davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-04-15
.Fe10S You Want to Kno,c

appointed at an average Of 1875 daily.
Scarlet fever has made its appear.
ance at Pocatello.
Mayor Stein has notified the coun.
ell at Pocatello that as long as he is
mayor he win be mayor.
Mr.. Walsh, a leading attorney of
Helena, Montana, is attending this
term of court.
The road from Market Lake to
Rexburg is in many places below the
level.
Twenty-six attorneys we're seated
before the judges desk at the opening
Of court, Wednesday morning.
Sheriff Cutshaw, Of Fremont county,
was a looker.on in the court room of
old Bingham Wednesday.
Eecles, Spencer & Co. of Beaver
Canon, have opened a store Of general
merchandise at Market Lake.
The criminal docket OF the court
will not be reached and disposed of
before next week.
Montanas municipal elections Mon
day brought substantial victories to
the Democratic party.
Messrs Stewart and Dietrich will
represent the anti-divisionists in the
fight before the Supreme court.
The most important case before the
court this week was that Of II. G.
Rand against the Warbonnet live
stock company.
The board Of county commissioners
will adjourn from day to day until
the division bulls are finally settled
Ia the courts.
Dr. Hicks reads the weather like
school boy reads his teachers symp-
toms OF headache. He knows how
things are going for the day.
Tex" the murderer OF "Dutch
John" is one Of the principal witness
es against the ex-turnkey Howard
French for numbering conyict Hatton.
GOV. Mcconnell has appointed Col.
Hannaford, Of Pocatello, and r. II.
Davis. OF Malad, delegates to the con-
gress soon to convene in 0gdeH.
Three new members were admitted
TO the Good Templars lodge, Saturday,
and six applications for membership
fled.
Salt Lake, Ogden, Helena, Challis,
Walla walla, Idaho Falls and Poca-
tello had attorneys at this term of
court
The Asylum is doing excellent
work in tree planting Over 500 have
been planted and the good work is
still going on.
Mountain Home sheep men are IN
the midst Of the shearing season.
Over 100, 900 pounds of wool already |
on the platform for shipment.
Assistant Postmaster Maxwell lift
ed 6 small oysters out of the soup tu-
reen for Idaho. Wednesday, he APP
pointed 6 postmasters for Idaho.
Ten thousand women are applicants
for positions on the Worlds Fair
grounds. Some want to be sales
women, some cashiers and some
mattresses.
A destructive cyclone visited Kan
sas, Missouri, Indiana and Illinois
Monday night destroying many lives
and unnumbered dollars worth of
property.
Judge Standrod is told a great deal
about the infellcities OF married life
in one term of court The divorce
cases are usually loaded with heavy
cartridges for battle.
The Sabbath school of the NJ. Il.
church will be pleased to see you at
The church Sunday evening. The male
1uartette will assist the little ones
with the music and that assures you
excellent song service. Come.
An esteemed correspondent from
Gentle Valley writes us that his
people are very much dissatisfied with
- .Nxs |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

baB es es taft iebt i6on fein @ebtet 9tcbt,
tpelcbem mani i'm groBen g ubltfum me6r
Nufmerfiamfctt ent9egenbringt, ais oteiem.
Die ertpdbntcn 36atia3en 9aben Die Ser
~anlaiiung ba3u, baB Bic vSuinoissS taats7
!3ettung" burcb einen betpGbrten &unltlcr,
6errn Wtar Srieberang, cine umiallenoe
un6 itreng ndturgetreue 3et9nu11g Der 9e7
Iolnmten 8%orltcbfeiten ser MeItausiteaun9
anfertigen lieB. Die auf GuBerit getptienz
bate @eiie %getponnene 9aritelll1ng bart
nit Gedbt ais etne neutrality-suspicious., Den
mirflicben GerbGltnifien gerau entipre6enbe
betrocbtet nerben. Sic tpurbe ben 6auptz
leitern unb 8aumetitern ser @eltausfteI7
lung nor9elegt ult6 BON tbnen etltittmmtg
ais Dpafommen unb Sutreffeno be5etcbnet.
@as Bic GuBerlibe 0uSi3mitdlng an
beIangt, 10 lit auf bieieIbe iorgfGlttger @ez
ibmad bertpenbet tpor6en. 9as 8tl6 lit
ntbt auf benz biuigen ltt6ograpbtlben
QSege, ionbern bur9 bas neuere 8ertabren
Der GbrOmozI Topographic bergeitellt. Die
Sarben itnb natiirlt6 uno bauerbaft, tpte
itberba1pt Bic gan5e N%usitattung Der in
OfaB eenauen utb in peripecttDii6er Qlnz
Ia9e finitIerii6 mtrflamen Srtgtnalaufz
nabme ipiirbtg lit. 9as 8tG0 bat Sic
@rOBenperbdltniiie. bon Is gu 20 unb
Oiirfte ii6 pOr5isLi9 gum 3immeri6mud
ober fir dbnLicbe 3mede et9nen.
Die vSutneis Staatsz 3ettuns" macbt
6aiielbe ibren 2eiern inter fOIgenben 8ez
btn8ungen augdnglt6:
l%bonnenten, ueG3e tbr @%bonnement fit
ein Sabr tm @oraus be3ublen, utrb bas
8iIb auf @uni9 portofrei sugeianbt.
2eier, pel6e feline 8orausbe3abIuns sez
letitet, ober ibre BrGmie bereits ~empfon9en
baben, t0nnen es gegen Gtnienbung bes se7
rtn9en 8etrases bon 25 Gts., tpelcber ben
5eriteuun9Sfoiten entiprt9t, ebenfaIs porz
tofret erbalter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

@eltausiteGung erfIdrt. = @m 9onnerse
tag Nben6 berritbte in bem bon Brdii>
bent GLeoelanb unb ieiner Samltlte be-
ipobnten 9ano6auie in 9afetpoDO, sc. S.,
lticbt geringe 2(ufregultg iiber Die pl0BLide
@rtranfulg bon 8obD 0fut6. OtcDrere
Ner5te purOcn 3u 6iilfe 9erufen, bon oenen
5tpet beina6e cine Stunbe lang in Der
Cottage perblciber. 6eute ~Derlautet, baB
bte &letne nicbt ernitlib erfranft tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

9ur3 bte u~nertpartet ftarte gfa3frase

9ur9 bte u%nertpartet itarte Nabfrase
na6 Sen
yGeiicbiLbern BON 6ermdnn Gaiter"
1T bic Nuflage cher nergriffen tporben, ais
bic 1eu beiteaten @~relnplore fertig seiteut
uerben fontten. @ir bitten ba6er bieieniz
gen unlerer 9eier, pel6e bteles 8u9 in
tebter 3eit beiteut unb mod nicbt erbaIten
babet, nod pentge 8o4en @ebulb SIT baz
ben, bis bic neue Nuflase III ~unIeren Seitb
gelongt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

gfebcn BEN erfDdbnten Framlen lenfe1
mir Bic Nufmerfiamfeit unierer 2eier nod
auf Die ie6r iOrgfdlti8 aus9efit6rte Gar
ftelung ser @eltauSiteuun9sgebGuDe. Ofit
DEM 6ortibreiten Oes groBet 6rieocns7
werfes iteigert ii6 natur9emGB altcb Die
Gbeilna6me an allen baiiclbe beritbrenoen
9orsdnsen in immer weiteren &retien, 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

Tho following wbolrsnlc auotnilonn arc
revised dnlly and win be fnuud rolinblni
Nuts Ainoniis. new. s0ft.shellpI uer
pound, he: walnuts, extra large.
nrr nonnI, iJt.. nlbrrts. per pound.
h he: Rrnzils, new crop. per pound,
~ lee; nuts. assorted, 25iD boxes,
cr " \ 1.iSG,r, prnunt. fnney vl,ite'
non snck. raj brand o %. choice willie
R1ss brand ~ raast.I tybit. MAJ
I'm, IIb'',' ,,,r,,ss t,,..,, ,,,'r .,'.i
XIX s0.' ie.. 1nat,itv, nor Joz Do. nea,
M foaslers M o.. reerlcss, on l,,li
bnslrl s'he Sln w popcorn anu Pc@hnn19, M.
inasl"l r",'ip ,,,.,', s,,n ~ ,aa' Uy'
poINoln it99n-l'' ~ t,''Dis, So loliiihut
fohsltr n"7A' ~" WI p"pVoin' HnVleu'
p't ~; ~ .r,,tt-. ,..,. -.
bH,n iln' IA " I1t nrnn i PER ~
iiV,9,i nfn'n ~, "s -, gg ~ poN"H' ~.
lnlii9f1a mVs lVps. -D-il boxes lfri
IOs' Ms nc Us, aW; &c, Cniiormin
eyhpotatei npHools' z0-lb boxes per W..
u lie; Dates Ford, beib boxes, lc;
Figs. choice layers, lOlD boxes lbc;
fancy, lCc' fancy black; Californin, hoA
crown, So per box y J. raisi1.i Z
crown - per boz ualfornain dried
ssilin grapes II sacks. &C. Der ID: Cali.
fornia seciic.s rai-ins, Sc; apples. choice
rpnfnrafrd. ,D-lh boxes, per H., II lie;
n,iine 5Oih boxes. iOc. dried apples. ~
n,r 10 Sliced dried apples. Dc ppr 10.
rurrlpt. h bbls., glfiiic prr ~; eur.
pr.srryes Il h pniis one dozen 10 case
49, d,,v SGT5. 6plib lanalIu. nor ii,
ft.th era,n 81 nD. Norfiiern nnts,f
~ w
f-f;Ie,se- Fancy fuil one In box n t.oc.
i,r, M box. Id; fancy Young American,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

n. T.. Adams. Dallas; L. @. Seals, Paris;
II. W. Fish city. Miss Rlanche Mallory
Ilonhnm: a. H. Ponder, Collnlne, Kan;
A. SPRINGER city; Fred J.. Davis, New lork;
Roth r. Woods, Washington CITY; W ~
davis, Kansas City; Sol Jacobs Texas
IL. NJ Spicer, Texarkanu; 10 liorhowie, ST.
Louis: L. PurlOm and wife, Oklahoma Ter
ritory: &. H. Thompson, Topeka q, r
Mnef, Texas: II. ], Powell, city; Mrs ".
learn. q. H. Moore, Fort Wodth; y. w.
raho0n. Dallas; Lon Ogleshy. Plnuo; Ino'
H. Blnnton, chico; II. w. Brown owens
ltoro: Chas Mcfarland, T.. y. FArber. Alr'
do; l., r. Stii and son, Mckinney w. ~
Richardson, ozark, Ark: T. C.. cgrholy.
Snu Radned. cal: Ionic Black, 81; Louis
n j. Atkinson. Henrietta; y, y Eilisloh'
Christian; n. NJ. Convey. J. VI horuI'
Dnllas; $. p Thompson. Gainesville o.
McNabh, Oklahoma CITY; H. /. Corey; Wells
Fargo Express company; }. 81. hughes
Atlanta: @, +. Coyell. New York; ~. ~
HlnnkcnShip, Cruweu, Tex: j. j. JARVIS
Texas. +. L. Spencer, Decatur; &, L. Hhw'
ley. AIeulphis; =. Il. Jones, st. Louis; J.
g. oliver 81 Louis: j.. o. Clenyer Pthin.
his: Mrs. y. NJ. Creendan; tlhfksNilii.'
j, Il. Mctlelland aud wife, Dlarcndon W,
r. Martin. Cincinnati; J.. y, Milan slrn
Rose jus r. johnson. Weatherfofd; 3 ".
Nebhltt aud wife. swretwatcr ~ NJ linw-
kins. Quanah; Jno. ID. DONALDSON NASH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
THE WORLDS FAIR.
IN 80 DAYS II WIZ ee READY
FOR THE WORLD.
-
A Texas kan's Impressions The State Press
Regrets That the State Is Mol
Properly Represented.

W. w. Dexter returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he attended the
meeting Of the National Pres, assorio.
ton, aud with Mrs, Dexter. spent sev.
cral days visiting the World. fnlr
grounds. He says the Texas Press ns.
ISOLATION was royalty treated during
their visit in Chicago. but il is when ~.
ierrlus to the Worlds fair that he grows
enthusiastic and fails to lind language
sufficiently graphic to express himself.
lie says The White City is the grandest
affair in all its wonderful make MI that
the world has ever seen. and grows ..-
pecially enthusiastic regarding the elec.
tFic display after night. Ia visit and
behold The exhibits already la u.np, H.
says is not only pleasure but mn ,.3W.
cation IN itself Like others who have
VISITED the grounds, Mr.. Dexter saws
mere Is yet much To be done before the
buildings are completed or the exhibits
IN place \ large force Of men nrr al
work day. aud night, aud he thinks thni
Nllqlh thlrty days everything will be in
readiness A quarter Of a miI,inn pao.
pie visited tue grounds last sunday snl
everybody Is reioiced to know thnt I'M
NeNed question regarding the opcninr OF
me. gates on the sabbath has bpen snt.
teu' aud that the people will be- nor.
united TO enter the grounds every duy
III the week
There is one thing In connection with
tne intr which was not source Of pleas
uro 70 Texas visitors. Eyery common.
wealth and territory in tbe Irnion az.
resented. "7" w
Outside the mere shell Of an unfinished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
WAXAHACHIE.
IOhn Boyle Killed by a Traln-Alleaed 10 Be
CRAY Married.


Waxahachie, Tex, June 1.-lSprrlall
As a west.bouud freight train over The
Fort Worth aud New Orleans railway
was passing through the city this after.
noon about O'Clock. section hand.
named John Boyle, attempted to board
1t about midway of the train, when.
owing to the speed the train was
making he was thrown violently be-
tween the ears aud the entire half of
the train passed over his limbs, emitting
them off just above the knees. Medical
aid was ut once summoned and every
effort made 10 save his life, but lie died
NJ . O'Clock y. m.
Sheriff j. VI. Meridith today placed in
jail j. G. Hill on charge If insanity.
He has for the past three months been
running n little fruit stand on the east
side of the square, but for three or four
days past his stand has been locked up,
and when the sheriff found him lie was
In Mr. Adkisson's hardware store. tear
ing up things generally. and throwing
chairs out into the street.
Mr.. y. Y. Matthews Of the firm Of
Matthews Bros, clothing and gents
furnishing goods, OF this place, aud Miss
Mary Philpott, a charming young lady
also Of this city, were married last even
ing at the residence OF the brides brother
inlaw. n q, Smith
News has been received here Of the
marriage in sherman last evening of
Captain II. l.. keenan, aud Miss Lille
Gift The groom is a cotton buyer and
for the past three years has resided IN
WnNnhachic. The bride was raised in
this city and was visiting IN Sherman at
the time of her marriage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGToN INN.

c. w. Dewey. Galveston; r. NJ Payne,
Kansas City: II D. Slaviu. New York Colo
mel hall. Gartersvlle. e. Ramsey birmlng'
ham; j. Hlldreth New Haven. Cont; MIL
Lor, New York; y. W. HUMPHREY W. T..
Mclean. Fort Worth: len u. Mcienn
Mount venom, Thas, +. Fisher, IiohI, Mo
Cnrt and wife. Fort Worth; w. ]. Russell
Normounth, Ills, Nat Kramer. Fort WORTH
II. SchocRe baltimore; j. H. Farwurth aud
wife. Austin; Miss Annie Mas, Luke short
and wife H. II. Dunn and wife. Fort WORTH
II W. Lake. Cincinnati: l.. II, Grnhnm,
New York: W g. skinner, BALTIMORE e.
q. Dlakeley. U. W, Schorn, J. o. Telhoih,
New York; H. NJ Fickiugcr Fort Worth;
j Kaminrr. 81 louis: j. H. AIrCiellnnd and
wife, Clarendon; o. 5. osch and son, New
York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
EXCLUSION.

On lmc 2 grand excursion viii 10
Northern from .ougyicw to Galveston,
under the uuinices Of division - q. X
e.. aud Fort Houston lolge NJ /. /
q. q. H. Rates have been made low
and q large delegation from East Texas
will 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
Gazette Machine,

The very best foW3nG machine
which skill and money eau
produce There is no better,
and few so good, An agent
of a sowing machine com.
pany will charge you $G5 to
$50 for n machine in no
respects different from this
which we furnish you for
only $24, including one full
years subscription to tho
WEEKLY GAZETTE
We could fill columns with
the best testimonials of its
worth sent us by persons
who have them in use, but
the machine itself Is its own
best recommendation, as you
will say when you see and
use il.
$24 for the Machine and
Weekly Gazette One Year.
The machine will be sent
TO annual subscribers to
the Daily Gazette who
want it on the payment of
So additional, to the regu.
lar subscription price Of IS
a year, 1871 for the Daily
Gazette ono year and this
superb machine
Send for circulars describ-
ing the machine
Address all letters TO
OE1ocahr P08ltSAiH0 co.
FORT WORTH, TEX.
This is Premium No IL.
---------N~s'-s1-- 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02


cnr. amar and North Sire
49, ~'''N' WV ~ w y
assorted rnn., 51h hov. 5Oc. mnrshmal.
lows. rtprry hrnnd. am bhy. 81 ~, mixed
pnndies. mills. nci, H. Z l.Nt! ,ryztul cut
So; daisy, Ii. NJ creamp, he. stWl.
candy. M mills. Inc.
orgukrrs and cakes Animals, iaci Kos.
Ton hnttrr Soy huttcr De; rrVns, y
l..c. clnrkuclla. lhc; cracker ncHl, Hr,
cakes aud iumhlcs. II l-2cj lrniI sui
lannr lie; Hiugcr Snaps, lie; gr9nd'
wa o'9klns' luci lrhan NapA l'pi
WVloiH' lor' oyster pear, Wri VfWrf ~
S'lhl"E III WclMw-l lfGl vnAm sNun.
Wnhh. w, tnlN' hc' sugar
'"9h3A ,,'i sluHr plhl'Ns' n,
vH ~ Munl lhH" nIFHr MY
KY s, iE uI'u'' nN,,Ei ~ onlts,h,.t,.
~, wy ,NNlN 1'h tintN sui t-"'V'
n'WWHh{7 E,Hyh -W1 ~ ,.. $500.
al ''l iAE,hl u"ll"nl' ~ lo'' 10" Unr
"unh ~ un' hFu W. m 49, 49,.
4. itnH N"V'H """ N"h'Hi f'"V PVF 'Vn'
'ltt,VF'u 800
,n.S,NNN,, l"llNc' ., $40,
d, "WtN Pll nous per uHrh' NT'iNi
s'pi SUZUKI rhNh'hH' sllIu pr Inh'u'
S.,1si ni.,lhs 'hl'N'nH large peg ""''h'
S-.,""-
Vegetables IhulillnWCr, per dozen,
Sl3oWLoo. WuN nonns per hmHhcl, Sl,Oni
grccn pvns per hushpl, N.Ni squnshrs,
per logon. AOiilnri cuwmbcrF per dnL
IN, 2AHibur; new cabbage. per pound,
naparnrus. ppr dospn hnuchrs. TO6finO.
NV POTATOES, per hnshrli 81 .alg lh'
now dry onions, per pound, . l'2mict
rhnharh' Wf, pnand m'lc' groru corn,
per 1oSeli inWrV hhtler m9hg ny
buhhcl' Slhpi nkrn. per hnshel, SLOW
Egg Einn' yer deem no. sl,'ni lomoiSr7.
third hoy. I6sti.nO
se.o
III, t N"uuu, ,hH'ii ,is,te...
ilu'i' , r"su .,slu,iNlNi - '-@'""'
Errsh frnW. ibcrric., mon Ia, C,i
-" pHr cruz, I'm san"i npmt,.
nv 70 n"Avs, f',"u' WR'n'A' ~
puAvs; DC Nuh7' P't ~ p"A,s' . ouitwl,i
,,l'Mnelt''' Fl "A,yn Hl,uul
1T ~, u',,A'
'rr'lvn, W lg IA, u'''i l'-', EpW,V,'.'
per 'rat,, S''"i iNNl,h'iilvt' Nhll1' l"F
,iAlo. NiWli raspprlrlr., Wnl--' lt'f rrnlr'
S2'yu' onnin!nnlr' pvf uwrIh e'W Wllnr-
lnrlnhH' NIH"NNHi WuNN-' p't .nN'
faWbl'N' "lnut'. H''N, !ei my MvE
sinn oranges " hlA: gLHt blOrh'lu
PER hunr9, S&'shi"". .,
per- '' Bash al" wnoI". ,i Sioo ''"' ''V'
Tnrnp seed 3.le per hushel
Allhlhi seed sIsn per h47l'L
St2ck Pea,-sl's yer @ s9 y, ~. ,.,,.,
I2,i9,il.'" 1f i..' 9r' 40 Low per ou'i''
mlll'l Wv pn.n1'' "u' "a, S-oo. ho.,
!, LAY LAY ,NI,'s '9o1I ~ I"'r@o,,it'H vnr,h
5yrrinl'g, =, ~. w.. W., - =" ~ '"''"'
Nsi1p 10 80 loI W. on
hrHN -f'f 'oh' SUM
Wincs aud Spirits whisky lRpotihod. |
~ 2m2OO As per proof nnryear'old
upwards, 81 G002 10; sour mash, twn'
years old M SlOM0m ~ per ngo;
.1lrn old, mWWloWl' blended Wllshea'
wlues Pare grape. per gnllon. St.O0 |
tn,vnris
p,,i t,,r. ,r.,,,.,.s,. ami, e. OK. |
blAV,tl'H ~ Y, s1l''', ,T,,.,-,i
'ult ha ~ ". , VI T-,,'',i ~ ~, /
, o 3s Fi''''''"'' '''P'''''' F''''
Drugs Quotations bnfci 9n small lnts |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

tliy o. Mckee. Juue L. News has reached
niste % me mnriur anil r\hhrfy ~ nv,t p,sl.
uris ny band NJ brteands IA tho stat. ~
uf the robbers ' '''''"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
GoINa ro nnAnor Anrnns

A change III the business OF Booty &
Allen Of ibis city viii be- made sDou,
Mr. j l., B,oly vii retire from tho drm
and 90 10 Fort Woryh TO cnmsc u
business there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

Galveston 1rx., June -spoelal.N--
Receipts thus Tar ihls wcek. 49,. si,Na
Receipts tho same time last yeAr sNsqt
keccipts this day 900
Receipts this day last voar Npas
Total rpccipta thus Ear this season a,Sda.l01
Total receipts thus iariast season d,ass. lSa
Difference a,Ods fSn
Exports To t;roat Brliain ....... ia,Sis
Exports TO France .....,....... a,4l9
Exports 70 continent ,..,....u. GSiS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

New Orleans Ia, June l. Markets
unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
b r

+. Asror. Of what you find a
4 siIring DEATH" by at once
.nr,elf under our able, ex-
.tIllfnl and scientific treat
M n the unnumbered thous-
4 Z. I. hopeless as yourself, whom
'-,ssi during the past n years.
Al whether or not we are
I'M Ia eifecting a cure in your
rs you take some decisive
ns you are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

Irre,rievahly and forever
'lkse dreaded. distressing and
4 gSral Ills never cure them
4, ylrld only to the most per-
4 \ Ncll directed effort on the
~ who understand them.
Il ltarn Of our reliability, our
wf skill and our wonderful
Il skiing any OF the thousands
4 have completely restored TO
tNr,h and vigor, and in whose
|kiIe placed the means of re-
|-plnesi, long life and useful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

NEW ORLEANS pROnUcE

Kansas City Mo- juno Wheat
dull, weak; NJ. red " i-2Nta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

NV orleans FafureA
New Orleans, June l-(spoclal. Got
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

A CENTS and receive n copy
b iHastrated book Of 40 pages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02
ton futures closed steady, ia 70 Is polnts
higher, Sales. sg,600
fre chts rroil, ti.I,,.F,n

GALVESTON. los. Juno Especial } y
ny Steamship from Galveston, Toy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

Tally Movcmont' NJ Interlp- rownL
Galveston Tex. June
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

Iilliiion free. Call upon
|lluss with stamp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-02

New York. June 1--ispecinl) Cotton
futures closed firm, 10 ~ points
ingher Sales. iiu,0c1
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-03-29
He Had Quit.

was riding into Tuscumbia. Ala,
on horseback and was within three
miles of the town when | met a
colored man carrying a bundle un-
der his arm and getting over the
road at lively gait. He seemed to
be laboring under considerable ex-
element, and | asked:
Anything happened, Moses?"
white man, is yo' familiar wild
de Bible?" he queried in reply as
he halted.
"Yes, tolerably so"
"Does de Bible tell of a pusson
named Ananias?"
1T does"
"What sort of pusson was he?"
"He was liar"
"Was he liar from way back?"
81 guess he was"
Couldn't tell the troof to save
his neck?"
"No; but why do you ask?"
"Why, sab, fo'teen Vars ago |
dun went to work for Mars Jack
son up in the brick yard at Tuscum-
bia. He sot right out and called me
Ananias, an dats de name Tze gone
by eber since. I'ze been proud of
it right along till dis mawnin,
when st. Louis man cum along
and axed me who | was. When
dun told him he jest slapped his leg
and hollered and said:
Boy, doan yo know who dat
Ananias was? He was de cham
pion liar from de headwaters Of
Lyin Creek. He could dun outlie
all de odder liars in de hull world
put together. One time he dun
told 10000 lies in one day and didn't
hurt hisself bit. "
"Well?" | asked, as he paused.
"Waal, | didn't dun wait five
minits. | nebber went to see Mars
Jackson. | din't say goodby to
nobody. ! jest packed up desc
clothes and sot out for Decater.
Tez quit de job. Tze frowed up
my hands. l'ze so broken up and
'shamed O myself dat rze gwine
down to Decater an mix up wild
common niggers an call myself
George Washington" New York
Sun.