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The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
A New Arkansas Line.

The Kings River Railroad Co. has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state, with capital stock of 5000, ,000.
 The directory is composed of the following well-known gentlemen: H. M. Coulter and A F. Moore. St Louis K. J. Wilson. T. M. Gunter and E. R. Davidson The road is to begin at q point on the constructed line of the St. Paul branch of the St Louis & San Francisco rail way, formerly known as the Fayetteville & Little Rock railroad. near Baldwin. in the county of Washington. thence running east wardly through the counties of Washington and Madison to point at or near Kingston. it's length being about 38 miles
 The majority of the stock Is held by H. M Coulter. of St. Louis. The commissioners ap- pointed to open books for subscription to the capital stock are: E. B. Harrison. F. F. David son Theo F. Jones. W. $. Pollard and c. A. Mullholland.
 AMENDED ARTICLES.
 An amendment to the articles of iucorpora tion of the Paragould Buffalo Island Railroad Co., increasing the capital stock from BIO 00) to &50,000 and changing the name to the Paragould & South western railroad. was filed with the secretary of the state the other morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Shoe Department.
Specials Prices for Saturday

Specials Prices for Saturday.
Mise, spring heel Shoes-We
have received 8 cases more of
those Dongola Kid Boots in but
ton or lace. Heavy soles. just the
Shoe for school wear. We war
rant every pair solid leather
They are sold everywhere at
$1.25, sizes II to 2; price for Sat-
urday CSC a pair.
LADIES' SHOES.
We have about 15O pairs of
Ladies dongola kid button
Boots with patent tips, sizes 2 l-2
to 7, to close out at SOC a pair;
always sold at $1.25 a pair.
Ladies' fine made top kid Boots,
in lace or button, the latest style
tips, smooth inner soles; all sizes,
from 2 1-2 to 6, at 81 so; worth
50 a pair. See them in our Shoe
window.
Child's lid spring heels, patent
tips, sizes 8 to s, at 29c.
Youths lace Shoes, real calf
Shoes, heavy soles, sizes II to 2,
at SIC pair; worth $1.25 a pair.
Boys satin oil calf lace Shoes,
3 to 5 1-2, solid leather soles and
counters at 9Sc a pair worth
81 30
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Dress Goods.

Many lots left and you have
your choice of 81 and $I.25
goods for 62 I-2c per yard,
62 I-2c and soc at 33c. All
others at Ioc per yard.
FIanneIS.
10 pieces fancy colored
Flannels at IL I-2c per yard.
S pieces Eiderdown Flan-
nels at 25c per yard.
Wool Flannels, in blue,
brown, drab, slate, bleached
and unbleached, also all
grades of Cotton Flannels
from SC per yd to 81 I-2c I'd.
WOOIen Hosiery.
This department is stocked
with every grade of Woolen
and Fleeced Lined Hose for
ladies', gentlemen, cb ldren
and infants.
Special Bargains for Saturday.
Fleeced Lined, worth 25c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
VAIN REcRE rs.

1t is an old lament that has been with the human family
since Adam discovered Eden 'If had only known be-
fore" is what you hear them say And why do they say it?
Simply this:
They have of those fine Cutaway Suits cut in
the latest STYLE with long skirts that friend had made for
$5 and they sorry that they did not visit before get
ting their suit The regrets will be expressed by
those who do oo those $40 and SIS Overcoangs
that going make for those who wise enough to
look them over this TALL
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Second Lot la

Is dozen Ladies' Camel Hair
Vests and Pants. The Vest has
pearl buttons, silk stitched neck
and front, ribbed skirt. The
Pants are the same as any first
class Soc article.
This lot is exceptional value
and cannot be duplicated. The
price will be 33c.
Here are the sizes: Vests, /
dozen, size 80; 2 dozen, size 81;
l dozen, size 81; 2 dozen, size SO;
/ 1-2 dozen, size s8; 2 1-2 dozen,
size 40.
Pants, / dozen, size 30; l
dozen, size 80; | dozen, size "a; l
dozen, size SO; 1.2 dozen, 38; j
dozen, size 40
The lots are small and to get
them you must come early.
Another big value tomorrow
is ii dozen Children's ribbed fast
black Hose, fleece lined, sizes 8 To
s 1.2, Sc pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
RADIKIN & COONEY,
r91Nr~ SQUARE,.
SEPTEMBER lst, 1898.

You sometimes hear OF merchants selling goods below cost WE
EXIST When
money
small
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Firm a rock we stand by customers to pro-
tect them in prices and qualities. We watch
closely the current prices and mark every
thing to meet any change therein
Underwear.

Mems soc grey merino, double breasted
Shirts, 42c.
Mems SOC grey merino, heavy weight
Drawers, 42c.
Mems blue ribbed, wooden Shirts and
Drawers, SOC each.
Women's soc Merino Vests and Pants,
&c.
Women's heavy fleeced Vests and Pants,
25c. Children's same price.
Children's all wool scarlet Vests and
Pants, 16, Is, 20 at zoe; %, "a, 26 at 30c; 2s,
30 at 40; 81, 81 at SOC.
These lots stand for many others just as
att tractiye
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Kid Gloves.

We have more OF the 25c Kid Gloves II
you feel disposed to come for them be-
tween 8 and IL a. m.
Our Kid Gloves at SOC 95c and q are the "
best at the prices In the market. They are
good, clean stock; we have thrown out
the unsaleable ones.
Animal Head Boss, In many kirds OF fur
at sl.3 and e. The late novelty for neck
wear.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
First Lot Consists of

19dozen Mems Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, 60 per cent. wool.
The shirt is finished with pearl
buttons, erosigrain silk front. silk
stitched neck, the Drawers with
patent French band. A month
ago we would have been obliged
to pay at a low figure 50 a dozen.
We have Shirts-10, size "a; 20,
size SO; 26, size 3S; Ia, size 40;
8, size az; 8, size Al; &, size 46.
Drawers-10 pair, size 30: 16
pair, size 80; 20 pair, size 81; 10
pair, size 36; 26 pair, size 3S; Ia
pair, size 40; 8 pair, size AZ; G
pair, size Al at SIC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Cloak and Fur Capes.

Lower-thsn-ever prices eli through the
women's coat and cape stock.
Think OF IS French Coney Cape going
at 50 AS.
Think OF an sS Umbrella Cape Jacket
going at s4.97.
s14 4S.
We make speciality OF Children's and
Infants Garments-99c for starting price
and up to S12. Take elevator.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Mems Shoes &1.29.

Gents, look in our Shoe window
and see those satin oil Shoes, in
lace or congress, solid leather in
ner soles and counters, cizes 6 to
II, at l.29 pair; worth 81 a pair.
Mems Velvet Slippers, goat,
quarters, leather lined, all sizes
from 6 to II, at 79c a pair; worth
81. .l5 a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Hosiery.

Mems Camels Hair and Natural Wool
Hose, 22c.
Women's 25c Natural Wool Hose, 17c.
Women's 25c black and scarlet wool
Hose, 17c.
Chidren's 15c black wool Hose, 10c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Millinery.

save from 81 to s2 on the price, also cost of
trimming by choosing 1t in the forenoon,
as we trim free Hats or Bonnets where
material has been purchased from US be-
tween and ~ a. m. Take elevator.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20

Only one way to make a light, warm
Blsnket-Put light wool into it; we have
such Blankets at S. the pair that are fairly
worth 81.
Many others changing In price with
quality, but always good value where ever
you stop.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Dress Goods.

All the new fancy shades in
all silk Plush, &c.
10 pieces fine French Serge, 46
inches wide, all new shades, &C.
tual value 81; here tomorrow 69c
New Dress Patterns Of the latest
Partisan style, bordered, 1852 a
pattern.
You'll like the Towels at 25c.
you don't say they are the best
value you ever saw we're mis-
taken.
8 pieces Scarlet all wool Elan.
mel, elegant value, 25c a yard.
The Comforters at $1.25 are
cheap.
So is the Satine Comforter at
Soc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Dress Trimmings.

Wave Braids, that so many are wanting
and so hard to find.
Silk Plush Bands that look like the ex-
pensive fur.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Art Goods.

New arrivals In Silk Fringes. 10 color
combinations for picture scarfs and tides,
Cotton Fringes, cream and white Balls for
window draperies, etc., Embroidery Silk,
Knitting Silk, Stamped Linen and Pillow
Shams.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Fur Trimmings.

Angora, white, tan. silver or white
tipped with either, SOC and 70 the yard.
Coney, Brook Mink, etc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Dress Goods.

Last weeks special offering still hold
good with many additions, notably a
pretty all-wool Bengaline Dress Stuffs
never sold anywhere under 75c, our price
SOC the yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Mems Shirts.

% dozen Mems Domet Shirts,
all sizes, a job lot, at 19c each;
worth SOC.
~ dozen Heavy Melton Shirts
at 48c each; worth 81 each.
6 dozen dark blue flannel
Shirts all wool, sizes IA to II, 36
inches long, at CSC each; worth
$1.38.
Bar Aprons, Carpenters Ap-
rons, Shop Aprons
Coats in blue check and stripes
white, blue and black.
Everything in Boys, Youths
and Mems Overalls at the lowest
prices
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
THE WEAIhER
ALMANAC FOR FRIDAY. Ocr.

ALMANAC FOR FRIDAY. Ocr ~.
Sun RISES. 9 % Moos SETS. .l2 s5 AN
sGs HgsSan snTs;'; or b.Yit 8 8 FULL SEA g Hs HM
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2O.-Forecast for New
England; Partly cloudy. except shower
In extreme northern portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont; southeast winds,
fresh on the coast.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Wrappers.

You can buy a Print Wrapper
here tomorrow. Made Of the best
standard prints, lined Waists at
69c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
c. G. PECK l. CO.,
SEASONAYLE BARGAINS!
Our Dress Goods Sale Continued.

per pair, 19c per pair.
Woolen, extra heavy, worth
35c per pair, 25c per pair.
Woolen, extra heavy and
long lengths for boys, worth
81 I-2c, at 25c per pair.
The largest and best assort-
ment of gentlemen's Hosiery
at 25c per pair ever shown in
the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Glassware and Lamps.

Special centre draft, nickel
Lamp at 81.
Special centre draft al sI.S7.
Special Banquet Lamp, silk
shade, at SS.37.
Hanging Lamps at $2.75,
$3.25, $3.6S, s4.25, s4.75,
$4.S7, S., So.
Gold band China Plates, Ioc.
Gold band Cups and Saucers
at 7Oc sett.
Silverwear, Iewelry, Toys,
Dolls, ETC., il great variety.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
Grand Temperance Rally

sunday evening In the hall of ST. Mary's
Temperance Society. Admission 10 cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
~ InLY cFLEnRATIoN.

Tho suggestion Of The railroad COM
panies. for the citizens to charter trains
at the time Of the great July celebra-
ton Of the coming of the Rock
Island is good one. Two thou
sand fvo hundred dollars viii
run a free train on every road com
ing in 10 Fort Worth aud viii be the
means Of securing thousands Of dollars
worth Of trade. The cost is much less
than. was generally supposed. That the
city should have such celebration and
show its resources TO the outside world Is
now generally conceded and the time
has come for the business men TO
get together. agree upon plans. and 90
10 work with their accustomed energy and
vim. TO make 1t the finest display ever
given In city the size Of Fort Worth
There is time enough, but there Is no
time to lose. Let's get to work and
show what We can do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
SAID ON THE STREET.

y. l.. Huffman Tho Texas Hori-
cultural society has 0lXGt feet Of
space m Che horticultural building ana
hevn offered more space. The fact b.
hut fow states know anything about
eNhibul'g. and most of those states thar
have been held mp as mudels 0t enter.
prise, etc., have spent largo sums 20
money nnd have NO exhibit | have some
letters here frOm other states Michigan
is one that used % high grade colonel
and has no exhibit after spending nll OF
"a money Kentucky has on hand a
hair carload of specimens. NAiitoula
hns fair exhibit of ciuous specimens,
ana no other state has anything ap-
proaehug Nu actual exhibit except Texas,
Here Me- Huffman showed the wportef
t4e following from The secretary oi the
Michigan state Horticultural society
~ b. uOi likely that The society will
DO anyinNEH at the Worlds fair The
state mAde an Insufficient appropriation
ih me nrii place aud it has been mis-
managed by the stale commits They
untenouk in Wnkp horticultural rN-
mhh Ont have failed Ia ihnt and pretty
WuNA FNeNthF0 elHo The legislature
lls SO iar refused them amy mure money,
eai ibly may yet supply them some.
~ TINS rs done there rs same prospeci
that there yin be- a good slow Of this
seaA'AnA nut but the sosaeiy naAs nns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

probable, but the inventor Is sure Of him1
self and his machine, and IL you VIII
visit the Pitt street loft he will explain
his plans to you and demGSstrate them
bv the actual working of the model ON
which he has spent the last two years
Of his life lie has procured English ana
American patents for his invention, and
q company has been Incorporated UNI
der the laws Of New Jersey to push the
scheme under the designation Of the
American Rapid Motor company. lt is
capitalized at Sl.OOO,O0O
The machine is very simple. or at least
he inventor says It is. if applied to an
ocean liner it would occupy little space.
Sheffield claims that all that would be
needed 10 supply it with the necessary
force TO drive q steamship like the
reutonic across the ocean In three days
and a half is a barrel or ordinary pow
tlered sugar, barrel of chlorate of pot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
Discovery Claimed Of a Force
Most Marvellous.
IT is STRONGER THAN STEAM.
Inventor Sheffield Claims TO 30 Able 10 Al.
tain a Speed Of Thlrly-FKs Miles
an Hour On an Ocean
Steamship

New York, April 10. George sho0iol5
~ uiu man, Who describes himself ms n
MASSACHUSETTS, Yankee ana declares he
mas seen better days claims 10 have ais
covered a new motive power which h.,
SAYS, wiz reyOlut.Onize nm nXistim.
Moles of tr0uslt hy land and sen Nh,
Nh'lneid' however is especially inter
eted m teh problem uf swift occ,n
travel ana ~ is 90 the solution of tlis
hh"AlN question that no mas onpii"j
llnSclt ih the construction of The no,iei
for his new motor N'ON'i
INC model can now be Viewed In tho
top ioit OF No. II Pitt street. whore tbn
Inventor has heen 900 work on II for mora
IMAM Two years IL is bulky enoupb tn
pe htltd To an ocean tug. but 10 tast ~
capabilities h Is claimed tbst a s,,'t a.
boat must be constructed As SOM a.
such craft can bee rof reod, n nr,,,i "a
illustration win be Afforded 81 TX ,,.' W.
machine ~ Nh'
Mr. Sheffield solemnly declares h,t
h's Invention, when applied 10 trans
a,lNhuo STEAMERS viii lesson the time
ue'Ween NeW York and Queenstown IN
'at least two days. He saws ne en,SnS
Is 'ap9hle OF propelling a vessel OF 5,ll0
Ions AFouEh the water al tba rats TX
tnWty'AFe miles an hour, ana possjhlv
~ even "a higher rate az speed qVt,
would Knock the record hreakers far
tome ana Paris clean out Of sirbt {"
HAS FORMED A COMPANY
AN teiA apnsars to be extremely i'm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
TEXAS STRINGS.

Dwelling houses lu Clrburne are very
scarce
a new school building b being erected az
Claude.
Tb, Young men OF clobmuc organized d
dancing club.
The nut issue OF the Mansfield ruslcr
has appeared.
An the coal lands around clayton have
been taken up.
a. Clcbumc, new residences are going
zap ou every silc.
Putw,tcd services are being conducted
at the Moihodist church. Clcbuwo
Loo l,ccd escaped FROM the imutyIlo pen
ltuuary und was captured 40 bryan.
Tho clarendon papers report prairie fres
Go hy doing much damage north and north.
east OF that place
The rashlcr of the Island Clty was iu
Jacksonville to-day ANA the bank officials
expect arrangements win bc made that
viii lct Them out whole.
The merchants ~ Claude arc thinking OF
having tholr supplies hauled from the ter
minus OF the santa ne Instead OF re.ahip.
ping. 10 save expense, ANA Keep money ut
home
Galveston Tribune The failure OF u. W.,
nasley who owned the puylte bank at
Jacksonville. whose doors woro clostd last
saturday win not ancct the leland city
savings bank Of this city, although So was
the largest creditor Baglcy was indebted
10 the bank for about $4,000 at tho Time
Of the failure but the larger portion or This
amount was secured, The total liabilities
Of Bagley was ahou, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20
ANNALS CAMPAIGN.
IT COST HER a ROUND SUM- oF
MONEY.
For which She Got TwcntysI1 Votes for
mayor Of Kansas Guy, Kan.-Orl-
gin Of Her Aspirations.

Topeka, April 15-Onc Of the most re-
maiGHhle campaigns made by nnv con.
I,uale Tor oillce was that by Mrs. Anna
IolltE Who 0splred 10 be Mayor of Ian
sas City, Kan. Mrs. Potter expcnJed
iu!ly $4,000 la the campaign. nnd re-
celNed twcnty-siy votes. OF these. five
were cast 10y women
MTS, Potter Is peculiar woman,
wealthy aud ignorant. Only the dnv be,
Tore me election aud ap6earel IN tha
maui street OF the city dressed i'm m
cameo dress, wearing brogaus mann
Iuctured Tor the sterner sex. and la her
ears were diamonds costing over S5OOO
bul a hlue time before she had appeared
ON me same street wearing the same
n'i' OF utts- ana shoes, Ia addition 10
Mu,3 she had ON q seulskin cloak reach
lux utmost 10 her feet while In her cars
ana ON her fingers We're the ineyitsbla
diamonds, estimated by a ieweler 10 be
worth over $1,000
Is not only IN dress that Mrs. Potter
N' ',s pccullu1ties. Last year she com
plf.el q residence costing $4,000 in
"ulen were Iorty rooms for the nse OF
herself her husband and her child For
que euuhot endure the presence of COM
mon people, and therefore was without
servants; Last fall her house burned
down, The only remark She made vyns,
never did like the plan of this house
ana now, 1t Is gone will build one 10
Such was the woman who wonto1 %
ne Muyor on Kansas City. She aid not
care especially for the honor bnt the
street commissioners had graded down
her sidewalk two feet. an act Got
greatly disploased her. For this reason
she determined 20 make The roca be
erected ANA then appoint a Street COM
missioner Who would do her bidding
W hen she made known her iutentions
lhtft We're plenty, nll men. who encnnr-
asel her 20 enter the canvass ms nm inde.
behueht candidate. They an lad In
n"ehee anu We're willing 10 assist her far
consideration. As soon as II vyas nois.
90 abroad that her purse Wns oneneI
we WAfl heelcrs Hooked 10 her residence
and rendered their services Hans vyare
frnlvdl speeches Were made. and an the
russ 1i q regular campaign was in1nlged
H' whenever She aipagral MI 9ha
,,'.,. she was cheered by enthusiastic
, ,9' Lal least they We're Apparently en-
sn.uslaslle and She always responded
Win smiles and bows 'sf'N''u
ne morning Of eleriiop cane u,ho,
Mts' toter distributed 4OOOo ticlofs
o.loYsA but 1900 voters had raeis,
tered. Dressed In snk ana feafbers sh,,
lsne N a magnificent turnout Tram me-
bnr 49, 70 precinct, giving directions 10
i,i,,,' ueu'e,ants, her husband being her
ME- ne, lhat was all; he was moi per
suited 10 say word. AZ aeon. when
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

ash and enough suphuric acid 20 supply
the combustion needed TO keep the ma
chincry in motion, There would be no
more need Of mammoth boilers or oapa-
dous coal buukers. The space now de
voted TO these objects could De utilized
by the steamship companies for passen-
gers or freight
THE MOTIVE POWER.
Sheffield says his machine H. so simple
a child could manage It. lie obtains his
power through the explosions resulting
from the ignition Of the sugar and potash
10y contract with the sulphuric acid. The
ingredients are introduced into the proper
chambers by air pressure, and as thcy
mlngle o rapid series of explosions re-
suits, which drives the piston rod back
and forth at a high rate of speed. The
chambers are constantly cooled by water
pumped through tubes from tank at the
lower left side of the machine.
Cylindrical chambers on either side Of
the vacuum box at the top of the ma
chine are reservoirs for the sugar and
potash The gases which are evolved by
the meeting o. the three elements In what
would be- the steam chamber In an Ord-
nary engine are said to develop force
more powerful than steam and much less
dangerous
why" cried Sheffield. enthusiastically,
nobody will believe that | have discOy-
cred new force Morse was suecrcd at.
and so were Fulton and Stephenson and
all the other men who wrrsted natures
secret from Der. But sceings believing,
isn't ~ And / will prove the truth Of
what ! say very soon. In u few years
New Workers VIII go 10 Europe almost as
easily az they now travel TO Chicago"
Sheffield added that "a small boat was
being built Boo which the wonderful engine
viii be- placed and q trial trip made Ia the
East river in the latter part Of May.
HIS MANY INVENTIONS.
The inventor of this alleged new won
der is iu many respects u remarkable
man. Muchiuists along Center street say
he can turn his hand TO almost anything.
They say he has invented amy number of
labor saving tools. from which hp has
never derived u cent of revenue. Were
II not for his conyiyul hnbits it Is claimed
he would now have q fortune. As il is,
his iucnds say, In the last three years ne
has squaudered SSD,OOO, made by the
sale of one of his patents.
lie claims 10 have Invented a new
method Of telegruphy, his right TO which,
hc Sys is being contested by Edison.
Another Of his inventions rs sort OF tele.
phonlc ioghuru, by which ships hundreds
of miles apart can communicate with
each other with the same facility as N
they were connected hy electric wires.
Sheffield says he has interested a num-
Der of capitalists IN his motor aud chat
th' work on IL will b. pushed forward
JUST as rapidly as circumstances will per
init lie says $4,000 capital stock has
already been subscribed. and this, he de
clures, Is ample 10 give public dcmonstra-
uon OF the practical utility Of his iuyen-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

questioned by a reports,
was 1000 ahead Of anr
and was rapidly calming
and more tickets wen q,
very soon by another osl. I
which were distributed 3 \
As she appeared at M
cincts, followed by a n,r
band making execrable mr
q white band not doing n
was received with chem
and there were about an /
only looked an her and
woman can scowl when Z
politics. At one time lhe
that Mrs. Potter was r
votes she claimed, rcfofr
the clerks of election VA
ing every voter. They m
their carriages and soon M
engaged In hauling up va
ever were men in q close IA
When the end came Az
found that she had but %
clarcd that she had bca
aud signifcd her intentot
election. She held O rt
City hall. occupying tte y
at which she denounced d
lance between Republlcn
cratic precinct officers. WI
atoly shaugpd Che result
GOOO of her votes f0f 81
Mrs. Potter IN an arier
believing In the FINAL i1
women" Her erpeieul
will probably cause her o
both men aud women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-20

from fraud and Moro
medicines u DR.. n
only through dr7ivri,', Z .lo
They arc tho chs4nrsi ~.
wou as the best, become wv
pay only for re oood ~. N
Is refunded IL they ovs, s.s' n
Being sold on It's i,..' va
received or no pay. , - 20.
guaranteed medicincs N
and always win b, a an
DR.. Pi@ce's Golden r.a,.''.
remedy for al disease, ~, ~.
liver or impure Hood,
DIR. Pierce's Favor,,.
remedy for female wssi,.,,.
Or: Pierce's Plesabi b.s.lii
and bcst Liver Pins. 'q,a
DIR. sago's Catarrh Roma
AZ
Suspicion naturally ssa ~
70 any medicines unr,...|
Pierce's when offered II
than those above given.
Dealers not authorl,.a 4.
genuine medicines NAV VI.
tatiOnq. or subrfitt,t.. IVY
given above. Beware ~ ~.