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ton, but it's stimulating effects,
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it has no equal. We solicit a trial in
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Virginia Oily is very dull, at losst
that 10 what everybody told us yes.
tordsy,
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Trusts AMI combinations arc un.
popular. But there 10 opa form OF
trust against which no ono hns any.
th,ng TO gay. Tint Is the trust tho
PUBIC rcponec 10 lIood'e Sarsnpnrilla
-Decause thcy know H0oD,CUREs.
Aoods' pllls are purely vegetable,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22


I'VE are iust getting along the smooth
Cst, and with more unOnimiy than any.
thing / have ever been connected with,
was the response Of President j, w, Rig
morning 10 The Gazette reporters query
morning 10 the Gazcttrs reporters query
as to how The trades display committees
We're progressing.
"1herc is one important feature thnt
! wish you would mention which has go
far been neglected, and that is that every
hotel aud boarding house submits Just
what II Is able ITO do IN the way of
taking care of the visitors. All this In
formation should be sent to Mr. H. RO-
tan, chairman Ni the committee Of public
comfort. We want TO be careful To have
places to take care of the people who
visit here
Another leading phase is that the
merchant, get their floats ready in
time, aud iltnt the special rates on rail-
roads bc constantly hewldcd abroad, 50
that those who run may read aud see
what We are doing
"rhiS trades display is, or ought to
be, the Birth OF a large wholesale and
retail trade, IN this giant city OF Central
Texas. but more especially should Il be
ihc beginning of an extensive trade with
our neighbors In the country directly
contiguous TO Waco. could cite dozens
Of Instances Of how Northern cities have
become powers In the land Just hy gct-
ting excursions constantly from an the
small ipwns and counties tributary 10
them, Lexington, Ky, indianapolis, Ind.
and many other cities | could mention
are shining examples Of this statement
Yes, everything Is progressing nicely,
and we are going In 10 do or die. and
were not going TO die"
News reached the city this morning
early of very cowardly shooting OF a
little cgro gitl by a white man about
hMi way between Harrison crossing aud
ANlaN.
Jim Ice and lis wife. two respectable
negroes, had gone away from home to
visit q neghh1r yesterday, leaving nnly
their small children, the eldest a girl Of
probably 10 years, in ohnrgc 0l tho
horse The children say a white man.
VITA pistol in hand. called soon after
their parents were gone and demanded
money, They became terrified and
started 20 scampcr away aa only plea.
nlnnics can when real badly scared
The man took aim aud shot The oldest
girl in the mouth. She will probably de
No trace OF The criminal has been
At lrcdell G. W. Harris dealer in gen.
eral merchandise, filed deed Of trlqt
this morning, A. Powell was named IA
trustee The amount Of his Indebtedness
Is not stated but II is not thought TO be
extensive.
10 O'Clock this morning, judge Rector
Presiding
United States Attorney Marshall. Mar
shall Hunt and CLERK Finks were Ia at
tendance.
number IF cases were set aud others
disposed Of hy dismissal The grand iufy
was not imnancliel because sufficient
jnrors were not present. and the mar
shall WAS notified TO aummon ten more.
The cas,S Of /. j. Maillng president
~ the CITY National bank Of BrownwOol.
nod q. H. McCay, president Of thc Bell
oNniy National bank, indicted for mis-
wspeaiyely, VIII probably come before
this term. A number VI Yisitips attorneys
are In tho city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

Many q time, as have sat in the gallery
Of the senate, have seen senator call a
page to him, say something in low tone
Of voice and then return to his work Of
writing or reading or listening, while the
boy would hurry away and come back soon
laden with volume, n bill Or report. |
have marveled that such little fellows could
carry an errand OF that kind, orally given
them, in their heads long enough 10 per.
form it Alright. This other day | was disll.
lusionized. ! was in the document room OF
the senate when a page entered with that
hop, skip and jump which among pages is
always indicative Of serious business on
hand. He called out IN a loud, rasping
voice, ~ want the report ON the opening 81
the cherry tree cowliok.n
1.-THE opening Of the--whatw cried the
clerk In Advertisements
THE cherry tree oowliek, " repeated the
boy.
"who wants IT."
Senator Blank" naming one OF the
members OF the senate committee on pub.
lie landa ventured to suggest to the
clerk the possible solution Of the riddle.
and a report ON the openingo Of the Cherok ee
outlet was given the boy, who ran his eve
over the title. "Oh' he exclaimed. as he
sided through tho door leading into the
corridor. 'it amt cherry tree Is III Itig
'Cheroky.' wondered what you were ali
laughing at, i--kate Fields Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22
WOMEN sPENDTHRlFTs.
Extravaganza That Would Seem to DO De-
veloping Into Disease.

yeloping Into u Disease.
The number Of grossly extravagant wom-
en- who carry the burden of their debts
about London society is enormous. Many
OF them are very rich, but that fact does
not prevent them from outrunning the con
stable, We know instances OF famous
women IN the London world at this mo.
ment whose husbands are worth large for
tunes, women who have dressmakers' bills
they cannot pay and which they simply
dare not show to the men whose liberal al
lowances they have squandered in reckless
follies.
One beauty told MS the other day that
she owed her dressmuker 90 800 and that
she saw no more prospect Of paying her
than OF paying The national debt She did
not dare TO mention the bill to her husband,
rich though he was, and so she compro-
missed the matter by ordering more gowns
that she didn't want and allowing the
dressmnkor to charge anything she liked
for them.
And so the SNOWFALL Of debts rolls merri-
ly OH, gathering portentous size In its prog
ress Once woman has got into debt she
seems to lose her head. The pungor spirit
seizes her She does not care what she
does. Her balance is lost She let's herself
be caught like grain In the whirlwind and
danced over aud into any number of pit
falls and abysses. A woman in debt is gen.
orally u reckless woman, not only in money
matters, but In the other affairs Of life
The leaveu seems to work mysteriously
through the lump and affect every part Of
the character. Not only money eonsidcra-
tious are flung to the winds, but often con
siderations more precious, more to be cher
ishcd.
Extravaganza nowadays is almost dis.
ease with many women. Some spend wan
touly for lack Of anything else 10 do. 1t is
as II they said To themselves, Hero is a
terrible empty quarter OF an hour in my
day. What shall | do with ~ Oh, can
20 out and buy something" And so Bond
street is crowded in the morning This
may be good for trade-when the bills arc
eventually paid, II oyer-but how bad for
charucterl Extravagant women get little
satisfaction out OF their extravaganza Mt
the time and create so many skeletons TO
people their cupboRrds and sit by their
hearth in the future that the world soon
beoomes full OF dry bones for them.
Then they develop into peSsimists and
add to the ruin that falls on life instead Of
TO the sun that shines over it, Aud the hus.
band, who has to pay the piper nc last, II
he eau, looks upon all women heuceforth
with contempt natural, though, thank
heayen unreasonable, From the behavior
OF his own particular unit he judges OF the
mass, and who can greatly blame himl--
Hearth and Home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

Charles Irohman's company appoarcl
~ "rhc Masked BAR IL Greenwali's
opera hoMso last night TO a crowded
house, The Masked Ba;r In reality
Is q lirsi.class farce comedy.
II continued laughter amounts TO any
thing, then g accomplished its mission
last night. The play is entirely INV,
from the usual horseplay comedies and
deserves The favor of theatergoers.
Mr Charles Cooic as "nr. PAU Rlau.
det'' was much applnuded Mr. Thsd.
deus shine as Joseph poulari." CDR.
B.ondet partner did exceedingly wpll,
n also "a Mr.. W. Bernard. az Louis
Miss Marion Young as Suzanne Blond
e., was a tine success She deserves
speeim no.nhor Tor her amusing tlpsy
secne in the second act
Allies ,Gcncviye Reynolds. as 'Nfadamc
foulard, won praise All the COMPANY
pnNel Their paris well and deserve
The Worlds Fair tonight. Thursday
matinee and nlght
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22


-
80
/ ings. john l. Sullivan; MILFORD. 5 w
/ Lowe; financial agent Texas Christian
] Advocate and mem0er OF Oak Clih
/ quarterly conference Heorge w Owens,
FORT WORTH DISTRICT.
~ %,,,o., y II. ~, uo-,,, t,irst
I N SW rs tlori. For, W vvnlg, ,iis.
,,; a,o,,pe % n Ss.nsahameh. Fort
T y MalIey Memorial, r s Ann
strong Fort Worth mission. w Il Capele
ton, Arlington, J ID Crockett; Mansfield,
Z j II Stewart Mary,s Town, 9 A EMnsi
Cleveland station, III a Bourlanl; Cleve-
land Circuit, OhArles " GaliaRhcr; Gov
ingion. u + Baggcit; Osceola, II \
Walker: Morgan, ID q Ellis; Morgan anu
Glen Rose, j u Rascoe; Granbury sta
{ ton ! Samuel barcust Ganhury aT eiss
/ ] Il Steele; Cresson, w VI Curry; Bun
Dale. h VI Sweet; Iifan, A LING
president Polytechnic college, J w Adj
{ kins: colportour, ! n n Morris; agent
! Polytechnic college, w + Wilson.
VERNON DISTRICT.
At Il TAttle p y. Varnon station. ]
4, u p1rc,is T. n Ra.ers s,,nrruimerary:
Hnrrold s II Sawyer; Crowell. w u
Ford. Seymour staiion,J X Henson
Quannh and Chidress; g > Hardy; Al
Ia A. A Ellis .Mnugun, 20 be supplied;
~ s,',,u',.,i,. Siarenjon n NJ Stephens;
s.,lli'' -, "a NIilcr. Afobeetir,
- Bniloy. II. Jackson, supcrintend-
ont; Plnin View. j. y. Bloodworthi liale
Center. r. NJ Norris Floyd and BTls'
zoe, ia. II Wallace; Kirkland. j. W..
Il Bnchman: Benjamin, T.. J lAsseter'
seymour mission. j. W. Montgomery
Claude. W. NJ. Adams; Chilicothe, j.
n. Gnswold.
yv1,, TutppFOpD DISTRICT.
~ IN -. y,a,,1,a,r,rd eta.
j i Ami, w Nm ', sirrep Gins
tion, MMlgn' KIN XIV Win
y Brown; Aled9' y y MnNWel' $500 n,H,,,
crfod rirchit y lil5tnloHri 'Wfiit,
town circuit, Cornelius n,99"itlhV, ~ -.
J ) Tunnelli Sanso' psS,,,,a,.iii,.
Mineral Webb y lllAo"i pnrts.
II ii vaughan J. 9rhi9l' = - G.,i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

iqrt Worth district, ...''''-''-'t''.- III
,or7,an ,....... ,.l
Nvestherfiri Slsiflef.. 20.
cisco district, ...,.....,...,......... -,
Gainesville district .......-.....-'.... ~
Brownwond district. ...-..,.-....-4.... 90
Abilene district ....,.....--..-....,.. 81
Domestic missions! en-,
Waco district; .............-.....--- WI
Hort worth district .-...-.....s...-s+.- ~
Wnxahhclie district. ....'.'''.'...''. ~,
Vernon district ..-:. .....'-..-.........' ~
cisco district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
Gaiceyiile district ..............".... ~
BRENTWOOD district confinement ~
Abilene district. ....-.. ..-.ss..s.-s.- -
Your board earnestly epmmendH tnf
McthVdlst Heylew o. MISSIONS gifted ~
nrs L. ~ dohn nni ". ~ ihnpein, .u
every member 81 the church trpeeinly 20
every pastor Nlthlh the pounhs OF tnt Gun
ferencs
70 awaken conscience on ine SUI
feet Of missions there must be missionary
Intelligence.
Rev. j. NJ. Armstrong was elected 90
termination Tor tho frat wear. made VII
cant IL. a. 4ra,sf.. - ~ - IL pnvd
Of GStcsvi.le. '' '' "
inc epiHihll ~ on huphFanuiten ielttluu
reporter lh tlNpr 81 receiFlnS REV -
T. Holmes, Rev. Daniel Morgan and
Rev J. e.. Carter into that relation.
The roport ugs adopfed
The committee on appointments re-
49,
laiion epoted u fave Of cceyng Emo
Rey Il Y Rgtes pe n''I II i sctsnn
nov l.. q Ro~.rs Ana nov II q
ioiiy info thar eonne,iia, Tbc rrr1rt
wae 1Ioptnd
Dear Brcthron-The Mcthodlst church
teaches The highest system Or salyn;lon
Iknown among men, to-wlt; Connections
hasn 6Vt XXX sorT4is rag, WAY W. ni1
,gherevtr t6ie Ies{rtsf /. rrnW,,'5iii h ,baI
lenges the httCnti6n Of an tbjnRlnr fninis.
uncertainty Is me bnne Of humau happi.
mes
d, Ing glor{ Of Meihodism docs not consist ll.l.,
,lt.i,g et,i,nahy,s: nor ln tnn nluli,-
he.s an over these lands
nv d,3Slo' 70 Feqorl lhat ih's has been
rhe HOW rbgst ri.o BnTitying ayH XXX f,ii..
Ton On ~ Nv % them nd ia 6csiuhing fr0m
ono cnd % our conference 10 ihe other, pud
on every pastoral charge n saving power
Igh ti,lgs towns yillAE,s and nr,i.i
M T,.,sN eh,j.,i,n inIoesn IN s.aa,5
lilo pastnrs' raunrfs, iyrhsf heaven bnt
come down on our souis to greet ana
glpry cr0wna tie mercy seat" That iimr-
honored Institution ot Moihnlisul the
t,r lssshe y'3,a' h", ~ salr ny s Lie
t".A N'NlH"H lME'Nlt c'Htlh'luHl Nc'p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22
FAlLURr AZ MEnIDIAN.

,M,crldi,an, r.x., Nov. 2i.-a. ". Harris
s VIM Se' a. 9i ,rnsi on bis real estate ond
naming y, a. Powell al fr,,stce fiahiii.
uw N-''s'A'a@' Aeas's not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

10 tue NinArllV,
Allow mn To- say that | have never seen
surh toll and accurate n'pOrts Of cou-
ference session as the Gazrtte Inns fuf-
nisLed la iW report ne the little speech
! made on the Paine Institute there are.
however two elight mistakes which i
would like 10 correct
| dill not any fine negroes who left us
after the wnr nude d now deal This
expression saynrs little TOO much of IA
nlili0r acquaintance with some un-Mpth-
odisuc amuscmeLts. ! said made no de-
lay, aud to my statement that men had
heon Infatuated tO the commission of
deeds Of harhnrlc cruelty, I added. by
deeds " more than bathnrlc atrocity b"
This htde sentence being lcft out rather
changes my moaning ! must thank ihr
Gazette very heartily for It's Kindness.
and express my qualification at seciug
such a city In what was to mo an ma,
known land. GEO G.. SMITH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

The new resistance metal in wire. shee,
or casting is stated 10 be very Important
contribution 70 this class Of material. me
wire resembles ordinary copper wire on tho
outside, has a pinkish white tinge at The
surface of fracture and is very strong with.
out losing much ductility The torsion
twist shows over 50 twists IN six inches for
an annealed wire, which still possesses 20
ooopounas' tensile strength to the square
inch, and hard drawn wire is said to run 10
10000 pounds tensile strength. with about
20 twists In six inches Combined wifi
these mechanical qualities this vim 4.
claimed To have resiEtanee IS times thstno,
copper with a temperature caeliciest ~
less than one.tenth that OF German silver.
New York sun. 81
TFYoUH RACK ACHRs,
Or You nre al worn out, really good far NTH
inn q q Ecneral debility, nv
BR0HN,S IRON nIFTFES
Il VII caro you, cleanse your liver ana ptv.
geod appetite,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14
Tell That to the Marines. /"

A visitor to one of our war ships,
having heard an unlikely story
from a companion, exclaimed, "Oh,
tell that to the marines \ ser
Eeaut of marines scowled. He
turned to a reporter, who was
standing near, and said 1T seems
very funny to some people to slur
the marines. They call Us turkeys
and talk of the horse marines,
and tell the liars to come and spin
their yarns to us. It's tiresOme.
The marines are just as useful as
the sailors and have as much to do.
I've been i'm the service eight years
and I tell you the standing of the
marine corps is every bit as good as
the army. The men know as much
and behave as well "a any enlisted
men ia the government service,
and between you and me, they
don't drink az much as the
officers. They don't get pay
enough New York Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14
III lffeht Have Been. ,,

Yes. sir. If Benjamin Harrison
had been reelected president, the
Aag of the United States would
have been floating over the terri
tory Of Hawaii, the emblem of
order and dignity, and the indus
tries of this country would not
have been disturbed by the threats
cf tariff REFORM leap into the
dark. The nation has been placed
in the hands of a party without
business principles and the peo-
pie. realizing their mistake, which
amounted to an alteration, have
largely lost confidence in them
selves in business natters.-Brook-
lvu Standard Union.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14

Az kinds Of artistic printing at
the GAZETTE Office
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14
Tie Tlrusfrated Tonrfsfs' Oufd,

That popular work, "THR ToCRIsTs
GUIDE THsoUaH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
AgDs." ia meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession Of a copy oft. It's per-
iect mine Of Information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and AZ the News Dealers. Price
30 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-14
C. BREWER O. CO, LID

QUEEE STREET. HoSoLULU II
EKDS FOX
Hawaiian Agricultural Co
Onomea Sugar Go.
HonomE Sugar Co.
Wailuku Sugar Co
Waihee Sugar Co
MaEzee Sugar Co.
Haleakala Ranch Go.
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer * Co.'s Line OF Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphis Board Of Underwri-
terH.
LIsT or C.rPICEEss:
Hon J. .. Garter, President & Manager
George Il. Robertson Treasurer
T.. r. BlHhop Secretary
Col. w. +. Allen Auditor
Hon g. b Bishop
T. Waterhouse Esq. Directors.
s. c. Allen ESQ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

albany Dentists, Corner Tenth and Maiu
Streets.
Gold Crown and Bridge work, and
gold filings specially. Bes: sets OF
artificial teeth, made OF the best and
finest material manufactured for $500
and $1,000 a set. Teeth extracted alb
solutely without pain, by use OF gas or
air. DR.. j. >. HUssEY, mgr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
rorsirnsr. Leaving wheeling.

A we'll known business man familiar
with the railroad passenger service OF
the city, remarked last night about the
number of foreigners leaving this city
and vicinity these days for their former
home across the water. There IS
scarcely day now that some OF these
persons are not leaving by some OF the
railroads from the city. -Four Irish
men left yesterday, and one OF them
susvely remarked that the best he could
do here was to get bean soup, and there
he was sure to get potato soup at least
More Hungarlans, Poles and Italians
have left the city within the last two
months than for several years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
ABUSE MENrS.

Dross Goods--neyer suCh as these. Read
al, of GEO. M. SHOOK s. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

Call and examine our handsome line OF
Fall WOoIens, Foreign and Domestic, aud
embracing every novelty ia medium
weight OVercOatingR, SuItinga and TrOuser-
inSs. special attention given TO fa'hloo-
able get up. Fit guaranteed ana prices
reasonable. JarOs Bygtenio Underwear
again handled IN all sizes. Office Coat in
Grey, rIue, tsiscE, neat aud comfortable
Bitter Jackets, brown and black, unrivSlsd
for warmth and dura biiitV.
100 dozen fast ColOred Seamless dalI
hose at 25c u pair just received.
Dent Gloves, EiEhne shlrts ma Iull
uns OF Gents newest Furnishings.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Gents Furnish
ers, 1921 and 1923 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

Prof. John Mullen will start his dane
ing class for ladies and gentlemen,
Misses aud Masters Tuesday evening,
November :, in the Island club room,
corner South Penn and Virginia streets
from 100 to 10 o'clock D. m. This will
be central for Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry, Ohio. The Professor wishes all
those in the above places TO avail them
selves Of this opportunity to come and
learn to dance. None but new and
popular dances will be taught. Glasses
viii meet Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week,