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The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
ADVERTISING DID IT.
A Pondcra Man Made Happy-An Old Adj
age Proves Itself.

A Pondcra Man Made Happy-An Old Adj
age Proves Itself.
The profitable results of judicious ad-
vertisng have been pointed out by news
papers from the days of journalism's in
fancy. 1t has become an adage of the
profession to say that advertising pays.
1t may be truism, but it as full of real
ity as when first coined. The merchant
who advertises will get business in the
dullest Of times to the chagrin Of his
ambitious rival who rather scatter hand
bills than patronize the local paper. An
other proof of the truth Of the maxim
came to the knowledge of TRIBUNE re-
porter last evening
While conversing with Ike l.. Freu-
denthal, the atfable proprietor of the
Bell Clothing store, that gentleman said
"lhere's no use of talking, it does pay
to advertise. The other day ] received a
letter from man at Pondera asking
about those $1,000 suits We are adyertis
ing and about the 5l2jO Overcoats. ilo
stated that he read the Bells al in the
TRIBUNE and wanted to know abJ,t
those bargains. | answered his letter.
sending him some samples Of the Chcvl-
OTIS aud cashmeres, aud the return mail
brought an order from him for suit and
an oyercoat and registered letter for
the total amount. | receive inquiries
every day of similar nature from people
who see our ad in tho TRIBUNE They
call in person or write.
II ana showing fine line of under
clothing and the finest assortment Of
neckties ever sold in this city, to say
nothing about large stock Of mems and
chiliren's clothing. Yes, am firm be.
lever in advertising" said Ike, as he left
the newspaper man to wait on Gus
tomer
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

j. b. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharps.
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack of "la grippe" when va
rlous other remedies and several physi-
clans had done her no good, Robert
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.,
Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it. Free trial bottles at Driver Bradley
drug store. Large bottles, SOC. and Sl.00.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

An exchange has It story OF Il wise son
who knows not only his father, but his I'M
clc
johnny, said his teacher, IF your ia.
ther can do piece oI work in seven day,
and your Uncle George can do it in nine
days, how long would it take both of them
to 90 itf"
They'd never get it done, said Johnny.
They'd sit down and tell fish stories ~
Youths Companion.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
--------------- -
IBuckJen'S ArnIca salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhume. fever
sores, tettcr, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns, and al! skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by DriverBrad-
drnnnists
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
For the Worlds Fair,

The Great Northern railway will make
round trip rate from Great Falls to
Chicago of 5000 Tickets limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
Final return limited TO Nov. ID, 1893
Tickets will be on sale Oct. ID to 81.
inclusive. Apply to p. Kelly, Ticket
Appnt
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

Mrs. Bingo-My husband calls this my
velvet dress.
Mrs. Kingly- Why, there isn't any velvet
about it.
Mrs, Bngo-No. But he Won it at poker
Truth
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
4 Great Gain.

"Well, is your visit to the seaside having
the desired effect, madam}'
"Oh, yes, doctor! one OF my daughter.
has already become engaged. Tit Bits
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
IlisIeIlcl.

!dreamt dwclt in marble halls;
| fslt at ease, with life content.
Till fancy brought the landlords calls:
He came, alas, 10 get the rent.
Buffalo Courier
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
Her Objection.

He-How do you like Lord Foppington
Miss Barrow?
Miss Barrow-Not at all. He can't pro
nounce his RS, and / do detest being ad
dressed rs Miss Bowwow w-Tit-B Bits.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

kiss and don't tell" we say, but there
There's apt TO be n slip.
\ kiss always and everywhere
Mus go from lip to lip.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
Harmony.

Though a man may have Il rasping voice
That like a scythe will inow you,
It's sweeter than sweet music when
He says, Here's what l owe you"
-Tit-Bit
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

DR.. Dragg-Well, can say truly that
never lost Il case.
DR.. Quicklcy--It is better to have had AMI
lost than never to have had at all.-nostol
Transcript.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
SO They We're Married.

Feathcrs.one-liow did Melton come rc
marry SO soon that rich girl he was en-
gagged to? ! thought he was going to wait
RiDgway-lle was. But he wanted tc
see the Worlds fair. Detroit Free Press
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
They Sympathized.

The girls were admiring statuette Of
Andromeda, which was labeled Executed
In Terra Gotta"
Where is Terra Cotta2" asked one Of
Them, with probably some vague idea of
Terra del Fuego.
I'm sure do not know" was the reply,
but pity the poor girl, wherever it So
Young People.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
Pathetic Appeal.

Beggar-Could you spare me triHe, kind
gsntlemenf I've got five lutte children at
aOne--all twns'-IIannovrisc Courier
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

Winter pasturage for horses and cat.
tie foot OF Black butte. Good natural
and stable shelter. Excellent hay and
water. For particulars address j. G.
NORTH, city.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

Cash paid for secondhand goods.
Third street, opposite Boston Clothing
store. Il. a. Jones. Manager.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
An Observation.

When deep in love, We groan about
Its travail and its pain;
But, sensclcss men! when safely out
We long TO love again.
Tim, h
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
Oct. Ii to 81, Inclusive,

the Union Pacific will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago for S3G.05, and round
trips to st. Louis for 53325.
Tickets good returning until Nov. Is,
1893, and for continuous passage only.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

This confOunded Thermometer isn't
worth retaining any longer said Uncle
Peter.
What is wrong with it,"
why, one day it says one thing and tbs
very next it is something altogether difser-
ent. '-Tit-Bts.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27
Optimistic.

Don't insure without calling on Phil
Gibson.
The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27

Passengers from the east yesterday say
that child was born on the train Few
miles this side of Fort Buford. The
woman who gave birth to the child lived
on the coast in the vicinity of Seattle.
The train was held at Buford long
enough to allow surgeon from the post
to get aboard to attend to the birth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Meats-Dry SAT-, clear shorts, 0 $40;
II 1-2c; hams. medium. ii l-2c: break
fast bacon, 15c. dry salt bellies, IL lie;
dry salt shoulders, Sc.
Lnrd-Compound, Z he; pure leaf, lie.
Sugar formulated, Dc: powdered,
8 3-4c; cut loaf. in barrels. 3 lie: cut
loaf, in half barrels, 3 3-4c. fancy yellow
clarified. 1 l.2c; prime Y. C., I Lie.
Coifee-Arbuckle's Ariosa. 25c; Mid
land, 25c; Lion. Doc; Alaromn, Doc;
Jersey, 25c
Green Coffee-By the sack. good,
% lie: choice, DE; fancy, 25c; peaberry,
"a 1-2e: old government Java, 27c;
Mocha, PC
Mu.asses- Barrel lots. new crop,
fancy sugar house, 400; choice y, Y. per
gal, 3Jc; fancy syrup. per gallon, Boo;
choice corn syrup, per gal, 2Sc; silver,
up per gal.' SOC,
Benns.Nayy, y lie; Lima, 3 lie;
bayou, 3 1-2c; pink, 3 lie; back-eyes,
4 l,2c
Rice-Oommon, l-4U4 Re; prime,
&c; choice . l-2d6c; head rice, G lie
Salt Fish-New Mlckercl medium,
No. l. half barrels. $50; No. 2, ten
pound net KITS. Sl.l0i medium No. L.
lu-pQund net Kits Sl'2o; goldfish, bricks.
Z lie.
Cheese-Fnncy, full cream, one in
box, Ice; 2 IN box. 10 3-4c; Young
American. 10 lie.
Starch Lump, 4c per pound; and 3
pound packages per pound, lie; Glib,
wooden boxes, 6c per pound; corn
sstnren, ~ ana 49-lh, boxes. 6a6 lie;
phui'leess' o4ci ID packages to the
case, 20 49,
ht hicNIe sd,I, 20 M medium hyi $40 ~
IL bbls, small, 81; 10.gallon kegs. 50:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Oysters -One-pound, per dozen,
gOc. No. .. per dozen, 81 81.
Fish-Alaska No. l, salmon per dOz,
81. 40; Columbia river No. ] salmon.
per doz.. 81 "a; l.ponnd mackercl, ner
doz.. 81 30: American sarIlines. LIS per
case. So; French sardines, lis per case
Mests-Potted ham. IA pound, per
dozen. SIC; pottcd ham. ~ pound. per
doz., 81 80; Vienna sausage. IL pound
per doz.. 81 % Vienna sausage, IA
Mound. per doE.. s. %: lunch tongue.
i.pound. per dozen, 80 10; chipped beef
10 pound. per doz.. 81 80; Clipped beef.
/ Mound. per doz., 81 40,
Vereiables-Thrce pound toma-
TOES. 81 %; . pound tomatoes, 81 10. .
nound corn. choice. 81 10; pound corn,
fancy. 81 80. . pound string beans, Doe;
. mound marruwfat peas, 81 20.
California Fruits-Two and IL H.
ne5ches, 81. 10; 10 pound apricots
81 IS; 2 10 pound pean, 81 25;2 10
pound plutns, 81 s.; 2 - pound mus
cherries che 81 80; IL pound black cher.
ries. So 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
Now YORK PRODUCE,

BY Associated Press.
New York, Nor Wlmat--sp3t.
duh aud heavy; No 2 rfsi. fsrator. go
O5 1-Se. OptiDns opened hiFllr. closed
weak. No. .. rcd. January. &c; May
II 1-sc; Nogsmbef G5c; December.
GO 3-3c.
Corn-spot. fairly active aud easier;
No. 2, 40 i-iliis 3.Sc, elevator.
Options opened lover aud closed
weak al 1-Nil-2e decline; Jannary.
4434c: May. 40 3.sc; November. "A Id;
December. "A 34g.
Hids.i- Steady.
Rieo--Steady, domestic. fair 70 extra.
. 5-sSi5 3-1c; Japan. 1851 l-ss
Molusses -Sieady: Neg otlegna. open
kettle. good 70 choice, 3Glf4ic.
Coffee Optious Vpened ~ lpwer, fairly
active. easier and closed sieaiy a, JgI0c
decline. December. Sig45fiB.5O; Ianu,
ary, SiG.l5lilb25; fsbruhiy fl0u5:
Aiirch. $3.50: Alay sl0.5sai5 %; July,
l5.3Od15.3j. spot Rio. quiet; heavy.
80, Z. lSc; CUriOi7l 1lNf2D lie.
Sngar--liaw quiet: fiif refining 28-fe.
centrifusui. 80 ieet, lie; sales none.
Refined. steady, No. D. 4 1-t6fi4 1.4c.
10. Z. 4ffs 31Oc; No. y, 41.1GI4 i-Sc.
No. 3. 3 1874 l-Sc. No. 10. 3 l3-1Gd4c.
"a, ii. 33-s6iD 15-16c, No. y, 3SSd
K 1916: No. Is, 7-iBc; on A. 49.10la
4 Il-1Gc; mould A, 434alA lo-ldc; stand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
THE GAzETE FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19 1898


potatoes. California p.r bushcl. SOC;
vllons per pound, > 1.an3c; sweet pota-
vs. per shel.5On75: sweet potatoes,
~, ,soflnern. per bushel. S15O; sweet pep
~ s,-p per IL bushcl basket, Zoe. celery,
1900 Der one dozen punches. beeis.
~ ~ uushel. Sl00; carrots, per hushel.
SLp; sugar cane. S2.60T3.O0 per 100
, ,salAai radishes, e0u3oc per dozen; let
tnre 2Od25c per dozen.
al EEnitS--C California lines. per box. 500
MLal; Northern apples, per barrel. 500;
p ~ bnshe, $1,000 -. lemons, fancy.
,ooVsl per box. S5OWd455; oranges,
Per box, 800; BiueReld bananas. per
punch, $2.00d3.OO: Concord, per basket,
Soli"oe; pear, IL bushel. Sl-5Q; bushel
puA, 800. California egg nums, per
crate, S22J. California Kelsey plums.
per crate, 500, California pfunes. per
crate S2.2o; ounces, per hushel, S2lOOi
bartlett pears. per box, S325.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
LAUGHED FOUR HOURS.
Yet 1t Was Not Prompted BY
Mirth.


7~Nh ifNss.
|i,ihl Ohio, Nov. ia most re-
,lse Wis brought TO the notice OF
NtiQn police headuuarters last
- woman named Anna Ayres. VINO
n.y., psllee circles as Anna smith,
Ii 49, 10 The station house In q
a.. -.u' tef cnse was SO peculiar
| ~ - sent Immediately 10 the hos
|tdf n, f'i,ueht- he womnn had been
y Wy. NJ 10 about O'Clock,
X N AhNle1 aud went 10 the resi-
Isl l.ais' kiiter. on liffh street. She
tii,i ,aere over an hour when she
~ "a elul laughing spell. and ali
L. % ehs,N part Of the people In the
" hs,,, We're fruitlCss. They rub
q NJ, Slapped her and threw wa
bar ,uut she continued to laugh.
te,,set she laughed tho more mirfhflfi
tll ~, or. and. IN fact, shr inngned
| eIil', SUE attention Of h. nei.hhors
L 1ae ss " Her laugh wns a c0ntin-
n NJ ~. iasied so long that the wO-
lle d1.t1 became alarmed and spnr
Inc. n .iler she had been laughing
a mn sepnliye hours When Tho
til,.isa. 4r "lamined tue woman.
lei ~, u,.n 10 get another dnefor
4 80 rri.,, I've people OF ihe house
~ t1t"i' hn1 she was taken 10 fhe
1 nj an1 continued ~ ian,,t sit
l.eill .iiti nf street and kept 10 No IN
+. t..6lis. ~ OF srch an Alarming rate
4 IA i.'e Nefs AFRAID To- M. ~, ~,
W.. removed 10 me hosfttsi ~
ed. nl YET reinareabie ease Or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
THE MARKETS.

Saturdays markets we're noticeable n,
their few changes. Cutton prices rs.
manned unchanged. Wheat went ND %
followed by an advance in bran Of 10
per 100 pounds. Lard went oa 1.2e and
che same was true of starch. The vol.
ume Of retail trade was hcavy through.
ont the city, notwithstanding the fact
that the day was cool and wet. Nor.
chants closed their weeks business with
satisfaction and more hopeful for the fu.
ture trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
ArMoop y1oLE1r & 90.

AiMObD NilIAlI q W.
Special 10 thu Gazette
New Orleans, La. Nov. Is. Atwood
Violet & Co. say; II was expected that
a better Liverpool would follow the set
Element Of the coal strike and under this
Impression the market on this side closed
yesterday at some points advance.
That market, however, instead Of improy-
ing shows a decline Of 10Gidl26id on
previous prices. This was doubtless in
duced by the liberal movement as pub
li.hed yesterday. Under the disappoint.
ing effect Of Liverpoors course our mar.
lets have gradually declined. meeting
with no resistance until an easing of OF
III points was recorded. There has been
some buying on the part Of shorts, but
tbe long interest j. practically intact
little liquidation having thus far been
accomplished.
again free for the coming week and 50
ling as this Is the case Liverpool VIII
,tfarh more weight 10 full crop esd
,,nntes and prices will BE- correspondingly
Affected. The spot market which after
nm Is the basis upon which contract
prices arc built, shows but little strength
ana without M improved demand il will
likely break under the pressure Of re
ceipls.
x material betierment Ia Liverpool
IL barlIv Hkay 20 oecir In the alb
eepce Of competition and under the
weight Of cotton. which is being offered
freely from this side
Tho receipts today o. all points were
40 on hale. against 39.3O7 bales last
week and 34.O27 bales last year.
The estimate for ibis port Monday. Is
5000 10 10000 balts against lO.S3l
bales the same day lasi year.
srha enst market tends lower; tpotz
,leJng weak al unchanged prices. Sales
so bales.
Sales " - 1tzf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

h. blowing conditions govern the
sing:
| 4. Each guess must forecast the
',bes, temperature in Waco, Texas,
4 Zach Of the thirty-one days Of next
Esar. The award will be made by
harrison with the official report of
I, uoI.ed sates weather bureau.
IN Each subscriber to The Semi
t,,kly Gazette who has a credit on
i bc1ss for os much as six months
tsription from October 10, 1893, is
&dSa to one guess; a credit Of one
lr,nbscription from October 10,
j u. the subscriber to two guesses.
Il Cresses will be received and filed
\ 10 10 o'clock midnight December
\ reIt
H. The Gazette will number the
le.ses as received and deliver the
tnbsred coupons, without names, to
committee, which will make the
|iArd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
OYSTERS. ASA Am GANE.

Oysters and fsh-0ysters, bulk, 10
MSle per hundred counts: per dozen cans,
$50; dressed catfish. 10c per pound;
gulf fish l0c per pound; shrlmps, per
pound, l5c; crabs, per dozen. toe.
dozen; quahs, Si.oOsD150 per dozen;
Mallard ducks per pair, Coo: Teal ducks,
per pair. 35c; canvas back ducks, per
pair, J0000c. rabbits, SlOO per dozen
deer saddles, per pound. lie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

BY Associated Press,
st. Louis, Mo, Nov 1S.-tAtlle- llo-
ceipts, 1900: shipments, GOO uctiye.
Fair TO gool native steers, $3d0dl.T5;
Texas and Indian steers, S2,dOda2A;
cows StiO6l225
Hogs. Receipts. 200; shipments 200
light, Sa3um65O; mixed, S1,Ood5,45i
heavy. So l5di5.iO
Sheep lieceipts 100; steady. Mixed
natives, S3.OOd3.7l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
MINES ANn sPIRITs.

Whistles -Recuhed, Sl.0O0S2. 90 as
per proof: 1-year-oll aud upward, lSlbp
Clio; sour mash. 2-year-old. and UP
wards, S40005.O0 as per age, extra
iine, SGO0M10O0; blended WHISTLES,
S2.O0d8.o1.
Wine-Pqre grape per gallon, $l.Oo
and upward
Brandles-pnre Tennessee apple
SD; Pure MARYLAND peach, $3.50; do
nestle cognac, T5dSS,bOi imported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Hides-Buyers are paying: Dry flint,
heavy, DC; light, 4c; dry salt, Be; green,
salt 2d2 Ice; butchers green, 2GJc.
WOol-Lght medium, 15nl6c; low
medium. Fade; fne, l2dl4c.
Bones-Iloof and bones, 5000 per
ton, delivered.
Bees WaN-15G1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
ASH PREMIUMS {!
To Subscribers.

|anneuclng October 10, IL register
ven kept Of each yearly cash sub
|iphon received, and each one mum.
|sa III the order in which it came.
4 mhcrlbers numbered as below
receive Immediately on registra-
oi'heir subscriptions the sums OPP
10 The numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

ard A, 4T.tGf1t h,Sc; confeciioncrs' A,
tt-lu9li n-Sc. ent loaf. Sd0 3-1tic:
crushed, Ja5 3.1gc; powdered, Aia-l0u
ngi granusAtcd, i3-iV; Cubes, 4 la.iG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

St Louis, Mo, Nov. ls.@- tBy Assooi.
aieo Press. y Spot cotton i-l6c lower and
quiet,
Aliddhng 7g.l6
Sales. 100
Receipts. da00
shipments, $500.
Stock, 80, 500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
FINANCIAL,


MONEY MD ENOIINN'IN
by Associated Prcss
Nuw York Nov IS Money on car
easy, ia1 ~,
Prime paper i0G per cont
Sterling exchange easier SiSh 1t de-
mandi S4Sa 3-ldLSl for 60 days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
COAL

Retail bridgeport. car lots. Si25;
. 10 10 TONS. $40: I ton $500. Meal
ester. Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland, Rob
inson aud Wnlsenhnre Goals car lots,
III IL. 3 20 lotion lots. SH2i: I ton,
III *, ono-half ton. $3.50; Monarch, Vic
ior Santa CLARA, and Elmore Goals, car
infs. S55O: . to lotion lots, 5000: two
IONS sd o5: one ion. $3.50. One-half ton.
40; Briar Greek and McIamos coal,
rar lots, S525; 3 to lotion lots, $500:
Two TONS. S5TJ: one ton, SGO0:one-half
ton. s325: Monarch egg car lots. 50 %.
a 10 lotion lots. $3.50; single ton, S1.7J:
anthracite pa. car lots, SlLo0.3 to 10
Ton lots. $40 20; single ton. Si300; nn-
brorite (Onidnl . 10 lotion lots, 5000:
single tons, $3.50: one-half ton. $500;
siack. 400: carloads, S325; Thurber, car
lots S3.5O per ton. Cameron. per ton,
$500; two tons, STI5; 3 to 10 tons,
$50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

D. addition to this novel contest the
smi.Weekly Gazette offers the fol-
Wing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Galveston. TEX, Nov IS - tspsallN -
sterlns, co days. as
New York 81 hi....,,,...,...,.,. u dis
New Orleans sight. dis
American silver ....,,...,,,,.... 4 dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

GENEnAn MARKErs.


Galveston. Tex, Nov is Especially -
BY steamship from Galveston, Tex;
n 4 Liverpool .......-......-..s.... e-igd'
ny n.y., S, & ,.r io sya
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

Cackers-Animals lie: Boston
halter. Sc; butter, &c; creams lie;
c-,clnels, lie: cracker meal. &c; oyster
nnari, Ge; oyster excelsior. Sc; pretzels,
tSe. cream soda. Sc; snowilakes, 12c;
Taies and Jumbes-Eleven and lie:
cent sulfana, 12c; ginger snaps, s lie;
graI dma's cookies. Zoe: lemon snaps
1ac. waters, 15e; sugar cookies, Toe;
'TSSsndies- Caramels. assorted flavor.
3 pound box. Toes gumdrops, a b, as
syfse strips, cocoanut favor, . pound
box. 05c; rock, assorted and white, Doc;
nrsnms Al. zoe; lemon drops. frosted.
NOR Roy. 65c; burnt almonds. per box.
Zoe; creams hand made, twelve .varities.
gOc: peanut block, 65c; peanut bar per
nov T5e. iozenres. assorted con-. 8 pound
Lnx 75c: marshmallows, cherry brand
3 ponnd box. 81 -. mixed candies. pals
pei, pound. Z i-ee; cFystal cut, Sc; daisy.
II NJ creams, Re; stick candy in pals
: 1-2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
i g 4 z ron INJURIES.

M. = ne Nhzgi,c.
N ~, ~. NY. i7.-Alps - Nal On,
~ ~ " The dki.rlcf conr, taSav
"a fl,3t..stAs pa Pacide rnisnv ~ gar
n. ~ y " sereYtfort. III. iieee,5,-
''-'''il N' lafy liked her damage
H.ats . Is firm doing busi-
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-10

panionable man. Of uncommonly large
stature, he naturally attracts attention
wherever he may be, and his intellec-
tual qualities soon convince persons
meeting him for the first lime that he
is a big man other than physically.
Although man of strong convictions,
resolute and determined, Mr.. Bissell is
uniformly good natured. He is fond
of a good joke and is usually the life of
his own particular circle at the club.
Two years ago he was elected president
of the Buffalo club. The friendship
that has existed between Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Bisse.l almost since the lat
ter's return to Buffalo from college has
been of the most cordial and confden-
tial character Mr.. Cleveland has al
ways placed great faith in Mr.. BisselPs
Judgment When Mr.. Cleveland was
married Mr.. Bissell was summoned to
the White house to act as best man. At
his own wedding two or three years
ago Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland were the
first to congratulate him and his bride
Hoke smith.
Hoke Smith, secretary of the interior,
is the youngest of the galaxy that will
surround Mr.. Cleveland during the next
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-10

IN which capacity he served four years.
de was elected to the Forty-ffth con-
gress and the five succeeding con-
crosses, and in May, 1890, was chosen
United States senator to succeed the
late Senator James S. Beck. He was a
presidential elector in 1872, 1875, 1880
and 1884, and was delegate to all of
the democratic national conventions
during that period Previous to his
resignation OF the senatorship he was a
member of the committees on finance,
territories, Indian depredations, woman
suffrage and relations with Canada. He
was recognized as one of the leaders on
the democratic side in both house and
senate and his opinions on all questions
ofnational concern were always sought
and carried great weight His abilities
have been recognized by men of all par
ties His wife is one of the most beau.
tiful and accomplished women in Wash.
lngton society, and his son, who has
been chosen his private secretary, is a
young man OF exceptional ability.
Wilson S. Bissell.
Wilson S. Bissell, postmaster.general
has for many years been one of the
foremost lawyers of Buffalo n. Y. and