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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

aud business Mems association. judge A.
y. Patton. president vf the chamber Of
aud patriotic address 20 the audience
The secretary read a, letter ngnl &. 9.
Goodwin. editor Salt Lake Tribune aud
great silver champion. ln,ise isho'ies,
formerly Of Denver rad srlcndid paper
fayorinr Tho frcc coluagc VI silver Judge
w. II: Mcmillan. recently q nevada q
silver. mas In favor Of independent action.
u neither Of the old PARTIES will do any.
thing for the white metal. Nc was IN favor
OF the people going II on their own hook,
The remarks aroused 4 Lively discussion
as to whether II would be hest TO hang on
10 The OLD parties aud try g sci silver NJ
inonetixcd or organize u silver party fol-
lowing the debate. which ended Ivy tnhllng
q motion for independence IN the silver
question. n seties Of resolutions intended
10 be sent 10 congress was rad and ~
TERED 10 committee 10 reconstruct aud
report al d subsequent meeting.
Y, r. Ridley. president OF the business
Mems association. was elected a delegate
To Represent Weber county Ia the rnnvch-
tons to be held at st louis md Chicago.
Il was agreed 20 hold second meeting Ia
the near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

DENVER, COLO. July H. Eastern
papers have been tclcaaphing here ask
ing the real import Of Governor Wntcs'
inccndiary silver speech In an inter
view today he declares he meant just
what be said and viii not withdraw a
single word
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
IN THE CITY.
The Silver Lantern Contest.


In TIo... A., ~ ms ~ lkiIl4.
iohston st., and 1910 Main st.
fuce, We will send goods to any
\ III H. ,he state, charges prepaid, dur
eT.or IN Mr. Connor's vote yester-
49, snOuld have read 1876.
puge No. 3. Correspondents are re-
1H g make their letters as short
y Tue point MS possible.
rort Worth, Tex, July IL. 1893.
,aHs a Roe Gentlemcn: Shake.
LIVER Clly." read your letter with
nrs;; ,Great Is the Fort Worth and
N " Just walt and see whether we
iost our grip or not. That sill
'an'ern viii shed light on the pas
III T. OF the Fort Worth and Denver,
nluss on the arm of George CLARK.
OLD TIMER.
grt worth, Tex. July II, 1893.
~, ans " Gentlemen: am going
'Vses better than Traveller" Send
pnr Of your cloth top, narrow toe
lIaS' ! y, $50, and put my TWEEN
4 yves IN for Mr.. Mccarthy of the
~ bell. | have Travelled some my
sn au ! Know he is the most popular
INN'"r' THE WINNER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RE
SORTS

When arranging your trip for the sum
mer do not forget the Union paciiic't
famous health and pleasure resorts
Denver. Pueblo, COLORADO Sprays. Man
Sea Of America, and many other places,
all fully described IN our 'Slmmcrland, .
sent free on application, n. ). Davis,
city ticket agent. I0l Aiain street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

BERLIN. July 1.-the army hill pass
ed It's second reading In the relehstag to-
day. An the articles OF the bill will pass
:, ihird reading TOMORROW.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

II you feel debiliiaied. weak Or ncr
sous try 40 Electric bath at the Nalaio.
rum. II VIII cure you'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

Joseph Rogers finest cutlery made
on earth; sold ouiy ~ Andefson's Gun.
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15
EX-SENATOR rARwELL's rlAv.

CHICAGO. IiI.. July a.. Ex-senator e.
y. fGrwcll has written the following letter
20 Secnqary Cerlislc
"Dear Slr-l have read thls morning with
a great deaf VI pleasure the letter Of OK
Senator Henderson addressed 10 yen on
the subject Of finances, AMI II prompts me
70 give you my Views upon The snme sub
'sThe ex-senator makes ten nropcsltIona.
l VIII cndoayor 70 cover the subject with
fewer lumber.
the funding and reminding ot IN OF the
national debt. including bonds. rrecnhacks.
silver certificates and treasury notes into
pom bonus running 100 years and hegtlug
national hanks to use these new hOnds at
par, as a basis FOR their issue. They would
take all these bonds AZ par
u recommend the repeal NJ the sub
treasury net. This act, rs You know. wns
conceived In hate. and has never been any
bcncht 10 anybody. The government hy
continuing 10 use the suhtrensnry, dis-
credits and shows no confidence in the
national hanks which Il has created and
Which u SUPERVISED aud It's example IL
fonowcl by the timld people In wita'rw.
ing their money FROM national and othrr
banks and uncins II In safety depuslt
vaults, thereby adding to the intensity of
the present panic.
nuthorlzed, upnn the repeal Of this act, To
direct his collectors 10 deposit tho revenues
or the country In the national hanks Ne,
i'vNu ny MN ~ inc polnlN Whrrr These
revenue nre collected 'this would DO
AWAY with the expense Of keeping mn Inc
different suhtreasurics OF the country.
which Is probably not less than $4,000
per annum.
"on tho subject OF silver, / suggest that
tue ratio he changed so as tn bring tho
value OF the metals 10 parity with each
other; then allow free coinage, and provide
that silver shall he n legal tender is long
hS the parity continues and when Il crgeps
then Y should be a legal tender for only a
limited amount Yours truly,
a. H. FARNItIT -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

down from ovcfwoik Of bolAotoIl cnlth
Browns Iron fSitters keenllcs he
1yAson. aids dIgrstion. rcr1oyc1 e1ce4e Of bilc.
aud cures maleria. Get be feiiuhis'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

TO BRING ENGLAND TO HER RNEIlS.
ABE DENSSE . COL, July i4,rln public I'D
international monetary conference coun.
selod the people of Colorado 10 shut down
ne mines as the best method Of bringing
Europe 10 Its senses He said;
suspect u great many NJ yen would
want free coinage, but do YOU suppose A
would be possible TO get such measure
from the present administration The end
OF history Is snror to come within the next
three years; You mny regret the dotcrmlu.
alton Of the president but you cannot
change II; Il may strike. You WITH much
violence, hut ! tell you, stop coinlng silver
aud you viii DO more In the ensuing spyon
months than you would otherwise accom-
pllsh In the remainder OF the presidential
term.
"shut down yonr mines aud stop selling
to the government. What hurt would II
do .youi Not a bit. What II silver does
decline o 10, ~ or - cents per uuncey
II would not hurt You In tho least. You
cannot ~ any event sell tho silver you nrt
today mlnlng except Mt ruiunus price
and then only IN such quantities rs II may
suit the smelters aud thr ore buyers
81 say. shut down your mines. nnn send
silver where II would 10, mud lot me as.
that would so quickly bring that auiocInt
uf all the monetary world, England, 10 her
knees ana that you could devise no means
that would accomplish that most desirable
"stop mining aud that would crush hcr
little scheme to naoaG up6d poor ln,lla
that Tremendous debt size n now fastening
upon her by widening the gap between her
iva rupees,
"Shut down your mines mud YOU wOnld
hurt her exchange and the howl thnt has
been sent IN for ytbs ia the Lancashire
mills IN the Indian trade would become ~
loud and 30 general that even the present
british cnb iet would be forced 10 hputkru
aud take up the silver question. unu IN
seek the MD aud assistance Of this country
inStend Of our alllur her 10 help rs.
81 say shut dOwl your mlncs-nrd what
good are they Ia yln with the present
rrlgnlng values Of silycrY say shut
down your mines, and yon Will DO more 10
half year than the mind Of mortal man
could suggest In q century.
"Why. In that Brussels conference we
listened 10 France alone for fourteen days
md there was rot n slnliila Of relief of-
fcrcd to us. II was clearly apparent TO the
American delegation that we would our
selves be- Obliged 10 show Edsland that we
fully c0inprehenled her scheme and
thai we would decline to take M the bur
den Of silver alone i0n ask ns n We could
got France to stand by M, and / answer
You In terms most emphatic, No.
'France would offer OF AFFORD US no CON
rlllatlou England X tie country we are
after, and Il Is this country we must get
In that country the white lnelal Is winning
getting aged, and likely 10 die or drop out
Of power any day, there would be- n eiinnga
In the cabinet and we should IN an prnbn-
hlIity see Lord Salisbury MIR. Goschen.
Mr. Wnllsworlh Mr., Halfnnr aud possibly
two other hmetnlists In The British chbi-
net. aud that would speedily bflng the
question TO n focus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

scincs, nets, reels. rods aud hooks OF
all kinds at Andcrson's Clubhouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-15

Montana has 100000 sheep.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-16
CUBA,s SUGAR SEASON ENDS
The Islands Yield Will be Be
tween 100000 and 500, 600
Tons.

The sugar season in Cuba may
now be considered virtually ended,
as the yield of the few estates still
grinding will have no appreclable
effect on the total production. 1t
is estimated that the yield of the
whole island will amount to be-
tween 10000 and 100000 tons, a
very large decrease from the aver
age total production.
The severe drought which has
persistently prevailed since Octo-
Der last has not only affected the
yield of sugar, but has considera-
bly, injured the tobacco crop. In
several localities cattle are begin
ming to suffer for want of water
and the grazing fields furnish little
nourishment, the grass being prac-
tically burned up. Washington
Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-16
The Cruiser San Francisco.

There has been some speculation
in naval circles as to the purpose
Of Secretary Herbert in bringing
the San Francisco around from the
Pacific and making her the flag
ship of the North Atlantic squadron,
just time when the policy of the
department appears to be to distri-
butte the new vessel among the
foreign stations. The reason is
that the secretary is very proud OF
the beautiful white cruiser and
wished her to take position as flag
ship of the North Atlantic squad
ron (for which she is admirably
fitted so far as interior accommo-
dations are concerned) in order
that in that conspicuous place she
might be a present evidence not
only to visiting foreigners, but to
the people of the east, of the excel
lent naval construction that is pos
sible on the Pacific coast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-16
G. BREWER & CO., LID


QUEEN STREET, Honolulu II. l.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
Onomea Sugar Go.
Honomu Sugar Go.
Wailuku Sugar 90.
Waihee Sugar Go.
Nakee Sugar Co.
Haleakala Ranch Co.
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer Il Co.'s Line OF Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board Of Underwri.
tere.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
Hon j. o. Garter, President q Manager
George III. Robertson Treasurer
E. +. Bishop Secretary
Col. w. +. Allen Auditor
Hon. O. r. Bishop
II. Waterbouse Etq. Directors.
s. @. Allen Esq.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-16

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Artistic printing at the GAZETTE
Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-22
SIMPLE LIDS TO COMFORT.
from Harper's Bazar |


There are many little things
which go towards promoting com
fort i'll daily life, but which are
often overlooked.
A flat teakettle, for instance,
wide and shallow, in which water
can be hurriedly boiled, is a con-
venience which no housekeeper
should be without. An alcohol
lamp, or a continuance to fasten
upon a gas jet, SO that the flame
may spread quickly under the sur
face of the kettle, will often save
time when it is necessary to heat
water for an invalid's use.
Speaking Of hot water, it is Won
derful how many good purposes it
serves A compress of linen wruug
out of hot salt and water, and
applied to the chest, covered EN-
tirely and closely with flannel to
prevent the taking cold, will ease
pain and do away with the irrita-
ton which eliminates in frequent
coughing. Hot water at the back
of the neck and behind the ears
will cure the nervous WEAKNESS and
hysteria which overcomes one after
a hard days work. Hot water
taken internally before a meal is an
aid to digestion.
No one who wishes to make a
guest absolutely comfortable should
forget to supply her room with hot
water abundantly. If not on call at
the turning of a faucet, a good
sized jug or pitcher of it should be
brought night and morning to the
washstand for dressing purposes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-18
Gomnen 6elots.
Gntsl Sam's s9attammsr 1T @eu
Wntf.

cine btfortiae etatte-@ieranospamsistaa,
iemS Geutuer eiIber-9er ,,fette"s aumtratt
Ssr llnites etates GrpreB 60.
nie @elofrilis, melde in re1ercr 3eit
FIJI infer @ei4aftSlebcn 10 empfinOli9
g betmiudte, ioDie Ole 5u bcmerfeuoe
8ieoerfe9r beiierer gcrbaltuiiie m6geu
8eranlailuug geben, oie aufmerflams
felt auf Die 5met 9emalti9en 9iesnlatOren
unieres @elomarttes, baS S6abarut st
@aibinston uno oa8 1lnteri6abamt gu
Seem Oorf, bin5ulenfen. &ettereS be-
fitt anBer letner f~inan3ie1lert nod cine
biltorii9e 8eoeutuu9 inloferu, oils arf
benz Balfon bes SEEM 0orter llnters
f6atamtS> @ebaubes @eorge 28albiltgs
ton I'M Sabre 1889 Ben Imtseio ais
erfter 9rGlioent Der Union ableste. Sin
bas weltseidtdtlide @rrisuiB erinnert
nod ieine tn sisantif9er @r06e aus9es
fibrte Bron5eitatue auf BEN BON Walls
ftreet nod ben Sauptein9dn9en fiibrer.
ben Stetnitnfen. Sine 0eibe prn Sab
rem nod bierte Der 8au alS 8unbess
balle, mo- Die Snaugurirunsen I'M lerer
Bunoesoberbaupter ftattbatten, BON
1882 btS 1862 murbe baS @ebduoe ais
2ollbauS benutt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-18
+ G,min 9a(6a. +
9as tragiide Cube zines beriibmten
@aMMes.

auf9efreiien 10 cnOet cine ser lpn1s
patbildltcn @eitalten in Der @eldidte
Der @rforidun9 Ifrifa8. Meld' cut
Ietli6es @noei lluo bod, mas lieqt
at Oer Irt oes &ebcnSabldlulies, lpeu1
baS 2eben ielbit 10 uob( au89efiiat lpar,
ME oasjenise Gmiu 8ai9aS!
Wteoerbolt uuo INNER bellimmter lit
i'll Der letten 3eit oas @eriibt bon Dem
Tooe ocs be6eutenoen @elebrten tlo
9roBen Sori6ers aufsetreten, lluo ueuer=
oings l6eint eS, ais oh Gin 3meifel Gil
oclien @abrbeit nidt mebr moslit lei.
Der bon Dem Oltliden llfer oes 5auz
Sanlifa-S Sees na6 2onOou 5uriid9efebrte
WtilIionar Spanu bebauptet, ans pier
bon chamber u~nabbangiSen Quellen
auSiiibrli9e nno in ben G~inselbeiteu
iibereinitimmenoe 8eri9te iibcr bas
enoe @mins erbalten gu baben. 9tah
oenielben bate Der Bai6a Die Neiioen,
beS Sflapenbdnolers Saio bin Nbeo inn
norboitli6en 9On9oitaate erretdt, ais
ibn Elm Iripp Qraber ent9eseutrat.
auf bic 5rase, wobin ibn lein @c9
fibre, antnortete Gmin: ,Dta6 Der
&Iite!" Da ndberte iid) Der 5iibrcr
nno itellte Die foeitere 5rase: rDu bilt
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Da8 @ebdu6e entbalt malfiue Sra.
nitfDdnbe un6 lit in griehii6em Stile
auf9efibrt. Wenr man 3tpilden ben
unsebeueren @ranitidulen, mel9e oas
p%oritebenbe Dad tra9en, binburd &c.
i9rtttett 1T, gelangt man 1T eiuen bo1en,
lufttgen Ganfiaal, pabren6 bret oe>
tpalttge Tbiren, bic ben @intritt IN sen
9bormes nermttteln, bic 0eltimmuna
beS @ebdubes permutben lallen. Ole
duBerite 3biir beitebt aus ungep6bnlid
ftarfen @ilenftanget, bic 3tpeite aus
Stablplatten nno Die brittle aus NIT
8le9 bei9lasenem 8altenmerf. Nn
ieber Seite beS @inganes befinbet iid
Elm 3immer, bon 6enen baS CUR Sinfer
iber Der 9bir ben germert traet:
nS9asmeifter@Giiiftent." Das 3imt,
rter sur Redten Oietlt alS Nrbeitsraum
fur ben leBtgenannten Beamten iinb
ben 9aifirer.
Die Dede i'm Snnern 6es @ebduoea
ragt tn Der 60rm eineS Dornes bis CUR
36be 6eS DaueS ernpor un6 lit ebens
falls 6ur9 ftarfe Gaulen aus @ranit
8eitiBt, bic cine Hotunoa bilben. 8iet
@allerien ftellen Die BerbinOuna ami.
iden ben 3immern ber, Die I'M 3meiteu
Stodwerfe on ieber @de oes @ebdubes
lie9en. Bon ben @alerien er6ffnet 5id
stne Sogelperipettipe auf Oie I'M Saals
oeS oarunter 9elegenen Stodfperfs at,
beitenben @lerfS Der uerldieoenen Nbs
tbeilvssen. Die @lerts finb burd
eiierne @ittersefle9te, Die rur loses
rannte Biseouboles ~aufpeiien, BON ein>
amber a%b9eionbert. Die @elos uno
Wertbporrdtbe aber perben In flint Sc
fpOlben aufbewabrt, bon benen bas cine
). o. ba8 Sob, bas anoere bic Banfs
noten bir9t. Dte @efp0lbe finb, fpie
man ft9 beufen fann, abiolut bombers,
biebes> unb feuerfi9er.
Wel4en nrlfan9 aber bic Transat,
tionen bes Seem 0orfer rlnterfdasamtes
beiisel, erbcat aus Der Tbatfohe, oas
5met Drittel aller 6inan3operationer
Der Bnnbesresieruns bur1 bteies Sn.
ftttut ans9efibrt mer6en. SIM Sabre
1892 betrug bic @innabme oes Stem
Oorfer unterl9afamtes 81, 259, $780,
591, beneu ii6 cine NuSsabe bon
81, 279, 579, 9O4 e%ntsegenitelte. Die
unterbilan5 muroe our6 ben I'm porans
g~e8ausenen Sabre semadten lleberi9ub
BON $138, 072 ,24O 9eoedt. SIN SUM-
1898 perfigte bas Stem 0orfer unters
i9osanit bereitS mieber iiber einen
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grpreBmaaen nit elmer Miiaion in @plb.

grpreBmagen nit elmer Niiaiou in Sob.
fiibrt. Sor pier Sabrcu bef0rberte lte
einmal $15,000,o 600 i'll perldjicocnem
@elolorten Don 8aibiu9ton mad Stem
Yorf. Den 9r0Bten @oloperianot III
90be BON 81, 00o, 900 fi9rte Die Govt
paltp ilrer 3eit BON 8bilaoelpbia nab
Jfem Yorf aus. @enu ser 9pn9reb
bel6l0Ne, Die in ben @em0lben oes
S6asamtes III Der 8unocsbauptitaot
la9erilOen $50, 600, 900 in 5ilber in
nmlauf gu ieten, 10 wiirbe oies fir Die
9eIeal9aft etnen 6ra6tiat bon $780,
600 er9eben. SIN Dur6l6nitt ers
rei6en Die burd Die runiteo States
@rpreB Company" jdbrlid oeriattotell
Gegierun9Sseloer Die SObe bon $780,
600, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-18

Gnain 8al1n, Der bic Nraber am Sit
toria 9igan5a t06tete?" un6 obne eine @rs
wiberuilg ab;uiparteu, l9lus Ct Inn nit
leinem Sdbel ben Gopf ab. Der 96r>
per bes @rmorbeten fpurbe ben Mannes
mas p%orgefDorfen, lpel6e ibn persebrten.
Gnlins Begleitern miberfubr in@letdes.
Dies ~ereignete ii6 I'M Sftober pers
9arsenen Sabres.
@min YaI9as eigentlider Shame lit
befanntlid @Suaro S1niser. gr mur6e
i'm Sabre 1910 oils Sobn zines iibis
iden 8aufmannes 9eboreu. 5eile
Stubien ma6te er auf ben llniperlts
tdten Breslau uno G~0nissberg unb lieB
ii6 bann ais Ir3t iu Der Tiirfei uieoer.
Seine eigentli9e 3arriere besinnt nit
1876, in lpelfem Sabre er @oroon
Baida in ocu Cuban begleitete. Die
Ter erfannte Die auBerorbentlide 8eaae
bung S6nisers in ibrem pollen uln>
fan9e unb eripirfte beljen @rnennura
gum @ouperneur Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5en 1873. Wtit ipelder lmlidt @min
baB inn anoertraute 9au6 regierte, lit
befannt. Ssiue gropin3en iparoen fir
@sbpteu gu einer INNER creiebieeren
@innabmequelle, bis bf a%ufltan6 bes
WfaBoi auSbrad, moOur1 @min bon
alter Yerbinoung nit ieiner Resierums
abeeihnitten wurbe. Defenders muB
ibui 5lm 8eroienit aneere6net iperoea,
oaB er in leinem @cbiet innerbalb orei
Sabres ben Sflauenbanoel uoliis aus
9erottet bate.
an9 Segen ben Wabbi mubte @min
leiue autoritdt 5u bebauptsn, unb ais
@noe Der 805i9er Sabre Stanlep fam,
INN i'm 81 .befreien," beOurfte eS f0rn1s
lid Der anipenbung bon @ewalt, I'M
@min gum 8erlaheu ieineS BoitcnS III
bewe9eu.
Spdter frat banu Gmim in oeuti6e
Dienite. 3u anfaus porigen Sabres
uuternabm er etDas ei9enma6tia cine
expedition quer onr6 afrifa nit Dem
3iele Samerun.
@min Balda bat ii9 iibriseus aud
auf Dem @ebiete Der 0iaturforIhuna
uno Der Sin9uiitif eipen be6eutenbei
Nanen semadt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-18

tsruoea gdOes, nit auSna6me ION
@ol6 mo SLIDER, fir belien Iraasport
boilers Staten pereinbart itno, 10 Gents
erBait,
Mie bod iid bts S~rattgebubr fiir bic
runitt0 States @rprcB Goulpann" BET
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