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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

eago by one hour aud thirty minutes
Il leaves Fort Worth ~ 800 y, tn., af.
irving IN St Louis at d;SO d. a., aud ia
Chicago AZ lOt5 o, m. the SECOND MORN
ing
General MANAGER McCabe of the Rock
island returned yesterday. attvr II soy
cral days "trip East
A, q, Carnnc. city passenger agent OF
tlc Cotton Belt. returned Yesterday from
a prospecting tour IN Norih HAaA
G. ~ Dcnmg, travelling passonger
agent OF the Plant system OF railroads ln
Florida was in the city yesicMay,
W. II. Hurs,, commercial aevht Of ilic
Cotton Be't with headuuartars az Sn.a
Antonio, Ws,s here ycsterdly Mt Hurst
says he Is mot tue man WHO attempted
10 rob the train Ia Missouri Monday
night
The Burlington. which furnishes o CHE
caRn line for the Missouri klusas and
TcNus from Hannibal md . " Louis
Inlet and terminals from IcNns Junction
on the Missouri river has agreed 20 print
upon tickets TO Texas points the nrlaliy
clause of She Texas unu.scdlplng law,
and thus viii assla, ia the enforcement
oi the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

was very severely taken with dysen.
terry; took dose Of ChAmheriaiu's
Cole, Ch1iera and DlarrhQcl Remedy
nfter each operation Of the bowels more
than natural, for about thlrty-six hours.
and checked the complaint II took about
al Of a small b0ttl 10 curo me, willie two
or three doses might cure an ordinary
dlAte relief FROM M pain Ia the bowels.
Il. NJ. Blaokw00d. Friendship, Grant Par,
Ia. For sale by n u. Grummer aud J..
4. Nicks q Co, Druggists,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
VALUE OF SMALL SAVINGS.


The Railway Age in an editorial
regarding The practice Of economy In the
operation Of roads says
railways are operated nowadays on
so small margin Of profit that dis
lance between a dividend and going into
the hands Of a receiver Is measured by
the small economies and savings IN all
denartmenis" y the very truthful prop
ositlon upon which the president Of the
Travelling Engineers association bases
some excellent suggestions In an ,adures.
before that body. Economy Is the word
which should be deeply impressed by
prccept and example, by instruction and
warning. by iteration aud raleraaOn
upon all railway employees, especially OF
tho road department The waste OF coal
oil and other supplies in which many
enginemen indulge. from lack Of con-
Germ m the interests Of their employers
or from lack Of knowledge and lntelli-
rence. represents enormous loss ~ the
aggregate, and Il Il one Of the chief duties
IF the travelling engineer 70 incllcate an
telligent care W these AMI all other re-
snerts. 10 quote again from the ad-
5rass 'sNye know that BY close economy
In coal and on. by looking after the ma,
rlioerv When in service on the road anu
seeing that ~ taken care o. 80 mat
rnnning rahalrs eau be kept down. by
a-,siEting "a enforriug good discipline ~
...,irh waste money the travelling enEi-
,'..sy~ can do q great service 10 their coH1-
ra,;,,s and also 90 the engine men whom
,b.y snnerrise. II i TOO true that gal
inns N iii nre used where Idiits wonhi
N, 10 work. tons Of coal are burned
--i,sre a close watch Of grades and stop
',,Dr riaces would save much Of ~
r.bsels ar changed before they are wor.
anti and IN o dozen was fnninaI 70 ~
| slIsrces between those whose object ana
1881 ar To- promote economy As wei
~ t,r-ta =, aefieitncy In the operation
I, rs,iwsys cannot fan @ be mutually
ot ,,.o,,s. and hcnce this new natioa
a ~ ,o,,rsa1ization Of travelling engineers 4
ereatjy 10 BE- commended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
10 BE PROSECUTED.

a journal devoted to the railway In
terests Of The country. says:
One Q. H. Mercer, member Of the Tex
as Ticket Brokers association, Is To- be
prosecuted for violation Of the Texas anti
scnlping law aud the brokers propose To
make defense testing the validity of
The law which provides a heavy penalty
for the sale Of an unused tickrt Tho
Southern Pucihc aud the Houston and
Texas Central are earnestly seeking an
enforcement Of the law but the other
lines operating In Texas appear as YET
only 20 have given lnkeWarm support TO
H. Hearty corporation Of the managers
backed by such a sttutc, would soon
ia Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

thc Southern Traffic association for
through rates Arrangements, and divisions
to and from points In Texas and Mexico,
Commencing Oct 10, at all originating
points, shipments between all points IN
Texas and Mexico and the territory Of
The Central Traffic association will be
charged full tariff rates between Central
Traffic association points and all points
on che Ohio and Mississippi rivers. except
that the Easi 81. Louis rates may be
charged at points on the east hank Of the
Mlssisslnpi river nhlNn Ensi 81 l.nnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
WHO WANTS a HOMER
HERE rs A @ HANCI

am not IN the rial estate business hut
must reduce my taxes, Ia order 70 do 20
viii offer tho following real estate at iEp
ROCK prices, Easy terms, Three Nnl four
room cnttngvs on tnxilO fuct lots, near
llork Island round house, At $500 TO 5000
each.
lou depot, hargnina,
Five and ola room cottages. neat husi.
ness center.
Desirable building lots 5oNiN to alley. on
West side best ovation, 500 chclt
sunir ch0lro building i0ia IN summit
avenue lo0Nl2o feet cF iargcri hosl Ia the
city,
business aud residence ioia on South Side.
several tracts Tor truck gardens o. 10
aud % acres each all near city limits.
A nnc stock farm ON silver Creek go
acres, an fenced, some EuOd stock on Il.
lncnty " water. Small cash payments,
81 prr aoro,
a housr with 90 rooms, pnd one with
rooms suitable for boarding houses,
Gree, bargains 20 small cash payments,
Address or All Oh
A. r.. AGIGNoN.
EOS Main St Fort Worth Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Between goods money
keeps the point OF the
goods and a prices That's the and
seller Just the point trading
clothing buyers heeabou This youlkey Fall
SUIT rs the season for change weather holding
little aod YOU viii need anyway make
selection and the best Our prices Fall Suits
actually make competition Cur $i8 for
OF our SIS Suits and do without bshng dollar helps
TO swell Fall will the SWELL
You AGENTS FOR DUNLAP HATS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

The nf,y-six railways In the Central
Traffic ussoiation and IL terrl'0ry nv
unaninaously voted that, taxing en' enc.
oct. 16. they will withdraw from ~ ~.
agrr-nents heretofore entered INTO "'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
Trunk FACTORY THINK FACT
ORYls

For, worth Trnnk Factory for trunks.
r.fcfele valisas. bags, straps and creTy
shiog n ri travellers Hue. An trunks
home Manufacture snd fret cinns pors
order WORK and fcpaiung promptly
dene. Remenbef The pincf, corner ~
riercnfh and aiaiu street send for
prices Factory prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

IVAN. BoDsler Par Ia, July 70.
1893. ! received the trial bottle If Cham.
berlnin's Cole. Cholera aud Dlnrrhoc1
Remcdy and am Wen PLEASED withliL J
ibe dlaaas.s for which " j. inigu1ed.
WIIiTrGNGTON s ADAlR..
For sale by ~ 4 Gmminnr and J. II.
Nicks a Co, Druggista.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
ADVICE no MOTHERS.

rs Xinslow's Soothing Syrup for
liren teeihing sooihes the child, soiteena
Gums, allnys pain. cures WIND cons
y the best remedy for darrnoea'
ents bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
EMINENT SPECIALIST.
tures All Chronic and Long
Standing Diseases.

81 Ladies' who arr suffering with COM
Hailts pccuiinr 10 their sex, can consult
He doctor with every ASSURANCE Of speedy
Tllef and Permanent cure without being
n lJert TO the embarrassing procedure Of
n examination, which in in0st cases Is
4 necessafy
CaiaTh cured in The shortest possible
iie on the most reasonable tcrms. My
5ices are IN keeping with the times. If
~ are suffering with any chronic dis
~ such as catanh, consumption, te-
pc disease, disease IF the eye, ear.
|foat blood. kidney or bladder troubles,
~, constipation, nervous or sick head
Bic, goltrc. dropsy, consult DR. II. w.
|lSk, specialist, who has given over
Fenty-thfee years hard study aud cou-
Lant practice 70 chronic diseases. DIR,
FISK Is candid and honest with his pat
lns. those cases that are durable he can
Illy tells them so, those that are not cur
Ile. he Is candid enough to tel them SO.
Iehy cases are turned away every day
b. are pronounced incurable. Hundreds
letters are on file in DIR. FlSk'S Of
Il from patients that have been cured.
b. were pronounced incunble by other
sysicians. Don't doubt any longer II
II are diseased. You will save time
going at once. Consultation and eX-
tlnntion free. Cut this out aud save it
4 future reference.
Treatment by Mail.
trhe system Of mail treatment adopted by
N T. W. FISK guarantees the same good
.hults 70 those submitting their cases
Rough correspondence us 10 those who
Nrite Tor iiagnostic blank. It will de,
|tAhe your symptoms accurately. No, l
i1t women 10. 2 for men. Business strict
b. eonhdeutial
r. w. FISK, M. D.
Hendricks Building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

|p-k on the great bridge over the
ssippi river az New OrleaDs VIII
rraee IS az carry day, the engineers
~ finally decided On lbs exact looA-
Tor Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Mrs. L. Beau. ihr daughter of Marx
Br4uiilen. the nan who ia iSi8 bnili The
first frame house 10 Chicago, was 9 VS.
itor Al Tue Wond's fair the other day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

The New York Cenfr1l y golhg 70
Niihdrnw the "ofp9.lioa nter ~ me
close u the fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
WORLDS rlcronrAL LINE.

Fort Worth and Denver city Rai-
way Company aud Union Pacific
systcm.
Have you heard Of the wonderful loop
route 20 Chicago and fcturul
The Fort Worth and Denver City rail-
way In connection with the union Ia.
life Hystcm. THE World'e Pictorial Line)
6aye lnAupufntod acries OF cxcurs0ns
10 the Worlds fair. giving purchaser
tickets via this route with atop.Qyers at
the various watering points IN Colorado.
III other words you 80 from Fort Worth
to Trinidad Colorado Springs, Mauitol,
Pueblo and Denver, remaining there uniil
Tho heated 'crm IN Chicago q past, then
10 on 10 the Worlds fair. returning via tho
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway
through Hannibal aud Missouri Kansas
aud Texas railway. thus covering en-.
tlrely different territory rOiug aud re-
turning. Round trip iate rom Fort
Worth, $50. which include, all privileges
accorded IN by other lines.
For full Information, address
4, /. lOMAN,
g. p. & T. A, u. T. system.
Omaln Ncb
j II O'NEiL
Tratellng Passenger A1nt.
F0fi Worth. Tex
u. u. KELLER,
@. T.. A., 4. w. q ID. O. lly.,
Fort Worth. Tex
=a-=ar aas=
Emmn Goldman. the anarchist IN iail
IN New York city for inrlung riot II
urpun rad tU nletd lpr Ouu ense Nhp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
WEAKNESS OF MEM
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Nothing rablishea ifsa cAosps "sl,ua
uuns Wanted"
IN account Of tho Increasing dnmnnfs m
on the space Of Tho 0aTrite hoih by al
vrflisera and to meet the requirements OF
the pnrera news service @ Il COM
PEELED 10 discontinue the publication daily
~ nee Advertisements Tor persons dtainng
holp and Of notices ot arlicles Loaf Or found
j. irinr borrower. 10 aih Tho unemployed.
1lo Gazette will phnt three lines three
times free for persons seeking employment
For Advertisements OF this character ihs ~.
cess over thres lines aud Insertions moro thaH
three will be charged at th, rate Of ono
teni word each inscrugn.
ONE CENT WORD ABA
An advertisements under the followina
ciHfFifcatious viii he charged n The rate
q one cent a word each insertion aud must
b. paid for In advance 1hl' RUE u inrar'
iabir aud no s,rsption vi '"+' 20 H"f
case, No advertisement taken for less
than % cents.
lEttsuSAL
LOST.
POUND.
eTnAlED.
STOLEN.
eTnAyED on aTnrrv.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED pwELLfNuA
WANTED -ROOMa
WANTED -BuAnD.
WANTED -RiAL ESTATE
wANrED-rO EXCHANGE
WANTED NisLEi.l.AAEVuA
ron nENr.
FOR SALE,
HELP WANTED
WANTED bOAitDEith
Professional. financial and other cafis.
sicciai notices. etc, 10 thu olanalned de-
par,ment si.25 a iins nor Appih. Discount
Tor time sds aud fof cash
GAZETTES LETTER LIST
Advertisers Should remember that letter.
thrggE6 no posioiaes' u ipiilsls arg ussl
they rhould be directed 10 the care u none
psrlon nrn or rolionice boz 50. -. =.
th1 counting room yesterday al p n.
fsrons oailins FOR them viii pleas say aa'
frriiacd.
p. ps lW1 ys,.ob-i
Sis i. MI q. ia
PERSONAL.
A. n. E.-coME HOME on WRITE NE
MkRnnrp LADY AqrSTs send ioa
itsnii seiier. Warranted Nothing iko
n @ ~ lironn Kene.al nanaf,r AErn'
cff. $40 Main, Fort Worth. Tex
LADIES DON'T M DECEIVED, BuI USE
Hsaief Ioat sent free. Gfceaifaf toilst
Co. DAilna. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

q II rralhfielp The we'l.kngwn photo
.,r9ni,rr no snaadway. New foik, says
. n nav. heeu psine Alic1pk'h Porous piaf-
sers IN twenty yrar-, and found i1rm onr
of no best faully mnlirihes inqny SUM
iuing up ny e1PeurneF ] Coy W.i. N1gu
fia.ters nV az h0lr viii uerrpe cuefgyi
and inns cure faiigun. brain eAimnstpns
dsbliHy. and h1ne{ dliteulheE. f1r wo-
,,.fn.iie Tlag never ifrifafn tue skin NJ
ean1e the siifhffsit pain. pnt cwe sore
throat. eouFiik. Gods. iairi a. sue pa Z
or chest indigestion and bowel epuiiallni7'
The arrest II the Salvation array cofps
IN Jersey City missed 2 storm 9i Nfyirei
Ienonncing police methods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,


- 80 |tfN'tftN ||'fNtI |f|'HAfN' ~ ~ -
ron suR .fss-nAliRlsL noala:g MtlI.
~ ncFt wly1tprnlurinr section In ,hn
ininiandle Doing nnc n'tsncss run.
% 400 bushels Il wheat per day 10 81.
chalre Mr nNur. Nruly scft water and
an ahnI ieuvo ~ nne vhai NM a
now 4ud IN eoVi condition; sidcttack 70
mill DOOR and wQrchausc doan MIA an
Al or controlling hterost very low
fcr 9 paft cash, balance " ro'l properly,
or on time IL viii nay you to inNtsii.
Fatc Y JON Nant a inin Address tock
box i2a, tlilllrNthc, Twas.
sion roR upRignr PIANO IN eoop
cohitlon, Alex hlecdNa. corncr first
and Mam sirN,s.
TWO NICE orNrLE FAMILY poNnss.
also one single nhacton lhclrly ncNl iof
for sale q MARROW hno'a lircfy stable
ron sAtE--A citoICn LOT or YOUNG
herkshlre scwA Folk nros.
ron SARA NEW suitRnY AM nan.
ntsa, chrah Address surrvy. carr Ga
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS,
wANrrn-ro my a Snr or nrpR00M
furniture IN s0ea condition Address
'Nuler,' carc OF uasctto, ~
riloNoGRApns,
EDISON ptoNoaRArus ron sAi.E Al
80 photographic music and supnllcs. The
latest SONGS unc muslc and eouilc speechs
q can hc heard NJ the l'honoataph l'af.
lQr, diA MAIN street, loft Worth. Tex,
WV Nonyhslon, Men
-, 49, 49, I--s-sH--r- ---r--------.--
HELP wANTEn-FEMAt.n.
s@77'H7 a.4s.s-Al-
wAN'ren.sA COMPETENT WOMAN
cnoh Anl 80 du general lnnsoNurk for
family W thtcc. Address, Mis, john 10.
slenRhtor' Colorado, rN
wANrEn-,A WOMAN no 10 COOKING
and senWnl hnuscwgfk 10 q ramiy "
ipur ohl al 300 liii Alreol
lIELr WANTED MALE.
WANTED roR TWENTY rniiln N,
q san Antonio Tex, Nbls'hoIicl unp,ar'
lled ,men between the ueus VI II nna NY
Iegd paS, ,ioea. clothlng and mgglcl q.
factory cS!iancs rs 70 age, leblu and
sherglct Recruiting onleo at Natltorlun
WANTED a nrLiAnLF TENANT rou
Farm. four til miles Hnth " l0lt Worth,
Apply 60 X. A. Van Aandt, De-, ioa Main
etr,ct.
AIM no gi'IL MAKING powpEnt
ttsaiy .empoyluon,i experience unneces
cRSnlta' w sis AZ v SSS';S" chisarS
''--s-s-------
SITUATION WANrisp rIeNfAfE.
a-s ~.
SITUATION WANTED AT ONCE ny A
nildlcstped wouiAn ps housoktcpur APP
NY lg HaA fwnt airrcL ~
4..' ..s.s---ass.i..
WANTED PORTION IN PRIVATE i'AM.
ily on hparms housv al hlusckerler
OF cooN evan no East First street
tnced und competent lady airunafhph6r.
Can fntnish ioanmeninla owns tyne.
nyrlfer AddluHa. NankrV iin Nbuth Third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ron RFNg vfoBEs AND BUILDINGS.
ron REM CUilNEu KruHB UNDER
Opera hdnse Apply az box Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

II II. Standby KEEPS THE uEBr
stock n second baud furniture. ntoyns.
gneenaware, trunks, otc,. 10 The city 23
Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

NisAuLY ifullNINiinu nonM WITHIN
three blocks Of Main street sapth aud
east exposure luY Hast 1hlfd street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
WASHER BROS. l eva! Mammoth mol! ! Retailers

the keylolder
store Maybe you get the key that the box Get particulars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

RrENoGRApuuR- WANTED, A post
ton nv a lady as aieungrnpnpr. operates
elliEriphi salary NO unirot ilrst OF
Oily rrttrpncrt Aidrsgs s'puofranhur
Nla West eeeout street city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

WANTED a nrLtAnLn TENANT Fou
Farm. four li milca sinth Nf ioit Worth,
Apply 90 X. A. Van zandt lc, loS Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

MEN 70 gnfL MAKING pownEu
steady employlncn,l osperleuce unnece.
ellyi $40 salary or C0mnilason Y. .
Chemical work. $40 van.nuren Chlcane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Two nuuMs Ft1tNIslIfn. SUITABLE
iB,, ~ atpgct XXX 5 i iRggptt9 a Va NM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ROOMS AND HOARD NICELY Fun.
nlshcd mont f1ums with nfai.Olnas board
az 0is West Second dirort,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

INTIWNTTTH FTT7TIIENl
writer has been for more than aftesn
writing machlpe Of tho wafi.
self iypewriier mppliea f0r dii ma
shinre, Merchant \ Manniugi rtnto deal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Rooms ron RnNT TWO NICELY FuN.
nishod rooms for gentlemen only at no
pOnan erect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Professional financial and other cards
s,cciai noticcs. etc, 10 this claEalnad de-
pariment, si.25 a Hoe nAr aqplu. Discount
Tor time ads aud fof cash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Ton TWENTY .rniiin IN.
tantry United htntra army, headquarters
~ Ran Antonio, Tex, Nhle,hoiiel unniar'
lled men, between the ugux VI II and ~
uevd pay, foot clothing aud medical at
tendance, Applicants muse furnish salts.
intiofy evidence M 10 nHe, hVhlA AMI
shArctcf Recruiting otico OF Natltorluin
bulidlnF INT Worth, rer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

$50 REWARD ron DEPORTATION
iilfies = recovery ~ one bay mare ~
" ~ rear ali. branded iAN1 lnp Nil.
y,fia.if 90 fEihi flHrileI- scar un i0p
v1.aels. ra4nf - bands hl.ii H;atn
kit.Gd. Wiec rpuaiy zen, ~ ~ nifni y
sia1 u j. - n-o1ey hlvpgi Tee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

LuNmR aIlNGiEs, nic,
BIDS on rAn nOrs oP .ilUMnER AND
ahingles ffpm mills VIII hu furnished on
itrmisod bulls nux tOa. hSrt Mafth inin.
lrr ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

aos MN %. 10. worLn roNa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-09
Ballard Items.

Sam kiersy is attending his stock
closely . Squire LaFollett spen,
several days in X c. on business.
He is in the patent right business,
nencr may expect call Lee Em
hree, one Of our best young men is
staying with D n Thompson. Will
son Davidson viii buil1 house on
his arm this spring 5. C d and "
b Cole spent dav in Butler. S
p Evans and J B Hays bought corn
+ Nj NJ Greer. >. Our baby, Ada,
mas been quite sick with pueumo
MIA several days, but is improving
We are grateful for the valuable as
sistance our neighbors rendered us
during her sickness Tom Brown
and Wendleton have been trading of
late :. Dee is assisting Billy Pow
ell of late. Mrs. Emma McFar
land will teach the spring term at
Freezeout She is an excellent teach
er aud has taught there several terms
=. Glad to know Geo Price is feel
ing better. Sam Mcfarland will
move to his farm this week. He and
his wife attended the bedside of our
baby last week John Harris bas
moved to high point on the east
bank of Peter creek. Bill Hughes
WIS on debate at the literary Friday
night Jim Cole was riding mule
and when it stopped he went ON
over its head DR.. Miller of Mays
burg was called to see our baby, as
we consider him one of our leading
N. D. =. .Smar: men differ, which
explains the cause of n A. Wade
taking issue with Hon. 5 D. 4. De-
Almond and Gov. Stone; doubtless )
they will feel set back notch or
two when they read it. Booker
Powell Jr, has moved to Summit.
where he bought farm. d Teeter
sold two nilch cows to Tom Stover
for a good price. e G Ogburn is
the auctioneer of this scctic", ard
any one wanting anything in his line
give hin trial A dance a. Will
LaFoilett's one night last week
A trial before Squire Rolimaa Sat
urday, Waiter Edwards VS. Lee
i Walnscott. Salem church has n,
pastor, Rev. T S Mosier having re-
signed. They can't agree on any
one. We believe the Methodist plas,
best after all, take the minister sent
:. DIR Renick was out to see Uncle
Johnny Evans wife last week, as we
were unable to leave home She is
/ reported better Patrick Bros.
now live on the Sam price farm. :.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-09
c D Cole is feeling much better late

c D Cole is feeling much better late
ly. :. The democrats nominated
splendid ticket in Shawnee; we of
Spruce nominated winning ticket
Saturday the 4th, Cleveland day >.
We may expect great things, Cleye
land rules the T. S and Stone our
native state. w 3 Cole had siege
of the grippe" last week :. Geo
Price VIII farm with his boys this
season. W L Ogg and wife and
W H Warford, wife and little girls
called Saturday eve. .. VIII D. and
Robt Beatty drove over to Butler
Saturday Henry Moore will soon
leave for Washington Ed Kuntz
has team of match mules. 8. L n
kuntz & Co. out buying hogs last
week. Andy Ray attended the
sale at Mrs. Fowler's Saturday. He
is after young cattle and hogs. i.
Father Graham will make his home
with his son II for while, at least
ii R Ray will move to east Shaw
nee and Robt Ray will hold the fort
for John Moore JAcE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-09
Virginia Items.

Well, We are under Cleveland's
administration now Fred Nestle
rode rides in a new cart. Carr
Dudley will move back from Yokum
this week Ed Dudley was out to
Sunday school Sunday; he is not yet
out of danger. Mrs Lafe Short
has some work horses for sale cheap
-. L have house to rent also seed
oats for sale. >. j W Ennis, public
administrator, was out last Thurs
day and took the Phoebe A Adds
estate in hand = Bob Dudley and
the Nance boys have started to the
Nation in wagon. -. Lot
quiry for hands. :. . The prohibition
lists held convention Saturday and
nominated the following ticket:
trustee, A J Park; assessor, Pleasant
Hill; collector, John Durrett; jus
tees of the peace, G " Park and
Lucious Cowgirl; constable, Ed Go
bic; road overseers. No 1. F NJ Fa
nilinger, No. 2. George Crook, No.
3, r F Harper, No. /, H J Cowgirl
A j Park and son are building
IA shop to manufacture their fly
brushes for screen doors. 1t is
said there are quite a number of
people that think the township will
60 to shucks if people fail to get
all the Offices. The populists Of
Charlotte township will meet at Nc
Fadden S hall, On Saturday, March
IL. to nominate township officers
and elect delegates TO nominate