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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
OUR hook TABLE.

zenIa, the vestal, by Margaret II,
Pecke; Aren aPublishing company, hos.
ton.
"zenla Is a book which hardly comes
under the ordinary rules Of criticism.
The subject matter belongs to the uy-
cult, science which busy reviewer
has little time to investigate. sdn the
mysterious has charm for those who
are not disciples. nor even sesrchers foi
new light upon that which has been
hidden since tho beginning, and TO such
Mrs fecke's latest work will praya
attractive. The style is pleasing and
although the average reader may fail
70 comprehend all the terms pccallai
70 theosopliy, and whnicyer Of lie mys.
nS y AKIN to It, there IS enough vi
hninanness Ia the thread OF the story
tAnning,, through the hook 10 Interest
,Mln while readers may enter intclliesnti,
mn ny the mys,eries Witnessed dNrins
We sojourn AZ Madeira and IN ErySt'
'na' samuel fail 20 admire ths pure aid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
THE GHAMBERLlaS
MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT AT DEN
YER, COLORADO.
The President Makes Plain State
ment OF the Case---An Interview
with Mr.. winthrop of Fort Worth.

Denver. Col, July 10.--Chamberlin
Bros. real estate dealers, have failed for
s30OO,OOO0. Col G. Ellsworth. formerly
receiver for the Denver and Rio Grande,
has been appointed receiver.
II. g. Chamberlin, president Of the
company, says that during the year
prior to 1880, the company became large
ly interested in real estate in Pueblo,
Fort Worth, San Antonio, Spokane Falls.
Helena and other cities. In the process
of Improving these properties it became
necessary to build electric railroads for
rapid transit to and through them. In
the midst Of these operations came the
Barring crisis and from that time the
company has been heavily burdened with
these dependent interests, and found it
impossible to secure financial co-opera-
ton from more than few Of those in-
terested with it. Therefore the burden
of construction and maintenance has fall
len almost exclusively on the Chamberlin
Investment company. To fund the direct
liabilities the company commenced last
fall the issuance through the Franklin
Trust comp0ny Of Brooklyn Of SS00,OO0
per cent ten-year debenture bonds,
placing with them collateral of the com
pany, independently valued at three
times the amount of the debenture certi-
hcates. Something more than half of
these debentnres have been certified aud
put out. The financial condition in the
United States became such there was al
most no market for these securities In
Great Britain the failures OF Australian
banks brought about distrust in every
form of foreign Investment. These being
followed So directly 10y American diff
cuties made it impossible to place the
bonds rs fast as We needed funds 10
meet our obligations. The nominal values
Of our assets is S2,940G91, while the
direct liabilities are Sl,l12, ISIS. There
Is however, Il contingent liability for
mortgages and other securities sold and
guaranteed amounting to S1,25O.OOO.
lhe securities guaranteed in the latter
case should pay the obligations under or
binary circumstances. Ii Is difficult To
judge what the assignee will be able to
accomplish with the assets Of the COM
pany. II thrown on the market at this
lime very great loss will be sustained.
nh1 While the assets should meet every
nuOlllty outside Of the common stock
TINS desirable contamination can't he
realized, If the securities are sacrificed
lhe common stock Of the company, ST.
GgJ!1'uOO has never been offered for sale:
SfJuOOO OF the preferred shares are held
IN Grent Britain. The officers Of the
company have used their private assets
ns collateral for the company until tInv
have entirely exhausted their private
means.
and Liabilities:
Assets: Property list. Ss1211n47:
s sns5 =, 81 ;OoO2sl51; bills receivable,
49,, 43l 81; accounts receivable. S1Io,
SGI93; furniture, $1,000: total, S5.gi0'-
Gg1 10. '' f-''fV'-
Liabilities; Debentures. S202, 900; bills
R pliy-a SG3I,3Ol ~; accounts payable.
sZ-i,V,tS3.SD; certificates of deposit. So
Wj3'OS; total, S1,1l2, 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Contractor Baker, who came in yester-
day from Topeka, viii at once inaugu-
rate plimnaries for the construction of the
new federal building. A reporter called
at the office of the contractor yesterday
and was Informed that the work had be-
gun In earnest The rock to be used Is
the celebrated red Pecos stone. 1t will
require over 100000 brick 10 coniplete
the building. Mr.. Baker is looking about
for brick, and II Is more than probable
that the brick will come from AIillsap.
Mr.. Baker will give employment to about
fifty people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
F1EEoED A coUNrRYMAN.
\ Gang OF Crooks Get in Their Me-
furious Work,

Yesterday three men fell in with a
gang of crooks and got neeced to the
queens taste. The sharpcrs induced the
mcu to accompany them to a lone spot
near the Texas Brewing company works,
whore they were shown into the compli-
Gated mysteries Of the worn-out knife"
racket One man NAMED II. NJ. Williams
Of Brentwood knew full well how to
beat the game and put up S26 to learn
the trick. OF course he lost The sec
und farmer went into the SCENE II lit
tie deeper and snid he could beat il
for S32 He lost. too. BY this time the
situation was waxing warm for the CON
iidence men, and Williams proposed to
give the knife man sound drubhing
If he didn't give back some of his money,
so $40 Of the amount was returned.
During the trouble that ensued all par
ties suddenly separated, going in as many
directions Complaint was made to the
officers aud search instituted for the
swindlers, but none We're cantured late
last night However Officer barley put
Mollie Russell under arrest ON suspi-
cion that size knew something about the
work Of the crooks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
WHIP ASOw
One hundred and teniali
palo Alto this wear.

One hundred and tenisll
Palo Alto this year
Rellar Thomas, a.eg.. g.
lower the stallion recorl q
The Palo Alto younysi
ments as far east rs Boitt 2
The PAGER Kinney, es.a'4
can move along with theh-
1t is reported that Mosrsi-l
he cleared 500, 0Oo on IastJe
c c, 2:l6a(, by caluns
on the road this summfhaf
of Philadelphia
Crit Davis believes ~
record 2:ai, by Bourbon gilT
of the fastest PAGERS eraH :
Mcleod, 2;i0k, whohi'ler,
the turf for several yeaR IN
ing aud has shown a MIL b.
Belmont Wilkes, the 8
Wilkes, 2;2lif. and brclliI
Wilkes, 2al has been geliA
campaigued this year
Nine mons,gi meetings M'
nous aggregnss 0. tsiaIOo WI
in premium paynen's are y !
for the grand circuit this ''''
Breeding, eoulcrInaiicn' n
three are to be desired, but Y
these is speed when I'u
money these days, SAY III
Farm.
The late Senator stanlu'a Z
against overdriying were ..
stop when the colt manll'at
haustion, and speed AWAY ,
and without injury to 'hs y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

CorsIcann. Tex, July 10.-lspccill-In
a difficulty near Eureka VIII Grunlcr
stabbed Hudson White IN the left breast
above the heart. lullctlng serious wound.
Grunlcr aud an Engllshmnn were engaged
10 hsucuu and Hudson underworld 10
separate thcm when Grunlrr turned on
HIN and stabbed him with the above re-
suit. Grunler was arrested and brought
here and placed IN Jan this morning.
The board OF managers Of the Orphans
Homo met IN Architect Minors office this
evening al 2 O'Clock to open bids for tho
To the home.
senator Mills and his son. Charlie, In
company with some friends, went To the
country today on a hunting expedition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

The City railway company has Just
added couple Of multlpullers to it's
plant of 150-horse power each. The ma
chimes are of the latest improved pat-
terms and are said to be the finest ever
BY the 1hompson-HOuston COMPANY.
When IN running orler the coulpnny's
power and light service will he frst-class.
superintendent Quigg states that two
more cars win be put on the loon line.
making six cars in all, giving a six-min.
ute service on Houston street and len.
nines avenue. and ten-minnte service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Palestine, Tex, July 10 spccial.l-A
report comcs to the city tonight that J. W.
Gates Of Palestine was Killed late this
evening at Indian lake. fourteen miles
southwest OF here by Frank Peoples, a
crazy man, who has been ut large Tor some
time. Gates WAS one OF the oldest nrpmen
on the International and Great Northern
railway and the town Is somewhat excited.
Peoples has been dcmented Tor some years
and nt times would become dangerous. The
party OF hunters who was with Gates Will
capture the luuaiic N they have Ia lin
him. Peoples has been In the asylum sew.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Kerryllle, Tex, July -(Speclal.)-The
corpse OF person evidently murdered was
found In the Guadaloupc river, near Ceuter
Point Al the flesh from the scalp. ears
nnl bowels had been eaten ont. The vic-
shirt, white pocket handkerchief, with Inc
letters 4. !. worked In opposite corncrs in
nun coiored SILK, There were plain signs
of the body having been dragged 200 ynrds
nom camp fire TO the river whers tbe
corpse mad been weighted down hv tNyo
large rocks The coroner's inuurst re-
ceased and probable cause or HE murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Fort Worth continues to attract mer-
chants Of capital and energy, the latest
addition being Mr.. Sam Levy. so long and
favorably known as a wholesale mer-
chant at Decatur. Mr.. Levy has pur-
chased an interest with Casey * Swasey,
firm vii be Casey, Swasey 4 Co, and is
composed Of Martin Casey. Charley Swa-
sey. sam Levy and Oscar Seligman.
The firm Of Casey Il Swasey has
statewide reputation, and the addition
viii give it further strength aud popu-
larity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
WHAT MIR. WINTHROP SAYS

W.,
nen the news was received in Foi :
~ m9rth mat the Ghamherlius of DENY y
nau nuue ~ assignment a Gazette r, :
porter 9 called at the .colnpanys blnach
ullce mere TO ascertain what effect, if
any, tn,s would have on companies in
WIlcn the penVer gentlemen were stOaE-
io.uerS, Mt Iallhnt is ont Of the city,
put ar. w. e.. Winthrop, in chnrge
mere curing Mr.. Tauants absence, ma ie
tne Following statements:
me conditions IN Colorado nave hAen
50 severe Tor the last Few weeks, from
nhH9clal standpoint. owing To the de
'nne ~ slNer and the general strin-
sthcy IN the money market lhrot ghnut
diiVns the hunks In Iin,,sr -, 30 '.i
anle 20 renew loans or afford any ar-
,LullViHlon tcgnrillfss Of !lln superior
G.nNiaGtSd Of The securities offered. hence.
.uc Nnalnberlin Investment company
NaS opnsed 10 make temporary as
Inc assets of the company are <, far
II slo "NcTfs OF their liabilities We are CON
n 1871, VIZ assortment Will be bur a lem
Po'ury one ana Is soon As lnarchl NJ
rsS,luo u1 AM easier they VIII he ave to
iO IF ,Iil,' 10
part uG vi interest 20 tie PEOPLE of
tanno,nrg ~ AhoW lhnt Willie the
H., 1',s "sAshHeht OF The Chamber
led S ,SiiI n uollipany IS 20 he regret
noiies mit h1t seriously elf.c: the COM
mem cn,n, m'ig" me Chii''"rlin lnycs5-
Worth nnguuss interested at Fort
Worth md S rlim.,o rs made made to the Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

on the balance Of the line. In referring
TO the recent collision on the City street
car line. Mr.. Quigg said that the com
pany was not responsible for the acct
deni. Both the ear and the Italian ice
cream pcddlcr We're going the same direc-
ton when the team backed into the ear.
then lunged forward. the wheels Of the
vehicle striking the street curbing. break
ing the shafts and throwing the Italian
nuf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Once more Sir Joseph n
upon the government Q.
ency of circulating a'n01s
dia information which WI Ny,
to take better precau,,.,s "
bites and the attacks q W
than "a years ago be pIs,,
ment with pictures OF W M
of snakes, and he think,
these were struck on VI,
uted people could no' i y,
poisonous species and ''''.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Finnish honesty Is pEy,
other European state aEe " y
more secure than in fiulaas Z.
only leave trunks and pof'li;
the streets without fear y,
stolen, but they may EYE 4
locked, and not an ar.iels y
In country districts the n1q
most part, unbolted ana T. ;
while the family is away, Y,
Firms are not only scruPv
ically, quixotically honest j
A tradesman will tell IL
about his wares, even wha
fectly we'll that by doing 4
toner whom q partial W
secured. W,
"This seems to be exaa
paratus ] nm looking io'. X
to a merchant Of HelsiIs 7.
to an article that wo'lle \
~ will take it at once ~,
want it for, you can !
me to take it." -
"No. sir, l can't reeolI ".
it," was the reply, nor n =
stock just now that we w
So the possible cuslp a,
and purchased what p d
-"Russlan cha az ~ }
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

law upconstituiional after the supreme
court Of the state bad held II to be con-
stItutional. YET the Fblue-hlood" faction
Of South Carolina throws up its hands
IN horror because Of the radi'7,lism and
lack Of respect for precedent of The
Tillman wing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Reekland, Me, July lO-,The steamer
state Of Texas Of the Mallory line. be-
fore reported adrift with broken screw
mas picked Up twenty miles on Mopnt
Desert Rock by the TUG Ralph Ross md
lowed into Rockland today Size viii hs
taken to Portland for repairs "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

! luNNIN faNNll NUu AllNRfN NAtAsEu
| .tanlar,l. Of the mother and the earnest
hearted Scolchman. James. The book
I i not only handsomely but eNeoileifly
/ bound and the clear type and rnod
/ quality Of the paper make 1t pleasure
! 70 handle an1 read.
and this. the latest Of her writings. shows
/ bow indefatigable she Is in pursuit OF
\ her favorite stady, the spiritual In the
material world.
North American Review, July; New
York Office. No East Fourteenth street,
Terms, $500 a year.
by long CUSTOM the Review has taught
its readers 10 expect each mouth that
ths dominant questions u the d4y vii
be presented by writers wei qualified
for ihe task There are ;llree articles IN
the current upinbsr g which are siye9
extra prominence: ''Ihe Future VI Pres
byterianism IN the United States by
Dr. Charles A. Briggs whose noted tn
al for heresy is familiar should Tic
Chinese BE ExcudedP Col. lngers0B
opposing and Hon. I. j, Gcary, author
Of the much discussed Ge1ry law, ad-
y0cating it; the Duke Of Neragua. late
visitor to America and heir Of Columbus,
writes Of the family Of the discoYerer
from the time Of Columbus until the pres
As was promised. Hon. Edward o.
I.eech has furnished an article on S.i-
yer Legislation aud Its Results In
this contribution occurs the following MS
tory Of coinage legislatiOn.
From the formation Of the govern
iuent our coinage legislation has been out
Of touch with the rest Of the world. Inc
first coinage act lTgl authorized the
unrestricted minlage Of gold and silver at
the proportion Of of gold tolo oil SILVER
d ratio not IN accordance with commercial
value OF the two metals. Gold being
uudCryalued Ia our coinage system, gold
coins did not circulate, but were exported
ia exchange for commodities at the COM
mercial value Of pure gold ia such coins.
To remedy this, In 1874 land supple
mental act Of $3.50, The quantity OF gold
Ia the dollar was reduced and the fa-
ito in coinage was fixed az l to lJDoS,
practically 1 to IL. This change did
not correspond TO the commercial value
OF the two metals,-silyer being under
ynhed, and, as consequence, silver
was shipped abroad, so that from 1874
10 1873 gold constituted our only metal
lic currency. In 1913 congress abolished
the silver dollar-a practically Obsolete
c0lu-und gold was made the sole stan
darl of value. At that period this coun-
Try had exclusively paper circulation,
the depreciation of which was measured
ly gold. The law Of Feb. L, lSi3' was
the logical sequence Of the legislation Of
iS3l-'3i. confirmed and strengthened
By the legislation Of 1893 linaking traG-
tional silver coins subsidiary, winch
laws practically made gold the standard
Of this country. In disseminating the
coinage of the silver dollar IN 1873, con-
grpsr therefore. simply recognized an
existing fact by dropping u coin which
had formed no Improbable portion OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

To-day the shertfs Of Texas win meet
In state CONVEX On at Houston. Sheriff
Eulcss aud Firs, Deputy Rca, accom-.
panied by Sherilfs Cunningham Of lay
Tor. Walker of Potter. Ruclicr of Wise,
Wright of Clay and several other OIL
ticials, LETT last night TO attend the SON
ypntiou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

A comparison shows that there were
1904 more fourth-clnss postmasters APP
pointed during the first four months Of
the Harrison regime, tiian for
the same period of the present adm'h-
istration. but with Mr.. Bissel away on
summer vacation. Assistant Maxwell
should be able to catch up with his pre-
deceAor dnring the summer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

The conductors silver lantern contest;
votes
Joe seuily, Texas and Pacific. 80. 90
Geo. CLARK. IT. Worth aud Denver. .JgI
.Iohn NIeCSrfy. Cotton Belt. ......5 $40
T.. X. Woodward, Texas and Pacific. 402
w. Il. Bel. TT. Worth and Denver. -
NJ s. Bogart, Texas and Pacific. e. 20
& " S,HifL Texas and Pacific. $50
w. VI. Hanney, Houston,and 7. c.. .lGO
Il. II. ST Clair, Cotton Belt. ....... "
James Connor Texas and Pacitc... %
W. Richards. Texas aud Pacific. .. -
II. w. Dixon, 1T. Worth and Rio q. ~
]. +. Ingram. Texas and facihc,D.. -
i. A. Koran, Texas and Pacific. "A
EVANS X ROE,
315 Houston street aud 12lO Main St.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
The Nrnnstrcln Killing.

Marshal Ellis, who shot and killed
negro at Mansfield Saturday night, came
IN yesterday and offered TO give him
self up He was before the grand Jury.
but thus far nothing has been done i1
the. case. Marshal Ellis killed the man
accidentally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Railroad earnings for June show in
creased EARNINGS as against the same
period last year. With such solid
basis to stand on confidence will have
hut little trouble in getting erect on its
legs again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

The Sunday openers have discovered
too late that it is easier to jusgle with
a contract than It is to Jungle people
through the box office at the Worlds
fair. While the gates have been priced
open. the Sunday exhibit is a failure be-
cause Of the absence Of the expected
audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
VISITORS 10 CHICAGO

Who want to keep up with Texas news.
will nnd the Daily Gazette on SAFE Al the
following places:
Grand Pacihc hotel news stand.
Palmer house news stand.
Ielnnd hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stann-
Hotel DcsatO news stand
Wells NJ sizer's 1870 State strret. 49,,
Hotel Hayden. 1852 and i5f Thiriy'slA'n
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
wMAr rnn nANKs Man nn

Through a typographical blunder The
Gazette was made to say yesterday that
tue revenue from the per cent lax ON
bank note circulation is "SSl. TOoOOO."
IL should have read Sl.72O.OOO. win
government bonds at high premium and
per cent tax on outstanding .ireula.
ton. the banks found 1t Improbable IN
ISSUE notes and have been gradually nh.
sorb'ns their paper until 1t is reduced 4,
Sl'-'OOo'oOO. sun Of small importance
in the total Of the nations money.
1t Is admitted on all sides that hank
notes are sonndly based. aud that thev
are as good as the best currency In IN,
world. Whatever else may he done NJ
tue special sc.~s Of congress Thorn
no valid reason why all factions should
not unite on a measure 10 extend tho
usefulness of the banks as remedial re.
tors IN the financial situation. They m,
win US aud We should profit by them h
tue i1il measure of their ability to SUNNY
rue demand for an increased eirculatlu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

You are commanded to report at ;he
armOry ON Tuesday evening. July IL,
1873, at s o'clock. BY order Of
J. Il. BRAGASSA,
Captain Commanding.
Q. q. ELLIOTT, First Sergeant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

wichita Falls. Tex. July 10 Special, 4
Walter Groenlcc whilo drawing ART from,
a wen WIS struck aud Killed 6r nehfnine
y. wv .lrnins. lie lives three dulles south
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
N THE CITY.


NUWEI 1'I'7' 11''II|f
II has been some time since have been
to see you. but am sIill in the second
hand book business and buy. sell or ex-
change. Wine to see ali the Nor
( nv oo5d Man Il @Y street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

II you want IN arteslnn well drilled
10 any depth from one thousand to thres
thousand feet. the Panhandle Machin.
cry and Improvement company, corner
First and Throckmorton streets viii tase
contract TO put 1t down for bottom IL.
ures in the shortest possible time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Chase & Sanborn's No. l brand ten nj
T5c and No. blend at soc. are straight
goods aud well worth the money. Tor
sale at Turner q Dingee s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

We are sole agents in Fort wor,, for
Belle Springs creamery bntter i ~ ~
Sinnnrd's Royal patent flour. the In
comparable Batavia canned goods, CHASE
~ Sanborn's famous Boston coffee, apl
teas, ana on the above goods we, uiaes
an absolute guarantee as ~ auality.
TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Aristotle says that money exists NO,
by nature, but by law ASS "1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

In the tenth century there were tbirtv.
eight mints IN England.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Let US sees What was 1t Mr. srili
shepard In The Lampasas convention 50
a'oanently declared 10 DO "the pnrau,on, I,
4'asf Can Mr.. Shepard, from hi. 4 4,
Ia historyl ""'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

Julius Caesar was the f-s man To
put bis own image on a coin. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11
ARTEsIAN WEIIx

The American cents Of 1TST bore the
motto Mind Your Business"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-11

pea't throw away ~
Sink them in some N (. ~
them in some unfreq -
bgrs boiled over mA1il N.
pleasing to tho eye, 10
through at the too isp.'s'ss
to Your fellow men ,. .,s's; =
vent other peopls., i a',,'tl
on apparel philaae'p
The notes used By ia'
cost exactly le eaep ~,
I'he first coming i,
lEAAsuehuer IL iiE-'
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