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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Dermtihtes.

- Sin eueGiider 8otantter, Sames
BaDn, bat etni9e bliitbentra9en6e gfan5en
entbedt, ote - ie6en fonnem 9tefe Is flan>
sen itno bic &letterz unb S6mGrober7
getpGcbie, bic auf 8alcone, Serraiicn, 2auz
ben binaufitetgen, neil fe BON 0tn9en, bic
tie oben ieben, ange5ogen tperoen. Die
Wtnben gebOren 81 bieier mertpiirotgen
Baan8eneattung, ferner @pbeu, 8t9no7
nten, SaSmtn unb einige &olsnarten. Bte
Ser geIebrte 8otautfer feitlteQen fonnte,
baB bic 8liitben iener BfanSen bic Sebz
trait beltBen, bas lit iein @ebetmntB. Son
ben 8liitben ieLbit bat er eS gepiB nt9t err
faDren, ba lie oann auBer Dem @eiibt aub
nod bic Spraebe beiiBen miBten, un6 fir
gIudli6e Baare, bie in ibattigen 2auben
9tebesibpire austaui6en, iebr gefdbrIt6
tperben tpiirben. 8etter tptrb beribte1, ba
bemnd6it aus @eitafrifa bic ipreben6en
S6impanien ebenbort am WoDnort bes
9eIebrten 8otantfers etntreffen tperben un6,
baB alsbalb 3tpti6en S9tmpanien unb
8lan3en ein 9roBes 8aLaUer obge9alten
tuerben ioa.
= Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9en bes Or.
6affftne nit 8afterien> GTtr dften tper0en
in Snbien jest in groBem MtaBitabe porgez
rommen. Sn Der Sta6t 9tgra 3. 9. bat
itcb bic gan3e europdiIcbe @oGonie, ettpa
200 4erionen, barunter Z 9amen - in
erfter 2inie en9lii9e 1tntertbdnen - bes
9uten 8eiipteGS Dalber 6teien Smpfungen
unter3o9en, tporauf crit @tngeborene tar1en
uno ft9 AUDI tn1pfen 1teBen, beren 3dbl
berettS iber 1000 betrGgt. 8on b0Ien Sol
gen tpiro biSlang NIGHTS bert6tet. Sb bteie
Smpfnngen aber in Ser Shat gegen Die
@bOlera i6iBen, muB natirIt3 crit bte
@rfabrun9 lebren; gegenmarttg berribt bic
Sen6e in 9l8ra ielbit nt6t.
- Sn @Gsier mari Elm SoI5at, gtamens
Gourbet, tpelcber tpegen 8ei6tmpfun9 fet@
mes Sberiten Dor benz &rte9sgericbte itdno,
benz Gorftbenoen beiielben 9~efGuten Sabat
an ben &Opf. Gr tpur0e besbGlb no6 IN
oeri eL6en Stbung gum Gobe Derurtbetlt.
- Ser @ert6 ser SubiIdumssaben tir
SEQ XIII. mtrb pie foIgt angegeben: Ote
neri6tebenen Btl9er ftelterten etne Suntme
bon 3,400, 900 TrcS. BET. Die @aben bon
~etn5elnen Berionen unb reli8tOien Sroen
betrugen $500, 600 Srcs., tuODDn Der
Ser3og bon Norfolt aIetn 1000, 600 Srcs.
CAB.
- NlerIei @rten bon rBoltcen", Inn
bds bO9ft tnertbuole Meni6enleben anf
@tIenbabnen, ~Qanbpartien II. /. ~. 81 Derz
it6ern, bat Ser funbige 6auf~ mannSgetit
NUN i4on e~rfunben. Oas a1erneueite auf
bielem Gebiete lit Ser @erfi9erungSbut.
Sine 6utfabrtt in 8riitol, Gn9lanb, bate
btelen GinfaQ un6 birfte burcb tbn ieoenz
falls Elm gldn3enbes @eibaft maben. @uf
Dem S6tuetBbanbe beS Suites itebt: u0ie7
Ter 6ut periiobert ben grGger laltt 9oltce
I'm Safe 1etner SObtung burb Giienbabnz
nntaa fir 100 gf6. ct: 5tater benz
S3petBbanbe ftedt bic 8oIice in Sornt
elmer &arte, Laut tpelber etne englii9e
INSTRUMENTATION es %unternimmt,
ienen 8etrag inn gebacbten Safe 3u3ula9en,
tpenn berielbe tnnerbalb ieds Wonaten pou1
Sage 6es 9utfaufes aus eintritt. @s tit
aber ntcbt nOtbtg, 6aB Der 8eitber ben SUIT
3ur !3eit bcs unglads trdgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Meieret= u usfteu lung.
Jhre Gr0fnuts fteht nunmehr bepor.

1900 Musifeaer Set misunderstanding
barren auf beren @r0ffnung i'm Wonat
Suit. 8is iebt mal1geIt es no9 an 9ez
nI9en6en Npporaten 3ur QufbepaDrung
BON 8utter, @ier II. +. 10. auf @iS. Die
iebigen @~inricbtungen itnb ~ ungcniisenO,
baB Bic AuSiteler i6re Sbautditen pteoer
geleert unb tbre @aare p%erfauft baben.
Superintendent Gilbert bat nunmebr perz
iprocben, Sic @ini9e Ser @usiteaer sa
erfIaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Jm faweotfden Raufe.
Gmpfane f~eiters oes GommiRdrs Settler.

SIM ibwebtid6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fanOWeonta9 Gabntittag Elm @mpfan9 itatt,
@ontmiiidr Nrtbur 2effler ntacbte bie Sonz
neurs, Sn BENT nit lhtpeoif6en Sarben
utb 8lattp f~1anSen becortrten @ebduOe
iteaten ftD 8a9lrei6e gertreter fremOer
Staten etlt, barunter Com. 8ernutb,
9euti9tonb, Or. 8. 8alttidef, Geiterz
retcb, @ntilDfcper, 9Gnemarf, SttpO refer,
Somes 9errenoub, SAtpei3,
Gbr. 9taDn, Norpegen, 80. Mnmau, 0tbpbe
9ooep, W~ea1aAuietts, 8tles, Californian
Il. +. 10.
0a5 2utten1dn Sertett tru8 6ur3 eint9e
2ieOer GUT l1nterbaltung BET. Geoen purz
ben ntcbt gebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Reousirte Sahrpretfe
Deroen Don oen Staatscommi6dren perIa1t9t.

Die Staatscommiiidre baben Sic peits
ltdben Sabnseleui9aften eriubt, enbli9 ote
Sabrpretie su rebu5tren. SSn Dem S6reiz
ben miro baralf aufmerfiam gemaebt, oaB
bie bisberigen bOben 8reiie baS BubLifnm
pom 8eiucbe ber Nusfteaun9 abi0reden.
Sebermann CLAUDE unb boffe. baB cine Ste
buction no9 fol9en tperbe, u1tb DeriDiebe
6esbalb feline Gbicogo'er &ei1e. 3rGte Ste
SEDUCTION ntcbt Elm, 70 tpiirbcn Sic 3aubez
rer gan5 fortbletben. Cine SEDUCTION aber
bebe baS @eidGft.
.Ste tpeitltcben 8abngeieGi3aften ioaen
II 9enet9t letn, Der Sttmme bes 8olfes
Solge 5a 9eben nnb Grtra3iige 3u btatgen
Yreiien na6 Gbicago ldufen au laiien.
Die Wtdtgan @entral 8a6n 6at auf SEN
4. Suit Grtra5itge angeorbnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

es, ais ein 75id6riger @rets, bet IeBte
SproB bes geian9Sfro9en Stammes Scr
6utcbin1on, baS 2ieb Scr alte @ranits
fiat" nit tugenofrii6er Gimme portrug.
Sen S4GuB Der @rDffnun9Sfeier am gfacbz
mtttaq bilbete Elm oem @ounerneur 81
@6ren beranitaIteter Gmpfang, tpGbrenb am
Qtben6 nod Elm Seit>8anquett itattfanb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

9Qs SteQpertreter fit ben Gommilidr
iptrb tpd6reno ieinet Nbpeien6eit aus
@btca9o electromagnetic &ic6ter fungircn.
Die neutrality-suspicious. mir6 Qrditeft
Safe be1or9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
o t. ii d E gcbeiIt.

Sos oerbefIsrte eIaftii4e Bru1bana. 9as eiuaios
Bru4bouo, ipel9es man Sag unb 9toht nit 8eeuemii8.
felt tre9et fam, BELT fid9er ieOen Snl1. Seutfdaes Or.
lsaait. &atel0ee AMI s%8srlergen irei sugsfsnSt. enrs
prcSee Gleittt GTus Co.. sG2 iSvOaAipoA GEe IL. Sir.
tlep Bert SiNiesmAT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

Die 2lusfelune oes iun9en Stoates Waihrt9z
ton. : Sem Staats9ebduoe cine iehensperthe
2tusfelune. - Pol3retdthun nnS cine Rol5s
bibliotbef. - Oas 9rO6te mamuthifeIett. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
TIRE M PARIs.

Paris, Tcx., Ian. IA Especial Fire
destroyed a brick business block AMI Two
residences here last night. The alarm
was turned In ut l2:05 this morning Ii
origuatcd IN the second story Of the
Wulker block Of four TWO story business
houses aud must have burned long
time previous tO discovery, as the entire
upper iiOor WIS aiiame before the alarm
Wds given.
The block WAS total loss as was
also the Stable, sheds, office aud store
rooms of Wake Bros, adjoining il on the
west. The residences Of A. ". Neville
and Mrs. sue Walker ON The east were
also burned, All the contents of the
upper floors were lost and nearly all
on the luwer floors. All the contents OF
A. W. Neyille'S residence were lost The
family being away from home. Mrs
Sue Walker saved nearly all her house
hold goods Wake Bros lost all their
feed and harness, but saved the horses
and vehicles.
The loss is about $4,000, with msur-
Nnee as far rs ascertained of about
$4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE VIRGINIA REEL
viii Be Danced at the inaugural
Ball.
SWALLOW TAIL COATS DON'T GO
The Commissions status The obby lhcreas-
ing Daily BOwser's Bill 10 Tive Rail.
roads More Timelo Build re'ore
FoHelling Charters.

Austin. Tex, Jan. lSpccini)
Critics Of the present commission law
invariably refer 70 the Georgia law as
one that has stood the tost Of the courts
and OF long trial, aud clamor for
change Of our law TO fashion It after
that measure ! have asked several of
these 60 explain to me wherein the Texas
law differed from that Of Georgia, aud
In no instance has On explanation been
given. Pursuing the investigation, !
submitted the question 10 Colonel Simp-
klns. one Of the attorneys for the state
In the commission case now pending in
the federal court. and his reply WAS 70
concise and definite that It does not re-
uure u lawyer 30 comprehend H. There
is,' said he. "no material difference. Ia
fmme-work or in operation, between tho
two laws. Tho only one relevant 20 the
validity Of the Texas law Is that 1t pro
yides that IN suit between railroad
and n citizen the commission rate when
offered by the latter shall be- conducive
evidence Of is justice. The Georgia
law uses the term sufficient evidence
"ln both cases the purpose Is 70 pre-
vent the roads from attacking the law
through private citizens, who are unable
TO 20 to che expense of defending H. Tho
result of the language used is che same
In both cases. Thc admission of the
rates of the Georgia commission as 'auf-
fciont evidence would satisfy any jury
aud knowing this the railroads do not
attempt 10 defeat the law In that way
The technical objection 20 the Texas law
Is that &c cuts of O. legal right TO try the
merits of commission ratio In any suit
Of which IL Is the foundation"
This Is the only clear explanation I
have ever hcnrd Of this matter The nee
cssity Of accomplishing what the TcXus
law socks 20 accomplished force the
ronds to dispute the commission ruto
with the state. aud not with the citizen
is admitted even by the radical oppon
rrts of commission, that Is 90 say
tlcy admit It TO be- essential 10 the sue.
| ccss OF any sort of commission. Ina the
| taking of dispositions To Affirm the JUS
| ticc of the commissions rates IN the suit
/ now pending the state hus already oN-
l N'NucN NNhNl FWINN Nui 10 7ItHh ~ W
torneyF costs uud incidental expenses.
| This indicates the cost 10 which the
shipper would have 20 go IL the burden of
sustaining the commission schedules We're
thrown unou him. He would. of course,
shrink from the task aud the effect
would bc that the roads would Ignore
| the commission rates with impunity.
10 Is un accepted principle ia rulrond
economy that mo- rate stands by itself,
that all The ratios are made with refer
encc to other rates, each item OF Che
general schedule being part of sys.
tenn instead Of an independent factor
For this reason IL would be- utterly inn
possible 90 try the merits of the tariff on
single item, aud If the litigation to
test the law were between the shipper
aud the road there could be. except IN
rare eases. mo- conclusive evidence.
y. G.. s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
WASHINGTON.
The Senate Has Up the Mica.
ragua Canal Bill.
THE OLD MONROE DOCTRINE,
Morgan Says Has Been Kicked All 10 Pieces.
The Cherokee Strip Purchase Blaine
Reported 10 Be Better Carlisle
Goes In tho Cabinet
THE SENATE.

Mr. Wolcott offered resolution in
siructing the committee ON foreign rr
lutions 90 inquire " hat Sums had hccn
expended In and ubout the construction
of the Nicaragua canal since the ac-
counts OF expenditures heretofore rcn'
drrpd
The resolution was ut the suggestion
Of MIR Morgan laid over until Monday.
The resolution offered Yesterday by
Mr.. MORGAN Deml Of Alabama, in
suuctug the committee on commerce TO
inquire aud report She advantages 10
the interests of the UIlted States that
would be- Afforded by the Nicaragua ship
canal. was taken up and Mr. Morgan
spoke. lie said; Logically Great
Britain hud just as much right az tho
United States to charter the canal con-
pnny. and 10 Great Britain should. the
United States would have hut one cmusc-
lated plea. the worn. torn. dirty Monroe
doctrine. which the senate Of The United
States succeeded iu kicking literally into
don rags.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Morgnn's
speech the anticipation bill came mp ms
the special order. After some antugo-
nism, Mr.. Nnshhuru gave notice that
next Wednesday he would ask the scn'
ate TO remain lon session until 1t reached
vote ON the bin.
Then after brief executive session,
the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CLEvEI.AND,S nay

Lakewood, " j., IAN. Ia. President.
elect Cleveland was up ana about M mn
early hour this morning as were also
other members of the little white bomse
AFTER going through the morning nopers
Mr' Cleveland was handed batch ~
letters, which came by tue early mail
DESPITE bis orders that an mail Tor hin,
shoGla he sent 70 his New York Office
~ II O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs Prnncis p
Freeman, who entcriaiaed lhe DIV
lands when herr last month. called AZ
VIC soiiage' they being driven up In n
sleigh In few minutes Mr. Freeman
relaTned with Mr. Cleveland and both
gentlemen entered the sleigh ana toot
gn hours ride. Before Having the hm1ss
Mr cleveland refused to be interviewed
~ reporters anu seat out word that be
R9ad nothing TO say regarding the story
az, 1Aiiisie bad written him a letter
d!uon the administration would snpnar,
mn Tor the presidency ia 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
nOrsn CnMNiITTERs.

Austin. Tex, Ian. l4 Speciall The
following Is a list Of important house
committces. The composition OF which
has not already been announced hy The
Gazette:
Stock and Stock Raisng-L d. Rudd.
chairman, lrmhn, Sebastian. Baker OF
De Witt, Graves, Meinert, McEemOre,
krskine, Kennedy, Wynn, Dils g. ~
Martin, Strange. Murrell aud Kirk
Agricultural Affairs Pickett. chair
man; White, Greer Murret Floyd of
Bastron, Baker Of Rcd River barrow
of Bnndera Cain OF Wood. Rogers Of
Anderson, Hamilton OF Trinity. Muir
rus OF Burleson. Barhce OF Wharton,
Maddox at rarranL Moody OF Lime
stone. Lindsey, Cooke, kAgsdalo
Smte Affairs Murrcll, chairman
Moody, Hood OF Fanniu, Strange. Cham
bcrS, Slayden, Reagan. Smith OF Hill,
Greer, Davis 81 Nails, Baker of Dewitt.
Newton, Fauman, Hodges Wester Ken.
needy OF Harris, lloyd. Phillips, Graves
Golden
County Government and County ii-
narses- Davis, chairman; Long, Baker,
ot Red River. Aston of Fails Lindsey,
Wcinert, Hood OF PARKER Martin, D0dd,
Brooks Balowe Beall Wohiford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
MRS. CAPPS,
WHO SLEW THE MAN TlRlNG OF
HER CHARMS,
Says She Killed Him Because Nc Was Coming
Toward Her With an Open kniie Why
She Got Mad.

Gainesville, Tex, Jan, H. Especially
Mrs, Capps, the slayer of Dr shelton,
an account ot which killing appeared m
The Gngette exclusively. was brought
down from Purcell last night and taken
To- Paris this morning hy Deputy United
Sutes Marshal Henry Lindsey. Mrs
Cnpps WIS bound over without bail. has
heu husband WAS released.
Shortly after arriving In town Mrs
C.ppS held a leNer With newspaper rec
povIois. whom she favored with her
version of the affair which has so sud-
denly given her notOriCty. SHE SAYS, in
effect, that she killed Dr shelton IN sclf-
defence hat the doctor was advancing
ON her with a knife when she fired
Marshal Lindsey told The Gazette re-
porter that her statement was wholly at
variance With confession she made TO
him tho day after the killing, This con
iessiOn concurs IN every detail with tho
account published la The Gazette, besides
adding few details which hitherto had
not boon discovered. Tho liason he
tween Or Shelton aud Mrs. Camps. IL
seems had its birth about threc years
ago. and soon became s0 notorious that
Mrs, shelton secured divorce from the
doctor The liason continued unintcr-
rnptedly until about month ago, whom
the doctor becoming en0m0red Of q Mrs.
Couch, ceased his relations with Mrs.
Capns. The Couch woman was installed
IA Il house on the same place with Mrs.
CNpps. The latter made an Intellectual
attempt TO have Mrs Couch disnossessed.
and falling ia this, vented her wrath On
tho doctor In the manner fully and ne
curtcly narrated m The Gazette. Ii
also transpires that Mrs, Capps took the
gun with which the killing WAS done
several days previous from neighbor
Thore wnS q hlg crowd at the depot,
wllepe She was awaiting the arrival OF
the tgain. drawn there 10y desire 20 see
lady's features We're hidden IN an Inn
peuetrtteahl0 veil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
KENNA BURIED.
he is Laid TO Rest With Sincere Mourning by
Thousands Of West virOInlan5.

Charleston w Va. Jan. 1i--Whne
NE remains of John II. keuna were Isl.
ng inl state at tie senate chamber yes.
lprday. thousands OF citizens called ~
p,ze for ihe last time upon the fenturca
Dl the man whom they an knew Ia lfe
aud whom they loved 20 we'll His face
WAS clear aud placid No traces OF sui
fering through which he had passed NJ,
mnined, aud he was sleeping his lnst
sleep Those who saw him will remom,
hcr him MS they know him live years
ago. l{y the governors proclamation thu
front OF the capitol was drapcd by mourn,
ing ana the sennte chamber whore the
body iny, wax plso heavily draped in
black. This morning tho body was "a.
ken from the senate chamber 10 the
catholic church. The funeral cOrtego
was the largest ever seen Id tllis country
and notwithstanding the inolcmoncy 0i
the weather, the streets were thronecd
Requiem mass wAs performed hy Rev.
Father Stenger and after preaching and
appropriate remarks by the reverond gcn,
tleman, the body was taken from tho
church 20 the cemetery and there laid Ia
rest and no man Ia the history OF the
world WAS ever laid 40 sleep with rnOre
Rlnccre love aud respect Ia his cOmmnni.
~ than John Edward kenna. United
EiaiNs senator from West Virginia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
YOTE non GOYRnNOR.

Austin Tex, IAN. rs CSpeciall Tho
joint session Of the two houses was
RESUMED al o'clock TO continue the
count for governor aud lieutenant guy
eror. The INSULT was announced as
follows.
FOR goyenor-I. :. Iogg. AO,4SG;
George Clark, t3S,3a5; H. H. Nugcnt.
1lS,tSi; A. J, Houston, lGi2: ID NJ PEN
derglst lGO0; scattering, Ia; total
AjJ,AOS; Hogg plurality 51Ul
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI. NJ Crane,
lN1.AS0; &. ~ Rogers, li2,lsii Marion
Martin, lO5,46T; j. J.. kewcomb. i812
J. w Williams l7ui; scattering. 1S,l3
Speaker Cochran accordingly am
nounced that James y Hogs had been
duly aud constitutiOnally elected governor
and NJ. NJ Crane NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Texas
The senate retired and the house adj
iourncd until 10 o'clock Monday.
A resolution by MIR Whecless grant.
ing the use of representative hall for
the inaugural ball neat Wednesday night
was adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Labor Golden. chairman: Ne"ton'
Nolnn. Haller Calhoun Flack. baroee'
Peter Cunningham.
Towns. Cities aud COrporanons
Wheeloss. chairman; Slntdcu' Noiau'
Rodgers 81 Mclcnnan, Breeding uo
den. Taylor Peck. Kennedy oi SGiir'
Urbahn. Maddox. Henderson Of Lamar
Twney Rodriguez.
pcuiteunaiics Onion. chafman
Moody. Graves. Moore. Henry. Orbahn'
Ran. Dashed. Curry. Smith Of Suiilh;
Townsend. Broocl,s lloyd. Davis e., or
Walker. Turner Wyuue. Murray Dhis'
Hallpr Lindsey.
Roads. Bridges and Ferries eali,
chairman: Dashell. Weinert. Rodgers OF
McLcnnnn Rodgers of Titus Long;
Taylor, Calhoun. iiallcr. simmons. OF
Grayson. Cain. Golden, Barbec Of Mhar'
ton. Devcr. Dean, Curry. Peter Phliips'
Fields, GriGcn. Henry
Judicial Districts hogan chairman
Slayden. Rudd TAYLOR. Graham. Peck
Finhy Fagau of Folk. Pickett, Gruves'
White, Famm of Lamar. Flack, Town
aaud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Jan. t4-1'ha time of the
house was principally consumed today
IN consideration Of bin ratifyiug the
agreement with the Cherokee nation In
diuns for the ccssion To the Quilted
states Of IA tract of land known a. the
Cherokee Outlet
In the morning hour the house con-
sidcrod u bill % promote the efficiency
vi the militia. but without action.
An amendment 30 the Cherokee bill
was adopted allowing the government
sx years IN which TO pay the money.
and In the meantime TO pay , per cent
interest
An amendment was Also adopted pro-
yiding that no person the owner of cigh-
~ acres of land or any rcul estate la
any city or town, the aggregate value
OF which exceeds $1,000. shall enter any
of the hind opened to settlement
An amendment authorizing the score
tnry of the interior to- make rules aud
regulations 10 prevent contests as tu
priority Of location ON any lands opened
TO settlement under the BILL such rules
ana regulations 10 hc Incorporated i'm
the presidents proclamation. and To be-
come part Of the condition upon which
the location aud settlement of lands X
made was adopted.
The bill was then passed and the house
adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
READ. aseLecr, ssN.,


~ NfNI Nan E..
AZ the present time ,no,A
mud written on the tteato',.,
Juniors. skin diseases ami
lignant diseases Of this 81.
are IN ipceipt of mani we
physicians as well 10
at large asking ms to
methods Of treatment oea
IN their individual 80
eovery and research ina ,s.''.
IN regard To these terribl.
arc constantly on Ina ~,
thousands Of years the hunss
accepted as true the faliarl.
that certain diseases. me,' w
t1mOrs, eczema, etc. al.
durable and the
have gone down to their es s
and anguish IN the full ME- !.
cal science had exhau.fci
and professional skill IA s.i
for their suffering or r,..
diseuse. At last light has dee, {
curative agencies. Stf.nf.e
has delved IN the depths N
mysteries Of mother natuA
covery Of the "Combinef,ha
has opened the arcona M
art. revealing tho self.eyite.s
for every disease there Il p K
that God has given 20 man N.
to find it out II he viii bnf NJ.
ties and prosecute his rpses.,
right direction. 7's'7
DR.. ID. NJ. Bye Of Kansas
devoting many years ~ ioa w
In the treatment of these al 4.
specialist has DEVELOPED az -
efficacy 81 simple agcndet
ished the fact beyond cavil !,
that 10 q proper coinbiua,lon /. VI
oils Expressed frOm na,utea 4.
labratOry Of remedies. ia.
cret that suffering hmmnaitt 4.
ages been yearning. hoping Az
for. yet dying for the lack III M.
Of it Dr. Bye has given IA N.
full discovery a name thnt N /.
vcals To tho learned aud ibe (.
To the tyr and the man M N
idea Of It's character. to.vii n,
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THAMES CONDITION

Washington. Jan. H. Mir. Blaino'I
physicians. after visit at 2:iO this at.
oruuon, gave out the following bunetil:
Mr. Blaine passed restless night hut
Is now stronger and brighter thun Tor
several days pnst
Up ~ T:3O O'clock this evening neither
of the doctors had returned 10 the
house. The family apparently are very
much encouraged
Dr. Johnston visited the house at 10
tonight. remaining only fcw moments.
IlH said Blaine WAS stronger than In
many days A VI o'clock Tho house
was closed up for the night. The doctor
will not return during the night unless
chilled