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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The Michigan building Is favorite
resort for Wolverines. and every day.
particularly abont noon. hundreds %
sour pcople" gather there 10 partake Of
their MONDAY meal. which they bring IN
baskets. paper sacks or other wrapping.
Signs IA various parts 81 the building
read. ~Only Michigan People Allowed to
Lunch Here. but how 70 tell which are
Michigan people and not is a problem
yer, difficult a. solve. II - estimated
bY ;ho@e capable - judging that prob
ably DOT lees than Jt.o persons ate their
MIDDAY meal on the Fourth under the
roof 81 the Michigan building. One Pc
culiartfy. -. = that - the many pres
ent one sees ~ very fen acqusintanCes.
tine gentleman from orand Rapids ~
uiafscd g. me while eating has dinner.
Il came w IA tram ia which there
were ~ east - Grand Rapids people.
int have mot been able go find one n
them since I reached these grounds =
AMI this sae nos an exceptional case.
either People were iooksng for friends
repeatedly sat with very few exeep
tionS. without success Correspondence
.tatksan pasri,t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

As tie snnusi meeting - the Ancient
ORDER - ilibrrniafs is@t week the fol-
ins lux ofieers were elected President.
n J byFne. vice president N = Con
tsrrou; rseor.iiag secretary. III "
s7rannces. fnanttsi secretary NJ r. tol
Ilra. treasurer. James tgan During
the year the order PAID 81. "a. = Apply
ca fha principal = TIE mortgage. Fiif
interest, f5l0 seek b~nenta. s3lf for
burial espenees. and stOo death lo-ees.
fous memis~r- having dled during Tbs
year President hyrue recommended
that tuth flsniei oCcnnslfs birthday
and the tenth anniversary e he ORDER
- duly observed ACT the recommends
to Mi prstsblJ te siopee.i 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
MANAGER OF LoCKERBY HALL
Charles :. Emerson Appointed to Sup
crintend the Hartman Property.

The Shepard Hartman property. which
Was purchased from Dr. Shepard by
Mrs. A. q. Lockerby and over which
there has been considerable litigation.
IL Ia be reIuvenated. as II were. and
placed where IL belongs. A short time
ago the entire property. leases. etc.
were turned over To Mrs. Lockerby by
the courts and now every effort will be
made To brighten il up and make it de
sirable for tenants. Mrs. Lockerby has
engaged Charles ;. Emerson. we'll
known young newspaper man. To man
age the large hall. attend To the rentals.
etc. Mr.. Emerson Is half owner and
managing editor Of the Review. the lead
ing society paper If the state. and while
attending 10 Mrs. Lockerts : interests
he viii still give the paper his spperyis-
Ion and devote considerable OF has time
to increasing the success that has al.
ready attended his efforts ia that direc-
ton The leetur. courses In Hartman hall
have been 80 successful that Mrs.
Lucherby has decided 10 arrange for
one for next winter. and Mr.. Emerson
wlll give tins his personal attention.
Having bad charge OF the amusement
departments ~ several 81 the papers
here during the past eight years. he
should he well fitted for this line ~
work. and the course Will undoubtedly
prove success. The name Of the hall
will be changed 10 Locherby hall, aud
several improvements will be made ia
order that 10 may bc even more attract
i've and comfortable. Another thing
contemplated by Mrs Lochcrby Is the
opening ~ the safety deposit vaults
formerly used by the Michigan Trust
company. and located on the Fountain
street sids II the property. Mrs. Loeb
crhy SAYS that work will be begun at
once rcnactlcling and decorating the
buildings - that they will be- among
the finest IA the clty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
MoRsE's


Extra super. all wool. 6ac: worth soc.
Extra super. & G. zoe; worth 1uc.
Best Union ingraina. &c, worth soc.
Good Union ingraiua. .0c: worth nc.
X. sanford 4 sons ten-wire tapestry.
i5c. worth al.
:. Sanford 4 Sons nine wire tapestry.
81 G.. worth soc.
Coed tapestry. ibc. worth 60c.
Smith 4 sons meqaette. 81, worth
si50
Hull size chenille bordered PORTER.
49,, worth 81
"a fringesi chenille spread. siis.
worth rsa
Wlnaow shad-s. all coinrr complete
really O. hang. lie each.
Curtain poles coniil~te. lir each.
t'ood China mating. i2'sc a yard
xssffh l-r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

4 Greulick's. the well known Monroe
street merchant taiiors and gents furn-
ishers. Even during some Of the ex
tremelv warm days business has been
SO brisk al Strahan 4 Greulick's that
many visitors called The place VERT
able bee hive. Strahan A Grculick me
always 10 lie relied upon. their stock is a
complete one and 81 the very best quail
jty In gents furnishing gooda the firm
shows an unparalleled. up TO date. line
Of novelties that merits an inspection.
Fashionable young men should bear
StFahan 4 Greulick in mind when they
need something neat and hobby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly usra. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value u health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
It, excellence Is due 20 It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste. the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties IT perfect lax
alive; eheetually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction To millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it scts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
cists In Soc and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The board transferred $1,000 from the
maintenance fund aud 81 200 from fish
cries fund 10 fund for constructing and
furnishing II state building. also 500
from contingent 10 mineral exhibit fund.
Bills TO the amount OF s6,oc0 were
allowed and ordered paid.
Wednesday and Thursday. September
lS and IA. having been designated as
Michigan days. the following eommittes
was appointed 70 make proper arrange
mrnts Tor the celebration Of them: Gov
ernor Rich. President Weston and Com
missioners Flynn and Valentine.
The committee was authorized 10 ap.
point an auxiliary committee 81 citizens
representing the various sections II the
state 70 assist IN the work.
As September IA has also been as
signed TO Ohio and the buildings adjoin
IL was decided 10 have Michigans prin-
cipal celebration on the 18th.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

fos mAsi slotis.rs - contractors asking
Zoe seaiszi proposals fsE the erection apd
eoallsisosl q ths couuty jail ssapfoss
Reais. inssleisnx bu1idlegs. cell work.
heating aud sanitation. aesoFdins o. the
plane sad specifications adopted The
plans aud speesilcsis % will To- ready TO
exhibsl ou saa after july "a. and she
bsds y ~ he closed Jpl5 ~. al nooe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The--tere Ile~shef. Ne - Second
.tresss. fstrs ssesi f.safs " Seessoae
~ re- West Dsslssi.sy t.feeneessi
glaste<s 2. hrafe Wskrr tsenstfp.
~sel JERK Ms.,i slshs Nankass@i n
81 iha1ene street M taisaFy James
fsasis. - Hsfkz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

tsssaee~ hinsks ash psouinsns msn
hslsisn Star
Ias SsAsp ksFfps uxK.ID came cal
set SAisdsy ~sih tseats EIGHT pase-
a.td coafslalng s<saas sfisndid sie~s -
Etra,sas I.zst,nas - The Waller CITY fns
Hsa4io - sn snteFpf.siag nesspsles
ssi Is The hssf dasly Zoe Fslialle peas
that ss.usss g. our labss. Suniield sun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Viva Parton, No. 10 Sefsbnss street,
nsea-ies JOHN Bsrsnaa. Ma. "A bartlett
street. measies Charles Raussef and
August Raurses No. lik' jackson street.
diphtherAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

You can't afford 10 laugh. dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white rs pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet.
And your two lips in rosepuds meet;
And YOU cannot supply this want.
But through the use 81 SCZODONT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Misses aongols spring heel with pa;
ent tif.- fsr only els. Ladies tire don
gs.ss hand tafn ov machine ses~d patent
tie bntton shoes fe.f only g. worth si
Noe = your chsnee. cofae At oncc 20
% ifAfss. - Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
ATTEND GafGli SHE 4 si ~. =
KEEps IT ZIP.
ssmmsr uoasbs shs~s na Decreases ~
B4ssaess.

Safanet 9Th its ssfm. aaeomf3ft
ste fsys =stsss g. - na assvfrs.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

W1DIG'c EhfR Sailors. in all colors
W0iHO iHW aud great variety Of
qualities. al Corl Knott 4 Cos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Vocal music by the Patrol quartet in
addition 10 Wurzburg's band at Reeds
lake today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
CLEARING SALE.

Beginning Monday. July 10. we shall
offer our entire stock Of shoes at marve-
lonsly low prices. Below We quote
few IL the prices:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
THE coTroN cRop,

The September report OF the depart
ment Of agriculture. issued Saturday.
shows the cotton crop to be In very
unsatisfactory condition. The reports
state that there has boon decline Of
fully seven points In the average condl-
ton Of the crop during August. the lg-
urea standing Iaa per cent compared
With Sp.4 pcr cent month ago. This
Is The lowest September condition since
1881. Commenting on this the New Or
lenas ricayune says; III the figures Of
the agricultural bureau are to DO ac-
gepied as authoritative and reliable. tho
crop now beginning to come to market
docs not promise u large yield. 1t viii
be rememher''l that IN June the govern
mens reported but a very slight hcrease
in ACREAGE over last year. The Septeu,.
bar condition last year was 7d.S nor
cent and The commercial crop, which N.
cluAsd. probably. considerable Of chs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
THE KEY NOTE.

atlanta CONSTITUTIONAL
Congressman Maddox OF Georgia struck
the keynote OF hnlucial reform in his
re int able speech in the silver debate.
Among other strong points Mr. Mad
dox made the following:
What the people OF this country must
have, and will have In the near future.
is System of finances that will render
It impossible for few individuals TO
wreck the country at their viii. We
musts wrench this power from Wall
street or the existence of this republic
will he short lived.
This hits the nail on the head. Be-
fore he national banking system was
established through the efforts of the
Eastern capitalists who got the federal
government under their control during
the war, wealth was more generally dis
lhp state banking system IN lhose days
and tue local issues of currency did moi
drift TO Wall street and remain cOnges-
ted in the East. The notes. OF the state
banks Of some of the Northern mad
Southern states circulated at par throngh-
ont the country. and even In canada, but
the great bulk Of the circulation natural
ly lowered around the places Of issue,
and every section was Hbuudanty SUD
piled with a home currency.
We have seen the disastrous workings
of the .exclusyehess of the present sys-
ftuA. bhuet us opera ion Inc money
rings in the East are able 10 GET M d
currency corner whenever il suits them,
and the people of the other sections are
exchange. TT
As Mr.. Maddox puts it. this enables
few. indiyiduals to wreck the country
81 Their VIII, and unless we wrench this
power from Wall street tile existenc,. of
the republic viii be short lived.
The remedy is clearly to returii TO BIZ
metalllsm and state banks. 1t Is Useless
TO 50 down and make plaintive appeals
70 Wall street and II is waste OF time
20 indulge IN Improbable abuse. SO
long as. we legaliEe The system under
winch The Eastern capitalists absorb and
absolutely, control the currency of thu
country. Just SO long We MAY expect
Mall street to dominate the financial and
business interests. Of the country. Our
PROTESTS should take the shape Of the re-
peal Of the class legislation under which
the evils we complain of are made law
NJ. This Is the only way to bring
| lively needed =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
.I,NIrEp wEpRospER.o

In Mondays Gazette was reproduced
e., a.. Nt.,,,,,J,i. A,,,.,l Avnlanche nm
article that viii bear repetition and etn-
.....f p.,sil,,,+ r.,rr,u 90 thc
lNNlslNnNnu' iIesN'H' N'I'NN Va 'N,
Memphis cotton exchange had received
-. f,,,.. ,,.,,,,,.,..,,a,, u,tt,rso,, In
l"tter ii"h NVuNt ''''""'
referring to which he said;
I1nln4'hg NJ 'ags ,,,I, s1,a XXI 'i n,,ioil
~ rsrinin mi, who ar, irving 10 array
t,,nt,ef iri,, nr,snerity If ibe farner de-
1870 e., az, ,lslt,,i., ,',s',, ,1,e t,r,,snerity of
XIV, ,,arh',,,t ANN INK v.,.s, VI the infr.
rrnn' III III" ciiV y. erlnued "a his tncr.
NIllu'' ~ w iystnt,.s m. fnrtnrr f.els
/, III r',,,yh fhe ronntry ner,.hi,ni and 40
nr,sn,r ,niS" o NM rome Il, either nider such
eo9iin!pon OF , au' w., ,,reot nr,.,eritv can
- ~ sN,iini MN, IN, 4, srr,rr meschnnt
XXI ~, NsnIrr arr 20 w,rE,,rs Ia the rause
"" Hin, '.',l, nthrr tn fi,e fuu extent
~, th.ir ncy.r vnndjenne one bciwerg
p,c , dtbcy W th, ley,r that moves tho crops
Of HE country. that brings cash 70 the
9aecr Mao ~ t9 oidJ W. n .in W. sun S
pl,ss IN iiie sprlng pnd summer aad mar
letting hls cNp IN a. inll ana ana W9 NV 'f,r.
n,er aeai3st Tue merchant aud 6anker. aud
The result Is ruin 60 a'i lhree Sassg,s, hhe
iiqic III, maa or bnslness aud Views Win
alarm amy movement mat viii ieud 20
i1s st'i urISa u"ns W ..i,nmoaties Is a warn
Ing {. him ,Aat danger Is uhsad. 4pd he
nelnral pfh,~ ~ H es,na IN nI re,lnss his
| lines % credit, and thus the farmer he.
cgwss , n9, n t,y a1'9 nv 11 Inc In 6annr
Who must be prepared 10 n,6ci lie changes
10 ,Ne fommSTc'9l markets mnd nS y S Sepn
n,aIe'
The banker muSt ln, I,SlSSi hls ,. 5iS,poi, y
secure ssss Wv loans s which Ne Would Willingly ok
!enl In ipCrsasins ~, buSlnC's BY rlaS eng
ekp "S money , and advances 10 Y" oid hin, 10
dsyeepias hin Ia n, gl,!n,alss tnas him ~,
MN w essessary Il "A fcr ,6e fsemer. mrr
aept aud banker % be N arcsssl, 70 si ,I.
i fsen siecr s na'e sS oseis aNed ars Incl,
Interests ,hat when Que spnSrs ne oinS,l
~ III IN my lpsmeS Son NE H Ih ot Wg,
Z 4 dcmaeos@ ond an enemy to The pcs
inlcres's OF 'he country. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

T, 81
g INC Key. Edward iiriihn Selden OF the
aoMth Songrfgallonal church OF Spring
R9qS Mass, mas accepted q call TO the
Madison Avenue Reformed church IN
Alpahy, TO inl me vacancy cnused by the
nTeslgnatlon OF NE hey- Dr. Thomas
Tue second week u October. He Is 10
i hllVe salary Of S2"p1 ana the use of
tne pAtS9hase' ~ Tue SprlhgnelI church
ne mas been me associate OF the Rev.
IT. l.. q. buckingham, who has held
= CONTINUOUS Passionate there of nearly
hali century,
MIS- Lease mas empraSed thcosophy,
sall, ana ~ inc ina9hhalllas' astral
oodles, spooks ana WIlilhs are preparing
To make Tor tau TIMBER.
,r
Judge OF the supreme court Of Nebraska
on the Iopniist ticket Is lhd9rsed a. a
lawyer who can argue ! law point
ana spank Daby with equal facility
...
WINE knechi. ihe champion ,croquet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
JoKERs' JOB LOTS.

"Will there he a meeting between
Brown and JonesE
tween themf"
NO. They each called the other
right. "-Puck.
Seeing is not always believing. For
instance. we see liars frequently .-phila.
delphia North American.
what makes old Gumbeton 90, 90
wrathy VIXEN his wife calls him
'BirdieT ,'Shc didn't adopt the name
for him until his ncighbors tarred and
tcatheted him two years ago for MT
supporting her."--lndianapolis Journal.
-z-
neehs-''Msy I make con6dant Of
Dobbs-..'Wel. I'm hard IN and wani n
liver" Rohbs-"Nou can trust me.
am as silent as thu grave" -,Nd-Bits.
How did Chadler discover that drink
ing hot water would ynre headaehefr
by drinking coffee Al his boarding house
continually. -lnter-o can.
a Boston woman at the Chiclco fair
had been Walking through he arf rs,lierS
WIN a cnnnoisseur, with whom she had
been talking. about the pictures 4
ww2Mpp crowded mp elise to them and
hstsheN 70 everything that was said.
Ard pies ntly. seeing thnt nor i,,frnsinn
w,.s observed, she said. b,anlk. Il hone
YOU u excuse me, bnt / wanted 10 iienr
what ,ycu sait!' The Bosfsa lady NJ
S W, ih's as a pleasing example Of lie
McsHfh ffTuktless OF which she had
often heard Boston 9'rmscript. LAY
family on an island in Cascn bav
sniiel,N \ unique loss by last week's
one, m tly islsnd -whici, sinee ,sst , vnil
orahie gale hrs Yielded only si iii, wstst
deviation sMel Journal M NA's''
az, nP, 1nar Hefe, son; Is cake Cor Won
n-',Why do ti,ry make ca, ylu' XXX,
l9,lcS n Tho middle. mamma \" ~ I, MIN y,
sas N, 70 lcok pretty. suppose. pas'r
-" 'Ns '"''n sof' Sony ln. they u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

mer has n dlrcrt p,rSonal interest In the
welfare Of ,he merchant and banker.
and the day iat,orcr has the Same interest
IN the acquisition of capital. Money and
laborers bo.h demand employmcni, and
idlenc.s in both Is sure result Of an
,aeonism
Let crery nan ia Tarrani county and
Fort Worth and elsewhere denounce
those who seek 60 array class against
class as enemies Of all classes-as dcma-
gogues who would sacrifice all to their
own selfish aims and purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

During such period Of financial disturbance the p,
necessary all talents energies on a. "
your affairs. s''a
You cannot safely delegate the work o another VI
Al time, anyone else, what his abitv
safely conduct your business protect your Investments a
But there is chance that you may any moment be s
your affairs the management mediterranean An
death.
Remember that executors often think about ayo Il
tecing themselves than of carrying spirit Of the
generally lack experience in the business they are trying 10
This nexperienee, and possible lack Of interest may cost IA
per of the value OF your estate or more. r9|
You but recognize the truth this statement n
this loss by assuring life for the amount which
ent your would in winding up your esate
You easily, by economzng your living expenses
the premium policy for sl0 100000 issued ~
institution OF its kind in the world-The Eau TX
Society OF the United States 100 Broadway New York
you then chance to die your will be itonv m
$4,000 800 OOOof cash IN hand ready money will have &
death IA times like these
other hand if You live and take your assurance o
2oyear Tonne Endowment PLAN you will yourself reap ch M,
maturity of the policy
following illustration Of many such poId
in 1893:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

are increasing day by QlI '.e
ing of immigrants over " y z
der affords no prospect q !. /
Health officials IN Ai1 '.', "
hers Of the marine hoslr,
saving there Is no wv 4
There are no suspects a'u'.' I
of ,cholcra IN this coaii \. I. Z
Ii Is true, and yet DE ~ 4. !.
being brought TO Alpe', =. Nj
medium of immigraiisa Y, n Z
err than ii Is now. ina " 4 ~
cholera in Jersey on, PIN !
with some degree "a 4,
Karamania. In oihf n
antine precautions ~ Y n
full. The circumsiap9 y -
at any moment. 1. ,liil
landed in this coHnH
hour. - :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

health, flesh and strength.
For periodical pains, prolapsus and
other displacements, beArlng-down SEN
sations and "female complaints" gen.
erally, Il Is 70 effective that It can be
guaranteed. II 1t doesn't benefit or cure,
Won have your money back. Is anything
that isn't sold in this way likely to be
"just as good"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
rHE coNs8FAIIVs Z
HOSES TT

The country cNv X, INF
and conservatism 81 rs. ~ y
more than to any W. y iss'
nifty within the pas. 4 Vs.
one OF the worst paa, ,,,.i.
The press, almost s M n 4
ception, has been v 's',1 N W
there was no real s !, 5'scl'
has stood betweeIl ' il,' X NJ u =.
tor or specnlator y, " "a N y
the exciiable public ','sii. 2
succeeded finally 10 a''
tion Of conhdeace'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

An interesting facs flnn lll'e ia
The local columns Of The Gazette ycstcr.
day that viii bear repetition. In this
city last year cotton opened Mt 8 i-.c,
and from the time the first bale was
markctcd NJ To tht ilrst OF September
six bales were received in The city. This
year cotton opened at DC aud there have
been 100 bales received up TO date. A
year ago to-day cotton was bringing . lie,
to-day II Is bringing a-Sc, or an increase
OF S6.sI on a oO0pouud bale. There is
an abundance Of money In the hands OF
cotton myers and banks Of Fort Worth
to handle every bale Of cotton tributary
to this point, aud every inducemeut ii
being offered TO the farncr to bring his
cotton 10 this market aud, Judging from
the receipts, he is realizing this fact.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
EXTENSION or rnr TINE.

Mr.. 5. $. Mcclure OF New York writes
The Gazette that he has extended the
time In which manuscripts for prize
short stories may he handed in. Under
the extension all manuscripts must bc
IN heforc Nov !. Address $. $. Nc
Cure. AS broadway. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
v1sIroRs 10 CHICAGO

Who want % keep UP with Texas news
Will lad the Daily Gazette on sale at the
following places.
Grand Pacidc hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand
Leland MOTEL news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand
Hotel DcS0to news stand.
Wells u. SlEer's, $50 State street
Hotel Hayden. 1852 and 154 Thirty.slIth
street.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

The business department Of The Gnsette
viii remain open until the tlme Indicated
below.
tundnYs.. ..s...-...ssssss ...-.. y. ~
Other days IN the week. ........ y. m.
Readers Of The Gazette who are going
away for the Sumner months can hays
The Gazette sent to them regularly while
away. Leave the address IN the business
ofice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

One of the signs of the times is the
way pocket pieces are getting into cir
gulatiOn. Men who have carried certain
cherished coins for years find reason for
spending them, and silver halves aud
quarters Of old dates are quite often re-
ceived IN change. A few OF the Old-fash-
Toned big copper cents have reappeared,
and small tradesmcn do not hesitate to
accept Canadian or Mexican coins at
their face yaiuc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
READy.NIApE HELP Fol
THIEVES
FOR

BOSTON, Nus, Sept s"rIere's
the combination. don't br'aS the safe,r
wefe the words burglars forud IN the
office " the Boston and Maine railrsad
station at Byiield. when they entered
I some slue after o'clock this morn.
mr, They Rvaiieu themselves Of the
Key 10 flic eQnldpatiou, aud, OPENING the
safe, were reaSardsd by nndiug rs cents.
Tue aaeut wgole the card Ms a Joke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

II tho Arabs really ate Einin Pnsha
as il reported, the experiment would be
worth trying of giving Mrs. Lease a
FREQ pass 70 the Midway plaisancc aud
the Arab quarters there