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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13
Bids for Asylum Supplies.

Bids for Asylum Supplies.
The board Of trustees of the Oregon
state insane asylum invite sealed propos-
ais for the furnishing at the asylum near
the six months ending January /. 1894:
DRY GOODS.
500 yards cotton flannel. Nashua. xxx
1900 yards Amoskeas. mariners stripe.
blue lne and an fdv white psauot .nss,,nv. a. inch,
unbleached. ' ~ ~
- 500 500 yards Lownsdale shsetins. -, inch.
200 yards Continental, checked flannel.
800 yards Glass crash, IS inches wide.
100 yards bleached linen and French
crash. is inches wide.
200 yards "a bleached sheeting. Pequot.
100 yards superior satin damask, s-s
600 yards Dragon cloth. assorted colors.
~ doz. white stay binding 6-s inches
Is dog. ladies' cotton hose
s dog mystic Turkey red handkerchisfs.
rs doz No. 3s white Coats thread.
doz. No 16 while &c ,st's) thread,
8 doz No so wnit' (CaatsI thread.
IuOL NO. " Nnlto (CO8L ~ tnrokI.
10 doz. NJ S6 black (C ats thread
50 yards table Oil cloth. best quality.
light color.
IL dog. papers pins
GROCERIES.
10000 pounds beans.
5000 lbs granulated sugar.
5000 lbs G. G. sugar.
5000 ms. relied oats. in barrels. fresh
ground.
5000 lbs cracked wheat
1000 lbs Gold Dust corn meal (or as
good fresh ground in barrels.
1000 fbs hominy. fresh ground In barrels.
1000 lbs choice Island rice.
200 gallons New oorieans molasses. best
1000 lbs corn starch. osweEo.
5000 fbs. Liverpool salt
500 lbs cheese. Cranston's or as good.
$50 lbs c. & Co.'S. A. q H. brand carb
soda.
800 fbs cream tartar. J. A. Foiger best.
20 gross Vulcan Superior Safety match
rs doz. brooms.
doz. whisk brooms
Is dog. cans oysters. Blue Point.
20 dog. cans oysters. Fields.
10 doz. cans corn.
100 lbs pearl barley.
100 lbs. soda crackers XXX fresh.
100 lbs oyster crackers xxx fresh.
100 lbs Oswego gloss starch.
70 boxes macaroni.
100 gallons kerosene. Pearl brand. in
20 gallons Albany spindle oil.
gallons Albany cylinder oil.
600 barrels more or less. best roller
process. delivered a. wanted.
MEATS.
500 fbs per day, more or less of beef
as required In equal parts OF fore and
hind quarters.
FISH.
Fish a. required. giving price per pound
for furnishing the different kinds, per-
fectly fresh and sound.
SOAP.
200o pounds Kirk's savon.
loo pounIs Proctor CANDLES Ivory. or a.
DRIED FRUIT.
2,ooo poun is apples, best quality.
LOO Ms peaches.
1.00o fbs. prunes.
100 lbs. raisins.
SPICES.
ms. mace. ground.
so lbs. mustard. ground.
soV lbs black pepper. ground.
Ibs- cinnamon. ground.
~ ibs' ginger. ground.
TEA.
1000 ms. Columbia brand.
COFFEE.
1000 rbs. Costa Rica, first Erade.
800 lbs. Government Java. frst rrade
$50 ms Real Mocha
se fbs. ehicory.
TOBACCO.
$500 ms. sledEe Hammer brand
STATIONERY.
? gross pens Gfllott's No. t04
] gross lead penclla rubber tip No. Z.
! gross lead pencila rubber tip No. 4
- ~ .@s4as~ N an sss>N ps-s. No.
sss Lssdsa Inesrdssssai psas. xs Q
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13

The question whether monksys eau
talk b not hard. We bear them every
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13

1t will be In order to start few more
newspapers at Salem ITO do up The
JOURNAL"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13
SUGGESTED COMMENT.

Ohio has parsed general kindergar
ten law.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13

Good new house to rent, six blocks
from post Office. Also a. furnished
house TO rent. Inquire Of Geo. M.
Beeler. 20-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13

The selld vess'buied sfslns q the
t!klYf n,sn y r:s'c =, .s. = .,.,,, Ncssnws. w,.s
80 ~ b. The sbcftsst :. l'ns, iss'es, q :,
cor,sIss WJkid's Frif route. 4-2tst
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-13

Hoop'e PilLe cure liver Ills. constipation.
bilisasRsss, 1sundics. and sick headache.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

In tho Abajo valley is smnll, low piece
Of country. about 1--we miles from haVhna,
capable Of producing tobacco enough TO
make 10000 ciRars annually, or about one
quarter Of the number smoked every SIX
monthsin Washington, without question,
The tobacco Is The finest grown. The result
~ the kings and noblemen Of lsnRlpnd'
Russia. Germany, France and other Euro
pean countries gobblc them mn. Every Hln-
ele ciu,,r madc Of Yueltu Abaio tobneeo II
sold TO them Mt prices ranging from SO To
$50 hundred.
Americans would never pny thnt price,
especially when tho so 20 $50 hundred
docs not include the tariff, which would
mako the poorest quality Of these cigars
sell at a cents apiece, Wholesale Thee
cigars are bought aud paid for, too by the
way, long before The crop q ever harvested.
Manufacturers. with that remarkable cool
mesa with which some mru are endowed.
proceed 20 call all qualities and kinda o.
Cuban cigars Havana and Vuelta Apajo,
when bnif Of them never kaw q cigar Of
that growth. Washington News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

There is no doubt that the Germans are
the strongest people on earth and probably
the most prolific, and believe it is owing
to their eating black bread. a great deal
Of the nourishment must be wasted In re
filming flour as 1t is now done by al civilized
nations The bread is made more palata-
Bile, perhaps more digcstible for weak,
vermont stomachs, but blnek bread must
be the true staff OF life
The Germans do not eat much fresh
meat. There may be some in other parts
of the country, but glong the Rhine you
never see cattle grazing IN pastures. did
not see one sheep in all my tTImps and the
only cows | saw were the poor things
hitched 10 Leavy carts doing the work of
oxen. There is no milk along the Rhine to
speak or got no taste OF cream, aud the
eggs had were stale,
Black bread, then, is what this people
live on. and with IL they thrive and grow
to be mighty conquerers. -ChambeIs' Jour
nal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

1.-THE way in which an immense crowd
will collect In any New York street Ia a
few seconds is always matter OF wonder
derment and comment among strangers In
the city," said Wall street broker, but
the waya crowd sprang up from the ground
in a deserted street in the dead OF midnight
this week greatly surprised even inc. Ihad
remained nj my ofice until nearly . in the
morning and was walking up broadway
for few blocks before taking the car home.
came opposite City Han park with not
soul In sight, Suddenly there was shout
of alarm behind me and scurryiug Of feet.
A man WAS pursuing another along Mail
street, the first shouting 'Mur1err
"A policeman came running from the
shadow Of the park; crowd Of men was At
his heels; more men seemed to spring out
OF the ground around the postofiice, and In
a half minute there were 30 or GO persons
running after the first two men. The po-
llceman caught up with the couple MS they
started to pummel each other, and then
saw streams Of men and boys running from
doOrways along Park row, aproned clerks
from the postollloe, walters from the res
taurants, printers and newsboys from the
newspaper buildings and tramps frum the
| park benches, until long before l had
reached the scene OF the melee, 40 Mail
street and Park row, there was a dens,
crowd Of people choking Mall street from
curb to curb, several hundred men and
| boys, where two minutes before there wal
notasign or sound oflile, New York sun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26
THE DINNER HoaN-

Amt slad thstI wua born
When I hear tie dinauf lora7
o., the. heller iooileioo,
dow It thrills = iellsr through
Ialk about yer simnhunnlesl NJ
Now, tell y what itis.
Ansels harps don't stand a show a.
When thet horn begins 20 blow.
Don't quit the pcsky plow
Kind o mighty suddln nog
When ] hear the welcome sound
Echoin from the woods around
Gosh, them barstin 'iaier sweet.
les' Ike warmed w snow 10 catl
And them friiters, thick and brown =
feller hates to let 'om do~n!
Git up, sorell seems - though
Hosses' walk IS mighty slow.
III, thar, boysl quit droppln corn
Don't ye hear the dinner horn2
James Buekham in Detroit Froe Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

The Language Of flowers has been more
or less understood for centuries, and now
1t seems TINT even sealing wax may DO
made the medium Of communication "
rightly interpreted, the following being It's
accepted synbolisms;
white, marriage or proposal OF marriage
black, mourning; violet, coincidence, dark
red, invitation TO dinner; pale gray, friend
ship; light red, business; pink, love letters
green, hope; yellow, Jealousy; gold or olive
constancy. -Jenness Miller Monthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

In one Of IIawihornes eerie taiee' rug
eested. ns he tells us, Ny fact, inc SHADOW
Of terrible event is cast before through
the medium OF a pctmr
A printer whilo taking the porirnlls o.
a bridal pair was moved BY some inyFNIl
Gus Impulse 70 make sketch inr MS Owl
keeping, representing the br'aeRlgoin, wv
a look 81 frenzy in bis face, ~ me set o.
pIunEiug knife into the bosom 81 MS Ter
ri1od bride In.
Time passed. and the painter fefislllni
their home beheld the ~ fated young inan
with the very look mud attitude no ma pr
fraycd, about 20 fulail the pictured eEinl'
and was only just in time 70 stay his hand
--Iopdon Tit Bits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

Vegetables Cabbage, Northern. PER
ponna, . l2Nae. pniatncs California.
pes hgshc' NNi onlNNs' pr pound
y i.2maci ceNeei potatNc&, pcr hnsNcl, 90
6f15c. sweet Nhjaihes Northern, per
bushci, 81. ~, pumpkm vans, 81; sweet
ntnncr, per half-hushe basket, 400. celery,
hos nor one dozen lunches; bccts,
81 10, sugar cane, S2.hoi3 per 100 st,sll,s;
r1dishcs. aOiil1e pcr dVxcni lettuce, 2Od
gae per loFtN
Fruits California LINES. per box, Sltf
$50; Northern epplcs pcr barrel, 81 pet
hushol, StsH 10, lemons fancy, NhO'O
per hoN, SlsfiN1t oranges, ncr box. SA,
Wuchels bananas, pcr bunch S2sNNl
81, Concord erNncs, per basket, SQei.Nei
pears, per hnlihushpi, 81 ,hni hushcl hoS'
500; California cee plumh ,ror crate
2.2a; California KELSEY rlnms, nef
crate s. 90; California irNnea, nrr craio
s. %, Qulneos ptr hnshNl, 81 90; bnrt'
lett peats, per box, 81,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

When Bishop Fallows was addressing a
crowd of the unemployed in Chicago re-
Gently. he said; "I'he public officials are in
sympathy with you. They have sprung
from your own ranks. Where did our lpo-
licemen come fromW The bishop was not
permitted to answer bi, own question
with one voice 300 or 400 people yelled ohv
.sFrom Irelandp and the laughter that iol-
lowed was infectious, and even the Dishop
himself was compelled to JOIN III it.--hS-
phnuutl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

nsuui haxoe Zoe, rnmlrops. A h. as.
snrird hayurs. 1-pona box. 40c; lhpanese
n rlns. eOc0Anut aevor. anound box. Gjr,
roet, assnftcd aal white zoe, French
iissSs por box. tiNc: chocolate creams
Al. SOC; lemon drops frosted. per box.
tt1r, burnt almonds, pcr box. poo, crcamo,
hand malr, twelve varieties. poe; PEA.
nut N9vk. dac; pgaAnl han per box, doc;
losengts, assorted con, n-pound box,
f5r, marsh-,nallows, ch0r'y hraud, 3.
nonpA bAx, Si.9A. mixed candies, pals,
per hound, Z l-ac; crystal cut, Sc; daisy
Ii NJ creams, l2ci stick candy. IN pals,
Z 1ac,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

oysters Onepornd, per doz., 0oc; No,
., por doz., Sls3.
Ffsh Alaska, No. l. salmon, por dozen,
81 40: Columbia river No J salmon. per
dozon. SLID; i.pound mackcrel, per doz d,
Sl.3J: American aorlines Lis, per case.
81 90. French aardlnpb lbs, per case.
Meats -Poitcd ham. - pound pcr
dozen. T5c p9Ied ham, 10 pound, ppf
dozen. $50; Vienna sausage. - pound,
per dozeu hi.25, Vienna sausage, l'pouni
ner dozen. s371 chippod beef. ~ pound,
~ dozen, $3.50; Clipped bp1f, i-p0und,
Dor dozen. $50
Vegetable. thrco.poml fomatocs,
si25; 2pand Tomatoes. sllOi 2ponnd
carn choice, Si.10. 2'ponnd corn fHncy.
81 III. gpound string Deans, OJc, G-pOund
marrowfai peae, Sl2h.
Taiiiernia Friit. Two and our.hali
,,ognd peaches, Si.25 . 1.2.ponnd apr.
rots si.S5; ~ pound paars. $50
4 13.pound pums. ~; . 12pound
ssperii erapea. slsji . 12poun1 Whit
ebsrries. $500 i'2pound black cher.
Fivs, $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

The government q saSony has Instituted
a uniqne method Of enforcing the payment
of taxes. The names Of perpns VINO a'l
not pay their taxes last year arc printed
and hung up 10 al The restaurant hla "a
looms TboIroprleiorE doIe not serve tn ll',.
mentioned on the lists piib 1000 Or af,ih
under penalty Of losing theif i'eense--EA'
,lrt,fra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

n, make linewater you take some wen ~.
- n ,nr burned limestone and pour Wa Y,
ana NV a. long as the stone seems 10 az
Ter Oyer IA ~ alIow h to stand II not break
soro y, ~ srssir sprinkle little more va
ter over it, a smull qu9ss's ~ ~ tbat il
n a vessel, such as an olu ~, cav y, NJ After
=, .., b covered with board o. o.S az i to
S os.ns slaised add about a p1 ,heo stir and
every 10 gallons Of cola wais i, S Tines
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26
shoes.

when YOUR shoes squeak, go to The shoe 81; q
.,ater and have bimput peg IN the MD
Sie AZ nc sole, md there viii be no MOI ,l,
loud 4 proelamatlons. Another thing i Tn l,
, un, INV i pair Of new shoes and they hurs
sou MI gaier IN them and let them re-
80 I'm IN a minute and thea pour u o ,.
Ia 4, vour shoes burn or hurt you ai.e i
Az vo5 ean say this is wrong me wa.sr
thss Ill Ill mo natural heat out Of the leath-
.aA md T' makes tho shoes comfortabie'-79l'
I.,,,is Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

Cordngc ssal rope, holfinch basis
: 1.2r MANILA rope, ton'mgh nnslt,
10 %. cotton rope aO aFN', ny; COZ
ton Irvine, ldt, h.ply iuts twipo So 4,
Rags 90 Inch, Saunce Z Lei ~
inch, S.ounce. Ol'ie; r. inch luouneN
q l42c.
seed Rye, nor hushpl SOC; ,urnip
seed, per Mound, 2Oc, alfalfa seeI' H..
bushel, 5000 Lolmson grass seed npsr,.
hushcl, 81 Dot minct per mshol Voc
lntloy Good. per hnAhel. OOc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

upeople need not suffer from corns or
other pedal troubles II they VII onaues
their shoes three times day, 49, go :
man who has tried the experiment "
one pair pinches another sets e"sliy Ai', -
ouent changes Of footsear sep in ',. III =
lation in order and the toes ondl7hglIou'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

Twenty-aye years ago the interpreters IN
the New York courts were nniliiP ',,...l
functionaries, employed AZ court s " ~,
ants, and it was generally sNliiolsn9 "a W.
could speak German ana InisIlsn' I,
they must have from 70 ~ iaDSl"s'2 -
their tongues ends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

nofan list bridgeport, ear lots. sl2ai
IA Id tons. Si7b. ! ton, 800, Meal
estcr. Ionny Lipd. ltouEe, Maitland, Rob
iu4on and WalsenbNt; Goals. car lois,
n. IN, 4 10 10 ton lots. sg.oi ION,
~ santa Cinre, and fillmore Goals. cor
Xxx gT50. & 10 10 ton iota. 5000 two
i6ns. sGgj. nnc ton. SdDqt one'half ton.
SshB9 prinr Crook and M0Jame4 eohl,
ear lois. sH.25s . 10 10 Ton lots, $500
NO ions. $500 one ton, 5000 oneshall
in. SB25i Monarch cgg,. car lots, ~ ~
4 10 30 too tots, $500 single ton. R,sl
ruthrafl.e Geanstlvhnin). car lots kll'
4 10 ID fno i6is. si27 single ton, s w
auii,farife f0niHai. . 10 ~ ton lots. fD'
einflo tons. 500 on9.lnlt ton. 81
slnck. 4Oci car loads. &,23i Ttprber
( rar lnis, $3.50 per ignj Lulnef9p, pei
I ~. SIS; two tons. f7.75: o TO 10 tons
$50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26
d WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

|Kr WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
--And--
Union PACIFIC SYSTEM.
n. only line passing through the
3glT PANHANDLE COUNTRY OF
TEXAS.
rtatest wheat-growing cou1try in the
cheap homes for all; also the only
II route TO
nAlagion, Idaho.
Oregon, Montana
Colorado. Wyoming,
Az Pacific Coast Points. We take you
n, 10 the health resorts of Colorado.
,oa fOr copy OF our summerlanda
Il, full Information address
L. L. LoMAN.
Ora. U. p. R'y, Omaha, Neb.
u. b. KELLER,
eP. A, TT W. and d. q. nv.
Fort ~ ORTIZ. rex.
MS. DAVIS. city Ticket Agent
" Main street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

rnlceutius wrote in Latin work o. y
chapters, diFiding them according " ~ W
order Of the % letter. Of the l.,lili ,'.o,
TIE first chapter is without a. lAs ''.'''''
without b, and 70 with the resi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26
CASH PREMIUMS I
To Subscribers,

Commencing October 10, rogioter
has hanh kept OF each yourly cash sub
acrlpllon received, and oacn Que mum.
bsrcd Ia ihe order in which u came.
Tho subscribers numbered as below
win receive Immediately on registra.
lion OF their subscripeoatho sums OPP
posilc the numbers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

uanse reat b rather hlsheT l % r %
Nozirn iblu 50 lN' si " r.einf. uiit Q
IS ~ cents 4 quar- itg"c ~, at,51t
,',,'turi nrlees. a doilas being WOW"
49,. ilirsis af 1ur reeAthlN-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

The longest artificial wateFeoprfs IN t ~.
,.crid ID .ts Bengal canal. 900 miles " ~
~, mw i Erie. sis. Zach cost nearly slo'voV''
Oll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

Quotations hascd on small lots TO rc'
dcnlpra Antlpnthiur, per ounce Uuni
Acptnulid. pes ounce, 100 per pound
G5c. acctlc acid, per pound, WI carhol'
ic acid, cryat por pound, AO0a2oi mn,
rlntlc Bcid, O. r., pee pound, pes nilro
Mold q II nor pound, a2e. snlphnrc
acid, e. r., p0r pound 22c, fannie neld.
iulk nor ponnd, 81 ~, alcohol, 20 nrr
cent, per gall SD, less Ne for .cAthi
alum. pcr pound ici nnilknmniej sluOi
AUTHORIZING. per ounce, Shg' ahlpyrenr'
per ounce Sli0i ammonia, carp9nl3p,
per pound, 100 uulol pet pounu' Vl,,i
blue mnss, per nuunl, bpri hinr oiht
n,snt, nor pound, zoe. borax, per pound
t2Fftae. cRmphor gum, per round, owl
tluf rnpacum. powdered, per pound 29ci
eocnine muir. cryHt. nor ounce, SpDNi
cnpprras, Per pound, 2ltiei rrcNm iAflnh
q, r.. ner pound Or; procers' per
pound, I'Gr: Doyora powder, per pound,
pound. ION gum arabic, lrlt plck, Der
pound, N0r; thcllac POI bound. Mn,
rne. brown. prr pound 12Hlbci glue,
wIito. per pound, 20f mnne, per pound,
500, mercury, per pound ibc; noniine,
T. 4 W. Is ounce box, per ounce, S23Ai
. / y ounce boxes. per ounce, $500; ounce
bottles, per ounce, s2lOi nulmegt, lmI
ponpJ T6o, castor oil, pcr gallon, 81 ~
! hi nj. oliyo OH per gallon, SllOi lln'
I srod al ner gallon, 53lhsr, Nlnrn, W
n Der GALLON Si20i opium, per pannli
$500. opium, POI. per pound, s3Uoi blnel1
uppner. per pound. l5c, potash bromide.
Z I'M ponnd iTc potash. chlorntrs, nnf
Z iound. 29c. iOlllc rsr pogni. AsSl.
duiHine. T. & W. 1-ounqr BOTTLES Btel
Nans uer ounce. 8iiA qninlnr, y s W.
6.enneo cans. per ounce. 32ci y, 4 ~
uululuo i-ohnro dials, per ounce, Ndol
I Ia B.ounpe tinq. 2sc; 23-Onnco tins, per
n. osei fOO.ounre Tins per on, 3Nc; sll
a6ia. per pound, 2 lar re; san peter,
I rcfned per pound. 100; salt peter, com
marnioi &c. palis EPSON, per pound
( .Nfio salts Rochelle. BE; Mcarbonate
( ltnflish, k6gs, per pound &c; sulphur
n.barroi iolE 21-2H. sulphur inwet.
smnll l8ts, % enlfta iurpenine. innfkel
raic. Dor miion: white Lead, Collier y
Southern, s r, per pound I l.14ff l'2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26
cnAcKsns. CAKES AND CANDIES.

ryarkcrs Animals. he. Boston butter.
o. iaitter. Dc; GRAMS, 8 l2e; rrscknpis
he, cracker meal Gfi oygief pearl O.;
80 NJ fnowinkei. i2ci soda. &c.
yEstrs and Jnmhles- Eleven and one
,.aff eenta. fruit Bulihna. l2f; gilgrr
NV. i.2d. eraulm'E coolics Zoe.
,sn snaps ~. waters. l5c, sugar
'',pilsa. zoe. stage planka, Sc.
ySsndies -Caramcls. assorted laFor, .,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

.,,.;,-,i person has figured on. I'M .hs
A siat ,is..s ijie u sahinet pngsf ii
tie assiiis Finch republic has ossn nay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

The breeding VI parrots ~ hYinYn'e'
Is eaid 10 be pracilcAlle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

,,,r wonan OF oaklassa. S ~ 4
4 ssS,toIHssening one moraihg re fssI isS
upon mai ne had dis'oea's' -
during her sleep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

awby do you always patroni1e : ni'''-
laundrymenf Lar American shirts, -
Truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-26

This Is companion orcr TO Tho
FIRST, and holds good until midnight OF
December 81
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-24
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stitutional disease requires a constitu-
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-24
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