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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
nm IlAsT GAMH PLAYEp.

II IS hardly worth mentioning to those
lniers.tc1 M sush ndBl,s bpf thcre IL mo
>" '''"'''' "N' ''''''' q, Il"
dount our tue members Of 'hc Fort
Worth Tennis club are the ptope when
il comes 10 welding raenuet md they
l',,., 49,. .at,, n 80
na'e "'V's ESnI 20 9gNlh hauht thelr
championship yellow and black nag over
this city. not only did thcy WIN first
single, and hr.t doubles anJ consolation
pJg.s IND ,y.,, ..,I,.'. 80, 'i', 80.
contested for between the two limits.
As a result OK his AKIN Ntegscr hns nj,
hi. r,c.,,,., ,t,.1a'.,tf.s ~, ~ va
~ .SVqu'' " "'aull'N goa sh'e'N' ap'
nropriatcly engraved, aud presented by
Harry Robertson, the first nrlze smules
One dav tbis NM a., I'm ala. ~.
Snarr Sionse n.., W." p ,rh n''
80 .i'' 'nH'hiNVh Oh " 20 see
WAC wiz 10 the representative PLAYER
for % rhc winner Of the cha,nnlonsbln
does moi has, ~ 49,. H.,
-. -. 49, - VH'e, 'ne 'oarnahent
every year ont holds this distinction IN
he Is challenged an beaten By the tourna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

GlLpHRroN, Pa, Aug. % The tearing
up Of the Schuylklll Traction company
track last ulght by borough officials re
suited most disasiruusly.
President Jones, OF the Traction eoinpg.
uy. with Richard Armour OF Shenandoah
OF the cumpauy's police, came down today
ana m a few momentl had effected set'
tlrment and the work Of tearing M TIE
track stopped, Ia the ear were nunher
OF men taken ON OF Girndyiilr, mrmhers
OF the national guard, who Ind vita them
the rides belonging 10 tho company, While
the railway officials were enghged In con.
Vcrsinr with the borough officials, some of
the crowd tuuuted the men on board nnl
called ont "Whcrc IS the Giradyille milf
tap man named John Briggs OF Gl'
radyile stepped out and said, -llcre We
are" accompanying the salntatlon NTH
an oath and hrlng Into the crowd, klllns
Richard Paihtt, aged y. slpgic, a spectator;
chief Armour aud President Jones' had
settled the trouble aud Briggs shot over
Arniours shoulder. rhis pntaged the pco-
pie aud stones were thrown and shots
FROM the eur becAme general. and for q
while most terrible battle cnsued. chief
Armour tried to sNh1ue the trouble and
while IN the act OF stopping the men, was
shot In the breast and died this after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
HE NlGGER WHIPPED.
Caucasian Blood in Little Plimmer
knocks Out African Dixon.


NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Nevcr since
the days Sullivan was in his prime has
there been such tremendous demand
for admission TO Madison Square garden
to boxing entertainment as was shown
this evening. Had the bout been between
Corbett and Mitchell instead of Dixon
aud Plimmer, the rush would scarcely
have been greater. The bout of the
evening was between George Dixon and
Billy Plimmcr Dixon eyed plimmeT in
cOntcmptuOus manner which clearly
indicated the esteem in which he held his
opponent.
Round 1--Plimmer planted his left in
DiN0n's wind and ducked u nasty left
hand swing Plimmer led In the second,
landed and was caught a few seconds
later by a right and left from Dixon.
Plimmer forced the colored boy to keep
his eyes open. The crowd yelled them
selves hoarsc
Round 3-Plimmcr kept up his clever
work and got away from Dixon's smnshes
with astonishing alncrty
Round 4-Plimmcr fought Ike an old
well-trained professional, giving Dixon
the best fight he has ever had since he
met Cal Mccarthy. The crowd was
worked up to state of frenzy.
When the bout was finished the up
roar was so great the announcement
could not be heard. When the verdict
Of the referee WINS announced, giving
the decision to Plimmer, IL seemed as
though paudemonium had broken loose,
aud when Plimmcr attempted to leave
the stage the crowd, now beyond re-
strant. grabbed him and threw him on
their shoulders and carried him around
the hall in triumph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
Personal.

Mrs. W. 3. Lawson of BrOwnwoOd is
| In the city.
Miss May Lucy win return Thursday
| from Chicago.
w. II. Winfield returned from Texar-
kama yesterday.
H. NJ. Snicer is in the city from
| Memphis. Tenn.
l.. II. Van '2Ha;ias~ left on the Katy
flyer yesterday for Chicago.
j. A. Kemp, q Wichita Falls banker, is
registered At the Pickwick.
c. G. Hyde, an old-time Fort Worthite,
Is down from Wichita Fails
w. II. Rogers and family left on the
Katy for Chicago yesterday.
Ebert Ran and family left for the
north this morning TO rccupernte.
Mrs. Hattie Pulaski Of Dallas Is visit
ing Mrs. Morrison, 2l3 South Main street.
j. L. Bird has gone to Sedalia,. Mo-,
his old home, ON visit of weeks du-
ration.
W. G. Walker, proprietor of the
Welker house, Brentwood, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs Clark and daughter Of Dallas are
visiting Mt the residence OF MIR ana Mrs
g. w COnnery.
Sam Davidson and j. II. Feather
stone, two Of lIcnrettd's leading citizens,
are In Fort Worth.
Walter r. Stewart, with his wife and
child, from Lost Valley, Is visiting the
family Of L. l.. Moore ON West First
street.
Walter Dyer Of Hale county came
down the Denver yesterday and gives u
good report from that part of the Fan
handle
u. Stanislaus Clarke is IN the city In
the interest of ST. Edwards college Of
Austin, Tex, aud is the guest of Rev.
Father Guyot.
Mis-. Ruth Forman of Mckinney. ac-
Companlcd 10y her little niece, Donnie
Alternately, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. a. Thompson, at 40 Granger street.
Hon. J. n. Browning of Clarendon was
iu tAe city last night en- route to EDDY,
s.. NJ, on legal business. He reports
the I'll ancial situation improving In the
Panhandle,
j. d. Jcnries Of the Tongue River
ranch. lying IN Motley and Cottle
counties, Is in the city. lie says his
neghborhool is very dry, though there
have been raius In spots.
Henry Martin md O.. A. Boomer, of
the cattle firm Of Martin n Beemcr,
Mr.. Bocmer goes 10 the Territory to at
tend TO the shipping Of some Of their cat
tie.
Frank Brady. the well known newspa-
pcr man, has returned FROM visit TO
Chicago and the Worlds fair Mrs.
Brady accompanied him. They report
having had very enjoyable trip, aud
thoroughly appreciated the White city
aud its wonders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
The Trials of Man, His wife and
His wires Lover
rHRTRIo ARRESTED NDINJAn
The Painters and Decorators-To
Wed Today at Mexia-Lukc short
to be Taken North--other City
News.

A rather sensational and salaeiou'
story has been developed during the past
three days, and the outcome thus far
Is rather amusing to outsiders, though
not SO to those directly interested. The
story of the affair dates back to last
Sunday morning.
A. L. Walker has for some time past
been employed as sort of chief hostler
at Marlows livery stable ON Third and
Rusk streets lie has been married
eleven years and the fruit Of the union
Is two bright boys. He, with his family.
occupied rooms on the second iiOor Of the
building aud on the same floor with that
of the proprietor.
Last Sunday morning Walker arose
about O'Clock or soon after and went
down 20 the stable 10 attend 10 his
duties, After he had been at work for
short time he found that he was minus
his chewing tobacco and went back to
his ropu to procure il.
Upon entering be- discovered fellow
hostlpr Wihed VIM. Hi!l occupying the
cuuch he had lately vacated beside Mrs.
Walker. lie snys he was dumbfJundcd
and Mr.. HUI without waiting TO make
nny eXplnnauons, went out Of the see
Ou1 story window without stopping 10
choose y particular place 10 nliEht Walk
er went down town and proceeded 10
tank up Returning 10 his dnmicllc
hr found his vito had left. taking with
her the two children, lie found they
were stopping ai the residence Of Dave
IlaWl on thp South Side lie proceeded
says, of demanding the children, but wits
met Mt the door hy linw, who forbade
him TO enter. Walker then catnc barl,
up town and laid his. case before the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

HONEY GROVE Tex, Aug. % (speclall
A l7-ycar-oll boy by the name of Gray.
who some two months ago forged check
on the Planters National bank for $3.50
and Immediately left the country, came In
yesterday on the 1851 Texas and Pacific
train. aud within an hour was in the GUS
today Of The officers. ON being searched
II was found the money was gone, ana IN
It's stead very large, long Colts revolver
swung to bis belt. He has made u con-
fesslon aud has been Identified by the
bank officials without a doubt.
The camp Meeting NJ McCravis' chapel
closed SUNDAY night. FOrty-clght CONVEX
slons are reported us resulting from this
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
cLErr1.ANp.s pRocLAMAT1oN.

WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Presldent
Cleveland today issued proclamation
opening TO settlement and homestead en-
try. Saturday, Sept. 10, 1898, ut T.
o'clock noon, central time, all lands ok.
cept those especially reserved, acquired
Tonkawa and Pawnee tribes In the In.
dian TERRITORY known as the Cherokee
outlet. The lands now open 10 settle
ment are divided into seven counties.
After recltinr the law and the treaties
with the Indians under which the land
was ceded 10 the government, the proc.
lnmatlon describes the tract reserved for
county seats Of the several counties. In
each OF these county seats four acres Is
reserved for the site of courthouse.
additional to the reservation for parks,
schools and other public purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

tucrcial cluh and the bank boys win be
PLAYED ut the Jennings avenue park this
afternoon. Game called promptly. at \
o'clock No admission will be charged
nnd large crowd Is expected.
James Scissors, a colorei individual,
was feeling SO good over the bright pros.
poets Of his future yesterday that he pro
reedod 10 celebrate b. imbibing pretty
freely Of "red-eyc" The cause Of his
jubiant spirits IS that be took out a
license to marry q Mrs. Mandy Cox.
A select party Of young people enjoyed
pleasant picnic at the North Side park
yesterday There were about forty
couples out. and were delighted with the
freedom Of the woods. the pure and re-
freshing air. The dancing. hunting, and
last. buf mot least the elegant spread.
The parts was chuperoned by Mr.. aud
Mrs. T.. g. Barrett 10 whom praises are
due for their generous hospitality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
THE RATE WAR.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 22.-The South
western Traffic association today con
tanned no representative of the Texas
and Pacific, and as the meeting was
principally called for the purpose of
learning the Intentions of this line it was
decided to adjourn until tomorrow. II.
ID. Russell. general freight agent of the
st. Louis and San francisco, connect
ing line of the AtchlsOn, TOpeka and
Santa Fe. says the Texas and Pacific
VIII either have to cancel all joint tariffs
with the Rock Island or the
Rock Island will have to Join the
association. The rates are and have been
cut IN the territory of the association
and something must be done at once
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

BEITON, Tex, Aug. a2-lSneclal,l-
following;
'Rctwcon II and II o'clock on saturday
nlght some prrsOn, unknown, drove up 10
sides six miles west ~ heltou, got out Of
the buggy and deposited bundle on The
front gallery aud then returned 10 the
when asked what was wanted stated that
he had loft o bundle there Tor them win
fun directions. aud then whipped the horst
Into lcpe going IN the direction " Lam
pasas. Upon examining the bundle. II was
found to contain bright healthy hooking
baby, aud LOT " clothes and a note Civ
Ia name as Silas Burton and full directions
for taking care " the Walt.
MT aud Mrs, klrkhart are happy over
thelf niysteriously found treasure, and art
going 20 keep aud care for It. They hay,
dren OF their own W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
A nNBsoAln PRIZE.

There was a lorso rn'herug Of Nom.
bcrs Of Pointers and neearalors' union,
No. IS, last night and o great deal Of
Interest was manifested In the prize
for which many were contending. It
was a handsome aud rich silver water
and goble. W. r. Thompson was tn
lncky individual and al he bore Inc
valuable article aw8y iu triumph the ig..
greis of The other boys We're ipmpsrcI
~ the thought that he richly deserved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
The "Gazette" Mach


Is manufactured either IN Black Walnut Antique Oak ns
purchaser at the price, and with each OF these
Set of Attachments consisting OF Ruer Tucker Set Of four
sorted widths Binder Brader Shirrng Blade Thread Gutter
Hemmer aud Teller The accessories include dozen N
Gauge six Bobbns large and small Screw Driver one
Oil Can filled with OIL Instruction Book and Wrench '
are all included in the price named, n
We offer to the public Hgh-Arm Machine aui
Complete Set OF Attachments in the vevetned centre drawer
with the utmost confidence that it will with popular a
demand as really is the style and kind machine now
sired by the people. Bear In mind that the factory u
very best and latest improved machinery and that its
made and of irst-class Workmanship.
This superb Machine is sold to subscribers only for 80
not subscribers get by paying years
worth semi-Weeky Gazette, and sending s23 adduona
direct from the factory the subscribers for n
Semi-Weekly Gazette one year.
Subscribers to the Daily Gazette can also have this fne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
DESTITUTE. FAMILY.

The Gazette calls the attention Of
the associated charities Of Fort Worth
10 The needs Of poor widowed mother
aud two children at 1907 South Main
street She Is sick. has two small child
ron 10 support aud without penny IN
money or anything 10 eat. The case
is q needy one and needs immediate
attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
FAILED AT rEXARKANA.

TEN AIiNANA. Tex, Aug, %
SPECIAL The brick block owrod by
judge L. A, Byrnc. on State Line av-
tnue. was attached to-day by the Gaze
CITY bank OF Texntknna ON claim for
$3.50 The property Is valued at Sl2OOO.
by Mrs ~ v freeman. was attached
and closed by creditors to-day on claims
ugrrrg1tiuy $500. Assets are not
known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
LIrrLn IrENIs.

At p Moot Rely. well and favor.
any known, young bualness man az ,his
Snny, yesterday took out license 10 wed
Miss Minnie Mountforti.
IN. nc revival services at the Broadway
e, .Sisos ,n church are already bringing
at,sra nv'b Az are cordially invited 10
Mctaslcnd Is preaching seryiees slose
at $3.50 every night. Tvs V''Ss
RH hall contest bc,wean the Com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
s1b HOuston: is ilNS Main Al ls sIres,.


@. II, Huhleip. general manager Of
y. +. Avery x Sons, plow manRiactur-
ers, Louisville, Ky, MAS IN the city yes.
terdny on mis- annual visit 10 Fort Worth
and Texas. He stand that there " not
only no truth In the rcport that Avery
branch and headquarters IN this city viii
Dc removed, but that on the contrary ar
ranEements are being made &c .rehuilG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
VOORHEES, TALKS.


1891 ,he department purchased ldl,-
59i 400 s,s ounces Of silver. costing
$i50.GGo 35g The highest price paid
was ~ 50i4 per ounce August 70,
1Sun H. i,r.lst 90 cents Ap ounce July
~ is13 treasury notes to the amount
Of $50. ii55sO have been. issued IN pay
ment OF silver bullion. q Wmen SIT,
silver dniiar. and retired since August
z. 1sos III 10 Angus, l, 1893. S4D,-
1S4 ico .r,ssnry notes have been re-
deemed y, ga. Thirty-six million
eisbfv.seyen thousand. one hundred and
eiehty-6ye standard dollars have been
coined from bullion purchased under the
act Of $50 On the. IAN, inst. the. gov.
ernmeni owned Of the silver pnrcha Sc
ounces. costing S12t.127,GTH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

ToNAwANDA. IA. Avg. %, Tho iroub-
lie brewing the past few weeks between
union and non-nnlon lumber showers. broke
this inornlng Into active hostihtica; The
nOn-nnion men were greatly outnurihercd.
score q shots were 1rcd and saresh
people hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
W. BURRE.
JOE KONNARD


MIKE CASSIDY. witness for Burke.
JOE DEAN. witness for kOunardi
The agreement does not state where
the fight will take place or in what hall,
but It will take place IN this city, aud
the hall will be selected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
BUSINESS.
SYKES & co.

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Sykes & Co.,
wholesale clothing to-day assigned; pref
crcuccs SlUO,OnO; assets, SlOlOOO LA
bilities, 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

ST PAUL, MINI. Aug, 22--rhe Peo-
Pies h1uk, which closed April 4, Will
reopen for business tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

"Swmming has been much neglected in
the British navy observed MIR, philonly.
''Nhen there's parliament In Dublin
we'll pass law that not sailor shall
have Terra hrma until he can SWIM
Punch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

and enloree their branch In Fort Worth
10 that their business here will be larger
than ever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
CONDUCTORS RACE.

George Clark, TT. w. aud d. . Se0i
Joe Scnlly. n and P...., Iip64
Dave Iohin,T and P.....,,, 3SJ0
John MeCArthy. Cotton Belt. -. $3.50
". X. Bell, TT w. and d.. ~, 3S5S
y. x. Woodward II. aud p, 1904
VI, y. Bogcrt, n. and P....g. 3O7T
W. NJ. Hanncy, H. aud II. o.. :O5b
J. W. Dixon, Rio urnnde. 2iOS
L. a. Horan, Il. and P..... o3gs
~ Paul n and p........,, 2998
n L. Farmer, Rock island o2.ia
Jas. Connor, n, and P.,.. oiOl
b Sinclair, Cotton Belt. a052
O. W. Richards. T. and T. 1nOO
$. NJ. Garrett, T. and P., ism
q. w. Smith. r. aud lS1O
Chas. Elliott, T. and p .., iTO0
julie Alvord, FIT. W. and u l5aO
Il. Cobb. Cotton Belt. -. is1a
j. +. Ingram, I. and P......... ii4b
Uhas. Harrill, Cotton BELT. $50
". ,. Settle, II. and No.. 1Ts
]. ID. Petty, ....-............. ~
81b Houston; 121O Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23
A FIGHT ARRANGED.

A sporting feast Is IN store, as the fol-
lowing agreement. handed TO the sporting
editor Of The Gazette, will testify.
Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. %. 1893.
We, the undersigned. agree 70 engage
In a scientific glove contest Of twenty
rounds for 5000 side and gate receipts:
40 take place Saturday, September 8,
1903
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

ANMlNNl lNNH
Ah, vuslc 10 nov the wary
"A. lis yea, iladarie ilarfass-
I'm tu5l ionly thine ~ 2 Z
ii among tho iuinnie : tuieA'
Angir q he havki @ pee.
A mana ulsa ilr a. tiats
NNCi thsitsa dhf1w tea
annocss o. hGliy iuclL
ilnais ran tAa hufu.o q luns
a-nQv, lfagc lhcFIia nlli z.
Vtht hIua Aliiilaa riouNt M
rad nnd chahil Aud kiti
nadine inlsn Is tfslk 70.
lma Nth tiie flqfrg nfi.la.
ONE hlrta % ne NtaillHi.
ONE aluE iae lhlt tteat ~.
aiumhli. rem " ne Qeian-
1Hne IN and thut the daoh
ariklnW.ih hlsWhlaslfA BE-
illd w but lInger taeri,
nwhy jail biT,li ot z ,slaef'
az 1tilh innotiut tAiAfs
4fta ioek on DO sAie3s'
l...s-. iiliirindtrut
Ia Qdnna aalfilllii ~ u.
Ibathrv tllnk ofrls "a home
l.fF On Ataiime Hlals
fiVfnrlstkfa lhe incfAins'
i.nv stntiy. srtii Af,eN.
fI.h N am lnlithe gar Id
AZ v ft..na az
ND tirht ida 10y ~ yon
4aNait ii1iig vest a ~,
lisfkl MAJ, iht dogs ~ h.it
ia sial5 ms isr1sr hes ~ y
ivs pasel "a tfhutyh PRIV.
inns lilhlsomo iiiiiial ~
-. t-.slIn ltdfufr uWtclttl
4 eniut f11na halef naa.
] hAss tritd nelto ipsf you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

None but ten years old Belle Of Nelson
wl4iskty sold over the Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

.,Ivai ogtse llus csaariss.
Y. leiile cIy o. ffvsdoui-
~ hise hslefs Wentlsillur.
70 risirieat glTl thaisout.
~ hefeaa sinllaWaliinr f5r ma
llhe Wandering sAyoysfd,
lake ME back % suiifsrinntl
bow AT ronr ffoun nv rgEc-
, lfe ight Ia Neillts rtss
n 10 hanat % Alan ss,fn
] ne gifl vhatltaIiiml
Z lefhanlro k,thlstie AMI ross.
,lni.'k y me neytr more.
i.hit unhappy, htilnisrriasn
Nedefnesili ny laitler, loys
y VII fuu love Ire then A. ne~
W tfss The siosF Mime
MsA.n 4 mlle o. Ldluboros
Msy devn souh IN ALBANIA
" hrn the daytrfoy Isreayin.
Mhst rqpie yaltfo guina 10
ttfo fAr Zlihf
llNg llraiss g f0oftorlshk
"Asi iaetl;sr pun tie l.,la
.. 70 w.
" - lIrhiplf1tfn- nnrles.
hty pfarhffl. drfle.
ny ~ wv eaiHf % as o. fsna
Y i.en y Fc1i allfef ~
" zen J tanrtI1 ifYif
Y, " pen iisis aIa .r fHift re-
I Mhen Va rohra 10 aH.tr.
Muuuinan. annFs Nat fasa.
VI han Tie tvAllaes hon.dwsfa
" zen The torn i5vav'z, Aunia
3, " nat Will You do, inttP
Wont yuutill me ehf, Rabinf,
n, ny nAe. Nc have uiifsfd T1a.
NJ, Nc afs eaminr, silaf liafy,
I'VE tau The cogar liut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

The mu1ent prayer.
lhe luIg 3, weav Jay,
The sWiiJrtsfarcusl
&C. The queer little man
h, lhe fpoHirf In the tEFu.
IIh= hluuliI laou iherye
Tao tCaff that night sud
e, morning.
rtL The rnse and shamrock.
We The ll'lle nshrrfnultien.
Gy w hifptr 50 he twilight.
Nhs Z ara you guink
= I NY nfliiy maid.
.ng Work, nisfrrs, Wufk.
4. When cooking ArhuL
The " ben red lraytifsli.
VIC Dat calm ~ sWsek
lanlMc't better bllr ave.
Mhiskcfi hvga hrs.
age W mere har nufhny Funef
Whoa lfriigei Esss ou.
eni en- The maAA.
When uutr eonfpiftng.
w W herr . kntannn gansl
Where vas Musssl
ILL., When The quiet moon 10
y bcainlng,
w. Why chin, the bell, 20
mcfulyf
When you and / ven
yuurF, Annie.
n VITA Joy niy heart
We meyer iIask a. We
/, pas By,
= re hlgh born spsnlsh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-23

4NE N4 trile l1nT tiuiNa
II IA ltariig tasa "a tdffus.
I hoard ave britl1eln..
cGnuotH z Tie oil ioass.
II 1--we tho n,tiry tpfilftiine.
little dream, Nhgn hiftltlw.
llulo.er youngta marry va
limh clIaf4flagk o. Jjlnnlt.
! would iNarr 4 ear istscltlil.
Ifthal bet a tAousaad aysaf.
lIN u. ~ "a ~ Tie f.rtafhlct
! itslgh fiItliayiols.tlnie.
ltNAl'lie nnl y al. ilfhatio.
iilek ~ eQull cat ~ ID.
Jack AID llNcat 4 p TIC I'M.
lletlls, The Cover o. numhlans.
l4yoles mlfa h'lifay bfsait.
lustv taln TIC hsihgr bar.
king Ml.,sfs dIlnsiaT nora
fklNd womb can reNNrllt.
lkitllng over the garden val
ll.litle man aud lIiils maid.
li.lsiqa " the nlehiln9aio.
n isliile hlrl on tts rrrtn tree.
ilEht Observation-Disclosures
lNale NC no rauiY eiarIat,
lNy hqine ~ fqydtf stlirr.
Mother, watch tie llitic fssg.
Mourialn made Ia, itaiion.
MY heart hear for somthofly,
Ny johnny vas q shoemaker.
Ny 1--we shes lli a las q yst.
my inyr wallis thtrn forfnh. Il
,lNebqdy SONG % marry ne.
IuHi haair gfimlou mofnIur.
, Ipli tlte ne t4e4 tn swIiferfd
p y had l wirEs lie q dotc.
lOua green Tank. fetfla Alarv,
4SheFlgr u my iafllnr.
. uhWNne oVvtdaIeek . maui
O latiie, an thou slespinF, tll
ion, are y flaapirg, MAEfist
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-04

WITH all IT'S professions o. vIrtae and
promises of refo,m tie Demt .ra''c
party is no better than il ought to be
and the history il ~ 90 tani Y nal ing
leads TO the cpnv chou Shat It's pro',,
sions are asian and j p-oTres y
bait 10 catch notes only. When n
Republican Legislature elects money
bags 10 the u. S. S.,ae wal of
woe goes mp from the Democratic PIE :
that makes one tbink The repnblic is or
Its las! pms unless the Democratic
party is restored to power. Re, oie.l
TO power the Democrats do just what
the horrid Republ did before
them-elect their n n4y-hags to ihe
senate--and then Justify themselves or
the grounds that the Republicans did i
when opportunity Offered.