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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
Dated jersey ely, Augnst
CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE.


Notice IS hereby given. that on the twelfth day
Of June, 1888. application was maze to the Board
Of Street and Wat r Commissioners BY Jacob
senm''s ana o'PsrS LSs SSe s srRTSysmens Of
between Central avenue and Pierce avenue. in the
70 nave the street Tor the fal Width thereof.
graded TO the establish ed grade by excavating or
thereof. W
To have the present curb reset and new % inch
To have the carriage way paved with Belgian
TO have new bridge-stons c~rosswalks laid where
r. have the present bridge-stone erosswslks re-
laid and new bridge stone laid whore necessary.
And ali other work done that may be necessary
70 pr9Slae Ios Ine HOW OF me surface water and %
Notice i also given that on the 18th day Of Aug.
ust. ISIS, the Commissioners OF Assessment nleI
with the Board Of Sire I and Water Com mission
ers. their sketch, showing what prop,
erty Will probably be- assessed and the probable
amount OF bene t TO eacn lot or parcel OF lanu,
also the probable amount OF assessment per fo.t
same Is row open TO public inspection 10 the or
lice OF the tierk of the Board OF Street and Wafer
And notice IL also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
Patterson street frem Central avenue TO Pieros
Central avenue "a the north side from Paterson
street about twenty-five feet east by twenty tive
Summit avenue on the south side from paterson
street about TWENTY-FIVE west.
And that the eighteenth dag Of September, 1898,
Board s,fs Street : an aau wStt @'s co%m fo2@ rs s ans
hereby liked IS the time and place
Water Commissioners will meet to near
paths Interested In said application. and
that may he printed Ia writing. Nv order Of me
Board or Street and Water Com atssIoners.
eEs- 7, BoUToN
Dated, Jersey City. Aug. Is. 1895.
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cHANoaRY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Thomas Bench.
By Virtue OF an o der Of Court OF Chancery Of
New Jersey. made on the day o. the date hereof ia
q eanse wherein Martha Bench Is complainant
aud yon arg deltndant, YOU are required 20 ap-
bear, plea.i, answer or demur TO the d. tition Ut
said complainant en- or bo6ore the eleventh aay 81
october next. or the said petition VIII be taken as
confessed against yon. The said petition is filed
mopy.
IA ca tho tanth day of August A. D.. eighteen
ALEXANDER SIMPSON.
solicitor.
Jersey city, Nd
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Claim Of J. w. Harrison for stationery,
etc. for City Collectors Office. $38. 25.

etc, for City Collectors Office. $3.50. 25.
REPORTS of STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported fagorably on the following claims
and submitted resolutions recommending the
payment Of the same.
Claim of John Il. Edwards for Serving
notices under Martin Act, S10a.
Claim Of Kenneth X. Stearns for drawing
deed and taking Acknowledgements, $50. so.
Charge Martin Act account,
The report was received and the recon-
mendations contained therein adopted by
the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken:
Yeas President Hitler and Mcssrs. Be-
dell, and Detwiller-3.
Nays-None.
Excused from votiug-Mr. Simpson,.
Absent-Mr. Fraser.
From the Committee on Finance:
The following preamble and resolutions
| were presented, received and adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:
Yeas-President Hitler and Messrs. Be-
dell and Detwiller-8.
Excused from yoting--Mr. Simpson,.
Absent Mr.. Fraser.
Whereas, Assessment bonds to the amount
N.Y. e IVA hs AISasm 'esany issa9a py shs
rn,,y;o;,ai so.Hasst;aa 10y -
80 aae.laa 10 SuaPvss ~ ull 81 SIs plossslons
=. =. 800 ~ :, q at % ..e Lss's.asufe o.
"au ~ Nv 'ea1ey, ensl.icu, an az.
S;ts $780, NJ al ,aHi In oey
d,S f ass,ahIa 49, ! toaa".
w. $1,000 To-, =
- ssno ooo hars.oaara ,a@auss $500 s.da.
- $500, - ~ ss@Ay -
IVA ~ ~. - NJ y 1e71 ~, 49, ,ns
go - Yas 100 "n a1S
: WRha,aos nv a Y : w - ~ r-.
-saa e.. sans sa1a ois sn;a
H. AZ ~ say
e1Sa ocn - ~ "a . 49, AZ =.
| Gctohar I 1904. aIso 81 tha oo.raa,t -
sfno nno ia aseassnoa,t koad T. 49,
~ 3 1901. 80
Wheress 1rh;s Roara .,as;.a. a..
b,,arra - 50 49, onn,'asn. - s1no
| ooa ~ ssi,;sa H. hs e. .s"-aIsa 49,
ment bonds p sccardancs w;th ths n-oSi
s;ons of IN act snt;,isd a. At sn.bor;.-
- c;.;as 80 rensaa nataa hands y -.
,rovsd March IL q $50 =
$500 IT,. az D. -, So.
..ua, - "a Asia..e ~ :~SsS.-S--S
anorns;na - aToo 600 assss.ast 800
he ;ssmed in the name of ,ba M.yo- IA
Aldermen ~ Jersey ritv s;aned hv the
No. - r;.u w., ~ 60
eos,n.ers;nned ~ tbe C;,v comD,yollar.
pssal'sd TSat COL assasFraan. ho,d.
shall he d.,ed cetohe~ 8 1904 nay,ahia
0rtaher / 1909 n oold coin ~ ne Ifn;ted
States - Amsrica ~ the nressnt stsrd.-d of
1919 ~ hnansss ,,;th ;n+srss. :. 49, 80
- So 81 caat a. arnnn na,ah,s ssaa;
snn,sllp II lie pold COIN on tbe srst dan.
81 All nd 0c.ebsr.
Resolved That said assessment bonds
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A Dificults Accomplishment.
z es. he is a brilliant genius,
nomy?"
No. he saves money. New York Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
advertisement
JERSEY CITY GOLD BONDS.

INTEREST FIVE ~ PER CENT. PER ANNuM,
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Finance of Jersey City, at their
meeting to be held in the City Hall on
Friday, September 18th. 1898, at two o'clock
PM. when they will be publicly opened for
the whole or any part Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
$500, 900
ASSESSMENT BONDS,

ASSESSMENT BONDS,
Said bonds to be issued in accordance with
the provisions of an act entitled, An Act
authorizing cities to renew maturing bonds"
approved March 1G, 1898. The principal Of
said bonds is payable
OCTOBER FIRST l1sr), 1923.
in gold coin of the United States, and the
interest at the rate of FIVE (5) per cent. per
annum is payable lin goldl s~emi-annually on
the first days of April and October in
each year.
BY the resolution passed by the Board
of Finance of Jersey City August IA, 1898.
authorizing the issue of these bonds, a Sink
ing Fund was also created for the pur-
pose of paying the principal of said bonds
when due.
Proposals should be enclosed in a sealed
envelope and endorsed
PROPOSALS. FOR BONDS OF
JERSEY CITY,"
and handed to the Clerk of the Board In
open meeting when called for at said meet
ing, to be held September 10. 1893, at two
o'clock PM, in the City Hall.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check to the order Of the City Treasurer
Of Jersey City for five 90 per cent. Of the
par value of bonds bid for, the amount of
such check to be credited Upon said bid if
accepted, and to be returned forthwith if
not accepted.
TO be Continued.
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BOARD or sTREEr OF wATER COM
MIsIoNERs.
oFrfcIAL

VEElNIAN AIFOUTNbINdos
Adjourned regular meeting of the Board OF
street and Water Commissioners held on
Saturday. August 10. 1898. at 10 o'clock
A. III.
Prescnt-President Madden and Com
missioners Dugan, zoe and Cooks.
Observation-Disclosures Somers-1.
REPORTS OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor of
P. E. Martin, So. 900 on account Of con-
tract No. $40.
Harvey q Hesser, $s,45l on account of
contract No. $50.
John Mccarthy, $40 on account of con-
tract No. $40.
Received and referred to their appropriate
committees.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29

The man biighta and disease s which
affect fruits, vegetables aud flowers,
" Which have reeantly been SO prevalent 10
certain uistrtcts OF our State AS to segi-
ing OF eersain crops. and even to partially
destroy vineyards and ~orcharfs. have
been. IN q Very large degree. overcome
by careful study and IN vesrfga tion on
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Dated. Jersey City. August IS, 1898.
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Adjourned regular meeting of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners held on
Monday, August 81, 1898, at 8 o'clock Am.
Mo- quorum being present the Clerk de-
clared the meeting adjourned.
w. A. ToLsoN,
Clerk pro TEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Alyarado j Vs. Stars correspondent.
Amarillo g. Hishsudih correspond.
cuti -. A Morgan nfaHi.
Albany r. ~ Lyou5, correspondents Us
Abilene b 3 i,alfori. ugon, ana ,of-
respondent. Office rp,iuHrg huhI,us. 20
Chestnut Hrcct hrl n1or wiero ~ QrCrt
left
Austin j. r. NcEeana.
agunt oucc at if"ccH drug and station.
brownwood a. 49, Moore correspondent,
Baird y 8 flushing correspondent W.
nelion b.. T. b Turner. correspondent.
G. W Mongomey alcnt' whce iu lUsr
Cilrlsiiie w y Thompson. correspond.
eut
..Ci,bmuc Louis ilammous AGENT H. g.
Colorado Z A. Nichols. correspondent
a = Payne .Hpu.
Dallas Hash Fltg.srtd rovD.Uaptpu. .
office. -H Main street, who're 400 urInrt u.
tur hp found ut aHI- uf 900 News 4uuus lu
'tlr city AiulHh utt, general npWt asput
DECATUR j. ~ Guar correspondents sam
" POGO a BE- NeI,lr correspondent, G.
Ediy 4. ~. ". ST. howe 8 Co.. ng,ar.
haiucyillt a. Nu,sol. ls, cawcapnuu-
cnt, y. T.. iull, ug.lt oucc. Gainesville
Iulsir store.
drs.4Vlr u 20 s,,ton. correspondent.
IT, Wright u.uut
IIendeiu ST. u lmSan. c6rr, .iaHG,I'.
g. "A. NIntul. lgruf
lnIsh1ro IS Johnson agent office. Ea-
lcuerW % Howell. correspondent.
MAHurn Vs. liuuhcr. rouuspondpui. A.
l' Hudson agent office in pusIoihup booU-
Alngula > o. Mcdaniel o-r,spouiyat
,iars 81 o. um corcspin, uu uoo.
i'ilot Point a. NJ Garhmd corc.ponl
QuggaA II r. colthor, correspondent.
Duswoli 81 ~ Ias w. Mullins cowrs.
Donlcnt WundUucl, & Rudhcld. agruta
hWnef W g. brthnm, rurrl nOudunt
shreveport la " A. souulcrani cor.
rrapWdrutt ". H. Hymns agent
sulphur Springs * " Bms. correspond.
opt' u w. Seogh' qgcn,
Sla Aneclo q iiorel. correspondent,
y u. Townsend uryut
Irluldnd Cot William Llucucli IS Co.,
Tyler r. J.. Robertson, correspondent.
". ~ Powell. agent
] n, WILSON agent
cIgpc. a. Bynnd, correspondent
Charigs Wrgqtham, uepnL
luAlor William Elliott, uurrcapondout
J. y iue Uty ugunt
vernon y. j. Holmes correspondent. uoua
sell a llwunhreyn. ngputs
N'uac1 H. tWlH. agents uGlcc unt
nrr avenue A ANA South Ihlm strrrl
NuNhuchip a. 49, Flcmistvr. corresynnd
ont W q. Aldudrr, agent
Rutherford j. NJ Culw,ll correspond
bWf '''
Wichita Fail H. ~ Dnugheriy. nren,
ann correspondent; neat door Go postuiurr
rus paper in Kent ON NE and uAvprfl4luu
rates my Dc nsccrtlucd ni thp otilrr ol
American Newspaper Publishers nssocin
ZION, Temple Count New york. pr from n,
Eastern business otlcr. as Tribune hmii
Ing New Work.
Western hrrmess Office 500 ''rhc Rock
ory,' Chicago. nm
listing. 'N" "''N'
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ALL OVER DIXIE.

50 Mount StprliuR, Ky. elijah HAYS
RAISED q 81 CO. % SD and was arrested
thUrhH r. TAYLOR committed suicide
at Greensboro, ny, because he owed
everybody"
Louisville UKyl Wmrs Thirty four pri-
Sous twm Casey county lot Mckinney
y train Tor feNds In Que day,
llV rcunpssee supreme court decided
That "a 'hurkvt shop b. "a gambling house.
aud thar money lost therein can be- re-,
covered W law
RrrnuM Bcrnholt. aged 10. fen 1f ID
church ~ Ludlow KY aui was ustnut-
~ BILLED.
\ wonderful tying machine has boon
invented by yOung Arthur SCHROEDER, lv-
Ing iu the iliscyillc urighhurhuod. SAYS
Tie GLASGOW, lkyl kepUhlicn. Young
Schooner Is quite uu Inventive genius.
and m a rrcent trinl OF his mnchiup.
Witnessed hy few invited friends the
aerial mvssepggr accidentally slipprd
away FROM thc inventor and tpuk its
wp'l llight .kywitrl, which rOurS' % is
sOppnsu 90 hive kent uUtil now, as e.
lns moi been sopn since.
very yiyput wind storm struck IIe-
Iona, Ark, Thursday and dbl great
deaf of domaEc
Near Sow llcria. la. Charles Ouhran
was murdered by unknown parties with
uAes and bathcts, Ercp bone IN Ids
hndy WINS broken.
Thomas Dyer. ngcd ~ was drowned
In tlp river near Birm.ugham, Ala,
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TEXAS STRINGS.


Tho public schools of Temple will be-
rrupcnrd CON Monday They have been
closed ON account ol the existence uf
supposed 'uhF "i scarlet tcycr
DR.. Spnuliiur @ prominent physician
OF Kimbull. suddenly disappeared from
hlH homc lest Sunday and hr hds not
been "ard from since.
The Fanuiu county fair viii br he'll
900 honhom from Oct 3 TO Z, inclusive.
A cnrloud ,f n.t-s Ian ur,tIi,,, d. f,,,.
days since ior New York.
The ont crop around Cplernu paopppd
injury iron, ,hs laip cold ,,e.tb,,.
a yiciou. cow. which showed mn tl,e
symptoms of hylrophnhin. was killed M
Brpnluu vpurrJuy by N polir. ,Gi..r.
Anort II,l,.ri, i,,. t,..'.,.,...., ~.
,r l,.t,,,i' ir,',, a wv" - UopI
n,pci, irt.r..t L, H., '"u it'u'', ;'uu
tifc c,rcies or. thn GnJ ~, w. ,'',,ii
Inn thn ,y.,..i,, " ., l., ~ r'lL i''ou
.t, n'N, '-Y' " 't' ,ANH.' r't''NF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

which he snrcoeded 10 o markell degree.
Tie studied ihc best architecture Of nv.
rope uariirdlary Venice. and Ia 1901
published Hs "Stoncs OF Venice Illus
trafod hv himself Worry popular among
bis Works are Ethics VI the Dust, "a
Crown OF VIII Olive, and 'Scaamc and
I.lics."
An American who has long resided al
Honolulu saws ihut ihr eN-Iurrh ms
Nsi iikt stHypinr
Mr. whistler Gmls portrait painting in
Paris u very paving eH. tie hHs hlN
srvcrni commissions. and biz price D. sold
tn hc SJUOU.
The most beautiful unmarried princess
u Europe 10 b .ud B., the l'rinces
ClempnNm the Youngest daughter of
the king 81 toe Bclsians
General Saus.icr military Vovernor Of
Paris. 90 one OF the three French Officers
who refused % parole hy thp 'ietnuus
n $50 aud escaped irum tue cnpmy
cou1try
The German empress. who e. clcyor
artist nli round. Us particularly success
iul with water col lrs She hte rOin-
plCtcd skc,rli in tla We'ium wh.cn i~
on its way TO tho empress OF iarau
Geargo Goall wnnt 90 bus Jll of The
NAlfiIifU MUffH OF At'INWNlf COUNTY, NfN
York. that Wpfr Nude by hia lOiprr u
1876 Thus iar hp hus succeeded iu ui-
taining one aud hns heard of another
Shortly after tlcylluls election H. J
Lowry. im Atlanta banker rillcj Goo cone
cratnlato him and met MIA Cleveland.
whom Che Georgian quotes as saving;
ono matter Whit Mr. Cleveland thinks
Qf II, Adlai aud ! are going foo I'VE the
Az
Ward McAHdcr declines az invitation
oi DE board OF trade of savannah to go
tO That city and Doc fetei NcAllistrr
WAS born in savannah hut appreciates
the FACT fhht 20 would Dos % blow go him
eocially to minric with mere trudc, pco-
PIE anywhere
Dr. Iculina health officer NJ thp port
of New YORK i mun nf light uu.ld
about 5 frut l-2 inches Ga hdt,t no
wears ~ SEQ OF auburn side whishcrs
without which be- would ilol like boy
of y He 90 bold fighter aud ac
counts for it hy thn fnct that hc cnmc
from Mississippi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
.IIl3Z: !SI;
LAssoeo a LocoRqn
Skill With tho Rope Thai Ir
ward Whit

Many are the reminlsers,
life Ou the rail IN the cans di
Union Pacific. Away back n tl 4
ly AFTER the completion 81 O, if E
den. Utah, tile OMc,lle " lhlf4I
ton Of The overland oflls ll +
selves hard pressed for ne nd
Of skilled inca necessary 10 rsi 1
To meet the demands " he nl,
crcaslng freight tranlc Il W
prevalence Of the mining iaiH
Colorado and nclghbOr.ug leltz|
disease Quickly spread 70 tbe n.
and the earnings uf uieny " AuI
regularly Invested In mining N
mostly through grub liakes " z
shOwCrcd gold With q layieh ~
whom she wished 10 favor. W "
Ia the 81. louis Republlc, arA Z
OF which ! write, I, was Qai0I
girl did not disguise her veidfi
knights of the rail. Fortunes W. K
In II day, aud instances arc clid q
mnu who one day WIS pctsths .
$500 per day, and no oyerlliA D L
might he seen lndueiriOusly az Y
lOuses IN srlssorlgg coupons "a
currenCcs 81 The above nature ql'
their impression on the lroa'N
otllCluls, who were often iglN
Into service men who tvlslN / =
the lrst time ON Tie day " Or Z
mcnt. But the Officials had y
source. A nubOb WIN not BRAKE q
train. at least not while d y
Gu one occasion a cOWboy ~ a
I'LL the position % hfst maii q
train.
HIS conductor Instructed lgiiis
10 fetch the engine and plso 4
train, while The former pNerN
lispatcher's OlllCe, where he ~
train and also d klrs VI faa
he engaged the dispatcher 70 ~ "A
iu when for q quartet Of az
tertulncd lhe latter with an ~,
course on the nuhlvcl u haull-i
telegraph. After glnd9 ihlnpsi
ductOr Tor his advice lhF ll.l- Y
train mcckly ilsiiu ated tii +.
freight. which hls train hae gpt !
al Howell, was there aWalpiE II \
Rushing Ia the register Nr1N K
ncryoMly recorder hls depafl.'t
out as u parting adleu IN
and stepped out Into tle alsAt "
lug the train he found het sAi1
was ulso short one roNpol ~
for the "brakey" was quli-i
Tho ynrd engine had Just At,H
on to u string of ears INV y. \
found brakeman's Opp0fiAaV i,e i
not dow IN taking edranNts M
discovered by the toadugie' \
was in the act Of thfowlpy "
next moment the graeefai le,'.
ed out. the loop fell snuso We ,,.. n N 4
stack. aud the switching e1flu. Y
tive. The conductor was ApgA n
guin!" when ne was iHitr'4s,
Voice of The hrnl,eman. who. w y, >
chief approach, cried OUT ~ 'Yir
"It's All right. now boss !
AT last and win have BET On va, lt 4
inv. You see. this zeal " q ~, WI
iun' hut on our next deal lh p'''.
pat" --
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rIofrfvc AoAINsT nnnocnAcY.

~ tu'tt 10 Uc new -cuinHt ANU
new deal an around poliiicallyt
q mugi many people seem 90 think So.
aud the curioug part % y Is that ihe ~
organi1Jtiou 81 ihe party which has just
Won iis most notable victory is being
discussed within 3d. ranks. More re-
marI,able still 81 tine proposition that Sc
sh1nld shift positions aud assume the
attitude iu tse main OF ODE party which
30 has vauquishcd. hat Southern Dcmo-
GRATIS may be sloughcd of and thc de-
pnjung Republicans mncxcd.
lt is hardly necessary 10 say that ihe
Democracy from the Tallahassee % the
Rio GranJc river viii De on hond when
tie reorganization Is attempted.
Here ave- significant utierances hy
Democratic papers, based ola recent in-
cident4.
BALTIMORE Sin The population hy
90 minority oi Democrats u BOTH houses
uf thv present congress Of uup of the
mos. important and explicit pledges of
thp tnifaen piailurr h certainly e most
disenprlwug Wd unfortunate cirruu-
tuIcc 20 Mr Cleveland lt cam hardly
Ilil tu Serve u- warning Boo advance
ihlt he was ipctrl by thc votes of men
Wio had upNpr briur' accounted thsu-
selves Democrats. su. Tor thp success. of
bis administration. hC viii need She sup
port ni Wcu outside oi his own PARTY.
iu thc Ddmosra,lc PARTY which opp1srj
Oils domination TODAY osY,sr. ii v.,Ji
known pfirr,tlr. .pd ia u,ii.,. .nv
1pr,iaes 49, nrirriri, ,ri ,,U.. .r H.,
IWiy iispIt n- proclaimed Boo the pnrty
PLATFORM. NJ Cleveland. since the
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of Iru.iirs u,,.. ST. '
to Dr.. D.p.,.t,i. .t,i..t ~
sfrliebf . ..rf ~ D..', L ~,
rruuIrt ip u.,r b,-rt. .t,I rri,i,ini.,
tlut ,hpy wiI nDr ,rrn v..t fof thp'l.h
OF Mar % to make public proclamation
8ud demonstration pf ihwr oWtrmuI fui.
One pledges and jhr promise. ul thc SiE
off November Buttrr far ihr recount rr-
rruit from ihc Republican party The Sin.
crhtyoi wlnsc conversion cuuuut br qurs.
uHutd, ihW ihe most uNrlppt hardened
uNru-iu'.h'- wool Democratic shnutpr and
splu.Wuu who uu election day asks tbp
people lo TRUST ih' parry and points to Cos
p.'a-rs boz prrni ul iis Intentions. uud
U'l'f lH' election casts lhu'n pledges 90
thr W.udt.
luWHllp turrier..Iuurlu PARTIES m
fh' l'UIf.d State. may NOT De- r fruIy
EruEilr ip HL sru viii piumIk ,U.,.
urUr upH thr scenic for muv yrtfs the
Democratic puwy and tlr Republican
purity gud Some Third urty tu hp dpG.
H. I..lr. sI..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
COIONI.L a. m. MnnrEN-

Teaarkana. Tex. Feb t5. -fSuecinlN y
C0louel g., III Wooteu. Formerly rii,or
aud owner OF the reynrliaua Democrat
and one Of the early settlers, died this
mur9ne ufter d months Illness. lir
was q native az Georgia and was ~
years of asM Dmiue DE war ne served
q short llino ~ the field as colonel Of the
Nwphd icNas fpglnNpt, but in G1 wRs
elected state senator from Rod River
c0pntN and was re,plprted for seyopal
terms he cpnle 10 'fc2ns hfty years
asA ilp MAS three times married. and
eNiyived nll bis wives. lie leaves sew.
erai children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
IMMIGRATION FOR rENAs.

Tho election Of Cleveland has laid
the foundation for another Immigration
bu2m Zoo TEXAS and started some ralk
about twenty electoral votes Tor the
state muller tha cenmu ol l90O Iise
tbc -osi ot tho South, TcNas needs moth
Ing bot the assurance of security from
force nm LEGISLATION 10 order 90 make
remarkable stdlps from nov on In doYel-
opmeni apd Industrial development 81
Louis Ropuhir.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

=, The storm waves viii roach this mori.
dian aud the other clnngrs notcd win
Worth within - hours bpfore or nfter
1sH9Set Of tho dptea gwen below.
Feb. IL Warmer
storm wave on this meridian.
storm wnye Op thi, mondinn
80 Wind changing.
~ Cooler and clearing,
- Fair aud cool.
% Modcatng.
~ Warmer.
- storm wave 1n This meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
THE MoUSTACuE is OHIO *
PARIS.

4 hr mouStachc Is becoming very fash.
lonNple ~ France. parisians hive been
huhtlng for the origin of the custom ~
wearing this adjournment. and the legend
nost popular acceptance just now
rue Moorish invasion, when tbr Cbria-
lnin and Moslem population became ~,
mixed thar ii was hard TO saw which
We're Moors aud which Standards IN"
Woua SlOniurds hit upon the mousioche
w means OF Identification They nor.
unt'eI the hair on the upper lin To- grow
iW,u "lso 9 TUT on the under No, an out,
Thus. say the pansians. the monsta 'y,,.
ey'Aul' symbol OF liberty. eauulitv NM
fraternity indianapolis News. "''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
MILL RANKRupr McAIAl.

Youngstown, Ohio, ~ y,
Walker. a proldueus p'i'sy 4
itAlist proprietor Of ", NIX
stamping works and ss'eia 7. T.
manufacturing c0uceTus
signnent this Afternoon. ~.
S2lN.OJO assets unknown sse05s
I[inley N on his paper ies '-s'i.
OOO and the failure VIII 49,
rupt him Slack buslls's
ure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

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