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Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
@aubag, SDo Safpfa.

Sr. Eeoattgr! - "Wie Ifa' tomma, ON
tHtie iaa braat", fang man / aamle Ror9e,
% ion o9rDi9e Gftertommere al bore 5or.
I9ore ,itcmrer pi o9 ipnger ben famine
Gang man9eitemmig, meoeus Batferne til'
baseienoer fit Gtto: "Sntie iaa bruat".
3ette itemmer oa paiua fuloitGnois meo
Sorboloeue Oppe paa ocrne Tel al Sisieton
Reieruattoneu. Otter at bare nobolot en-
lGn9ere Egrte, euO pnItelist uar, b~espnOte
RGbbet at fable al ben enc eiter ben anoeu
al Hpbp8gerue beritsos, % enoel bespuote
allerebe at pnite fig tilbnse til &Ipbsrpoerne
/ Soma % Itnneiota; men nctop oa 8riien
babe naaet fit Scioepunft, aioroe bet sam!e
Oroipros Jig 9lGIoeHoe: "gldar Neoen er
itprIt, er SiGlpen ~rermeit,. ioet oi fit ct
rigtig goot Ne8u, Der latte npt Gin / baaoe
9pre' os &IauteUeroencn. Sloniterue, Der
bapoe beopuot at Jaime, REFER after line
Spoeoer i1eIienoe ipetret LEGION lDttenoe til
JugIereS GLADE Suioren / ben frie Hatur.
grGSiet fer iaa irlt % I,osSlao no. meoeHs
3ugoraabeuie i%tiuner ION S%marasoer /
Rcrgeuiolens Straaler, - fort iagt, a!ting
/ Iatureu bar ifIGot fig lin b!ioeite StifIe.ie.
Nanr mau fra e. 6orbsiniu9 iasttGser
bette nnturtiOune 2anoItdb, iau u%ofolOer
Der fig pirtslig ct i~torartet Tauprama, % ri
ian apot IriIies til at uobrpoe:
90, ri elIfer bette 2aubet,
Sauteu gipr ui iaa;
Set err lfisut iont intet anoet,
6pm ia ou fna iiaa.
Spis ri MI uil title Ylanterisst, meo ole
bets fipnne gileosr, / Sasaruuoen, ps tase
3preriget / Cieipn. ina timber Ri nRiten
bpor pi penoer Eiet ben en- uaoiiilelig 3om-
bination af en- 9rift Oyer furan % en-
Ntauo bageiter iamnenbeitet til be fsrits
nGunte peo en- Sr9ttiHsspIcs. 9isie er ipris
beTti9ftiaeoe meb at iaa iultioere iaa me9et
al ben ~uopbprteoe Grairie iom mnlist; bog
banoer bet life ina ijeIoen, at be foriiieuise
3eIe al benne lepenbe Maitiue bar omitri.
oenoe Ieniuser ansaaenbe Radoen at tase
fat paa, %. naar iaaoanne 8riicr inotraHer,
paafslser altio en- beitis Stris om Serre'
ogmmet, Der ipm ofteft enoer neo Minori'
tetens Seier.
Stsrre cs betpsmmelisers g~aaninssbuie
beapnoer ansrsos at reiie fig paa foriilelise
| Steoer beroppe, os Snobpsserne er f~ortioen
aoot fornsieoe, bpiltet rofiom bepiiss oeo,
at uaften bpert Wenneite, man tommer |
Ysrprelie mep, bar oeiureret fit Gniist mso
ct uoisst breot Smil.
Ser bar parst aoitIuis Sale ON at bpgse
euoel Siolebuie / port Sonnibip CONNER,
bullet oog biDtil life er blepet reaIiierst.
lIuoer fsr nGunts Resnitorm b9aois en-
uluiie, ioet en- nosls gil bertha boeaoe uns
Mano tiuisemsb bans Suitru os en- al oerss
Sete blep rammst al epust. Nanoen blso
uaTeu siebli'ieita or9bt; Suitrueu serimoo
lap meo at blipe enoel forbrRnot
So nu maa leg uirielis lutte; les bar itie
mere at Itrips ON, % forreiten iaa bespnosr
qpstiteu at sisrs fine arap sialOenoe, Os
lea ma Ie at iaa paa aaHe'anna ianit rsre
iammsu uOsst til Ranbe,aser for Eiooass'
NAB.
On Eittis Silisn til ReSaitiOn % aaisrs.
--en.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

% 'so'tfH's i%an1ilis. gerIouals, til iienstt
% n'lfnote aaisre Os til eubuer tier at benz.
9er 'elllGbeosois itriuer tui,,s o. sObe 9ro.
ieHosIier glaOet
Spts 2burbisrs Sic IN. bar bet oItior
praa' ON, lpt De moi mart irtte 9em neo
III ~eitefmlooae % ftrtoe os ct Gproesbrep
'slsh. son % Barna fnnr ,oss gitermio.
oosstaneeH os iteIe fig ielu, ium be fan.
.mens! " oenter pda Sons me goa o..
oaa. |aar les Tiger gOer besge b~iertclia
&at Ior Soers iamp rIeuOe Grbeioe / Golrs-
n'nSenS % 5remitriDtsts 3ieueie er nit be
llelte al "Roiteu"s gGiere utu,oe til at
ltemme n,eO / apr.
@oroIano, @Ortb 60, Soma, ste Suli '98.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18


'5rom"s aireiis forseit ben 24be
Suni 8l. 12A ira Yiperuitsbusten.
Stprs Wsnns1fcmasier baooe altreSC
pGrct paa Beuene fra sl. 10. iao bet
tpuososs enoel, ba Gireiien bleo uo-
lat.
9OtarsypsSitiOneus Gelta3crs b%eltdor
at: Gbsi Or. 5ritbiOi giauisn, Sfibs'
DEF &aptsin DITTO SOsrorup. Cbieroas
tor % 7e'uiier Wariuclsiinaut Q.
Seott !Sdnieu, Sti6slree. 9nno. meo.
Ssnrit O. 8lesfns, 8rOpiautiorpalter
aoOfi Suul, Gsrfefprmoao Z. 6. ga
cobisn, Gsrismafinift Gntou Gmuno.
fen, 2oen Walfinmefer eIer Glettrifer
Rproabl, Sipttcr, MatrOs 0. m. bar
neplistis Seionolsitnant Siulmar So
bnnisn, WatrOs Os Saryuner Beoer g.
Senritisn, Sueoter o. nj. 8. o. 3.
Mo9itao.
Der bar iuseu fpeeiel Ss;tiotli8beo,
oa "5ram- letteoe % itat uoOoer 5ior'
ben. RanieH fob lause % uiiteoe til
ben Guarm al gaabe, iom trebiebs Om-
firing gram; iaa leg ben lansiomt
uOooer iulst al en- Wiansoe Sellbaabe
os ~abfilise "2pltoampbaaoe-. Cui.
borb paa "Grum" uar 4Clurfarsrnes
Sla9tninse, be fslssr mso ct Stptfe,
9tres WaistGter aon8en og Drons
niuscn bar ieuot Or. Nnnien fslSenbe
Telegram fra 3rottningbolm:
"MObtas / aireifsus Giebtit 9rOn'
~ninsens % mine biertelise Snltsr ON
Selo paa G9roeu, ium, buis uofaloet
mooiuarer 6orbaabninserue, oil bare
Ell eneItnaenoe Storbaab, men etbuerts
ialo altib pit bare 8ionesbpro ON
nOrIte Wancs MOo % Sferulaisbeo.
Bring Dor Silien til iamtli8e Gelta'
9ere.
Cscar, Supbie."
Gil WdieItGterne fenbtes isl8snoe
Spartelegrnm:
"@rpeoitiOnens Delta9sre ieuber De-
res Wtaieitater fin ~unoeronnisite Eut
og Silien til afiteo, ibst ri oraser no
pua 8oiariaroeu meo bet faite 5oriGt
at gjsre bort poerite. Yaa iamtliSes
8esne
5ritbiOf Ranien,
Sra petersburg telesraferer @eians
ten, at ban bar mobtaset iaalpoenoe
Telegram fra Sibirien, aiienot efter
Drors al Baron 9Oa:
"8irenR, 15be @pril.
20 Sunoe er beisrset til Dlsnefs
Stumbling. feres al Rorbmanben 70.
ltenien Zen Betjenot al Stprmanb So
fubien). 6an9itmano ~uoienoes til
Gen 8otelnD for at opla9se Geunets'
mioler til II Mano paa 2 Steoer.
3reoie Oplus bliuer 2iatOc (Rpiibi.
rife ger). Dplu9eue inipiceres / 1894
og 1895. 5an9itmano beretter, at
Sauet ON 9iatou bar isirit / 1888,
1889 % 1890, liOt 50 / 1891 Os
1892"
Or. Nunien er bsilis tilfreos mso
Snoboloet al bette Telegram.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Ora Butter, Tan Co., q. Cafota.

Sr. Reoatlgr! - vi bar baut gnulte lOet
8egu Der ipaar, iaa 6pcoen uoIer life fort.
gp9set bar alIereoe itaot Gr. itisnt Stranet
life er iuGrt lanlt.
Sor n%Grneltc Yp er Butler. Zen bar
8 Sutltter, 2 Sneoter, 1 Sagopare Stpre,
A Sarebufe 90 NogIe 8siioeuier. Zen sr
lille no8en for Sp, men 6armerue Tan III
iaa leperet fin poeoe Der. Ser er ct norIi
Settlement pnu Omtris 90 6amiIier; be 1leite
al benz er pelftaaeuoe.
gu penIis Silieu til "9eeorab.R oiteu"s
manoe 2Riere. q
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
IRA 1e,p Warfet, Winn.

Sr. &eoattpr! - "a 3ereS prebe Blao
"3ecorabsGot ben ierere 2to bar baut
uogle Stptter fra Retu Mturtet, % oa ben
aluiuoeli9e Menine blanot New Narfets
Snopaanere er, at ies itaI pare Sorfutter
til oisie Stptter, baaber leg, OF ies sieunem
9eres BlaO ian iaa meboele benz, at iua lille
er 9iliRloe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
sra Rennomonie, g0is.


Gil "2ecOrabsGoieH"!
Seq tjgbte ell -Grenmer" meo 6 5'@nflous
@lasfanuer al 3be GrDiial Creamery Co.,
9aniing, 9tid, iom hi bar brust en- 5io
lang U9 or bel f~crusiet meo, iaa ies trpst
ION o~nbefolc ben til benz, iom t9nier paa at
tjobe ao9eu iaaoan. Spno bet nu9aar at
boloe ben rem, tur BEN life upergaae5 nf
uo8eu. 9teo urorutIts Sebuublin9 tan lille
noset iioes no.
Snuo Sacoblpu,
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
3orreiponbance.

..,Ssoredncxr uben gapu ca ubresie taaes lie
a,.,s, ssnInn I'll, be tlr lfie eraaHa aiennfIHlGits az
s.,,,,ipr,n. Rarnei oi life bitpe pnentIig lUtt, msos
-,rsre ~ptstcmmeibe artfsfpoHeent snfer bet, men
Reea.ticnen maa hnOe saonet % abrssien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

N+AIN%h NtNhh y
tsiuloe uoroeuer og GuuitiuusforitprrcIlsr,
Tom Euinoeil suuet itosr uHbtr, Ianr 7e
Teres peuas tilbase. fttts oil 3e bog
Tie foriauee, thi Ts opnnar SslbreoeIis.
Gip TRenicineu lib ii! at cirie, bois Terss
9tlf9loes or h%aarouaiiet. TeCHoer, Der inb.
tnos fia Inusiomi, niaa nbrpooes Ianalomt.
Oct f~i'reiie os hursigs oirienoe Ri6o.l er
sBaportte grsiertpiion-. Tet %aienopretter
% fiDrier s%pitemsi, resulsrsr GA tremmtr
be rettt Gunittonfr FAINT sjeugiusr Selbreo
o. %srGfttr.
Woo oft, Der benGpnts "RninoeIpa.
BONNIE or bet ct uieilboritst Sarmiebsf.
Sots De CT en- oo~srnnhr9rat sller IiosHos
foinoe, oo or bet en- Reoietn, Der er Iaoet
f0rIta III at bialpe Tsm - msu be bstalsr
fun for ben Si9lp, De srboIber.
Boa bisfs Bilfaar CT bet ben biuigte
Reoidn, Der i9lses.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

q. q. eobt, uprf % ioenR gieeReniui, sa
Sah 7h Sir, e. Sori, yRiunl ne'Irei9sr fsnIe'
Snsriae Oh lauma,i. 9sree ienoes es,aa ~ epeA'
nyuuts ganee sifer !ausat aaEs C.isr
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
bet err bortfottsbs

bet er bortfottsbs
genat, ronr en- Reoiciu
TIE gamer Tenn. Rsiiiosu
oa Tdbtt or Tsrcs Reu
bet CT Ndaoeu, buorpaa az
Ct hsuutit I'll al iigbs sub0er
sFsoietH for R0irosipaoom.
ne, meo nubtogelis al ar.
Gierrss JaUorite Breicrtp'
ton.
Web Ssuipu I'll osune sr
Der iHgen StsIlio bet ,r
garanferet. Srts ben iiis
gamer easr helbreoer ATE
- Erru.fa Ens.L.s.x TO-
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

mru0 fafss. esa q ue5iiisr gsrman,rt
NttSWu 9lao ltle EIoen gusr 1 al ben ziuu
rrdr. Brown Bros. Go. Nurserymen, Chicago.
wI9J2
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18

Snuo S%ncobipu,
Wenupmonie, Dunn 60, Wis
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
6trfeinopielie.

Sans s. Bieribolot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

antinc or a Chinese village celebrating
the festival of joy.
The ladies had no complaint to make
Of Insult or even rldeness. Men win
all sorts of views on suffrage, treated them
politely and then went inside ana Hoted
as they pleased. At the p9llS on Ma,
near Fourteenth street, n lady with
stern blue eye not only peddied literature
in defiance Of NIL the canonS t0rgidding
the same. but actually went inside nnu
terroiized the judges and clerks. she
was the undOubted boss OF the ehllre
business for several hours before Tue
officials grew bold enough 10 rise Ia re-
u was Just scared almost to death
This morning" remarked one Lady lean
iur over d fence when ! saw al that
awful anti-suifrage stuff, until l rcid lhr
card by DR. Mcintyre and, MI lupper,
and other good people, ana thrh l ieis
real strong and came right OUT 10 Worn,
While the ablc-hodiel women We're vh
the battlefield many ladies went TO the
churches and Joined IN prayer. for IA"
,.ncaess of the cause. Thcn tlicy went
home and chased their husbands ana
sons and brothers down town promptly
at o'clocli-for the polls closed a 1
You know. More than one iaillIu !,
hubby meandered home at ] or
O'Clock this morning 10 ma me Wllc 81
his bosom sitting mp 10 scold MIN Tor not
III brins home before S with the whole re-
suit in his pocket.
number Of ladies furnished their
nriyote carriages and drivers, and cach
,liSrict was placed IN charge of one, OF
thr ladies' who had other ladies and
nutnbor of gentlemen who had yolun-
teered. under them in each precinct.
They worked hard all day, without hope
or expectation Of pay.
They were treated courieously in
nearly every instance, and often inviteu
| in by the judges TO warm themselves
| Tbeir pllrards were torn down In sew
| ernl instances by spNeful outsiders, and
! some considerable opposition Of an III
nnturrd kind exhibition. one man said
| he wonll vote against suffrage because
] he could hnnlly manage his wife now'
| and he didn't know what would become
| of him If She cei vote.
One Young nrln. resident Of uniyer-
/ eity park, made himself particularly
prominent IN his expression of ideas upon
! Me subiect. 81 won't see any woman
| siffer" he said. but at the same time
| / ain't going 10 vote for suffrage, lie
| was laughing merrily over his alleged
| Joke when a demure Young lady APP
proacched the crowd. The young man
! saw her coming aud begged 10 be e1-
| cused. His young lady friend led him %
a chair near the town hall and then t0,
lowed an earnest conversation, mingled
with smiles and laughter. NOW youN
promised" said the young woman, a.
her companion rose to 70 10 the polls
10 cast his ballot. He was one of a
large number of converts made at the
eleventh hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
AUSTIN POLITICAL GOSSIP.


Special 50 the Gnze,tc
Anshn, Tex. NOV. l1.--Auslln is just
now warming UP in the matter Of MUM
oipnl poniics. with The candidates in the
field for mayor Mcdonald, che pres
ent incumbent, asks that his adnlnistra'
lion be cndored by re.clecliou, and
urges the completion Of the city dam
under his fostering care az q ncgeaaity
Buslte, the present collector Of revenue
who expects TO shortly bccome states
man ont Of a job. IS reaching for he
place now warmed by Mcdonald, aud
apprurs 10 be- gathering unto himself
cousderabe following Boh Of these
gentlemen are rank Republicans, and II
seems surprising that q good Democrat
Is not put forward 10 knock ilic plum
while these two WORTHLESS are ihrashlng
each others poles.
Up IN he big granite capitol there are
several great political bees bu41lnH hnn
preparing 10 sup the .ewccts 81 onclnl
power and political advancement. u NE
people are willing Comptrnllqf Mc'.nll
has his little gubcFnatoH1l rod Just peep.
Ing above the collar Of bis cont and
no lin end Of Il X Labelled business.
In other words, the comptroller n feel
ing the pulse ~ the public on inc idea
OF business man for governor, ana his
friends aver that he ~ meeting with
considerable cnrourngcncni
AiOnoy-Gcncral Culberspn has re-
turned from Washington for = iew days
pending tho call Of the commission case
and Il may be stated unequlyocally that
he + also In tho field for ADVANCEMENT
Indeed Il Is freely asserted that the
man who turns down Charlie Cuiberson
will BIO the next governor
Friends Of Hon. Geo. w. Smith, score
fary Of state, urge that no man IN tile
state Is more capable Of making bril-
linfit campaign IN the interests Of Deur
ocracy than this talented gentleman.
Aud then there h talk Of Reagan, the
grand old Democratic war horse and a
friend Of silver. No man ID the state ~
stronger With the lovers Of the white
metal.
For attorney general the names o. H..
l., Henry. j j Fnulk, NJ NJ Crane'
Dick Harrison aud other prominent fen'
tlemen are suggested. but 70 far, Judge
| Faux Il the only gentleman who has
announced his cnndidncy and Is es'n4-
| ing the early bird act y.
For comptroller. II. W. Finley: w
n. Virgins, Farmer Imv Hrhdei1on
aad some Others ure discussed,
1he idea " universally rreynleni tlitf
/ Genial Billy Worthnm viii again STAKE
the treasurysaip claim without SERIOUS
l Senator Hearty. who balls fsom tie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

FREQ state Of Van Nmdt Is spoken Of ns
an available man TO succeed Crane as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AMI would make a
rnttlng campaign.
la office eirrle- politics secm quiet, aud
II ~ not yct known whether or mt your
Uncle Jake will again 20 before the peo.
Die There arc vague hlnle that he
has higher aspirations. hni Uncle jake
ig not talking through hls whiskors much
these days
Matters are uulcl around the executive
Office. us The governor spent tho weok on
the Gulf fiahing II Is not believed that
M oAirn HiNaln ~ the legislature "a
prohA'l "lilesa there II an adverse de
cisOu tho commission case which IL
mol "aiIrh led,
lac rr-luA In the various state rloc-
iiona 'hr day, whCrtin Democracy was
ynoie hip aud thigh Wcma ~ be- regard
ed OK q nliurnl consequence of the NO.
tlrn " Democratic congress IN over
riling HE expressed VIII Of tho people,
II Is predicted that unless The warning
IL needed ana legislation enacted 40 the
regular term u accordance with party
plOdgr. Tho aftermath win W. msh
mora lireful In iis ELECTS mon lie Dom
oeIntlc parry The pcunle hnyc oppressed
Their condemnation al ihu Inception
NJ the same aud arr 0nly waiting for
he record 20 hc finished,
Rich prairie farm lands Of De Witt
county for nlr. Easily cultivated aud
produce nbnudantly Of fruits yagetablna
The population of the county H. now
$4,000 and mostly nrosnerons farmers
For prices and terms write Tie Star.
Cnrro. TeVns.
Have also for palc complete list
of the couhty's tax payers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
MUSIC HATH CHARMS,


C,,i,,,,, Tutor Ocean
, NJ .,,.,,.,+ ,o,.r noar
81. hilliad IS 4 pleasant Town h'"'
the Mexican line. II Is noted for It's
docititv No man IL allowed To carry
,,,,, tt,o, sty nistots AT oncc there. and
more man SIX Pls'ols u. o'i'' NJ
magistrate recently "uei ''''
ooJod about his ncrsop. The sunday
'c'''u "pou' us re
school scholars are made to dencrll lher
pjstols in the vcstbule before school
on.ps and no minister Is permitted 10
"P'"S' gnu NV M, ,,,,t
Keep more lnah TWO eHo' s"'is ." '"' f"'
pit
The cantata OF Queen Eslhcr, 'lp mlI'
ever got mp at -. hl.ilau' WuN ~
lime affair. Hobson hall wa. hlled al IN
elrlv hour. During The opening chorus
strange noise was he lrd behind INC sag
aud The manager said that their Human
Mad accidcntly shot himself while prae-
ticng with MOnlecai, ana nll brlEbS
was substituted.
Bill forthwith mndc his appearance
Win p,nts stuck IN boots. In the most
nnnchalant manner, and hegln 10 Gun
Mordecni a secondhand clothing store
onJ nther pet names. saw at once
~ Am mad The heart OF the audience,
for cries OF Go. IN Bill"' Give It
'em," came from every b , oi HI
hut really tNtuE mat Dill A'Ah"i'f
heiinved himsclf IN Ice Hannah; but he
va Fl, ally conxed from the stage by the
,nn1gles az several shot guns that were
,,nisod al him from the wings, am
tI,ns,,,rns came on.
..Rnllv for Ahnz." yelled a boy in the
,,olinry
sS,ir,t.s' A.svrinn king stopped suddenly,
-, ,,,i'od m at tbe enthusiastic youth.
NY 80 bcra !" ne snid, 'this is q religious
So IA jecency has TO be- observed.
irrn'3si ,,n n forrcts that this Is the state
- IN ~: and were going 10 have order
~ re'Hr cot 10 ret it with the pistol.
u II r,,,.i,s, Ahas1ierus Just now, but
! IN ~ w ~ How I'M he Sam Turner again,
w, W. ~ az, man wants 10 see me then
allu - ~ ,3le his wants known"
The fslntlta proceeded, I'M i'lt W,
e3Hs, -, 5,an,iied his revolver IN a very
IilI'i'5 ,,a,,Wer hut somebody said II
cale ~, ,,,s1 The king hardly got Sc
was Hns" i''j an his throne when lianan
cureif s $500 - ~ mo wings and said he
ISL r,t,.Sio,,.io,d fiat two Aiexicans were in
NJ, u,l, honse and that he wouldn't play un-
y. ~ H., Gr,s,scrs were prt out. a sacred
" ~ lhotldn't be spoiled by the pres
co ii 4 connle of dirty Mexicans. His
elee IL wore greeted with tumultnous
rs lln,' ana a sudden tussle near the
| epp.'' III. -ii,,,,.d
dv s1., io nctt gav che coroner held an IN.
lle r'N ~ i'oiies ~ live (ioliad and
g1 ose Miguel. two Meaicaus who had
4 aNN aaffa q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
CATARRHAL CONSUMPTION.
A Narrow Escape From a Fate Which
Befalls Thousands.

Mr.. +. W. Linden. of 4l2 Scott street,
IAttle Rock, Ark, writes:
II was afflicted with a sever cough for
eighteen months. ] consulted sew
arnI phyAcians. who told me
ihat my right lung was aifectcd. / tried
several prescriptions. but g1t no relief.
/ cGncludfd 10 try Pe-rn-na. and, after
taking the hrst two bdtles, | WA greatly
relieved continued taking ID until l
was entirely restored 10 health. | have
recommended Pc-rusna 60 several friends
With splendid results. take pleasure
In recommending Pe-mna 20 any one
who 4 Inflicted as ] naH.
Chronic cntnrrh, II allowed 20 run,
som produces the first stage OF con
sumption, a. in the above c1ise. Pe-runa
Will crre every patient. The only real
An thai there are any failures h either
because the eainrrh n complicated by
some organic disease or fhe patient does
mi fake she medicine long enough The
rnaiorify Of iie people efpe'f 10 ~
s-,r,.d h a week or two Of cafnrrh that
l,aa run for ten or fifteen years Such
u..,fie are nearly always disapDaiuted
Pa-riina viii cure a recent case Of acute
c.t.rrb In few days or weeks baii
,rhen The disease BECOMES chronic
.bonld any one leave on taxing pe
rs.r1 until after writing DR.. Hartman
a. letter from him is almost sure /,
uolnt out the cause OF the failure.
A free catarrh book sent to any nd
fres.s BY the Pe-fli.a Drug Manufa. mn.
ing csIalany, Of Columbus. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
OUT IN FULL FORCE.
bow THE LADIES WORKED FOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
'nDdIng All Day at Many of the
Polls-Incidents OF the Day Which
Gave Women Some First Prac-
teal Lessons in Politics.

Davr News,
a wei, the ladies' were out yesterday
pr enough. Very earnest women sal
= Iorlh not long after breakfast and
NJ wasn't one Of them looking even
lnle bit sleepy. They bore yellow
II ales on their breasts aud stacks of
sage literature in their hands and no
sati a large stock of hope and deter
aaion in their hearts. They We're go
abroad to do battle with such tyrant
Y as might feel disposed to say that
Y couldn't vote. The city had been
l'1iAed by the suffrage association,
% every woman physically strong
l''sh was gallant volunteer for
w There wasn't enough of them to
'Nund. hut there were workers at
.''q' one-half Of the polling places, and
" was no mistake about their mean
y Vat they went the first thing IN the
s,Nlng and proceeded to smash the law
Snithereens Il is strictly prohib-
VI 10 Post any party or other cards or
e -og;ns around the polling places ex-
N ~ ~ Official notices, and no workers
N, 1tHuNel within 100 feet. The ladies
bl,,' 'A,2rs,ehtiy liked everything for big
li,T tney took the large yellow and
a ~ jNs and tackled them up right
Il 5 H. ao9rs Of the polling places. Bands
Il niiV1Su workers took up their station
f,ss ulo1rs, also, and handed ont suf-
"A n.eialnre while vigorously urging
tosta,al use The ordinary men politicil
i,aais,;. were az first paralyze1 bv lie
D. csn,1n, hnt IN u short time plucked
a.il si,s enough To tell the enthnsi-
yin IN ln,,u.A i hey might have trouble
Facs III ~ most Of the polling
.aqrtd ,be psfe officers dutifnlly re-
Indignant n!s,vlow cards in spite Of the
aalefi,n 'Ioolests of women who didn't
aeiios the reason. and tbnm,ht ~
stne r9aNe device Of the ene5,y a
". an AN Places the cards renained
ql1ntit.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cntnn ia,,,o
qrinns + p 'horril' anti.snifrn.a' ~ ~ ~
lqis.Ir ,;i11hrhes Of these circniars NJ
ttf n,os 70 trees md tele,ranh 49,.
% yeb ullnt remain there ians IT. IT,
hrn ~ ipbon brigade caught si..i't -
tRn III iie women just briieI ~, ~
~ mon T. made an end of fhem IN
p aticr,iann Vicinity laughed. hut made
y, lakes so,..
he, gand an day. ana po san,a ~ u
sgloif hnery pale and very tired IN
q 81 q The polls, and stave6 I Viii ul 4,
ID y = Mey could stand mn nv ,nn m..I y
ras Tsp ~ intervals. or conrss
zpiisaeo qtss "a. new and awkwa l r
'tisfioo. ~ most Of them and M
~ SSbg man az. Persisted in iooiin s W VIZ
kist. Them an being arre y ,ne ~ Prep a.,
siioa ~ u that nnknowg onan,i iy' y,
ses unit were entirely "i NEW ana ~ Y, w.
iasn,r rs one bright wDnan =. n
r. ID e knew iIere we eqe s S,rses .R Rg
~ ss'g ny husband , ,o,5 counted rco ,h'
- e,ia seay 100 feet '' 's VIA Ne n "a.
sssh KY s tor a FIST esperie qnan g Sar.
1siTss 200 than loo ,o sss, enough sSS ~ :
y " ~ " T. trees with yeliosr ~ ca ~
~ cooked Ike a smallpox QUAR- QUAR-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
TRAIN ROBBERS RAID.


ny Associated Press.
Cairo. ~, Nov u. Illinois Central
uaiu No. p dup here At 1880 o'cloc, this
morning. was stopped at Mnyaeld fridge.
ny, about eight miles south ~ cairo. hy
i've masked men, supposed TO have boarded
the train al Bariwrl Az soon a. tue
train stopped the robbers gained entrance
10 the csilfess car and secured $50 10 cash
and valuable package HE contcnh OF
which Is NOT knnwn 'fsie robbers then
Lent thr train aud nude FOR the woods
The train was Ia charge u Conductor
Gins. sllearin, and H. u NirNcad. tho
messenger, both of WHOM, hrr1 several
eio,s ~ the robbers, but wilhoat eject.
No cltw ~ yet.
Tho men 80 on al RnrdweIl Ky, and
made the rndr when tue train stopper for
water package sid 20 Contain siio0
wag taken FROM the express messengers
and the pnssengercs Wern altp robbed.
ifbe ram was 40 quickly done that thtre
waa iiMln Resistance Tho rehb.re go.
away. BlOndhounds were asked for and
arc now On route. and should be Oh the
grouJs BY noon. !.