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Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
End of a Divorce Suit.

GREENBAY, Wis, May 24.-John Wsrde, market gardener, early this morning cut his wife's throat from ear to ear. He then went to the woods end hanged himself. He had abGsed her for a long time, and yesterday she began suit for divorce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
New Appointments.

WAsHrNGToN, May 24.- The president has appointed J. c. Edwards, of Illinois. deputy second auditor of the treasury, and Samuel Blackwell, of Alabama, third auditor of the treasury
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
"FA R NJ F R" MILES
The Most Noted CastratOr In

The world. Hes his methods now in book form. and for sale, and fully it. lustrating his most approved methods of Altering Colts, SpayiDg Cattle and Dogs, Ridgl ng horses, etc. Also showing hs ropes and ins ruments, and telling the best after treatment of cast. ated stock For prices and particulars of book write him at Charleston. COlzs Co, H.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27

DR-EC. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT MENT, a uaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi- ness COnvulsions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, Nervous ProstratiOn caused by the use of slcOhOiO or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression. SOftening of the Brain resulting ID insanity end leading to misery, decay and death. Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power oTrhoea caused by over-exertion of the brain sslf-abuse or Over-indulgence. Each box con, tains one months treatment S1-0O 8 box T six bOxeS for S5.OO. sent bysnail postpaid on receipt of price.
 We Guarantee Six Boxes Tocure sny case. With each order received IS for six boxes, accompanied with s5.e0 we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the money If the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by GEORGE MARTIN, SCle Agent. .S14 Congressstreet Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27

W. R. Ormsby, inspector of supplies fer the Southern Pacific system, brother of J. M. Ormsby, We-tern Union manager for Tucson, is in the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27

Mrs. w. P Woods and Miss Lura Hoffman leave June ] for Texas, on a several months trip. They will visit the Exposition before their return.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

lest look az them windersl the shades
thrashej clear to the top IN one, ana
pnlled clean To the bottom 10 another,
ann an askew an over the house. ana
thc windcrs themselves don't look clean
10 my way of thinking
The Old woman in an probability had
mover heard the story current in tnE-
Inpd ancnt these same windows, which,
ais She remarked, are not kept overly
clean
frhe story goes this way The lord
high chamberlain. who has charge OF
the ouadc of the palace Is always az
loggerhcads with the lord high cham.
berain who has charge of the inside ot
the palace; therefore they VIII not
have windows washed on the same day,
and as "a consequence the two sides OF
the same pane are never clean At tile
same time.
The old woman was right I'm her esti.
mate of housekeeping: the front of
house. especially the windows. lis the
first concern of good hOusekecper II
is surprising that women do not more
often adopt the method used by the store
keepers for cleansing and polishing
glass. I have tried t myself for Sow
eral months, and found 30 especially
valuable during cold weather, when 1t
would not boz practicable to use water
outsidp I use IL both IN and OUT
hol and whiting: make the cloth damp
hat not wet. with the lilL-l, then dip
ii into the whiting Rub the glass az
you would " using soap and water.
Polish with chamois. Windows cleaned
I'm this manner will shine and sparkle.
aud win keep clean much longer than
| III done in the old laborious way OF
washing and rinsing aud Wipng ana
\ polishing
Next after clean glass zones neat
/ shades.
10 keep shades from strcakIng dust
| them every time the room is swept
| DO this by drawing the shade down 90
| 90, fan length and using @ feather duS
| ter along The front and over the roller
! As YOU roll mp the shade. keep ON dust
ing the roller. You win boy this means
brush both sides for they roll up from
| the outside.
Care should also boz taken now that
| the season of open windows aud sudden
showers are at hand that when win
dows are opened from The TOP th'
shades shall be- tightly rollw. other
wise they win be- spotted before yol
are aware.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
THE CARE OF WINDOWS.
esctpllon Of Inc Approved Method Of Window
Cleaning rs Used by Sloroksspers.
uy aiargaro, Compton.

Often Goo passing the dun windows Of
house fronts ] am reminded of CON
ypr.niiuu overheard between two
women. tourists. standing boo front eft
buckingham Palace. The pycs of the
Younger woman were fixed uu the say
cuupngrs of thr nobility and gentry
which were boo line ou their WAY 90 the
uuuu's drawing room, hut Che elder Of
thc Two Wus gazing ul tuc wiWloWs Of
the palace.
We'll" she remarked at last, with
hompN American force, II don't think
much of Queen Nictora's housekeeping
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
NURSERY NOVELTIES.
How 10 Fashion at Home Pretty Partisan
Toy Tor an American
Baby.
ny Doro,hy MADDOX.

For the sunday Gazette
The baby of thc past may have been
eontentod with jnge of bells muliicd
I'm worsted on housed iu rubber. but The
infant of tO-day Is such a luxurious ~
H. animal that he must needs be sup
piled with the very latest aud lovcliesl
of Partisan rattles.
The nursery novelty is not q bit Of
dplicately carved ivory strung with sill
yer bells, but something stir more ias,
cinstino I'm tbo way of color-encct aud
musical Jingle OF course it is e1pen-
sive. MS are all the trihes that come to
as from across the water. hut " you
are disposed 90 give an extra touch OF
beauty 90 blby's belongings you can
ribbep and hell nj 70 small cost by OBJ
serving the following directions
Procure nn ordinary wooden hoop
such one as serves the purpose OF ah
embroidery frame. This you can pur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
WONDERFUL INVENTION FOR
GINNERS

n. ~. Iuucfrld of Hhl-horo, 'lrN,
aus Invented q combined pneumatic pr
suction -pcd cotton elevator DISTRIBUTOR
aud glu feeder
Thc three old machines are comhintI
,, m. simul. machine Chat draws the
cotton from tho wurlu by lir thr ilmr
air distributes 10 equally and feeds u
direct fu thr Hus
There rs mo- spiked distributor nu shhlt-
Ipr. NO pullcyH Ono tWI.iurh hrlt driven
from the gin-shnfJ runs ihr entire mt
chime.
In h. simple and perfect and cannot
rhokp Write for description an pu''N'
- ,..,, AIN understand DO lUI lr pleas.
III Il. u. Ll1'rLEFlElp.
lW-uugu Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
Office Has Been Crowded so In The Last Week
that Not More Than Hall the People Gould
Be Accommodated and Had 10 Appoint
q Time Tor Consultation.

The DR.. ID. NJ Bye Combination Oh
Cure has new patients coming ana uil
ones g0ng every day; they cam be Seen
on every street in the uty any
hour in the day. One Woul9
be surprised tu see aud know me WoIA
that has been done boy the Combination
Oil Cure in the last three or four mouthr,
In thnt lenFth of time they have cured
not lass than 500 eases Of cancer iu.
NOR ulcer. cnturrh piles hstula, erzeihn'
aud other diseases Of the skin and womb
They have just published nice new
book. illustrated. explaining their mole
nud terms Of treatment which VIII nr
mailed to any sufferer. VI anyone u"
ftring way information in regard To-
his combination of oils. which b. dong
fbis wonderful work. su This VIII leave
no one 90 doubt the truth. but they can
read and bp convinced. that They may
NOT be- mislpd for there are other go.
called doctors who claim tu cure ih'
nhovc Diseases. with ana OIL IT they can
we pre- only glud that BE- Is su. iul
nlnsi IL rs the same old story the huih.
inc plnstrrs they are NOT % success ll'y
only increase the pain of thp SUFFERER
mud hurrys along death. su people WISH
ing treatment wall avoid ull ihiH Vuuck
erv hos writing or visiting th" Dr. ID. NJ
I've Combination OH Cure, corner lluus
TON aud Second streets. Fort Norlh
Tex
r. S. Partic- contemplating comiul
miu plpnft write Hr wire Them. tu N
they win boz prepared tn utrowm"dal'
chem. as th,S are treating over "e
patients ut their office daily ana are "l
ways crowded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
PHONOGRAPnERs AND rYPENRIr.
hrs

PHoNoGRAPHs AND TYPEwRITERS-
EdisOns monographs, Columbia BICYCLES
aud Columbia Bar Lock typewritcrs for
sale. II you want phon0grph, a bicycle
or write, Texas Photograph Co., 3l5 Main
street, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
rRrE Aps

FREE ADS.
on account OF the increasing demands up
on the space OF The Gazette. both ny M,
yertiscrs ana to meet the reaure,m,f,saSso I n.
. greatly Improved noWs sethii{V,,oo Ion d9iiv
Of FREQ advertisements for persons oeas,lt,,iilss
help or employment, or notices, OF a,r,,nr
lost or found This feature WIN and
will be available To those whose n9lVtEssstiaV
received not later than O'CLOCK bi'uN'
night. ..,,,,,r
OF the dniiv isgue OF The Gazette, q cnh,t
will hereafter be made OF cent per "oiu'
each Insertion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

FOR SALE lOOXiOO, CORNER OF JONES
and First streets; 50XiOO corner OF -Four
tcenth and Jones streets; lOOxl40 On
broadway, west Of Baptist church; looN
uGh corner OF ST. Louis aud Daggett
avenues, south and east exposures bOIl3Oha
feet ST. Louis avenue with small house
Block > Tyler's Park place; 100 acres
good farming land near kennedaei
twenty hye acres woodland, near l.9nuer
suburb; iIs acres good timber on David
son survey about three miles from heune-
dale. Address, ] j. Roche, 4O5 Main
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

RENT coLLEcToR an
MANSION HOTEL In
FOR REST-RMiu
. rooms. 500 West Bur
: rooms, o2a West Bnu
4 rooms, 1oll Monroe
4 rooms, 1904 Galveston
4 rooms. zoos Galveston.
8 rooms, soi Burnett. ........
8 rooms, Samuels avenue
8 rooms, two.story sanba,
4 rooms, III East Anna.
10 rooms, furnished, ioli a.
4 rooms, mp stairs. PIn,ao
FOR RENT BuHSEq
/ store 50xiOO feet, 1872 Hr
] store, 1918 South Nin.
2.story house. seventh Az
2.story house. 5t6 South M
no WORLDS FAlE visits
rates and particulars OK
dutions, private rsldu
transit lines and besi n
dress. VI y. Britioh. Il
Chicago, III.
CIRCULARS. HAND BIN
cards and advertisement
fully distributed IN fw d
rant county; 70 cenn
per 1000. lnclOse amotr
r. Etheridgc, phoenr NJ
HOUSEMOVING-W YOU n
or sell a house, on hGlt =
on j. G.. Capps The hJ,
Houston street
PROFESSOR HERlllN
teaches violin. Twenty ri
Leave word at hlrschidil
opera house building
personally ever day Wv
STEAM DIE uon
FORT WORTH STEAM %
dies aud goats gAfntl
dyed and cleaned. loci
Houston street, Fon va
sent by express pIollll
lsss~rs-H~-s-A'l'-'-''. -.
WANTED-MhVhhi
-e~,ss@-~@~~-@eee~eeeii'...'.
SCHOOL, TRuSTElis,--n
superintendent, pflnn
teacher. write Tefn 80
shall, Tex.
WANTED no RENT los
months a CdlgfVh
typewriter. Must b
and rent reasonable AZ
O1S West Second w
WANTED-A FEW Pllt
relief painting l2uo ~
FINANciiL
s.ssassss|''''' ~.
MONEY 70 LRND on ~
proved city real $40
notos purchased and %
good farms TO lsi .
payments Q. n. sillna
banker. once laai -
Worth. Tex
PLENTY OF MONEY y
LANDS AND IMPROVE
ny CENTRALLY Ioc1ib
TEXAS LOAN AND sAa
BRUGLER vIcE-rEn ,
HURLEY BUILDING Ios
| MONEY TO LOAN on o.
ING lands BY the Wy,
Worth. 9qi
MONEY 10 Lo ,l',s,,'
en- Improved p ,..' 4 ~
i ing. Fort Worth, rs
/ I'D"
sAFE prll'
| s,FFs- new AND ga ~.
Tor sale by u, IA 10
street, Fort Mo,t,
Fort Worth Gais''e
rRASsn,
/ ~ BfSYoSs IN
moving Of saie, ,.dc
aity' Pays oil Iers
ieeia on delivery ", .
| tom ton streets. TsleDlo.
HAfit
| WILLIAM I6sslssl. \
" siIt hats bloe.ss,, 4
M mail or cslI.N
| Pho Jones strssh
sEo0Sp ~,
SECOND HAND
second hand
pitniture. Coeh
instalment ~ -. -.
| 6SS 1SSiiSi .,.'
DENTIST
Corner E4nn sss 20.
THYFIELo phO~'
!" rnS LGADlHo o.
ovsrA&L Aggsn
W., No 81 lior,
ialty All
lhi0
0a. A. !. lAwei's
pHrIrils
once Third Ply ~
CoIIon Bet INV Is
aliy and oarelu...s. -.
IRGaldGTl
lHERRlOe
Round S'
MRS l. 81 PC
Near d,p0ii e
4 htlou given
Subscribe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

I'M, nmout of air that man Wlu ln-
halo iu twcnty -four hours VIII hll seventy
urer hoeslclds aud weighs hlt3 three
mounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
nELr WANTED

COOK WANTED DEAF AND DUMB PRE-.
fcrcl Apply l3l4 ilonston J @ -. a 80: so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

sections Ina Iicos county, Tex. one section
iu Buchel county, Tex. n sold al az
one time will take POO cents per acre.
title perfect; taxts an paid up. Address
VIM q. hOcher, owner Huntington, Ind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

FOR SALE By VIRTUE OF DEED on
trust from John Il. Ierney / have for
sale 40 low prices some choice and CEN
traliy located real estate Ia Fort Worth.
Ieno G. Ross Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

SEEDS FOR THE MILLION-wE OFFER
zoe q bushel; 1000 bushels mlliet at %
cents a bushel; 1000 bushels of grass M 81
bushel one million yineless yam slips
at 30 cents per hundred; cabbage and
tomato plants ut zoe per 100 stock peas pop
corn, beans and peas, alfalfa and Japan
clover ut 81. louis price. Address Iiol-
lowuy CO., Dallas, Tex, wholesale aud
retail merchants
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

rEE~ONAL
IL UNMARRIED SENp FOR BEST NAT
riutuuisl peppr ou earth. Business tgh-
ductrd privately Established lS'G. Help
ing Hand. Chicago. lu.
FOR LADIES ONLY VALUABLE, con.
hlcuual information. such you want 70
know sent scaled for lu cents. Mrs. Ger.
main. 50 In Sale street Chicago.
MAiVW. ~ YOU WANT a HUSBAND OR
wife rich Or puur, send 'c stump Tor iuhl .
rimOnlul paper. thousands have mHirird
through uur utUiurtiuus. Mr. ana Mrs.
Drake. Chicago. lll.
WOMANs CHARM. - BEAUTIFUL
bust Arc yuu thiu7 Bust shruul,ou ul
undeyolupcdY Tuut. glorious Touu. will
enlarge your bust i've inches or money
returned Price s. Sacrcdly confidential
Stamp for circulars Mrs. Or II. h.
Miller 2i1 Wabash avenue Chicago.
TONTIOl TONrlU, rOR MEN ONLY.
Greatest aud most successful developer
and rostOrcr known. Price So. Guurnn.
tecd stamp for cirsulnra' strictly con,
hdenual Dr. H. A. Miller, 2il Wabash
avenue. Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

BARGAIN l6OOACRH RAMON ON
Blanco river eight miles southeast from
Bianco. Long time, easy terms. 50 per
acre Address e.. A, COuett Austin, Tex,
or j. ID. Conett, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
sIruArIoN wANrED.
Male.

w 0NTED- POSITION ~ YOUNG MAN,
with good references; office work prefera-
btn rnrp Gazette. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

FOR sALE-A lO0xl2O Fyn LOT wifh
seYen-rOOm house on jennings avenue.
Apply W. }. bluyon, 4, b. binyon'a OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

REAL ESTATE PERSONS HAVING
FIRST class business property IN Fort Worth
or elsewhere good location To- sell for
cush correspond with Philip Brn, Ter
rrll, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
FOR SALE 5OO,OO0 HARD
RRlCk

Can on or address $. Loughray, Arllng.
ton, Tex,
fvh eALE-oLD PlPERS. rs CENTs PEI
hundred at Gazette otioe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
uELP WANTED.


WANTED WOMAN TO 40 uurSEWpBN
gund wages. German preferred. Alr.ss
A. 49, d.. care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

This Offer Will Not Be Made Every Day.
There is no longer an excuse for waiting
for something to turn up The packing house,
the wholesale grocery houses the Rock Island
Railway are here or on the way. New peO-
pie are coming. More houses will be required
to accommodate them There never has been
a question about Arlington Heights being the
most desirable place of residence There is
no reason why anybody should continue to pay
rent and have nothing but sad experience at
the end of three five or ten years. Own your
homes and profit by the advance Of your prop
erty which will follow
The owners Of Arlington Heights desire
to SECURE ten more residents. They propose
to build houses after plans to be selected by
those who will occupy them and sell them at
$25, $50, $40, or $50 per month to desirable
and responsible parties The houses can be
built Of brick, stone, or frame and have every
known modern convenience Don't continue
to throw away money for rent
Full particulars can be had from
THE CHAMBERLAIN INVESTMENT CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

WANTED TWO OR THREE FIRSrCl.ASS
SANDSTONE cutters, with fools, 90 IN
pNsn Tsx. 90 cents per hour for cump'-
tmt men, no others need apply Burtou
A COX. Contractors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE TWO GOOD
residences, both are located IN e1celiehF
neignuorhoods and are rare bargains,
For further information call ON X W.
Wells, agent lOI West Weatherfora
street II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

WANTED GOOD WOMAN 10 COOK
wash aud iron Tor family ut pix or would
dive employ mout to man uud wife, none
pNrapf utuse accustomed 100 work need
uuIy COS East Blrn street, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

one of the paying professions oft iaris
Is said to hr hat of trunk packer. h
mup of iAr little trunk SHOPS N"" 'nu
b,r. IA mann who win pack your
trunks nrtisticaly folding Wpon-
siye gowns and other garments
I'm tissue paper aud slowing away
delicate mic.u-brac 800 the safest way.
Aurostura nittcrs are used by mothers io
stnu collie mud lonseupas ul ihc bowels lu
children Dr. J a. 49, SlvgcrI a Sous man
ufarturprH Ask your druggist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male or Female.
WANTED a GOOD COOK Apply ~
AIRS H. No. Ynuzandt southwest corner
West Seventh aud pennsylvania streets;
TEACTIERS WANTED-FOR SUpEBiN-
tcndcnts and principals Of city schools,
and principals and assistants IVA town anu
country schools. Texas school Asehu9'
Marshall, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30


LOST BETWEEN FOURTH STREET AND
dppnt uu Jones' street Wednesday, 10Th,
small rpl pocket book. Finder please
Ipuyr nt Mn lrluhwurth's buul, store. or
First Methodist church parsonage. ~
$40 REWARD LOST. 4 BNuWN MARE
pony fourteen hands high. 3 years old;
mo- brand heavy munr aud TAN scar ON
lpft lulu Ton dollars Will be- paid for hrr
return to a. j. r.. Kruuur.
LOST~A PACKAGE CONTAINING THREE
Yards ~ lace three yurtls embroidery
somcWhprr between OraWtorus store and
SANTA Fr railroad. Please leave 10 90
tn1ette office 80
LOST -BICYCIB WRENCU AND OIL
can Fludur OF either will please leave
gt Gazette Office, ~
los. t,ElR..A BuNCH OF KEYS Of
rifv deck postohlcc ana other Keys.
Fmiet VIII please leave them at Gazette
oftiCp
KEY LOST. A BUNCH OF IllIE KEYS
others ploas' return 90 Gazette. u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
J. B. spRnn
RENT CoL1.EcToR An !
MANSION HOTEL FL
FOR RENT REnu|

NnN hhSIlII|
. rooms. 500 West nur
: rooms. o2a west B@..m
4 rooms, 1oil Monroe ...a..
4 rooms, 1904 Galsssioi.
4 rooms, zoos Galveston.
9 rooms, soi Burnett. .......
8 rooms, Samuels avenue
8 rooms, two.story slnpa,
4 rooms, III East Ann.
10 rooms, Furnished, iolila
4 rooms, mp stairs Plta ND
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-10-19
One Result Of the Fair.

The Fair last week was decided sue
cess il no other good was accomplished
than to acquaint the farmers of the
James River valley with the appearance
and presence of the Russian cactus.
Many farmers do not spprehend much
evil results to follow from the presence
Of the weed in this vicinity any more
than they do from that of the ordinary
tumble weed, but forewarned Is tore
armed and pro6ting by the experience Of
South Dakota and Dlckey county much
good may eventually accrue. Good will be
accomplished if only it is thoroughly
impressed upon all that thorough farm
ing is the foe of weeds of all kinds.
Sheep and stock are the natural enemies
OF the cactus when it is young and
tender. Summer fallowlng Is warranted
to kill all kinds of weeds except Canada
thistles, probably, another foreign impor-
tatlon for which this country has re-
turned no equivalent and which has been
brought here together with many excel
lent thorough going farmers. Mustard,
which, causes loss annually to the
farmers OF the Red river valley of many
hundreds of dollars, to say the least, is
doing deadly work each year and spread
ing rapidly, but little anxiety seems, ap-
parently, to be expressed in regard to it.
T.. -
sian cactus is but little more rapid but
more apparent. II there are any farmers
who still do not know what the cactus is,
let them attend the meeting Saturday
and learn. An ounce Of prevention is
worth ton of cure.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-10-19
Railroad NOtatlonS.

The 500 has announced sweeping re-
duction in Pacific coast passenger rates
to take effect Friday. The $50 rate to
Puget Sound points is cut to $50.
The six hour delay in the arrival Of the
Atlantic mail, Monday night, was caused
by a landslide out near Rosebud, Mon
tana, into which the engine ran at a high
rate of speed, throwing it from the rails,
and breaking a journal on the mail car.
Express Messenger DeCamp has been
assigned to Jamestown, to take the
Jamestown and Northern run. Mr.. De-
Camp was held up by train robbers in
Montana some time ago, and has re-
ceived from the Northern Pacific Ex-
press Co. a handsome token Of their
appreciation of his sagacity and meritor-
ious actions IN the shape Of gold watch
and chain, models OF the jewelers. art,
appropriately engraved and inscribed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-10-19
From Saturdays Daily.

The running race half mile and repeat,
for purse Of $50, was postponed until
this morning, after running two heats
last night. The race lay between d. A.
Tooley's Brown jug and S. Warmers
Playmate, each having won a heat last
night. The heat this morning was neck
and neck for the first quarter after
leaving the wire, but Playmate forged
ahead gaming lead which Brown jug
decreased somewhat on the home stretch.
The race was declared Playmste's, with
Brown Jug second money and Little
Doc third money, the latter having been
drawn in the third heat. Time 411s, 81
and 81 in the three heats respectively.
When The Alert went to press last
evening only three heats OF the 2:37
trotting race had been scored. Maud j.
Gray Dan and Ole Olson taking one
each in that order. Ole Olson won the