdered May s, 1893; Aged
- years, months, 10 days We would
we had known"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

as the report acted on hy the senate
seemed 10 he different from that sub
mittcd to the huuSe.
Mr. Vr1itt made statement 10 the
effect that the bill reported TO the scn-
ate by the committee was idcnticallv The
hill now presented 10 The house ~ The
committee hill. ~ the changes made
were all agreed to by the committee.
with the addition OF an allowance for
a clerk Tor the secretary Of state and for
n reporter for the supreme court.
Mr.. Mile withdrew his motion 10 rc-
fer. and moved Instead to adopt the re
port.
Mr.. Breeding withdrew his motion 10
postpone and Mr.. Onion moved TO re-
ject and have another free conference
committee. but the report was adopted
ayes 81. noes 40
Report of the committee on acceptance
OF gifts from Rev. MIR. Reed. mentioned
IN me morning proceedings, was reu,l
journal.
resolution by Mr.. James. calling for
nuJournment tomorrow noon sine die
Mr. Rogan called up bis resolution Ia
communicate TO the governor thr faet
lhat me legislature is about TO adjourn.
Resolution granting Judge Bra.bea,
leave 81 absence from the state was
Resolution allowing the chief and ,on,.
nal and assistant Journal clerks e"nl
forty days time. with stated nav ~
adopted. "orA' was
me sergeant.at-arms aud postmaste,
are allowed five days additional nav
Adjourned ill 9,oclock Tuesday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

the dark.
A large warehouse belonging TO Grit
fin 4 Kimbrough aud containing about
$500 bushels Of corn fell over today and
exposed the corn TO the rain
Ellsworth Post, No. IS, q, A. r., az
their meeting yesterday decided TO oh
serve Decoration day with appropriate
services and basket dinner at jenkins
park.
The missing girl" so much talked Of
In the Dallas News, and who so ''mys-
teriously disappeared" proved to have
gone visiting.
Owen Murray returned to White
wright, where he has been attending
school the present session.
w. l.. Cochran Of Sherman was in the
city this week on business.
The Baptists have commenced work
on their new 5000 church.
The Mckinney on Min company are
pushing work on their stnpendous oil
mill.
Business houses are going up on all
sides In Mckinney and elegant resi-
dences are being built In many portions
of the city.
john Moore left for Hot Springs and
the Worlds fair this week.
IT, j. Melton returned Friday from
Tennessee.
A canning factory is in contemplation
for Mckinney.
The outlook for wheat and corn Ia
good; cotton not so promising
Representatives Greer and Gongh re-
turned from Austin yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

New Orleans. La, May S--CSpenial.)
Atwood Violet a Go. say;
Futures The cotton world secs a
visible supply Of American OF 100000
bales. To what will come into sight he
fore September and this total must
he deducted What the world will con.
sumo out Of the visible supply by Sop
TENDER estimates Of crop will be larger
or smaller than 100000 aeres. accord.
ing TO crop conditions. On September
/ the last general crop estimate was
about 7.TJO.uJ0 bales, 30 there W. con-
siderable difference between crop csii-
mates on that date aud the eventual
9uttnm. II the amount carried Of
American on Sept. ] should he $4,000
bales aud the general opinion about
the new crop shall be I,JODOOO bales,
II will give Drospert 81 d supply ncaf
season Of 9GO.OuO bales. against Sept
4 last season Of about lVpWlODD The
visible supplT Of American Sept ] lA-f
year was 2.lO0,O0O How much smaller
crop therefore than pro1hciiYe Hnnnly
of the world may base ~ opinion on
how much smaller than f,lVhtOO bales
the new crop promises 70 BE-.
Crop accounts c0niinnc unfnFOrRble
Our market has been very steady ngaln
although dun, and closes hotter than
Saturday.
Liverpool ] polat better. Unless crop
adYicea improve materially we should
have an improved spot demand for The
next few months
Spots closed steady: aalcs. b25O baleH.
including what ahs done Saturday after
hurs. Quotations up l-bc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Austin, Tex, May S-(Spccial. Ills
this the Texas legislature or BediamY p
sayel on the desk before him. No one
answered and the members continued
TO fire paper wads and books AT eneh
other. They We're beyond control; they
were getting ready to 20 home and did
not care what turned up; they had Just
passed the general appropriation bin
aud adopted resolution TO adjourn at
had brought trunks into the hall and
filled them with ''plunder." They were
strewn around the floor where the mem
bers sat on them oftener than In their
seats. Every one wanted to talk and
everyone talked, They voted both ways
OF every question, and when an adjourn.
ment until tomorrow was proposed the
Speaker promptly declared ii carried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Washington. May S.--rhe president 70.
day announced the appointment Of IL.
w. Smith Of Utah associate justice Of
the supreme court of the territory Of
Utah.
Everett Ellingwood Of ARIZONA, atlor'
ney for the United States for the tor
ritory Of Arizonn.
Marshals of the United States-John
y. McNecly Of Mississippi. southern dis.
trict of Mlssissipp, Nat NJ Brighton Of
Utah. territory Of Utah, William X.
MGid OF Arizona, territory OF Arizona.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

cotton. ~ & lie unfortunate rule 10 the
South for The reward Of hia toll he haa
planted his entire plantations consisting
~ something over 800 acres. Ia canta-
louflcs. and expects 70 demonstrate be-
yond the shadow Of u doubt thai this
fair land VI oiifs eaii be- made 10 blossom
as The rose Ii ihe hnsbandfnnn will Only
in.i!liecntiy direct his lnll0rs. This IL
10 clliiosrtial scheme 81 m FANS for
III lns gone nbolG x Ia q mefhodiai
way and has facts and figures 10 war
rnnt hIn IN concluding that be has -
hr thing on wheels" liz has his farm
n "a MAJ state 0f tiiltivaliOn, rs generous
ri inaas more productive ~ a liberal
implication of eNnmcrcial fertilizers aud
e.xpe4e. commencing nhput July !. 70
pni ON the ST. Ipnir and Clileaeo mar
tcls vi least i|fe car loads Of rantaioupes
Nor das Ills afrangemcntsi ARE cnp-
;.,,'s- ..ssA She railroads fOl what refiik
Grating rars hr uny need 10 hr shiI1;Vl
IN csprcAs. and al zach II flA above
manuel Aiiies lie VIII have afeASts ID lake
chaf9e Of the meions AID dispose Il ilrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
BIGGEST CANTALOUPE PATCH
IN THE WORLD.

Atlanta, Cass County Tex, May L.
ispocfil. by instinct and tradition he
Jews NJ n rEee have been given 10 cisn-
mereial pursuits. md u " rare bstAnce
when YOU end one Of Gods "chpEen poo
uir' following The more peaceful vcct-
patton 81 tilling the soil for q livelihood.
4 notahip Instance Of this mrs exception
h 10 b. found I'd Mr.. Jos'gih fain, a
Hebrew, who lives ia Atlanta. caas
county. Tex. Mr. fain WIS formerly
a cotton merchant aud by shrewd busi-
neas fala amasard fortune, md IN
stead 0f following the footsteps Of ti.ose
Who grow suddenly rich aud spend their
time ID idie prnhgacy. he has Joined
I'D great army Of bread winners aud
Il ..arnisg hi- daily bread by the flmo-
lpa,ured tetupathn Of farming With
eldraf.cfikiir ahrnw,ines-. he has avii=
oofSido ne beaten paths 0f everyday
fnrilng, and is operating upon line
tiat 4 IA novel ~ u PROMISES % be- pro-
.A1ble. Instead II relying upon King
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

4, afternoon session the house got
~ Of The bill to create a board
[sinilon. but the bill finally passed
/ 'els q 81 10 ~.
~ bslag made as'to what was he
y With the free conference COM
M; Deld stated that it was
sarNlei. Speaker Cochran said
y s'precelentcd, hut he had no
4 n ue matter;
1891 demanded by what author
; ~ a, esing enrolled without the ac-
" house, Mr.. Dodd replied,
W" :, q Che chairman Of the COM
Ne had nothing to do with It,
~
~. .e'e refused 10 reconsider its
A . 1a, senate hill ISL To amend
Il n.G SAINT law.