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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
Refused to Work at a Reduction.

MAssILLoN o., Sept. 2.-Fires were
lighted in Reed e Co.'S bottle works,
and the factory would have started
next Tuesday, but the proprietors noti-
fed the blowers of proposed reduc-
ton from twenty to fifteen dollars in
the weekly allowance for market
money, and the blowers will not go to
work until the allowance is allowed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Sept while
working steam thresher At the farm
of Cornelius Wilson. in Dickson county,
Wilson's grandson, young man named
Holt, was climbing from the top Of the
machine upon grain stack, when he
slipped his right leg into the cylinder,
grinding it into pulp to the knee.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
DIR. Fullerton Houored.

CoLuhBUs, O., Sept 2-Dr. e. B.
Fullerton, of Columbus has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Mckinley as one of
Ohio's representatives. at the Pan-Amer-
ioan Medical congress to be held at
Washington, ID. c., September
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
Labor Day In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 3O.-The indica-
tions are that the Labor day demon
stration in this city Monday next will
be the greatest yet held 1t is estimated
that from 5000 to 10000 will march in
the parade which will move in the
morning through the central portion of
<ho ,,x,,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
A Chiid's Tatal Fan.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Nellie Burns,
sged ten years, fell from q second
story window at Pearl and Elm streets
Wednesday afternoon and was killed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
Homestead Plant to Resumre.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 4-Carnegie's
Homestead plant, which has been par
TALLY shut down for the past six weeks,
will resume In all departments on
Monday. This will give employment to
1000 idle men.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
Killed ON the Track.

SHAWNEE, O., Sept 2-Williard She'd
ard, young man of %, residing in
Maxahala, was run over and killed by
Columbus, Shawnee and Hooking coal
train about 4 o'clock Friday morning at
Congo,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07
Hog Cholera at Newark.

NEWARK, O., Sept Hog cholera,
supposed to have been brought from
Kentucky, is playing havoc among the
hogs in this vicinity.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-07

"hdb you uiu - BcG lie money 10 DeC On
him. 1t was such temptation, know,
my poor husbandl And he swore he
would not betray You if gave him five
hundred dollars. But ! have not been
able to raise it. will, though. Spare
my husband, and will Yes! Oh, I
will earn it, somehow cried Fleda,
wildly.
What teoufounded blackmailing trick
is this3" said ], shaking Honest Jim
furiously.
PHASE. let me go!" groaned Jim.
"You put 1t into my head with your
talk OF your missus fearing you'd 90
wrong. was up before yon the night
of the storrum, and she met me, and
wus aisy tuck in. An tried il ag'in.
You an the divil put 1t into my head.
Here's the money back. Don't choke
me! Here is the money back"
What did he tell you. you silly
child7" asked Fleda.
That You had robbed your employ
ers to get money to stake on Razzle
Dazzle" said she. my only thought
has been how to save you"
go" ! said to Honest Jim. "Show
your face Nm the Office again If you
dare"
dismissed him with kick and took
Fleda in my arms.
$50 you'd be true to me If were both
fool and rascalP" said l. "Poor little
goosyp
"And you'd love me II had some
dreadful story In my lifep" said Fleda.
And we were very happy as we
walked home together, arm In arm, my
wife and LIN. Cady. In N. Y. Ledaes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

One evening during an election campaign
gentleman who is an amateur politician
on large scale spoke Mt certain town in
the interior OF New York state. The next
morning the chairman OF the local commit
tee took him for drive about the place,
They had reached the suburbs and were ad-
miring the scenery when man wearing a
blue shirt and overalls left his OK team and
approached the carriage
You're the man that made the rattln
speech up ut the hall, amt yef" he asked
The soft Impeachment" as the report
eis put it, was acknowledged
Did you have it writ outp asked the
man.
NO"
You don't mean to say you made all
that right up as you went along"
Yes"
Jest hoped right up there, took drink
OF water out O. the pitcher, hit the table
whaek and waded in without no thinkin
nor nothinp
Well, suppose you might put It In that
way"
That beats mel You'll excuse me for
stoppin you, but what wanted to say was
your speech convinced me, though /
knowed all the time It wns the peslliest lie
that ever was told made up NV mind 10
vote your ticket, but I'd "a been willin to
bet a peck o red apples that no man could
stand up an tell me such a lot O. convincin
lies without havin 'em writ outl You
must "a bad an awful lot o. practiceln-Ex-
change
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES.


A hill for an act entitled AN Act 10
Regulate The Traffic In Rnl,inp pn,vder q.
1,s r., i,,.,,i,,a,l f., -.
w" ,"' oN",o" III TUE pEls'ature ut
Springfield, by MIR, Nohe The bill is
intended TO prevent the collaboration of
bol,u,. ron,der ,.i,I, ,,,,,,,,i, ~. at,,,.,
'NH P'"u'' WIN "'l.luula OF mum
imposing proher penalties TO entowl
We luW' etc' Ihls shows an earnest de-
sure on tne part OF our representatives.
70 Prot 81 tnelr ,co,nsliuens,
,,,nlt g uhlvaep ! rlnlne referring TO the
'di, uun,,nl pa esislnil9h on alum ana
alhmonia baking powders, says; at deals
~ nlreul nulnyr win an evll that
"' VIZ i pe Ivy u9Wh'
ii. ullpWlns Is partial list Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

Joshua, Tex. July (spccial) Mr.
Henry Marey, son Of W. j. Amaoy, Of
this place. was struck and Killed by the
south-bouud passenger train this morning
at or near Valley View Tie particulars
as far as can be learned are that de-
ceased was working with the bridge
gang and had been at work all night
repairing a bridge. Towards morning
Maxey was sent back some distance by
the foreman 10 flag The expected train.
and while waiting became sleepy and
laid his head on the end of crosstie
and went to sleep The train was
GU him before he awoke, and some
part of the machinery struck him
on the back part Of the head
and crushed bis skull fearfuliy. The
train took him up and brought linn here.
lie lived about half au hour after his
arrival. lie was an excellent young man.
aud his untimoy death Is deplorei by
all who knew him. His remains wiz be
Inferred at old Caddo cemetery ionor-
row.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

Another OF the old timers whom have
outlived." continued my Nsn.yis, 'wns
John Gilbert All, there WAS a man In
whom there were no sharp angles or bris-
Ting points lie preserved the even tenor
OF his lie almost from boyhood. What he
achieved was through patience, industry
and Intelligent work. It Is u singular co
incidence that Charlotte Cushman was
born in the house adjoining his own birth.
place, and 10 the end Of their lives they re-
manned splendid exponenis Of the dramatic
arr as we know it in America.
by the way, changing the subject, did
you know that the first white boy who ever
danced a jig with a black face WIS picked
up by p. II. Barnum' Yes but he took to
thieving and was sent to prison Since
then Ethiopian minstreliy has been MS
ISOLATED with many now well known MINES
The iirst regular band was organized In
1879, Dan Emmett, the author Of Dixie
now a very old man, being the fiddler
Whatever may have been their success Ia
this country, when they went abroad aud
tried their hand IN Berlin they were de-
nounced by the practical Germans a. frauds,
because the people expected TO see the
genuine American negro instead Of painted
white men. Some OF these minstrels made
large fortunes H. p. aud George Christy
were at one time worth several hundred
thousand dollars. Dick Hooley acquired
wealth and became theatrical manager,
while Joe Emmett, more familiarity known
as Fritz, left at his death one Of the hand
soonest estates on the Hudson. Birch aud
Backus Of the old San Franclsco Ministries
also made pot Of money. The fact h not
generally known that Edwin Booth, John
Sleeper Clarke, Stuart Robson and Matt
oBrien, the superintendent Of the South
ern Express company, as far back as 1919
bad show running In Pratt street, I3Riti-
more, admission 12j< cents, children hall
price. OF course they were bat trig4 then,
but have since grown into solid oais
How different was the music O. that day
from thisl How few among the pie4eat
generation have heard stop Ih..t Knock
IN, old susannah, Dearest May,
wait For the Wagon Mary Blame
old Dan Tucker, Clm de Kitchen,
White Felix's Old zip Coon iIid other
similar melodies that were familiar ine every
honsahoidl Many an old fello" like myself
would 90 a long distance 70 hear them ne
,eatcd a. shey used TO b. sang " The negro
ehornsss OF that time. but they belong %
q generation as distinct as themselves, aud,
ali. me, We aeYer shall hear their like
again" WESLEY W elaysa J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

McGregor. Tex. July Special. -
Harry Tracy Is billed to speak at Har
ris Greek church on July II and II.
Ben Terrell has an appointment 10 speak
- Tie fair grounds here, on July II.
Quite serious accident happened hero
pistol. II went OF and shot one 81
them through the leg. The same Old
stefy.-didn't know II was loaded.
Two new dwellings are going NJ on
College street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

ST. Petersburg. July 4--The steamer
Alofonze. n boat employed IN the river
trade on the Volga. was approaching
Romanov when the boiler exploded. XIII
Ing tweniy.slx passengers. Among the
dead is General Petrushewski. The eI-
plosion tore away the upper part Of the
steamer and burning Goals from the
furnace set fire 20 the wreck. The boat
was burned to the waters edge and
sank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05
,SpRNsED RAILROAD TIME

Heaylug TimeD
Texas and Pacific nstbound: o;2O
m.. T:2J a. No.. 1O.35 a. m, 4:lO p. ~,
10 .. m. Wcstbonnd; 300 4. IN.
rexas aud Pacific, Transconti9ental d,
lou--l cave; SAC a. M. Arrive; GAO
m.
nnd.N 30. .. arrives. 1870 q. ~; de-
n. III rs a. NJ; No. 1. arrives. I:2J
lal:D .lcpafs. ESQ p. M; No. 10, ar
~. p;l5 a. M; departs, 30 u. N.
nihhpnnd; No. 1. arrives. $50 p. m;
Hf;k T;35 y. me-; No. 3. arrives. 500
'ih.t departs $50 u. M; No. 10, ar
g. 7 20 p. M: departs. Si15 y. M.
Tort Worth ard Denyer- Norihbound:
SOD. M, 5:l5 p. m.
5onsfon and Texas Central-South-
md SO o. m., G.lO p M.
'Anin Ire route-Northbound: G;5O a.
S.lu p. M. Sonthbounl; $40 a. M,
.iOl. ~.
'oiibn Bolt route l2astbound; S;l5
nj. 500 p. m.
'art Worth and Rio Graude-No. =,
'i,cs, 300 y. M; No. |, departs, ITO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05
TNE GEYSER eIIY.
LARGE INCREASE IN SCHOLARS
TIC POPULATION.
slayer of Loveit Released on Light
Bnii---A Committee Sen, After the
Katy shops.

Waco, Tex, July 4.,-iSpecial,) 1.-The
county superintendent Of public irstruc-
iion Completed tie scholastic census Of
Moody and Crawford have dlstrie, school
systems and are not included IN the
census. The report shows the number Of
rlil,lrli within the scholastic age to be
~, an Increase Of 500 over last year.
Tie whites number 1896 and colorcd
233o. The total scholastic population Of
the entire county Is placed at 13,iOO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

Gainesville. Tex iuN A. Especially
In fight Al the reunion grounds this
afternoon. George Siirc was cut acrOss
the face and on his breast. George
farnsworih was cut Nn the arm. and
DR. HARDY Of Ovcrhrook. l. r.. was
struck on the head with lN.shooler
aud cut ON one finger DIR. Harry WIS
arrested and jailcd. None OF the wound.
t.ii ur. .Dtli..uaIN- hnrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05
nraIses aud couplInes.

n y. Schtyver Of the Erie railroad
I'm appointed by Superintendent
'pf.N ~ Lexington, Ky. 10 on tho
1p'{ OF general freight agent Of The
''aH,i Southern. caused by the res.
.'l''' Of q. ". Schultz. No change
" inadr IN tie other departments.
~ 'vernar Of Kansas has addressed
managers Of all railroads in
t...4,tfl sking them 60 make lower rntes
141'Ago FOR Worlds fair visitors
use asks that. II the road cannot
~ fNneral reductions. thry mike
'itt excursion rates. Tho manager Of
n pie lines says that the latter viii
'ahif DE done later on, when tbe rSii'
~ afe Wen convinced that the firm.
ntfe READY 10 come. "' ''''"
~ Curen and Crescent and Tho P,,
n aiyc abandoned their thro,,gb e,rss
: lfpm the South 10 Chicago I,i.. ~,
Feniure proved unprohtabie, u'
Ntlen hands on the Ohio and Nf,ss;n
.Infk for an n1rance from ST AZ ~
n Per day. President rraeey ~
q ~ Si.10, an1 they are now
rs temporarlly. they say.
~ Henion has been appointed tra,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

The preliminary examination Of i T.
Harris, section foreman on the Waco
rnd Northwestern railroad. for the XIII
ing OF Jesse l.uvctt, was held Az l,cisM
yesterday afternoon by Justice Pmrhnfd,
Upon the close Of the testimony. which
Iantially Indicated, the facts rs hor,,-
toiorc published Harris was held to
await the action Of the grand jury IN the
sum Of 500
Harris made bond and was released
from custody
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

Kansas City, Mo. July 4-During a
saloon quarrel last night William A.
Campbell. foreman Of the Union Pacific
wreckng crew at Argentine, was stabbed
By Homer Baker, an employe 10 the
stockyards. Baker lied. During the
night Campbell died. when Baker road
the news Of the murder this morning he
purchased a revolver AID shot himself
through the head death resulting imme.
liafair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05


|rhe rush Of visitors to The Worlds
h. roniiucs To Increase, aud during a
|riiou of the past week many of the
his found their carrying capacity
Epd 10 it's limit. The general manager
lhn Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
|l. "Nr are compelled to divide our
/ ms md run them IN sections, and at
|, rafe our business is growing II will
bu BE- a question of ability "a supply
H.. Even now, uur Shoppers are IN
|iiciHni for the demand, aud the Pull
M ennpany is unable 10 furnish an
|4nse" Tile Chicago. Burlington aud
|incr added 10 coaches to its equip
|flI. mud reports that tho demand IS
|idly9 nearing its ability 10 supply;
Il ainilar statements come from the
|iraeb aud Northwestern. Chicago,
|hxankrc aud 81. Paul and other lines."
|tu oiliccr connected with the general
|scnCcr drnur,mcul Of The Atchlsuu,
|prkn and Santa Fc said: "OUr hui
|css i largo and increasing. but we
II nav q large number Of unemployed
|ichas which we would like to see In
|vire The inuhlc IS that very large
|jAriiy of the people along our Kan
Inns are strongly impressed with the
NJ HAT they should have much cheap
~ nfr holding hnck for the reduction.
|lofhnt thnk they will come at more
hi pne fare for the round "trip, aud
Ia al ihni rate many wOnld grumblc.
Il arc tied mp by the agreement of
|. nssociutlnn to which we belong
. mnnpt lower rates without tho
Isent Of all the association roads II
~ WOULD consent to make excursion
les I'd say ono fare for the round trip.
lrun excursions once or twice u
|fk.Ayc would bring In very long trains
rs would not disturb regular tariff
10, and at the same time remove
|chf Of the existing complaint"
The Eastern aud Southeastern lines
he bill signiiicd their intention to run
|ursiOn trains when the demands jus
h. aud sNme are already experiment.
tiht way. II Is said. however, by
|lsr kho have watched the movement
|sely, that there Is but little profit in
n ifains. As one party puts IL: The
Ids thus engaged are trying TO in
h al call for excursions instead Of
fling for a Legitimate demand from the
bic. and until the latter appears such
Ira service is neither profitable nor
HE. The same sentiment seems to
|ynil among the other roads, but it is
|ftstiOn with the lines whose equip
lot is employed with regular business
~ they can 20 extensively into the
|urgpn business. II Is proper to as
|Ile. however. that as yet the farmers
~ not made any formal requests for
|ors but when they do so the roads
Il make extra excursions 10 comply
III thfir wishes, though the tickets will
iimlel to short dates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

ANlllAN ~ y NNNNa iNHNN
an, vh-fa 10 nov the u0ufily
IA, 1ifyou, Madame naras,
NM not fordly thine 0WnG
Aii among the fumfueFfugsr,
Auuls . tbs buuha o. Dc1.
A mans inlu flf o. tilft
a vet sheet und a nov log sea.
lianupshs o. harley meal
lllnule ran tic hulull d1uu.
utfnsy, lsayc The girls tluue.
ny thf hluo Aiiafinn nlouni'na,
Head and Obrsle nnd klssga
Hehnld The nom II breaking,
Come with Ne 6 iplgy bfids,
Come htfit ~ W Nfl1lur.
Come sinE ne that sweet ulr.
CnlumhiG, rrni " the pceau.
Come 10 ard fhlttlle door
Crrialu With he uhIshfTr.
Couid - hut llufffthcfc.
Dorsey Jnil birds q a taiheL
iltar lllio ihuocqnttlllugs
DAft 9 loek on do chicken
euur door
DuuF lafl tender rnd l11-
lly CONTAMINATION array.
10 they thlnknfms a home.
Elsgy on Aadaaie lilalla,
flff u'ciork IN The nl1fulnf.
fioe gently. rrrlf Anon.
llsh ~ aliklads ths carried
Crf1n grow the rufhfl o.,
Uuod nlfiit. aid iaYNf you o.,
uaIiant jamie sent d voainf,
ilaf. /, hsft he dsfs % bah
We Stole ny irudef hraf away
I've rnrel On beauty D lfoH.
j an q biiihes1inr nAaldan.
ID VS. herr 10 acueris tuteteli
1eune fronl q hnrpy land.
} hHtt ti,ed not 10 .O7f you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

AZ Marion. Ind. Mrs, John D. Heath
was truck by train and erery b0ae in
her body was broken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05
THE RAILROADS.
plscussEp Pho AND COZ.

GOOD Increase in Freight Trniic
lpoked For by Western Lines.
,aser and the Colorado Lines-Per-
|onpl Mention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

kfdugatrh from Denver states that
Vnipn Pacific limos in Colorado will
directly affected by the closing of sil-
miues and lis officers estimate the
L NJ 20 per cent of the whole trlHic or
put S2tlp,Om a month. They say should
|crirr hrcomc apparent IN the noun
b iowns they Will carry supplies nt
|ninal figures. a conservative esti-
II Of the loss to the Rio Grande road
~ PEI "cut OF the gross earnings. or
|uf Slbp 200 month. and this will in
|nse II the miuw remain closed for any
|eih 81 time. The Colorado Midland
| losc about the same proportion of lis
|f|t lpslds have I'll commenc,d TO law
tlNin crews and have received orders
In I'M smelters and sampling works 70
|shi NJ ORE shipments. Even gold ore
20; nixon. ms il cannot bt handled In
81 cntps without silver aud lead hux.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

Al, rotild ] aaa toldicr
An, vhsn Euy Euliafss
hkaks, my ilYs, nvnko
Away Niih melancholy.
\ llfcunthp uceau wave
a huuilnr Nnvillge.
hIluu actuiintnfili1
~, there, stay ihgfc,
Believe ne, if all those
rndufiug
NIrl " the r., Aw0nd
tiltiutllat faial inunirut
iiIith 90 saint ralflrk.
Hue ttrll " scotland,
IliH hinneia are over
the border,
liaiilf nf uiirrN0urnt
Namln' tifp' tlorrs
iHtlstiuaa hsllsniaQh
Cone ret i1 ililaliuf0ui
AIlNNlfN over tlN NalNfa
Come unlcftnv riaiA.f,
~ untcaIt lilui down.
llan.tfgri old lfuiauf
liun'tlfairiue, Johnnie.
llafllng,N0 a night.
nuuArnH 600. 1uiuny.
DE raeItEui llleln.
pfs e7uiHhHu iaiefland
H9nt iufgal % Wfiiu
Down 10 rlai mlne,
ilawtfs Of the flfrIt
lAfrNelltHff einhor.
uftWellip iialluchuylc,
lsiuWelltntlo fltrst
Freedom Goa aBdflgh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

iNaa 90 the hlu1 ldnnflea.
.lhH tafilr rfT Of fufdlni.
fhnt hthefa vtut uillng.
Ne ilrififtt flil tlait Unt.
iistft'an tullswnliing ilg ma
ihf vandgilng hafdyiiiL
y ske mo bach 10 hrii1sfi1uf.
thou AZ rolt ffuin MY ra1a.
Inc lls|ii Ia Nulllsa rjds.
The hshtsuf AlIln uaitr.
lie flfi Nhnifpalli mine.
llf i1Aun, ! thiille aEiif0es-
Think ~ me nsftr more.
iiiif nnhrlrvi fsial marriage.
Un1ffNIrIi lly ltfilfe, ldtr.
WIN yuu love me ttcnat noE-
Mhflsa No steer i lreptf.
Withla a mlla u Lllliiboms
town,
way down souih In Alabama.
NJ hen tie daya gius lnl 7 nr'n.
Nhtt fuiiig Teufq aHlnq N
take Tor xlauf
Nell raise De- funf t9ulEhL
Whfn nigiher puts tie little
unsa H. lird,
whsi Light nisqtluR fanties.r
Niih ~ pfnphtile Oracle.
VI lll luh Vnins ~ tbr hossrl
W hen We ssni TlptsyinE.
WHEN ! zen md w title.
When tihff are w qulti 81 Zee.
MhfI 10 robes ~ Nhlir.
Mpodtnan, fgsit ih.i tire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

~ y 1ol NIN colony tlNlual
In having th0f inIlffuw.
hoard y wee hlf1 sluslnF.
cannot aiug the old sOngi.
II luTe tho niqIfY fpflugtline,
I Nule drfaint Nhfu lfftItaW.
~ p,tr young g. marry yfl
liiu n',liiinfUf lack % Ionmit
would ! pfloe carf leta child
M bod huta Thousand D var.
lilllnfsfy % hr tie siffaln.el.
lr1F hafiuilif violet tlmr,
4 'oiiiatln anu volt flf Katie.
fsrk tpfai fpnil sttrn fat
Jack aid y won't iip tho mn.
|irssi1, The dover o. Ilun'blnuc.
Joy onfn mons illiauly bf0asi,
luriv lain the hfTlsir bot
King Nhlsfa drinking norm.
Kind words ran tfY1fdla
lilfslng oTrrthe gTidcn val.
Little man ard lIfia maid.
,lsifn to tho nightingale.
Little hli1 on Tie rf6fAtrre.
.iightdltlnnhruui'dms falling.
iihAdiua 40 sandy ehapIei.
~ homo 10 yqnd0ryuasY.
Mother wnttn ihc liitir flft.
hDuuiAln m1|da iuyiintigiL
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My Johnny uafa thocmateL.
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Nobody going - mary iue,
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Oh take ne bafk 70 ~ mend.
70 htd I WINS ll1o q dove.
.nun green bank. rrnii1 MARY
NJ, lhaflty isIuy dazzling.
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'Oh, are " sleeping, lisfsitf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-05

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