davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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J(opocon,S Rii(b3ug Oon Jl(o6kall.
N1tt y3e6t NITRO 0te1eS @emalbe alS Die
DouenOetite tiinitlertl6e 2etitu11g bes pOr betrabe
bret Sabren perftOrbeuen Ntetiter8 a1ge1eben.
Ser b~o6Oramatii6e 8Orpurt wel6er ben,
1ta0 bent l@redli6en SelO5ug 1T NuBlarO int s,
1872 ta0 ben SelO5iigen 1T 9euti@la11D tt
$, 1913 11O 1tad bent ltegret6et 8orDrtngen
Der Oeutider 11t1D tbrer 8erbiinbeten 1T 9Sra1tf=
reid int S, 1914, u1Dermetblt6en llntergaag
DeS fOrit1den Observation-Disclosures u11D lette Daz
Our0 Derrrl abte Diitere 5eeleni ttn1ul111g be-
|5et6net, ftrDet TT Mtetionter's gentalem Bert
elite bere0te Darltelung. Die Na6btl0utg bdlt
it0 TT ieoer 8e5tebung itrerg at bag Original,
Dte Tarbet lt1D geltau De11e1 beg @emdlbeS ent=
lprede1tO, 1t1O a1f Dte ge1an1n1te WteDergabe lit
fl&nf tlerti0er @ei6ntaf ln0 petnlt61te 5Drgfalt
oer1pe110et. 0aS 8tlO, 1T ben @r6Benperbdlt=
11tien bon 17x24 a1sgefiibrt, etguet iMb por=
5tgli6 5um 3tutmeri6mud,
9n Die Sci r beS u4benDblattes ber eSltnots
Staat53ettutg" miro bteleS 8tlD fret utter fol-
gen0er 8eOtngnnger abgegeben: 21 81 Tage1t,
pom [. btS 81. De3entber, miro int ,NbenDblatt"
lowte SonntagS tint uQSeten" etn Coupon g=
Ornft merDe1t, be1en Summer tdglt6 perdtbert
ptrO* Wer Is atf et1tarOer fOlgenDe Coupons
at bic Trdger beg NbenDblatteS, ober III Der
Office Der SltnotS StaatS5ettutg abltefert, er=
bdlt bag Oben erlpdbnte 8tlD fret 5ugeitelt. IS
lit nt@t 110tbtg, nit Coupon 9eD. 1 an5ufa1gen,
1tl1r 10 arfettanDer fOlge11De Coupons 1ttD erfDr=
oerlt6> glet6Dtel at wel6em Sage fe Beginner,
3. g. DOt 3 bS II, Is btS 49, DOer II bS 81.
Wer Is Coupons nit elmer 2 GetttS=Wfarfe fir
Yorto etni enOet, erbdlt es per 9oit 5ltgela1Ot,
9aS 8tlO miro TT folge1Oen 8ldbeu 5ur Sc
lt6ttgu11g au5ge1teat letn:
Stub ssrrt, @deganbOlp6 u, 2aiaas Str. 1897 e. a5Ganb ae.
&ruie. 282 seOgpif Str. @hbpnt & g., 939 mGwoufe Me.
g6unt, ~ Gj5neotn 2e. SbeoOor 8e9uns, 422 SO. u, Ctr.
412 q, Al9lamb ae, dissenting, 100 gBeus Str.
SO eo TuDana sfr @s' s So5S@%r 39 g g. g Sdsf%o S@ g3r
80 eandpnt 9e. 80 WH @anOo(p6 Ctr.
1862 @anolpot Noe. 1913 gt Safe Str.
I&GntowirOm, IS, 9tptTOn IT, 6O9ne Ns ganp, 467 SIT 0ptfOn Ctr.
S. S. @9imet, 57 gtue SsmnO aps. 282 NOu6 aO.
e. 6h9 SsH5 a" 42 s9, an 3; r. s g"" s $1 9e a5 aDs
Ieobeuat Corr @OoO Store.
8hrbhr, 1924 Gtate Ctr.
S$@@S ~ : IS S5 Sa$ 81 ST.. 2ldpoGeon's 2ti&5rg /
$o s 6 gSs's s:e s3 e." s rs se az 9st s9. bon 2QosRdn.
@bdmann ~ Ban 8usn Sir. --
sHe9a". l $50 S S@eoIn S&. Coupon NO. ia |
9embt, 1881 Belmont Goe. |T \
0a1, $40 Gucon 2Ds. Die Drummer wmO tasuo u~anoert
SSn nbTr l0M31 S GToUurg s %"' gr Is af einanber foGgen6e Gouz
Otto, GDbourn Qpe H. QdrQbee Str ppHS upNeeF, etgau pas SWo TRt n
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Qenoerte feline 2Ibffdbt,

Der Tu3rmann &obert 8taf, go. 500
~. StraBc. bate 9eltern 2(benb einen Streit
NIT lelner 6rau. ST DerlieB baS 3in1mer
nit ben 8orten, baB er Ser Socbe lcbnelI
en- @noe macben per0e. @leid barouf
fnalte I'M S9lai3immer Elm ScbuB un6
8lad Lag b%IutelO, nit elmer <qel i'm
ltllterlelb, am 8oben. 9facbbem ct leiue
geitHnlng lpieOer erlan9t bate, loote er,
oaB er ltcb anfGn9li6 eri9ieBcn iuollfe, bok
Ell aber Ietnen 8OriaB ouf9ab, ben 0epolper
an pen TuBboOcn mari un6 bos lich Sic
gSotte bann eutlub. Ser ber6eiaerIfene
Nr5t n%tetnte, DaB, bic 9ticbtun9 Ser Rltoel
IN Setracbt 9e5o9en, Die 2~lusiage be8 Ser.
munoeten allT Mabrbeit 6eruben t6nne.
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Detl ibm ietn 0eIo seraubt wuroe,
mollte Phillip DepoY fid1 eri6ie6en.

Sin boOenloS freezer 0faub pur6e geitern
Nbeno auf etnem 3uge Der @ra1o Srunfz
Sabn, taDe Dem BoLtitraBenz Babnbofe,
ausgetu6rt. Ser 2ootle Y6tQip 9eOoD
hattie fit feline Sbatigfett tpGbreno Des Somz
nters ge1tern gtacbn1ittag leinen poblDerz
Dtenten 2obn bon 5000 aus6e3ahGt befomz
men uno geoaBte nun gu ben in Qll9ena,
Wftcb., tpobnen0en Setntgen 3~uritd3ufebren.
gu otelem !3tpeGe be9ab ct itcb, nab0en ct
$15 fir @elc6enfe uno $40 fir etn 8tuet
beraus9abt, iOmit allo nob $175 in Ser
Salcbc bate, na6 Dem 8oIfitraBenz8abn
bot unb auf Ben bereitS oibt belebten 3ro.
Iaum bate bteier itcb in 8eipequno aelebt.
ais altcb 1cbon oer @onoutteur feline stumble
macbte. 0eoog muBte, ba ct ietn 8iQet
IN OaS B%ortemonaie geitedt bate, 6ie1eS
berpor3teben. SIM ielbcn Mfomente fab er
1tcb BON iecbS WtGnnern umrtngt, Bic i6m
mach tur5cm Sample bas bic $175 entbolz
tene BortcmDnate aus ben 6Gnben riiien
uno oarnit sur Gar 9in0usliefer. 0cnoD
1eBte tDren mach un0 er9telt aucb bQI6 Betz
1tanb in oer Yerion be5 Spesialpolt3iiten
Sranf Noam5, Der I'M nQc6iteng8agen iibenD
Den YARN Der110lnmen bate. Q(ber bic
Mroeren tporen ibnen Su beben6e unb mach
fHr3er Sagb muBten ite bon elmer ip~eiterel1
Gertolgung N6itan6 ncbncn. 0arauf
gulgen tie in cine Sc~legrap6en Station.
no g>eoop cine 9epeicbe aufseben moute.
9ocb plobltb 5og ct cinen &epplper un0
rtcptetc otelen 9egen feline Sruft. 9l6ams
padte l9n aber nod recbt3eitig, no6m ibm
Die 9etG9rltc9c Baffe aus Der 6ano un6
Dracbte TIN, UNI ipetterc5 ltnbeil 5u Derz
9Hteny anr bic 0arriionitraBcn Station.
SoH Den frecben &Gubern feblt ieOe Spur.
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Stdoti1bes.
BUR Beadtun9 fir Goupons
1ammler.

QGir macben bie 2eier 6es u2l6enObGute
tcs" barauf aufmerfiam, 6aB es nocb 6iele
@o9e 5eitig gcnug lit, nit Der Sammlung
BON 10 Coupons, pelcbe gu bem 8ilOe:
ugtapoIeon's &iid3ug bon Mosfau" bcrecbz
ttgen, su be9inner. @er am II. 9esem7
Der anfdn9t, Sic Coupons a~us3ui6neiben,
fam nod am 81. 0esem6er Die erforberz
ltdbe 3abI %betlammen 1abcn. g8er bas
Bib baben mill, iOute Oaber iOslei3 an
fangen.
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Aer7te
StnS niGt ss jeSer 3ett
uebereinfimmeno,

Ibere s lit ntbt Giner, Der cine grinbli8e
8robe Der 8orsiige bon 9antets' stttts
fepttc ais etnem &%einat6oter porgenom>
men bat, tuel6er BARN ni3t iibereinitimmt,
baB IS Elm tpunberbares Specific fir Die
6etlung bon allen &ranfbeiten lit, tpel6e
Ourcb 6eimIeben entite6en. Seine anz
itedenbe &ranf6eit fam it9 Derbreiten,
pcnn bas 6aus nit uuierem @as aus9es
rGudert ptrb.
Satden sur &iISune bon 8as, 81 Die Bog.
Gnarts5IaiGem oer Solution, S1.O0.
Chicago Antiseptic & Funigating Co.,
5os Inter Ocean suildins.
, 1893-12-14
'FFTcIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL abatement of the NATIONAL FIRE
1Ann"Ni oVatOhiuh' INSURANCE OF
Hartford, in the State of Connecticut. on the
3lst day of December 1892: made to the Auditor of
Public Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
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lin SteQun9iu6en6en bel Ser geseitz
tpdrttgen GtOtblage bas @rlangen bon Be-
lbattt9ung ST erlei9tern, nimmt baS
@benoblott Der SutnoiS Staats3ettung
Stellengeiucbe unentseltlicb auf.
, 1893-12-14

NuBerDem tbetlt uns 0r.N. Mertbbetmer,
Ser @tgent6iimer Ocr Merbants @gcbange
unb beS Ntener &eltaurantS uno @af6s,
go. 178 Quincpitr., nit, baB er gerne be-
rctt iei, ieben 9tabmtttog 3pti9en 3 unb 4
ll6r 5%pan3ig arbeitSloien 2euten Spetie un0
Grant 0erabretben 5u laiien.
, 1893-12-14

1887 9. Miblan6 Nbe.
WieboI6t & Co., 939 Wtlpaufee Nbe.
Sbeobor 8ebrenS, 422 SO. II. Str.
Weus Str. Bridge.
Discerning, 100 8eas Ctr.
Sobn 8ed, al @eQs Ctr.
S6raber, 316 sc. Warfet Str.
Nnbericn, 317 SIT Oiptlton Str.
30 Weit Ganoelpb Str.
1913 @eit Cafe Str.
@anp, 467 Sit Oipiiion Ctr.
282 Nprtb Qpe.
389 yfortb Npe.
Wtar, 259 Stub Str.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-05

EIKo, NEv., Nov. 1, 1893.
DLEAsB TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
Sinte, County and other taxes for tho
yeaS 1893 are now due and payable at my Of
fcr. All taxes unpaid at O'Clock =. NJ. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1885, will then be-
come delinquent and 10 per cont. be xdded
thereto, together with S1.25 for Auditors
certificate and $500 for advertising.
M II. MILLER,
County Treasurer and Ex-Olicio Tax Re-
ceiver.
Es7- All checks not payable IN ElEo will
'snly be received vt u per cent. discount.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-05

ahT Rnsinoss b boprs from "a. x,to4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-05
w. w. BOOHER,
DDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
sUBsCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Will be made ss low So Ia consistent with
Sauad bus: ness principles. Apply at the of
co for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-05
ZAXESi TAGESI

CoUHTy TREARuRFsR's OFFICE,
Office with County Recorder
Mt Courthouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Tex, aud gas and oil company at
Nashville. Veuu.
The T'radesman reposte forty-eight
new Industries as cHinhishcd or inUuf-
pointed during the week. together with
seven enlurgemcats Of manufactures
mud tweuty-thre important new build
Jugs.
Among the most important new in.
dustiiea reported for the week are q
button fNrtors az Dayton. Teun., can
ming factories nt Riverside, Ala. aud
Chnrlcston,W Va. car works az Greens.
bore, n. g.. chemical works ut Sahvllr.
Va. and a steam cotton gu at Now
Orleans. la.
A SSo,O0o distillory has hecn organised
at Louisville, ny, asa electric lighting
plant NJ Martinsburg, W. Va. and -four
and griet miils nc Mountain Home, Ark,
and ROssville. Ga. An ice factory Is re-.
ported NJ established at Hnmmonds, Ia
q corrugating plant at Wheeling VI. Va,
and pillow factory nc Jackson. Teum
The Tradcsmau also reports q 100000
mining company at Hot Springs, Ark, a
$4,000 quarry az Lexington, Ca, and an
OIL and gas company ut NaRhyile. Tenn.
A tagging factory viii be hnilt at Annie.
ton, Ala, cotton mills az Columbus City
Ala. aud Raleigh. ~ g., aud SPARTAN
burg, =. c., a knitting mill az Meridian
Miss, aud n rope factory at Rwafvillp
\. q. Tobacco factories will boz built al
Louisville Ky, and Clnrksyillc Team.
Among the woodworking plants 0f the
week. as reported 20 The Trndcsman. az,
furniture factory Fort Smith, Ark.
carriage factory NJ Huntsville. Ala.
saw and planning mills M Renlro. Ala
Munatce, Fla, Roanoke, Va. and Kana.
wsh city, W. VA, spoke factories al
Meridian. Miss, and sayo works III
fmeaslle. La, and Madison. Ark,
Water works are to be- built az Var
BurW, Ark. and Burlington. y. &
Among the cnlargemcnts OF the weel
are iioming mills nc Cat Fish, Ky, phos
phatc works nc Font Meade. Fln., cottor
mlls az Goldsbore. n. g., and Charlofts
vale, Va. wooden mills nc Cedar Blud
/ and Nythclille, Va. and a furnitnr,
| factory at London. Tehn. The new
! buildings of the week include bank build
/ nga at Elberton. Ga. aud Crockett. Tex.
! business houses az Cartersyillc. Ca. IL BoN
Vile and Nashville Tenn. aud SCOTS
! boro, Ala court house az Hurrods
burg. ny. an office building AZ Norfolk
va, aud warehouses at Memphis, Tenn.
aud Norfolk, Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
BEWARE OF THE BEAR.
CAPTAIN M'LEAN PROPOSES TO
RAID COPPER ISLAND.
Clean Out The Garrison and Slaughter Inc
Seals. All for The Sake Of
Revenge.

Chicago, Jan. ia special dispatch
from San Francisco contains the follow
ing somewhat remarkable statrnipDt
''Ihe steamer Alexander, which iiies the
Hawaiian flag, ~ now fitting ont here
for Il sailing cruise, which h said 20 IN
clude n raid on the Russian seal rocker
les on Copper island. Tho Alexander
caught last year by Russian cruiser
when thirty miles away from che Sibc-
rian coast She was taken 10 Pclro.
paulOyski aud rechristened the AleKan-
der. Captain Mclean WAS Dnplly al
lowed 10 Ncoyer his vessel, bat he was
forced 10 keep nloft the Hlssian flag
when he reached here he sci about
a scheme of revenge. lie ascertnined
that Copper island * guarded 10y only
twenty men, most Of whom ure natives
and poor shots So be- decided to raid
the ro0keries with a strong force. He
has engaged sixty men for the Alexon-
der, and they are all armed with the
best Winchestcrs. The Alexander can
use steam aud sail, aud can make over
fourteen knots without canYns, ~ there
Is no Russian cruiser on tie Siberian
coast that can overhaul her
1.-The scheme IL, IN compnDy with tho
schooner Edward ". Webster, TO make
q decent on the Copper Island rOokefiee,
clean out The garriaon and then slaughter
the senls There are many thousand
SEALS on these islands aud the liuRsiaua
only permit a small number TO b. killed
each year. The Alexander VIII ny the
Hawaiian flag as under tuesiah coiora
the captain and officers could he executed
for piracy " captured Mclean does
not know what fear IL, and as he Is a
slsiiliul nGgignior, be had no trouble In
getting daredevil crew that viii run
desperate risks for their share of loot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

different interests. or hss had
the volume OF immigration IN
the same number Of weeks rs the
present The gratifying news comes
almost from every point that husl-
ness is good aud emigration h heavy
and muy fnimers aud enterprises have
been added to our section this year. That
Is what the citizens of Texas have bccn
praying for sOr many yesrs. aud nov they
have gone 60 work 60 settle The Wild
places aud open up the hedges. aud be-
fore the work ~ hardly begun the re-
suit begins to be realized
No place Ia the world, certainly not in
North America. offers ~ much FOR 80
little to the ngriculturalists as Texas
aud this fact has at last dawncd and
the investigation proved the truth. hence
the How Of home-seekers from other
lands TO Ours.
This Is seen Ivy MI who read The daily
papers of Texas, or travel over It's
broad domain Ia all sections that have
made nm effort 60 development, new
farms. new houses anu new commercial
industries IN active operation are there
ns the result.
This quick and gratifying result, how
ever general h snOt chance. but dcriy-
ed from well laid plans aud active work
by the party or parties Whhing to de-
yelOp their particular section, and for
AAiNHlihNNN W. VIII fAAf hAhA NNi-
Jug 2O.OOQ acres of pasture, iine
was a territory In which many millions
of acres as good as theirs, was lying IN
pastures, awaiting the chance SETTLER,
or Tor some money bags 10 start ont
aud hunt Il up. and develop " for tlAn,
reversed the situation and decided No
take their slice TO market. and not wait
for the market 10 come up Ia them SO
less than year ago they cut their tract
into small bodies. cut the price 10 suit
the land and times, and cut the terms ia
suit farmers, that they might pay Tor Il
after they had pat the ground into cul.
uyntion. Then through the press they
told OF their particular section, aud its
advantages, and invited hOme-seokeH
10 come aud share IL. The result IS al
! most onc-tourth of the tract Is IN farms
aud new houses, and new town is oc-
| cnpying The ground where year age
| cheap cows aud scruhby horses pluckcd
| the grass. Individual effort I'm showing
| the natural advantages and the chcAl
| price and easy terms, cited aud shown
| the homc.secker Is the secret Of the sue
cess Of Roscoe. the place We cite and In,
| vite the attention Of farmers seeking
homes IN Texas. There sou have rail
road facilities, churches. schools ant
markets with gentlemen nt the head o
| the movement, whose success nlrend,
| proves them superior In giving all yot
want IN a home, even IN Texas. The,
have room for a few more farmers. ant
letter addressed TO Seatnn a Arnold
| Roscoe, Sweetwater, Tex, win bring yOl
! description and full particulars OF th,
| lands, the plan of payments aud nn,
! other informuOn desired by parties wish
| tng homes and business openings in
| rapidly deyelOping country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
oRowTH Or THE SOUTH.
The Industrial Development 10 Inc Week End
ing Ian. i4lh.

The Tradesmnn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
In It's review OF the industrial situation
IN The South for the week ending ban.
II, suys that ihe extremely cold wcaiher
which Las prevailed throughout the
Southern states, has had s0Die effect on
the volume Of business, especially M
places dependent on liver navigation.
The need Of hrger railway equipment
y shown by the demand for coni, iron
and iulpber cars which exceeds ihe sup.
ply. The markets are steady, with no
likelihood ~ lower priees Tie textile
Industry shows continued actiFiiy, and
several new mills are reported for the
week. An encouraging feature of the
gitnniion u the great varsity Of Now
Industries reported, almost every branch
Of manufacture and mechanics heing
represented ~ the list II industres
which The Tradesmon reports for the
week, specially 10 be noted bong q
100000 brewery a. Augusta, Ga; a
SiO0,OO0 coal company at l.ynchi,lfe
VA. md one With Si2J.O00 capital III
Knoxville, Tom; $4,000 development
companies az Atlanta. Ga, and Charles.
ton. y. 81; a S1O0OO0 fuel gas COMPANY
AZ New Orleans La: OIL mllla at BRYAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
NE SQUEEZED her BARE FOOT.
u Didn't Huh Her but She Lost $4,000 Worth
Of Energy n MorYlnn Over n.

Memphis Jan. II. Mrs. Virtua Pom
mier began suit todny agninst the Illi-
nois Central Railroad c0npuny Tor $1,000.
She claims that while occupying berth
10 sleeper "male employe" of The
road seized and squeezed her bare foot.
exposed TO view by the accidental dis
placement ~ The curtains OF her berth.
She does not claim 10 have been physicaliy
injured by the unlawful scigng and
squeezing 0f her foot. but estimates the
mental woniment consequent upon it to
be worth SJOOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
no yoII WANT 4 PUBLIc oFFIcE?

u'hora arc lSOVOO Oihces Witllh Ilt
e,;ft ~ The ne,y administration, aud now
rs the time for fhoSe seeking public en-
ployment 10 take pr0per steps to secure
ons of these lucrative positions. All VINO
are Interested shonid ~ ouce send ipr 4, =
copv of the United States blue booK J..
rs register OF an Federal Offices ana
eInploymeats in each state ana TERRITORY
the District Of Coiumba anu Apfoau'
Win their SALARIES. enOlumeuts and 1u'
Ties: shows who isseligble for APPOINT
uient questions asked at examinations,
how to make an APPLICATION and how u
nush II 10 success, and gives besides a
rast amount Of impofant and valuable
information relative 90 government pg'
sitlons never before published. Hand
somoly bound IN cloth. Price 20 cents
post paid Address ]. H. Soule, publish
en-, Box 43, Washington, ID. Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan ~. Arthur
Johnston, ~ years odd aud graduate
Of Yale " dying IN the Kent county
p00fh0nse. he speaks several languages
ami has been professor Ia Two smul
tnna De went there aud acquired $500,
Ohb. Bad mining specalafions ruined
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

We have thiriy-four tNenty-pound
boxes of rlisins hit which can be
bought at ~ box. Turner a I)inTee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

With the agents Of the PrOyident
Savings about liio insurance aud sayc
forty 100 per cent on annual premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

We have fiiriy-fOur tWelty.ponp
boxes Of rsisins left which ran DO
bought % ~ a box Turner a Dingee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Some Of the most gorgeous costumes
ever seen IA Fort Worth Ia "yhe Con.
oilers" ~ the matinee today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
A THING OF BEAUTY.
A Handsome Ornament and a Useful Article.
Call at Inc Gazette Office and Soc H.

The ladies Of Fort Worth are invited
70 emil a. The Gazette business ofico
and examine The Gnzette's Cabinet
premium sewing machine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

To-day Il your only chance TO see the
great conic opera, The Gondoliers." al
the matinee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

We hafe thirfy-four twenty pound
bOdght az 81 box. Turner & Dingee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Grams opera company Win give a
change Of opera nt every performance.
10 don't foil 10 see '"fhc Hondohers,' al
the matinee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Grau IL giving great opera nt pop.
ular prices; No don't miss tiIis chance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

II sou want old fashioned open kettle
sugar house molasses 80 90 Turner a
Dngec's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

II you want old fashiOlhd open kettle
sugar house nlolaases, 80 10 Turner *
DinFee's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

IA yon want Ola faahlgied opeu kettle
sugar house molasses 20 % Turner a.
Dingee's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

II yon want old fasliiOred open kettle
sugar house mpiaases. 80 90 Turner &
Dugccs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

we have thiry-four twenty-pOuud
boxes Of rhsins left, which can be-
bought re 81 a box. Turner q Dingeo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

IL y0u want Old fashioned open kettle
sugar house iu9lasses, 50 70 Turner *
uinxeek,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

With tho agents 81 the Proylden'
Savings about lie insurance, and save
forty l40l per cent on annual premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
NEW TARAfs

NJ wear Ia The history Of Texas has
been - promislng for misratian 20 ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

GILBERT ana SolIiVans latest operate
craze. The Goadoliegs, az tie matinee
today.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-05
COURT CHRONICLE.
Rehearings Wanted A Magistrate
smissed-Circuit Term.

Messrs. Monsarrat and w. A. Kin
ney, counsel for plaintiff, have fled
a motion to set for rehearing the
cause, Arthur Mouritz VS.. John n.
Ilae in his own behalf and as guar
dian ad litem for John and Maria,
minors, and Kipela. 1t is stated in
the motion that Justice Sanford b.
Dole, who resigned ON Jan. II, 1893,
took the cause under advisement,
after argument, on Feb. l, 1892, and
had not since rendered any decision
or opinion whatsoever thereon.
Mr. Achi, counsel for defendants
in G. Kaiaiki VS.. j. w. Keliikoa ct al,
has filed motion for day to be
set for hearing argument on demur-
rer. which Justice Dole had heard
some time last year, "but there is no
decision rendered by him until to-
day, which gave very inconveni-
ence to the defendants"
H. A. Widemann has filed his
seventh annual account as guardian
of minor children of j. l.. Richard
son, showing: receipts, S5703.52; ex-
penditures, SIS5925; balance, SS44.21.
In the bankruptcy of Tai Ling,
Judge Cooper allowed the assignees
of the bankrupt estate of Wong
kwork Hang to prove their claims.
A. 5. Hartwell for claimants; G.
Brown for assignee.
5. III. Kalamazoo, District Magis-
trate of Waialua, was to-day dis
missed from office by order of the
Justices of the Supreme Court. He
was charged to the Court by the
Attorney-General with being incom-
petent and dishonest, and not a
suitable person to hold the Office of
District Magistrate. 1t was shown
that last month he discharged
Daniel Pohakahi, prisoner brought
before him charged with felonious
branding, although the man pleaded
guilty and the Deputy Sheriff pro-
duced two witnesses to swear to his
guilt besides.
With the case now on trial the
Hawaiian jury will practically COM
plete its work on the criminal calen-
dar The jurors not on the case
have been dismissed by Judge Cooper
till notified. There remains the
charge of murder against G. A. Her
ring, for the killing of d. l.. Hunts
man, but there is to be argument on
some legal point or other IN the case
before it is called for trial. G. w.
Ashford is counsel for Herring.
Il. &. Peterson, by his attorney,
Mr.. Hartwell, has filed discon-
tinuance of his appeal from the Dis
trict Court, where he was fined for
assault and battery on S. Ehrlich.
Malie Akamu, charged with house
breaking, was acquitted by Ha-
walian jury this morning Poepoe
defended her.
Iopa undertook his own defense
on charge of housebreaking, and
a Hawaiian jury found him guilty
without leaving their seats.
Kailipaka, who was acquitted on
the charge of stealing Miss Fan
ning's watch the other day, is being
tried this afternoon for the theft of
a watch from a Chinaman. He is
his own lawyer.