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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

c,,atoms Of bone; thew do not tell he
wanderer Of the duty enjoinel upon him
by a loved mother or revercd fatlier-
SUNDAY morning fpds him IN the cofn-
dor of the hcfcl. reading the morning
paper, or chatJng with a group Of oilers
the tones Of the church bell fan upon
his ear and ncrall his besier self and not
infrcauently is il that he rises and says;
n believe will 20 to chnrch. won't
come Of you 20 along with ncf'
Yes, 10 to church. there Is an cicvating
refining Influence in attending church
services. 90 and hear sermon, list"n
to solemn music whether you believe In
that particular crned or not. 60 To
church. for there you win lind an eleya-
iion Of soul you cannot find elsewhere
Here Il one spot where the mind can rid
Itself Of the annoyances and cares Of the
world. Go to church, IL for no better
reason than to attain calmnc's which
will Ut your mind for ,ncountering uie
perplcttiea Of d blue Monday.
Not that going to church is all Of reli-
gion. but church Is tho place where les
sons for right living nre taught and II the
preacher in the pulpit apprehends
bis grand mission you will gath
er from HIN strength 10 battle
against self. and grace will be bestowed
10 cnable you TO do some kind aud reaer-
GUS act You will learn that smile, a
word Of announcement, some expression
of sympathy Is Of intrinsic value to tho
sorrowing and the discouraged. The
church Is the place to learn Of sublimcst
love, and the mellowing Influences which
cluster there will keep the heart from
hardening under tho processes Of world
ly Intercourse
Thea lei the church bells RUG IN. and
LET those who hear them heed the Sab
bath call. which Ia tho voice Of mans
noblcr nature calling above the roar OF
a mercinary and restless world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
THAT cUNEv ENDORSEMENT.
tNaynsofa Tabletl

The Fort Worth Gaxcftc has kindly furnish
ed to the public at large n copy Of tue
Galveston Democrat ca petition for the re-
,bat port MEN, cot 4, o nt ana pasted
II up That petition, with the reasons Of
the slgners FOR afiixing their signatures
10 IT, VIII prove mighty interesting reading a
year hence, Colonel Quincy may have handl-
ed the Office ''adinirably," according TO Gall
weston Democratic Ideas: he may have been
prompt" possibly with pap. "intelligcncc,"
as manager Of political schemes Is not
denied Colonel Cuney. but why any man.
claiming to be n Democrat. should sign n
petition for the retention OF u wel-known
Republican blnthcfskite. and one who Inns
taken a greater part In the futile efforts Of
dlslntegraters 10 defeat the will Of the
Democrats OF the state, IL beyond US. The
dobbtedly meet the petition slgners at Phil
llppl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

New Nork's nice young men have totcr
To wearing Jasmine buds as lie prener
nnlnE lhry bunch five or six Of the sweet
ln comparison with which the cold.lIas.
chrysantheml Is very modest. Thr Nos.
sous ar raised mcsty NJ Galveston. and
\ T. estimated the rcNns city ships SUM
Mrs. Dr. Carruthers, who hns been a laoJ.
ing ,spwt IN the ioral display from reyas
HteiNrl her INST consignment ~ tbe fWtp'
rs yesterday and fmni a little tnile In
ihr horticulture building she dIStribnti'i
dhl mld& Most OF the callers were ninasei
~ The generosity OF tliis section. and rnnid
not believe tllhlr ears When qssnred tbc
Samples went With Gaiyeston's compitInenis
and wefr TO be a daily feature A narfv ~
Austrian ladies', whose knuwiodre ~ Afir ".
lean geography puts Kentucky as The cenitei
q Omaha and penycr "a The county seat NJ
rcgd the sign designating The e.bibt, 4,
'Alr, Galveston lived In Chlcagof'' -"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

prInted hy q Frfnchman some months Ne
York dslly French paper. which said. for
a specimen " American yigpr see those
.bull,luns hut sec item now before they w.
rHnge the exhibits, for they viii not, WIN
fh.Ir fatal sfsiDm of states and corporations
be able 10 arrange them. The buildings are
dle, their landlord VIII be confusion
such Is my recollection Of what waH reah
Ia mo ~ al American citizen from France.
Liberty u not TO be g pccted from a corp ;
ration; mob law can always be expected
f'om \ Stale. / wish tho United states gov
crnmeni was proprietor here.
The unseenily conflicts extending even 10
the Wnincn's conclave. where Phoebe Cox
ztns q Co, have lecl drawing tears from
Ms. Potter Palmer, would Then be taken
prefer the honse-tOp for their domestic
brawis / anu almost tcmpted 10 say that ~
tue proximity OF arr there Is nothing special
ly dne about liberty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Interview with Waco Iawyerl
"1he cheapest commodity ia Texas today
Is human NE remarked lawyer this
morning,
"a man may be charged with stealing
cattle and N there Is any kind of fair
case made against him he will be pretty Ger.
tain To 20 to the penitentlary. II he has
committed murder or tnken the life or fell
low mNu lie il pretty certain TO escape the
penalty The chances are that he viii be.
come hero. A sort OF sicEly aud dan
gerous Hentimentality seems TO exist which
creates sympathy aud concern for the man
who does the killing and people rush To his
defense at once. No thought seems 10 he
given TO the man whose llfp has been taken.
lie cannot cuhlrovcrt the ready theory OF
self dcfensc advanced upon behalf Of tbs
slayer, to prove which Witnesses always
seem TO be rrudy. This sentiment regard.
Ing the man who takes the life OF another
Is most dangerous one and Ii Is doing
Texas q vast amount Of harm aud injury
The state, In my judgment az fpr as pub
lie sentiment upon the matter Of taking hui
regeneration. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
RnrnnnNcE ro rnn r1ouRns.


IITAN7 MN NWU hUWVWsT
Colonel j. " FHrwell In letter to the
Fort Worth Gazette. opposes railroad reg.
ulutlon IN TEXTS and rs Is usual with men
advocating bad cause, hits Wide aud seat
teriug. Speaking " the Interstate Com
marce Commission. Mr.. Fnrwell says.
"Slnce that law passed very few new roads
have been built anywhere, and less IN Texas
than anywhere else In proportion TO her
needs" The facts are these. Since 1881,
when the Interstate Commerce commission
went into operation there have been built In
the United States 1920 miles: and Ia
Texas, 1913 miles When we consider that
capitalists were, for the last four years uf
this time, doing their level hest to pre-
vent any other capitalists except themselves
thousand miles In live years is doing pretty
well for the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
e e - >
~ !

CrfnnIin, has furnished a theme Tor ga
tires and carioons ye' u''u,''sl
ridicule heoped upon II NJ IN ,.s,,,,.o
serious reflection Nhov''i VIZ IN al
themselves 70 trace i'S in'.s' ,a.,,;.,
that the Introduction OF 'ue uV'F'@i,'
mas invariably marA'u Pe,"u
grade OF morals. This statement is borne
out In the annals Of the court Of Louis
ri. where il first appeared. bearing the
suggestive name "vertu garde," then
-V u =. ra,,ai, anJ
Vi W D. 80 ia,o IN.
i,ou's Napo'ev1' -, Wy, ~
kr'uu ano ie ,,, que 49, az, ,,o oo,n
',lsn VI iA'1noe'" In, ~ 90" W.. IN ,h.
.'u.HVe is iol i.A " .;sad
pas' nus lns nO1p'S - ~" va ,.s,,r -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

TOOK my wife. who v NJ the avor,,se On.
iNiaugr ST fcinaiis. 10 this falr, AMI M M,
WHY ipmh 10 oduiirc hut tho nrtfrlr M,
aaYYiFliy WINS lndinercniN. pipyidri for,
NJ un % lsfnsAlrul " our own tAnenss
20 ~ faxed. We shonil have hocn anil,
x 20 NJ q |sian to he town upon, Aulmais IN
We Nail wciiid not hive niltlc much diffcr'
thre and would have been a. polite a. ~,
NttftSc human animal We met
ES'rll with mortincnuon the truth nav.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
rosrEns LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves VIII reach this mrrl'
dim aud the other changes Will occur
at and within 100 miles VI Fort Worth
within twenty.f0ur hours before Or after
sunset Of the dates given below;
MAY Is Fair and cool
May II Alodrnliug.
May 10 Mariner.
May II Storm wave on this meridian.
May ~ Mind changing
Mny lp--CWarr and clearing.
May 20 Fair and cool,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
AND wlmEh is TEXAs,

Work In the statcs has NOT lneu .,1,r.,,
70 Mpse. From the niost renahir data ~.
nAinNlln COLONEL Davis estimates that sd
$500 has been appropriated hy state lee.
lelainfcs OF raised hy popular stl,srfintian
" the various states aud Territories AZ fai'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

to enjoy the delights Insured to people who
command $1,000 salaries.
1nu maids In the various hotels have. II
l. announced today formed q union. and
now demand higher wages, better food and
shorter hours. n their demands are not
appointed time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The papers are still discussing the
guilt or innocence Of Carlyle w. Harris
That question has gone up for review be-
fore the supreme court Of the universe
and has passed beyond the editorial juris-
dlction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

the roll Of membership o. the chie4so
couveation the secretary viii probably
discover that there was NOT mugwump
Oh the list.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

President Cleveland notified the con
Enssmen and heads Of departments that
he would himself make all Of the an
polmments over $500 clcrkshh,s. so the
otice-seckers Went to sec lAin. then he
locked the door on them. lle has tied thc
hands Of thoee who usually distribute
tho onicce. rcpudlaued me Offices seeker.
and i only wmans FOR him 10 abolish
the offices themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
nURLEY's PLAN FOR COLLECTING
COIpERA

worlds Fair Correspondence
The collection OF money from slot ma
chimes 40 the fair has not commenced in
trouble IN store for Paul nlnckmHr tne
chief u the bureau that has this work ia
charge, How many " these iuuchiues viii
be scattered over the grounds M one can
tell az this time, hut II is safe to say that
1000 10 botO 81 them win have to b. Visited
every day and emptied. Then the money
VIII he hauled Into the little service hniidlug
where clerks who count coin RAPIDLY VIII
stuck the nlckes aud cents up IN little piles,
AMI divide them between the eXpo5ltlop
company and concessonnries
The liygcla Matcr coiulAny has its mn.
pArafus gcarcl 80 that penny is the only
coin that win set the mnchinO IN motion
and let tho water out, ncueral Manager
Hurley, OF this company says tint on busy
days be expects the coo nlrls who will stand
at the drLnkiug q uniains to SCH no loss
thln uou0l0 glasses OF water, and fnr each
riqss a cent win have to De dropped IN The
stat hine, Al. unusual plan has beia dcrlled
upon to hanhle the money taken Ia hy Ills
ton Ihuy. Ton ard evening each lay warong
VIII he sent out OYER the grounds TO mike
the cVllefiinua Three tons of ccats gvnl
nei Pc nn unusual load FOR them 10 bring III
q; hight
III would never he possible TO count these
Wagcn lulds 81 corners." Colonel Hpflpv
Sold $50 we have decided 10 weigh Tho t,,if
nlu divide the receipts aCcnrllns to weight
rms acena to hp more satisfactory that
nigasnrlhr them by the hushel"
. Tie gtnt.in.ih slot coniriVuncss az Tho
next Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Cash Is mighty You can be convinced
of this II you take yours to MOREHOUS
x M'BIIDES jewelry store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

WORLDS FAIR ITEM.
Tho worlds fair tourist began to think
It was cheaper far 10 die,
When water sold ton cents drink.
And twenty Ave cents for pie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

II Washington correspondents know
what they are talking about. and they
sometimes do. Il is still an open ques-
ton whether Mr.. Olncy and the duties
Of the attorney generals office can get
together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

tho roll Of membership Of the Chieaso
| Convention the secretary VIII prooabN
discover that there was NOT mugwump
Oh the let.
II would be great deal better for
! McCianghey, senior, " MeGeaghoy' ln-
Nor. were returned TO the farm Inc
land commissioner may not appreciate
this advice just now, bnt he viii place
different value on It two years hence
The Chicago papers are poking fun Mt
the country editors for their requests
for passes at the Worlds fair. The
country papers viii cause more people 20
90 than will amy other influence and they
are entitled to what they ask for.
The Te1as editors will reach Chicago
today. As it Is Sunday, CLicagoans may
80 to bed with the expectation that moth
Ing will occur tonight TO destroy the nc
cnraey Of the new pet phrase for uier
town the white City"
.-
The papers are still discussing the
guilt or innocence of Carlyle w. Harris.
That question has gone np for review be-
fore the supreme court Of the universe
and has passed beyond the editorial juris-
dlction.
II Washington correspondents know
what they are talking about, and they
sometimes DO. Il is still an open ques-
ton whether Mr.. Olncy and the duties
Of the attorncy-gcnera' office can get
together.
At this dlstunce Governor Ross solilo-
guy Is inaudible. but it probably runs in
this way:
,.whcn you've Eot a good thing
Keep IT, keep It,"
There Is marked increase In the num-
Der Of suicides during the past few weeks
Has the wretched weather anything to do
with this desire to explore unknown eli
mates?
The Gazette is no prophet, such as
Foster is, but its forecast with respect
TO the judges Of the new civil courts
Of appeal is worth remembering, just
the same.
The presidents summer residence Is
named Red Top which " striking
reminder Of the only suitable hcaddress
for Republican employees Of the govern
ment
The Indian character is an attractive
one to poets, and all who know them be-
licye thut il would be- better for them
to exist In poetry tban in fact.
Texas needs few more eases Of sus-
pended animation with rope as a sus.
pensory apparatus and murders will be
much less frequent.
Those heartlcss, Soullcss monopoles,
the railroads, won't take down their
bridges to let the Dallas steamboat pass.
The hope Of tho Dallas heart IL that
the river may rise high enough for the
Harvey to slide over the bridges.
Claus Sprecl,lc4 now opposes the an
neNatiou Of Hawaii What Is the mat
ter with the sugar trustY
Alas for greatness The great Thomas
is to fccl the heavy touch of Chicaso's
great boot
II Is finally settled. The Worlds fair
will be half open NJ half price on Sun
days
Fort Worth Is the convention city OF
Texas. Hurry up with that new hotel.
H. II Warner should take his safe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

A TALE OF WOE.
From rural districts far he halted
llls dog was hy ear detuilodi
Then loud ana long the master walled:
Straight 10 a"retall' sigu he sailed
TO get his faithful dog re.tnilcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Muswanps are grwty displeastd with
Secretary Carlisle because Of tho dis.
ehafee Of Clerk surevans becanse he
j. RApublicaa, but Il no val look M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
ME INvIrATIoN.

AlltnlluH4
The chosen sponsor and her aids.
Three loyal nd most gracious maids
Herewith challenge do extend,
That you, your gallant presence lend,
To join their friends and company u
In their feast and revelry.
HIS ANSWER.
To the "Sponsor and Her Maids
Your Kind invitation Is Just 10 hand.
II would afford me great pleasure TO lend
My presence at the place aud time
Suggested In your little rhyme.
But your challenge came n day too late
10 enable me to reach your gute
For, unless my name be In the pot,
l would sooner far be ordered shot.
| hope my absence you will not miss,
And, In conclufiOn, would say this;
The next time you are TO have q dance"
Please let me know Il day In advance.
Il. s.. II you would please, Just for my
sake,
Send me little piece of cake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Fort Worth Is the convention city OF
Texas. Hurry mp with that new hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

| believe in hcredity, but when u man
air an heridatary fule it is no reson
why he shold be proud NV the fact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
POETIC REPARTEE


Greenvillc, Tex, May 10. 1893.
The following unique invitation 10 at
tend banquet rendered certain mill
tnry company IN this section OF the
country, WITS received by young society
gentleman ip this city. but was received
too late for him to attend. Your reporter
accidentally ran across copy of the
invitation and his answer, which are
here given:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

H. II Warner should take his safe
ncrvine' for prostitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

I hcv been asked II believed in wo-
mans work As / don't believe IN her
s,arvin, nv course do. As long MS they
hey tn pick husbands frum yung men
who pay fur nuIhin but opcry tickets
in cash, Nv course they hev tn support
their husbands in the style tn which they
air accustomed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The Gazette is no prophet, such as
Foster is, but its forecast with respect
TO the judges Of the new civil courts
of appeal is worth remembering, just
the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The Indian character is an attractive
one to poets, and all who know them be.
licye that Il would be- better for them
TO exist IN poetry tban in fact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Everybody likes n strong man, u
strong man physically, strong man
mentally and strong man morally. but
boaMfulnoss NV strength usually denotes
its absence, relc strength by giving self
assurance and self poisc maiks man tue
more handful Nv the rights NV others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

III You maik trends you viii maik
enemies but don't try tn mnik enemies
updcr The mistake that that is the way
tn malk ftnds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

May 7, INA
llcceived Of the Fort Worth uazctte,
onc package, sealed aud said 10 contain
Sts, addressed 10 relief committee, Cisco.
1ex. Eor ,hc Pacific Express company,
i. NJ GRANT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

The hope Of tho Dallas heart Is that
the river may rise high enough for the
Harvey to slide over the bridges
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Those heartlcss, Soullcss monopoles,
the railroads, won't take down their
bridges to let the Dallas steamboat pass.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given to tbo
 tax payers of the city of Phpniy ,eleatln ,,. tio1 W II he held Tn s4 q civ on tns. Ah ss 10th day of June, A. D. 1893, for rba atlssiay, ,S. reject on of the provision, 9f sue Sn siOpuo5s ' Seventeenth Legislative AssempI.s se q bs entitled an act gra ting to incorE!oo.l A!ilos, certain DO sers and privileges in hpVS,st sIs.t eas general laws of this territ0rv 9y ehar,.,s will be held at West precinct Swn else,bs office, Wall street, PhG iix, Ari1 W. w. klaCsis. cinct, basement of the city hal ps pS, Essbs zona, an will be conducted in sco..I IssniT, Al the provision. of act No. 6i oi ,bl luahHe Ts Legislative Assembly of Arizona "'s oElseOs Date Of list publication ''|t', EGyP May 10th, 1893.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-19
EVADING THE GEARY LAW.
Ah Wah Makes a Bluff at Sui
 eide at Tempe.
He Had Just Beaten the Govern ment In a Criminal Suit and
 Got Drunk.

Ah Wah, the Chinaman acquitted of che charge of selling whisky to In disns, male a desperate attempt to commit suicide yesterday afternoon about one o'clock, by cutting his throat with razor in the vacant lot opposite the post office.
 The jugular was not touched, but the trichea was severed and it IS an even chance between life and death. He had been lying in hollow for almost half an hour when some one chancing 10 cross the lot accidently ran across him stretched straight out, face upward and gasping for breath. Charley Sam was the first Chinaman to hear of the would be suicide and immediately notified Constable Calvillo, who rushed to the spot. Dr. Jones was notified and hur- ried to the scene. He cannot as yet say how dangerous the wound is. Consta- ble Fellows asked the injured man who cut his throat and he gssped that he did it himself. The razor was picked up from beside him by Judge Austin, who still has the bloody weapon. 4 few Cinnamon were gathered around man as to why he dld the deed they ab. solutely declined to have anything to say to him. No cause for the attempt on his life is known and it appears 70 be a mystery to all his countrymen. in cluding his brother Chung Sing. An Wah was reported to be Very drunk be- fore the attempt on his life was made, which may have been cause. Perhaps the constitutionslity of the Geary law lowered his spirits to such an extent that he became despondent and sought to take his life rather than go back to China or register. He is being cared for by his countrymen md receiving the best of attention.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-19
TEMPE ECHOES.

M. Wormser, of Phoenix, is over to at- tend to some business.
 The Normal picnic takes place at Winchester Miller's grove tomorrow.
 A. Redewill, the popular piano man of Ph9nix is in town visiting his nu- merous customers.
 A large party of friends congregated at the depot Wednesday evening to bid Miss Martha Gage a parting farewell and wish her a pleasant trip to Chicago where she goes to spend the summer.
 Two young ladies were disconsolately hanging over the back of the street car Wednesday eAenIng and reminded one very forcibly of the actions of sea sick passengers on an ocean steamship in & storm.
 The Kansas settlers in the Salt River valley will have their picnic tomorrow ct the beautiful country place of Mir. Van Tinzl, southeast oi Tempe. Elab- crate preparations have been made and . sgenerai good time is anticipated.
 Jack Newman. whose building on the corner of Fifth Street and Mill Avenue has just been completed, arrived from Globe yesterday morning and reports times as being lively in that prosperous mining town. He says real estate is on the rise and all mines running full force.
 It was rare treat to watch young lady learn to play tennis, yesterday morning, before one fourth of Tempe was astir. The progress was wonder ful, considering the circumstances and smiles of the young lady, and she should receive all the encouragement that is necessary for beginner to have.
 A very pleasant enchre party was given Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. and Miss Sampson. The prizes were very unique and original, and were the source of much amusement. Mrs. Walter Johnston, won the first ladies' prize, consisting of beautiful handkerchief. Mir. Howard Woods. won the first gentleman's prize, fancy calendar. The ladies' booby prize was . bottle of catsur and was won by Miss Jean Crothers, while Capt. Monck came in for bottle of soothing syrup which constituted the gentleman's booby prize. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-19
Tourist-I'd like conveyance thi. afternoon at four o'clock.

Liverynan--Yes, sir. Do you mean a vehicle, or n blank legal form for the conveyance of real estate?-IIarper's Dazar