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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Tho Texas Congressman usually has
Bhrowd perception OF humor. The delega
ton has corner on half tho good stories
going, and can lay clAim 10 several which
have got away, A correspondent backed
the dean OF tho delegation up in corner
the other day and told him tho following
tale.
"a friend OF mine" said tho correspon,
dent, came up from Texas when the sea
sion opened. and, as he expected 20 bc here
home time. no looked around fora moderate
priced room, which be located in q Mica
ncighborhood. A motherly old lady showed
him the room. which pleased him very
much. A. he was about TO leave the room
heasked him where hewas from.
From Texas, madam.
"'Well, let me show you how this gas
works You turn IL on so, and put u match
to it 10; and when you get through turn II
Of So
"'Rpt I undorstand all about gas We
have II at home
Eyes, but have had agood deal OF trou-
BILE with Texans about gas, and Il doesn't
do any harm TO show you. Turn IL ON 80,
and turn II on this way. Don't try 10 blow
It out
But, madam. protested my friend,
you needut so TO all that trouble. II IL will
relieve your mind any, lived In Chicago
lor six months before coming here
"'Nou did, ehs Well, l want you to un
lerstand that this Is q respectable house
md won't have any pokur playing OF
thinking nnd carousing up here '''
"faw, hawp laughed the Congressman
sThat il one Of tho bc4t stories / ovcl
heard" And his sides shock with laughter
slut" said the correspondent, athe bo,
rrn Asnding that story out tonight and say
ing that you arc the Toxann
.rhe - you sayl Well, that IA a prctt,
low down sort Of = yarn TO spin on any
holy,T unmhlsd the congressman. - Wash
lngtVn Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

To the extent to which The ownership and
control OF property ia passing into the
hands Of women has not received the at.
tentlon which itH Importance iustles In
Boston alone women pay taxes on moru
than SlaO,0o0,0oo They pay into the city
treasury annually in taxes about 81 ,5O0, 900,
which Is expended by the representatives
OF men, ninctcnths OF whom pay only a
poll tax OF 81, and SOME not even that
AS a gruat aud growing power In the bust
ness world as Landed proprietor u stock
holder, an employer oi labor aud an Ia.
weston OF funds. woman haA already nc
qulrcl an influence In public Affairs which
ought to be rcprcsented by the ballot III,
rapid transfer OF property from the control
Of u sex trained furgonomtions for ia man
asement to a rex but recently recognized
isone Of themost remarkable social change.
ever witnessed Boston Wonan's Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

The manager Of biz New York laundry
says: Anything that needs to be stiiTencd
and polished should be- washed perfectly
clean and allowed to dry thoroughly be-
foro 10 IS etnrched, Let it soak before
washing In lukcwarm water long enough
To thoroughly soften tho old starch. Take
care not to bend the still parts sharply
back or forth until Reutle rubbing has
made them pliahle, for stil stnrohcd Linen
Is almost aH frnugiblo as cardboard, oven
when new and sound Of fiber Especially
~ Il 80 with line qualities used for dress
shirts. When shirts arc ready for the line,
DO sure TO hang them ON it properly-that
~, with the shoulders lightly laid over IL,
tho bosom hanging smoothand straight be.
tween. II short bosom dries dragging
slantwisc, the several thiclnessos pulling
about, no after effort will achieve quito
the proper smoothnessnnd RoliditT With
oulIs and collars It Is much thosame. Snap
them ont straight aud hang them so that
warp and wool pull true
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

~ dreamed last night that my horse ran
awRy aud killed me- - laughingly remarked
Albert Mason, meat and milk inspector Of
this city, rs he breaktasted with his family
the other morning. "Oh, that dream will
never come true" lightly replied his wife.
You ARE too good driver for that,n mo,
II doesn't alarm me in the least don't
believe in dreams or anything Of the kind"
said Mr. Mason, and thus the subject was
dismissed
Just one hour later the dream which had
been treated so lightly Mt the breakfast
table came tue" At O'Clock, while Mr.
Mason was driving north on Neil street, en-
route to the stock yards, his horse, a spirit
ed young animal, became frightened and
unmanageahle, aud Il ran straight toward
the gates OF the stookyArds and was about
TO dash into tho fence at that point when
Mr., Mason, fearing that he would be
thrown ON top OF the sharp palings, jumped
for HIS life. lie fell in the road upon his
head, and striking rock his skull was
crushed, Two hours later he dislAt his
home, i4s Wilson Ayenue-Columbus Dis
match
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

The dlnglness that comes from poor
washing is tedious. A week Of solid per-
severance is requisite in aggravated cases,
but no soul with a fue feeling for clean
linen will grudge ~ after contrasting tho
Crime Of what was with the sweetness and
light OF what Is.
In careful hands n solution Of chloride Of
lime IL an oNcullCnJgYo hclpta the bleach.
ing process, especially when tho grimlness
IS due Ia any mtaauro to the use OF rosin
sonpa
Ia such onses dip the garments in udB
and spread out Then put into gallon Of
soft water n Tablespoonful OF the stand
ard chloride solution and sprinkle the
clothes with IL until they are thoroughly
saturated Let them dry then wash VOL
In clear water before putting again In suds,
Wet and dry three or four times before CIV.
ing another dose Of chloride, Make only "A
single application Of IL u possible, mud as
you value whole garments never trust the
process 10 the hands OF a careless person,
for IL Is a biting alkall- ono that will cat
holes Ia the fabric Il iniudloiously applied
or else lcnyo 70 70 tendcr us to fall to pieces
at the next wearing Exchange,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

The granite work on the new court
house will probably be- started next Mon
day. The bricldayers viii also start to
work then.
Chief Of Police Maddox and Officer
Payne arrested yesterday and placed in
jail one George Toler. charged with the
theft Of a pistol from Joe Wheat.
Policeman Garrett yesterday arrested
q man named Lnllv. who Is charged with
the theft Of q ring, The theft Is alleged
to have occurred more than two months
ago The ring was found on IAlly when
he was arrested
Notice. members n. T. A. Important
meeting Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
chamber Of commerce. BE on hand and
bring your friends or their dollars for
membership, Visiting members always
receive a hearty welcome.
George l.. Cause, funeral director and
wnbalmer. Full assortment of under
takers goods on hand. Takes full charge
of funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements No, 31i Wcst Weather
ford street. Fort Worth, Texas, Tcle-
phone No. 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Select number OF familiar quotations,
write them carefully on slips OF white pa
per, cnt each slip into two parts and mark
each part with the aamr number
Now select az many large English wal.
nuts as there are quotations, Crack them
so that each nut COMES apart IN exact
halves; then rmove the meat and reserve
It 10 DO aten during the evening In each
half she'll place half Of a quotation and ias.
ten the two partsoi the nut together with
little muollagc Lay them aside 10 dry
until YOU are ready to use them, When
your friends are with you, give each one d
nut. This the receiver must crack and
then seel, Tor partner the person who hap
pens 20 find tho other half quotation in HI.
or her she'll.
This always orentes a frollc and h n good
idea for making an evening pass pleasant
ly,-Ilarpers Young People.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

One Of tho richest women in this country
Ia Mary Garrett Of Baltimore, daughter OF
the great railroad king and sister OF the
present head of the Baltimore and Ohio
is worth perhaps S20,ooo 900, much OF which
She herself has made by judIoious invest
nients. She IS OF medium height, has a
pale face aud blue eyes much dependent
ON speotacles She Is said to be walking
"poor's Manual on railroad affairs. She
Inherited her fathers loye Tor the business
aud is acquainted with every detail OF the
railroad he founded She gives large
share Of her time TO business, another large
share to charitable work, but very little 10
society She lisa great traveller aud Is amost
entertalning conversational, speaking in
peculiarly soft, low voice. Baltimore sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

The secret perhaps says a traveller, "oi
the sweet expression and habituai serenity
Of the Japanese women can DO found in
their freedom from small worries. The
fashion OF dress never varying saves the
wear of mind on that subject, and the bare,
ness OF houses and simplicity OF diet make
housekeeping mere bagatelle
Everything Is exquisitely clean and
easily kept So There is no paint, no dra.
perry, no crowd OF little ornaments, no com.
ing into the houses with the footgcar worn
In the dusty streets,
And there Is the peaceful feeling OF liv.
ing In rooms that can be turned into bat
comics and verandUs at moments notice,
OF having walls that slide away as freely as
do the scenes on the stage and let in all ont
OF doors, or change the suits OF rooms TO the
shape aud size that the whim OF the Jay OF
the hour requires,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

George w. Barnhart left yesterday foI
Tyler to assume his duties as general
frcigth agent Of the Cotton Belt Mr.
Bnrnhart has been the Cotton Belts
agent In this city for several years and
his promotion Is due solely TO merit
Besides being a thoroughly efficient rail.
road man. he is courteous gentleman
He has lots Of friends in Fort Worth
who, while rejoicing because Of his pro
motion, yet regret that his duties cal
him away from Fort Worth. The Cotton
Belt management has shown that they
know talent when they see II. Mr.,
Barnhart will render good service and
the Cotton Belts freight department will
soon show the result Of his management
Mr.. Bnrnhart has the best wishes Of
every one Va Fort Worth who know him
and, IN advance, they congratulate hin
on the success which will surely be his
Fort Worth hns lost a good citizen
Tyler has made o valuable acquisition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

81. PatricA's church fair, now in prog
ress IN The Hendricks building, will be
continued until Tuesday, next;
Mrs. ODowd Is ahead IN the contest
for the most popular married lady.
At the concert last night the notable
features were Duets 10y Mrs. Guy frce
and Ar. Nat Washer, Mr. Wassil ana
Mr.. Sborb Miss Alendell also sang a
solo very sweety. The piano accompa'
mist was Miss Ella Montgomery.
a beautiful Irish setter pup. win .
long pedigree. given by Judge Lynch
viii be rallied OF before the fair closes;
The contest FOR the married ladies
prize will close tonight and for che mayor
atty candidates on Monday night. zap
tain Paddock and Mr.. Drake were In
the lead last night There will be 9
children's matinee this afternoon from .
to q O'Clock. 20 consist Of games and OtheI
ufiiisempufg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

~ suppose said the 0rmless wonder as
he settled himself In his chair on the plat
form In the museum, sthat was In one Of
the most embarrassing situations last
night that ever fol- to the loo OF an untor
tanate man.
"liow SOP inquired the Cnban giant,
scratching match On lhe ceiling Ead Light
ing olgarro foot long.
We'll, was goiug home NJ about mid
night when huge ruiiian stepped from be-
hind tree aud told me 70 throw up my
hnnda. '--Detroit Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
MUSIC at a DISCOUNT


AL America Is singing and whistllng
latter the Ball" Price SOC
Al America will slng the prettier song
Btll,
"Won1 You 30 Ny Sweetheart . Price SOC
All America Is laughing over the latest
and greatest comic song
"The Cat Came Bach" Price 4oe
Al Texas b. or will be dddllng or waltz
Ing 10 the latest waltz "hltn
"Sounds From the Brazos," Price 5oo
] win mail any Of tho above 10 any I'D.
dress on receipt OF price, or will mall all
four on receipt Of ~. II you have AFTER
the Ball ." / will mall instead the even pref.
tier song 1.-TWO Little Girls Ia Bluen /
am the state agent for several Loading
Pianos. ! sell Tor cash only pay freight
furnish stool and o1Jcr. Myprice for styl.
ISL and hrstolasa upright Plano, rs from
only 500 70 $500 Why pay double these
prices 10 some dealers ! respectfully no.
llclt your orders aud am, and will always
be, Yours truly,
ARTHUR LOVE, Fort Worth, ToN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

s. X. NIcIheuey Of Houston Is in the
city.
Charley Chlldress of Terrell is in thc
city visiting friends.
Mrs, w. W. Hil has returned from an
extended trip North and Elst.
Mrs j. NJ, Alexander of sherman Is in
the city visiting the family Of William
Rushing.
Miss Cooper of Tennessee Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Anna Belle Cooper, at
Arlington Heights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
DO NOT oaow oLp.

D. not Erow old-there IL too much TO lose
Tho world has need OF alt these precious
things
This fTesh young face, these ayes like wood
land springs
lhis Ahadowy hair which every Hophyr wooa,
lheso aubtle sranss, all these lovely hues,
This voice like echoes from neiodious atrings.
~ not grow old-thcre IA too much 10 lose;
Tho world haa need OF all these precious
DR. Frederick Peterson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Tie Inst meeting Of the Fort Worth
volunteer fire department will be held at
the city hall tonight
This will probably be very large gath
ing. aud ali the od firemon who have
b on members Of tie department Tor so
many years are cordially invited 10 be
present. rLs meeting will be held in the
auditorium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
IN THE CITY.


ON ,,,nuaA, ptoo ON 10 luuoo9p no
attendance a. tRis mission last night was
very small. Mrs futile presided and
preached an excellent sermon.
Mr.. Evlns Will speak tonight, assisted
by j. W. Iowrey aud w. q. MeCanis,
the latter from Chltfeld.
An are cordially invited to attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Aheo--Are you tho person who has
tried TO oreto tho impression TINT my
teeth are arsinclall
Minute Heavens, moi Two said sycry.
where | believed yon were bora with
them. Vogue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Two children named Rhodes were ~.
cently hspiised as they rode in that O..
lossas Of Rhodes, tae FeFris wheel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Burglar tpNntng iho barrel OF hts apis.
tol On the iawnhrakegs pheail Come
ont With sar noay!. yoa O.d Jew,
% -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

When a woman Il too busy 10 risnc.
oyer aii old love story in PAPER VIA,
She h cleaning house she IS terrible l Nueh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

" sSs 5sGwsss laslhs he ss.' ia -ss ;l,a
luV.sNS.il.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26
EYE, EAR, AND THROAT.
DIR. q. w. FURY.

for lG years located at Sunbury, Pa,
will be at lhe Washington House,
where he can be consulted for dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat.
Charges reasonable. Spectacles are
q speciality. 10x18
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26

ministration and show by his vote
on the State ticket that, although n
Democrat, he does not endorse the
course pursued by the present Pres
ident This is an opportunity that
comes only once year, and it is the
only time the politicians give heed
to your voice. Send one home right
from the shoulder.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26
WANTED Statesmen,

To sell our choice and hardy nursery stock
Many special varieties 20 Offer both IN fruits and
and controlled only by us. We
pay commission or salary give exclusive ter
rltOry and pay weekly. Write 10 us at once and
secure choice territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nuserymen,
Oct, 20, 1913 Rochester, ". Y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26
Sale Register.

Saturday, Oct. 2s, John VI. and Geo. II stein
niger administrators OF Elias A. and Mary A.
steininger, late OF Franklin township, decd,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26

Vote for Marand Rothrock, the
Republican candidate for Coroner.
He is an experienced and successful
nhysician. n consistant marty man.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26

Clothing that looks like silk and wears like leather Come
to the old Reliable where yOu get what you pay for My
stock just in is entirely and comprises all the
latest styles Too busy waiting customers to tell you
come and see for yourself
G.. @. GUTELIUS,
Middleburgh, Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-26

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
nELlGIous cnEEDs.
Congress OF All Rclisions TO open la
Chicago.


CaIcAco. Sept 10. All the great re
ligions 81 the world and ~ Christendom.
all shades OF religious belief will be rep
resented aud exploited In the coming
weeks in the hospifablc halls Of the art
palace. This religious COSMOS combines
many congresses and includes the great
parliament OF religions. which opens its
sessions tomorrow and continues for
seventeen days. It's object is 10 bring
together the worlds religions in an as
sembly lin which their common aims
and common grounds Of union may be
set forth and the marvellous. religious
progress Of the nineteenth century be
reviewed"
Priests of Buddha will niingle with
Christian pfelates and the mystic dual
ism Of Zoroaster will come In close con-
tact with tho practical Unitarianisni
OF Charming. Emerson and Parker.
Catholics. protestants and members OK
the Greek church will he equally well
coined 10 the privileges Of the platform.
and for the time being sects Will forget
the differences and by their fraternal-
ization become type Of church uni
yereal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
NEW PRISON LAW.
IL Cuts on Good Time Made by Con.
yicfs.


LAS~l NJ. Mich. Sept. l0.--The new
prison Law. like many others passed by
the last legislature. haze several bad
breaks In 1t. In the first place. IL makes
many radical innovations in the method
OF computing the good time ~ convicts.
IL materially reduces the good time that
those serving second terms may earn.
aud deprives third termers Of any good
time whatever
Attorney General Ellis has prepared a
somewhat lengthy opinion in which he
holds that IL was the evident intent Of
the legislature 10 credit second term
convicts with the number Of days men
toned for the respective periods. each
month. but even under this construc
ton second termer serving ten years
sentence can earn under the new Law
only 4s9 days good time. as against SIS
under the old law. Under a literal con
siruction of the statute he would earn
but thirty nine days. which is slim en-
couragement for a convict TO behave
himself.
The attorney general holds also that a
convict sentenced before the new Law
effect would earn good time according
To the provisions OF the new law. as he
does not acquire any vested rights under
the former statute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

The annual school election Of the vii.
Iage Of East Grand Rapids will be held
in the school building this evening. the
polh, opening AT : o'clock. A lively con-
test has bern inauguratcd by the oppos-
ing factions which consist OF the saloon
and anti saloon elements. John Paul
has been put into the field 10y the saloon
element FOR moderator In opposition %
W. III. Ross. tho present incumbent.
MIR Roe@ is marshal az the village aad
by HE attack on the saloons bas made
them his bitter cncmies The anti -sa-
loonists are as enthusiastic in h,s sup.
port as the opposition II in its efforts 10
defeat him and large vote IL expected
o. be poilei Thomas Reed. the present
asaesssor. is a candidate for re election
and has no orposltIon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Tho Nsz York weekly hank statement
etourd. Reserve iocfcaso. tGSS ts(si:
loan-. decrease. 81 3o.io. specio. incresss.
$40. leo; legal trnders. incrcas~. s2.u17. o.,
deposits. decrease. s. loo. circulifi0u, an
crease. II .c95 $40 The bank now hold
81 9es. KS In excs~- 81 the requirements Of
the - Ter cent rule.
The Canadian government = rr.rarine a
s.ifeulaf ~ Instructions on the euhsct of
rrriptoc.fy IN wrtcking and iDwing With the
Hailed states Canadian oflicals complain
That United States officials are delaying the
matter.
The London Star prints The following
IL i the duty If every dtnloz rai a. prvtafe
io siag tlic lords Let abandon tsik and
de- something. strike 'iads'one. aud The
people wli hsii you as another Cromwell. "
careful exanKnaslen Of the palstscs and
t.r4onael - 'he nee French chamt~r dos
uos ,u.tlfs high hopc. ~ tranquility The
eosernnsnisl party viii number ~ and tbe
opposition 80.
The catholic .ourres- ased ~ hren n
Th@fe.l.t-siis fs-8ay has heen fsrohihitet M
she Hunearian minister - ~. interior.
owing a. tise rrcsalsucs ~ eholrr..
The lasnfxt lrisfuess in the Duluth dl~sfirt
4 l,satins ap Tie Prospects arr thsf 9Th
b. a fse eeys thefe ~ili - buf one piie mill
a. the hea1 - ~ ieAss
ftsiffran Rufsfnhtent fHttattfe< tlsat ne
ispsslai ftseaas ela - t2efte~ea tfofsp
ttsl nssfts IS the t,fope~esi sine telssxo
snf ftrafss - 80
tasrrs Mesrf ~ tipc~sn~s. ftd. ere -
fhs ss..sisns - fhuf@ia5 dies~sef - telr
i.ens a.s.s sosssf.lsg 81 MeFet hos5sital -
thisaxt.
fss.alassn ia tfA.aeo hess ~ ast ss-ssF.d
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i..ssass.s sssse - eseltfe eanslsse ~ -
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lice set.asnsf fotfss - asr-ees - fsiiis
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t'.ts asesaesss =. lss vs.siss ta.f as'ses
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