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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

II. T, Gopher. who IS pushing The On
zctte's circulation IN this city, IS also de-
voting a portion NJ his Zine 10 the WORK Of
evlngrlizing the newsbnys. and Improving
thelr condition. The Timrs-llvpl1 this eve
Mug contained the following interview win
the king ~ the fraternity:
John Bennett. the bright, rusiilng, ubiarl-
tons ncwshoy, 10 u Tincs-her1ll rcporttr
today. said: 4 wish ynu wonld h1om our
convention. What Is ~ Next Sunday the
ntWshoys of Dallas aud Fori Worth VIII
hold Il convention Ia Dallas. the boys from
tie Fort coming over on the D;4d a. ~"
train. We are going 10 entertain them IN
great shape, We will lake them to iitr
fair. VIVA, Is the object Of the frceiiugt
Why, II l. to organize a sunday school.
You sec, the boss Of the Fort Worth Ca
Zette has orgauized a Suniny school for The
boys over there. and won't let them sell
papers unless they attend regularly. lie -
coming over here 10 organize the same
Kid Of n school. aud every hoy that wants
to sell papers viii have 90 take In the sun
day school You bet. ihat's the only way
q great many OF them can be Induced Ia
90 To Sunday school. Yes, | think Sunday
school Is good thing. because II makes u
boy feel bad when he has doue anything
wrong. aud II makes him wash and Keep
clean. | wish The rimrs-llcrald would urge
all the the boys TO turn out GU Saturday. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
Judge Clint Orders the Prisoner to
Trial.
THE DEFENSE AS OUTLINED.
Crooks Run In, Among Them one
From Fort worth-vaughn Evans
Taken to Clcburne-Fort worth
and Dallas Newsboy's Convention.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. iT,-tspeeiai.l.-
Thomas Eifsterllng. who shot and terri
bly, wounded his wife IN this city IN May
Inst, was arraigned FOR trial Ia tle criminal
district court today. Easterllng asked that
the case be postponed until tomorrow morn
lug, to wait the arrival OF hon. Cecil Smith
Of Grayson county, leading attorney for the
defense. Judge Clint oyerruled the motion.
ana sent the prisoner TO trial. \ Jury was
selected this Afternoon. The defense y that
Mrs. NJ t. Davis. mother Of Mrs. Easter
ing, Is a woman Of had character; that
with one Schoneld. she induced her daught-
er 10 desert her home aud husband aud
inke NJ her abode OF the Davis household /;
mat on the evening Of the shooting Mrs.
Easterhng ana Sch0held were together in
a bedroom IN the Davis household aud
that Schoneld was endeayorlng To persuade
Mrs. Elstcrllng 20 submit u him. Faster
ing, who was outside, says he Hired upon
Sehoheld. and the bail struck his wife. lie
alleges that since the shooting Schuheld
has Threatened Mrs. fostering with a
pistol " she dared TO testify against mint
self and Mrs Davis, Easieriing's father is
clergyman. aud he IS collcgp-bred man.
and was once popular druggist. -w0 days
ago Mrs, fostering, who IL suing her hus-
band Tor divorce. disappeared from the
home Of hr mother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
STABLE pRoyIslnNs.

,,7,,I, =,
MEATS Dry SAT-, rlear short lie.
10 l-2c; hams. medium II 1lIc; break.
fast bacon. ~ LIE; dry salt bellies.
II lie; dry salt shoulders. Dc.
LAl.D-componnd, $ lie; pure leaf,
IL lie.
SuGAIi-GranulaleI' Ge; powdered, In
barrels, l.2ei powdered, hnlf barrels
lnnf. in half barrels. q ;i-4e; fancy yellow.
clarified . 3-Se; extra Q. . 1915 I-.lel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct. 1T-There was
fairly active speculation on the stock
exchange today and large blocks of dis
tillinc, Reading. sugars aud Chicago and
Burlington and Quincy changed hands.
But il was brokers' market almost
entirely. and dealings even during the
brief periods Of strength. which served
merely to stem the downward movement
temporarily were few and Irregular.
There was NJ no time during the day
what might be called strong buying,
except in Dstilling. which was supported
from the inside. The general market
was strong ami. higher At the opening,
and an advance of l Lie was made, in
which lndustrials led. A selling move
ment developed. however, within the
first fifteen minutes, and except an o..
casional feeble rally the tendency Of
prices was downward during the rest Of
the day. which closed heavy at declines
ranging l-I02r latter in Burlington.
Railway aud miscellaneous houl list
irregular and unsettled. the prevailing
tendency being toward weakness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

LOCAL MARKETS.
FLOUR AND GRAM.

WHEAT Old or new. No, .. Doe;
M. 3, JOc.
COHN-Ca lots, I. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ear, 10; ear, local wagon lots, 50c per
hushcl.
OATS Texas rust proof <ar lots.
I. q. b., Fort Worth, bulk, SOC; sacked,
32c.
BRAN Per 100 pounds, E. o. b., Fort
Worth. 70r.
HAY Car lots, T. q. b.. Fort Worih.
hes. Forncy, Sg.15 per ton; best Wgnnd
$3.50. alfalfa. loose local, $40; johnson
grass, hailed, local. $3.50 per ton; loose
prairie. local. per ton. $500.
FLOUR Best patents SlS0 per 100
pounds; hale patents Si.Gj. third grade,
S1.45; fourth grade, Si.1J; Northern
patent S2.l0.
CHOPS Corn aud oats. mixed. per
ton. SIC nor TOO pounds S1O0
COTTON-Low middllng, G 11-1Gc:
strict low uidding, Z 5-lGc; middling.
Z Bile; strict nilddling, Z SIDE; good
mid1ling. 7 7-lGc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
onAoluRs. cAllEs ANp cANpIEs

CRACKERS Animals, t2c. Boston
butter Sc; butter &c; creams Sl'2c;
cracknrle. 1hc. cracker meal, DC; oyHter
pearl &c; oyster rNcc3sdor SCI protocols,
he; cream soda, 81; snowilakcs, l.c;
soda, ir.
CAKES AND JuMBfE S-i1 1-2ci
fruit, sultanu, i2c: ginger snApa. $ i2c.
grandma's cookies, lOc, .cmun snaps
BE; waters, l5c; sugar cookies, Zoe;
stage pauls, Sc
CANDIES Garamcls, assorted tlayor
5-lb, box. i5ci mmdOps, A u, assorted
flnyOri a-lD. box. 400; Japanese strips,
cncoanut flavor, Obj. box, G5c; rock, as
sorted and white, Chc; ltolch klsses,
per box. U1c; chocolate creams, Al noe;
lamou drops, frosted. per box, Ole, burnt
almonds per box. puci creams hand
nude. twelve varieties, ,Oc; peanut block.
ODc; peanut bar per box, 1oci loEengee,
assorted con. 6.lb. box, zoe; marehnirl-
lows, cherry brand, oh. box, Sis;
mixed conMees, pals, pgr pound l,,2c;
crystal cut Sc; daisy II NJ creams, l2ei
sticks In pals, Z lac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

S'sf The Manson baF ssison
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. H., Oct 1T.-it was a
,s,nanr dny IN the wheat pit. Spesnia-
Nm was chiefly on local account aud ne
market changed from weak 10 strong
more than once, but , teit o ny iiSia.S.
as decline for December ahh l-7eS-9V
ut gsarte ag for $4,000 bushels Of corn
,,ava ,bst market 1 firm tone aud i clos
81 81 ,hsde higher than Toe day ,beior,r Ero.
vi.ims averaged weak closed a ,lecil li..,.
~ i0If55c IN January options WIN PORK
weak. -.
wbeat-Dctober " i
OS o-sc' My B.Se. November
es ~ u Decembcr 81 5-se. May II 'i,sc
% -, Dc.obrr 10 l-tc. November
% 9,sr. December - l-se' May SV'-se
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

The following reduced rates have been
anthorized by the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company; -
Fort Vorih. Tex October 10 10 d
srpod Of Texas. Rate Of 4 fare and
a third Il 1-3l on The certificate plan.
Agent al Fort Worth will honor eeriih-
Gates signed by the secretary OF me
meeting ana stamped by Mr.. VIM. Do
herty, ticket agent Of the Gull, Cole,
art a. ieint agent for this occasion, and
retufn delegates to points in Texas at
oue-tnird Q-3l fare.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

OYSTERS Onc.pound, per dozen.
Doc; No, =. per dozen. Sl.S5
FISH Alaska No. 1 salmon, per dox'
Sl.4O; Columbia river No. l salm0n
per doz, Sl,T5; 1.lh Nackcre, pet doz,
Sl35; American sariincs, lis per case
5000; Fpuch slnlines, i-is per case
Si2.AU
MEATS -Potscd ham, llh, per dozp
Soc; pettcd liam. l.2lh,. Per DOZEN
Sl@i Vienna sausage l'2lh., per dozen
$l2l; Vienna sausage, ll,a., per doEen'
$50; lunch tongue, lib. per dozcn'
$3,Io Clipped beef, 1.2lb per dozen
S.5Oi chpped beef, lib, per DOZEN
S2lu.
VEGETABLES tomatoes, Si2o'
lib tOmatoes. Sl.ln; 2.lh corn. choice
Sl,ln; e-lb corn. fancy, Sl.35; 2lb STRING
hraus mo-; lib marruwftt ncJs, Sl.an
CALIFORNIA FRUITS . l.2lh,
peaches, SA25; lib, npacnis. SlSo;
. Lib, pNlrs. $50 . lib nlpms
Si.Sl. . LIB. nWscNt grapes, Sl.sn;
= LIB. white cherries, Sauus . l-2lb
black cherries, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
KNNsAs cIrY LlyEsrocK.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct II Cat
te- Receipts. 10000; shipments &lu;
slow; Texas and shipping steers. s. 21fi
1 %: Texas and native cows, 81 OOlt
g. %: butcher stock. So OOli4 IL, stock
ers and feeders. 81 D5Md .nl,
Hogs Receipts, GUO0; shipments, 500;
bulk. so. ilsi0. 10: heavy packing aud
mixed. 50 20nd 90; light workers aud
pigs. 50 iOqG 10.
Sleep Receipts 900; shipments, HOO
nnrkct slow: weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
FINANCIAL.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL Money on call.
easy. l 1-9u2; closed offered 1-2u2.
Prime paper. Gd9
Sterling exchange. weaker, S4.S4 3-4dr
1876; for demand aud S4S2 3-+atS
for 60 day bills.
Governments, steady.
States. inactive
Bar silver, he.
MeNicnn dollars. IS lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST LOUIS. Mo-, Oct 1I.-Cattlc-
Receipts 300, shipments IcO; steady;
fair TO gond native steers S3.JOu4.I5.
choice Si.S0ai0.OO. Texas aud Indian
steers $21Oai3.26, cows Sli5n2 70.
llugs -l,eceipts. $500: lOweG heavy
SU.GrQd.Gj. mixed S60OuO.90, i.ght
SO.2Cgd.S5.
sheep Receipts 1900: steady; mixed
81. 25lJlJB.15, Texans S2.OONLl.i0, lambs
50 bsTi1 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
HIDES. WOOL, Erc.

HIDES Buyers are paylng: Dry Clint,
heavy. 5e; light. 4c; dry sali, 3e; green,
an lds1-2; butchers green, 2ff3c.
WDOi. Light medium, lInlUe; low
medium. l9ul4c; hne. Eddie.
HOMES Hoofs and botius, $500 per
ton delivered
BHEs WAX-iHefisc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

New Orleans, La. Oct II. -tSpsiIlA =
Sterling - Commercial 20
aays. Sii4l4 So
ELECTROMAGNETIC days.5 a5A
New York siynJ-Banls ..... par
Commercial. ..........,.. o. als'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

sheriff John j. Rogers Of Johnson county
Is In he city, ana Will take Naughn Erans
was arrested here last night on a warrant
fom johnson county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
A PRETTY WEDDING.

AT the Church of the Sacred Heart To-
day, Rev Father ]. BlWu officiating, ]. a.
PondrOm aud Miss Philu Egun Will hc
married. She e noted Singer, aud grenr
fayuritc In society, while the groom is u
~ ominen, bank official and well known and
popular In business anu society circles,
Me- aud Mrs. POndrom departed for 81.
Louis and Chicago after the ceremony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. IL
Wheat No. 2 hard, 51q5l 1-2' No. >
red. 53M5l.
Corn No. . mixed sodi3a 1.2i No, .
white, 32d33 L.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

Within the next twenty-four hours q Is
pfoblblc the ASSASSIN " Jauies Eihrridgc
VIII be brought 10 justice. The officers are
working ON olew that * believed viii re
suit In an important capture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

New York. Oct. H. especiaN -Fo'ton
futures closed easy, 1910 " polnis lower
Sales, !is.4o1
October ....................,.-.-' 5 ls'aS q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
NEw YollK LIyEsrocK

NEW YORK. Oct. IT. Beeyes re-
ccips. loose no trade; calves. roreipls
30; yeals. 5diS sheep, receipts. 3l3i
head: irm; sheep, S3OOa4.30; lambs,
S3.IJu5.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

ST. LOUIS COTTON.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. II .-Conon-
Firm: middling. 1-Sc. Sales 100 bales;
receipts. 1900 bales: shipments, 1000
bales; stock, l,SnO bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

j. s. Mccarthy or Fort Worth. Ml=iin
Merton " Kansas city and \. King Of ST.
Paul We're run ln today on suspicion OF
being cooke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

T.. s. 7. nor H.. 55c: gum arabic. nrsi
pick per h.. poe: unn shrliac. per No.,
white. M; H. .ot. rarr ner NJ Sne.
mercury. pcr NJ ESQ. mnrnhiuc. ,,,ln.'
r. Il ~ rs, ~ h,s ,r. ~ sa AZ.
i..,-ox. h,,,.s n., NJ ~ N. ~ hnfties
l,er oy sSao ,ns,,,c''- ~. Il, ~
castor al ncr Oh Il 55s sa,. nivo III
4-o,soo. ", -, w ~, n ~ XXI a. %,
e,.,,,s s "i,' a. - ", s'i'' $500
ne No. m. " XIV. n, n ,; 49, H
fnr. rrn,.0i' 'S ~ VPtsrs' ~ a,, II
nv'"sn u'2,niu.; UT III ,,a 80, po'unnn'
y: :ip ", M w, - o'A1c, Pvt ~
go lunuhc, f',aM w t"1; poU, Vs'
sfci eans por doz NJ, lWhihe, T. q w.
80 80 c,HN per nx'-ne' u y >; zlei.l.nlns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
British Consor
London. Oct. Il.


New York, Oct. IL Especially
sterling-Bank, GO days. a 5ssiti 50
Commercial, 90 DAYS. s2i49t e=a
Reichmallis-Co Commercial. "
FrnnlisEBanii, 90 DAYS 2lS
Conner cial, " days .......5 22H95 22;s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

the very best sewing machine
which skill and money can
produce. There is no better
and few so good. An agent
of a sewing machine com.
pany will charge You $65 to
s75 for a machine in no
respects different from this
which, we furnish you for
only 1924, including one full
years subscription 10 the
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We could fill columns with
the best testimonials of Its
worth sent us by persons
who have them in use, blu,
the machine itself is its own
best recommendation, as you
will say when You see and
use it.
SPA for the Machine and
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Year.
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Send for circulars describ
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

Galveston, Tex, Oct lT.--CspsclaL, -
Receipts thus far this weak ... li8,sSg
Rccolnts the same timelast year. ilJ,Dia
Receipts this day ......, o. ,2a2
Receipts this day last wear go. i0,tQ5
Total receipts thus farthlsscason QOG,asS
Total rcenlpts thus farlast season 80, Aei
Difference. ~, 5Ss
Exports 70 Great Brliain -. 3s,OSi
Experts 70 France , s,6sA
Exports 10 Continent ...,....... 52,qi3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

FFnNTT7 AZ NJ UhTTFT NV NI-FN
Galveston. Tex, Oct IL -tSpeola -
Stocks this day. ..,..,.. sos IG5
steeks THIS Jay last year. .,.,... ST., "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
WOOL
ST. LOUIS WOOL

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. l7.-wool-
Unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

VEGETABLES Wax beans, per bu..
el SlJu; luttrr beans, Sl.0O per
hublrl sqnAshcs. per dozen, l5friOc:
cucumbcrs, per dozen, 2Wu2hci cabbage,
Northern, pcr d., liza 3-ic; tonn.
per hnlf.bnsllol baskets. iOc; putatues,
California, Pr bu.. 800; onions, pr h.,
Be; uhm. per busket, 3J0i0e; sweet po,
iatOrs, per. bu.. Jlr; sweet potatoes,
ern. her bu., St00. sweet pepper, ~
hushcl basket iOr .rrirfy.i % Zoe prr
one dozen lunches; heets, per bnshcl,
StOO carrots, per bnshel, 500; sugar
cane, S25ufidOO per 100 stalks; mdlshes
UOc per dozen; lettuce, 3Dc per dozen.
FRUITS California lines, per box,
Si.OOHl 81; Nnr bern apples, per Dbl,
$40. per hu., SlOWil -; lemons.
fancy, 1865. Ter boa, SljOM5.OO;
Louisiana oranges. per box, 800; Blue
nell bananas pur hnnch' s,=DO2JuOi
NJ Pro grapes, Obc, Concord, per has
kot. DOC. pears per - bu boz, 500;
per bis. hos. 500. California egg plnms,
per crnuc,S225 California keary piHi.s,
500 per crate; California prliuta, s2.2O
per crate. SID. California kclry pluns.
half crates qunces per bnshcl,
5000 Bartlett pears. per box, S3.2h
OYSTERS AND FISH Oysters. hulk.
T.GfsOc per hundred counts; per dogcn,
cans. s.I25. dressed caiiill, lOc per
puul1; gulf fish, lOc per ponnd. slHmps,
pur pound. llc. crabs, Der duzrn, Zoe,
AMfi-Tmiric chiel,ens, SB.1JifAl.OO
nor dozen. uuails, Sl.s5n2u0 per dozen;
snipcs aud porerA, per dozen, Sl.20;
Mnllnrd ducks, por pair, doc; Teal ducks,
pcr pair, SOC; canvass buck ducks. per
pair. I5c rabbits, Sl,oo per dozen; deer
SuNDnIES.
CORDAGE- Slsh rope, halfinah ba-
sis. $40. uanilla rope, ten.inoh basis,
IA %. i.attou rupc, all sizes, he; cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

Liverpool. Oct, H. Sraclal.l--S
cotton closed firm; demand active; large
business at l-i6 advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

John Rogers finest cutlery made on
earth; sold only at Anderson's Gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

New York oct. 17.--Stocks and bonds
closed at the following prices BIDS
GoSDS.
United states IS, rcgisterel ........" iOsl
United States IS, coupons. ...... ilOsl
Cnited States 4iG's, coupons ......"---
Central Pacific i's........,..,........' lu9
penverand Rio Granite is....... -. ~
Missouri Pacific consolidated Vs.,,..i lOo
N- as A'',,' ' IaA
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain genera
5is. ...,......,......., oV
ST. Louis and san Francisco general
mortgage. ...I....... ..s... ''''''' "a,
Texas aud Pacific land grants :....... wa
Texas aud Pacific Rio Grande's ..... 70
Union pacliics ............,,,... .lUl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

New Orleans Oct IL CSpoclaN Cotton
futures closed steady, . 70 10 points lower.
Sales $3.50
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

The craving for simuants follows the tobacco
FORM All modern medical this Young whittier
dtng The use tobacco itself the practices the
adults blindness prostraon heart failure dy
debility reached that stage where
you have then this you Of
Hills Chloride Of Gold Tablets for the hab
have given the world
fer thraldom.
druggist the Ohio
for abox Hills Tablets your
wonderful while sing praises
Tablets
There thousands hearaches politics. There
OF politics who it for
citizen ought There
DETAINED rascaland while the
with cunning obtained practice the fedged
almost powers under assault Accusation cDgs like gumbo
bameess womanbut falls easily the
those tmeried deception fraud good
stolen from you once, and see this not
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

fla~ with it's many evils. can al
UIDS or INJECTIONS. A description pamphlet
this m ode Of treatment will be sent on receipt
Of FOUR cents in stamps. Address,
THE DILALOR COMPANY,
Canton. Ohio
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07
POPULBT PRESS AND POPULIST PEOPLE.


Amocat smadea
edited by W. Nor
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Kansas Omaha
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07
An Appeal From District and National Officers.

BROTHERS
Kansas engaged serious conflict
against outrageous uncac reduction the price Of
Of
ling and IS per in winter for
and tumb but the Of said
coal insist Of prices to ~ cents per ton
So that equivalent
the miners
deducting mine 50 cents
be schedule
|be upon
in want the miners imperative
battle for bread miner
Let donations early possible to Scr
John Lacey Pbu Kas BIZ order the executive board
ofDistrict IA, United Mime Workers of America
L-W WALTERS, r, w. MClWRATH VI II,
j n. II. JAMES,
y. KANE, ROBERT BLocQUA,
"a. s. GLASGOW.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

The colonel comedies may
political sip
a ss
their shou be made % On
With will relieve politics
s the ina @
tiles a1ss the
5 s9 s @ adequate relief from this crush
@ s1ss ss would sa
find 5 sy the em That s a 1 s w
belongs the sphere and entirely
endowed inaenae office
Hs s 5ss 10 % must oo % n se
himself precisely thing which the doing
tot
to opps mpoverish
@ 5i ass
% as se s5sss s 9 ass dep things and
eves @ we
at'
the the south the real
ts sections 69sts Al them is
@ The
s n WY s0a 5s Ss
Ss s
other the world that the remedy Tor
states knows Popu at the last election poed
ninety days, 100000 white
fight at their homes Tor honest
better and methods
settle this question than all
all the the
unmstakabe evidence that ready
boodbo OF the old twin relics OF
new-that shall have south and
Golden and the Declaration of
% liz 81 the
How would love to clasp hands with
strained condition of things in
country labor hostile
footing against anOther he the gold
striking double their double heva
dividing
themselves like rival military cheans class
private manipulating the volume and
regulating when the constitution
be the EARTH the
from under the feet OF the people and
the of the
Of hundred thousand
pit cries them stretch
the rumbn of God Almighty
before when he help the
unmind ALL He his
recalls the
and Dayton! Well that record
stood for the freedom OF labor ask Col
OF intellect heart and
grand with back the cruel
such danger Come and help
emancipation Wendell Phillips Pc
ter and in accordance with their lofty
the front in the line
battle ignald forward It is
follow where such lead
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

The GREAT WEST circulates in
every state in the United States. Do
you take it?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-07

Of
republic irresistible The Fortunatus had
capitalists who rejected the paly sixty millions Of demand notes
eager mitab OF 1861
The had lifted Of sordd rus bod
emerged realm which recognized the
people, We had touched Of their
this all accomplished
into circulation crippled by it's creator and denied
gnback thrust into the with broken
dangling told fight the best it could
which followed solely to wound inflicted
ITSELF notes which
by exception which remained with gold
Notwithstanding OF specie
crippled fought BATTLES successfully the
Britain during the overthrow Napoleon No
examples Of Popust
money history which worth something and which Col
the experience Of the mighes
The trial touching this kind OF fills to the
century testimony conclusive and
ties the forever intelligent England and the
the direct result the issues which we nave JUST
lineated
there geneman speech which worthy OF
He lame attempt defend grinding telegraph monopo
this with those
pursue the subject He will not deny that
telegraph drawing handsome dividends from the
establish testimony that they drawing dividends
actually invested Competent experts declare
that the whole duplicated for less than ten million dollars and yet
the dividends eighty Millions But we cannon
pursue the subject in extenso here
the time when the
will be take charge the railways but apphensve OF the
railroads politics. and corrupy 80?
necessary politics. All appoint
their should be made by
board West Point military academy Annapolis
will to relieve politics
orrupng while under present
the combined roads, with other copora allies
their They controlled IN utter disregard
the constitution mercss which all OF the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-25

The BULLETIN has received a num-
ber of indignant protests.in person,
by telephone and in writing-against
the publication by the Advertiser of
the invitation list for the reception
to Captain Wiltse. Most are on ac-
count of names of those who were
not at the reception, having of SET
purpose staid away. A letter from
one of these is printed. There has
been written list shown us of per-
sons who were invited and present,
but whose names are left out of the
printed list. The printed list is
liable to mislead, as many readers
will not observe that it is only OF
those to whom invitations were sent.
1t will not be surprising if the list
is counted as of those present for
publication in American papers
There was next to no representation
of native Hawaiian society at, the
function.