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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

democfzts II The honse who favor IN
con fltienai repeal Il the SheEnasD 'ax.
lie calls them pie heilled hypocrItes.
snd declares that not one q them really
believes "a unconditicn2i repeal. lie safs
thai they are crineing before the presi-
deaf lest be should slight them II tie
Distribution q oiiiecs. Ibey are On the
lockout fer pie according 60 Alr. simp-
soEi henee. pie bsliied hspeerites."
The Res. Dr. ID. 3. Randall l. said 10
be tie olaest methodist pastor "a Maine.
lie Was horn In HardwtEk. Aefmont
July u. lsUl, aid although - years old.
be - still very active man. Nhen ID
yesrs old he vas spprehiiesd 20 black-
smith. hut sooa broke down. anf sas
sent 10 scLcoi and studied ias instead
Al the aee q 10 be vas converted st .
camp meeiing ard Was ordained a. q
minister about year later lie has
been In active service nearly ever since.
and has recsised many church honHrs
The report that Prince Max Of sasony
had become q priests confirmed. The
young man. who IL a nephew OF the king
81 Saxoay. vas serving Ia . regiment OK
uhlsns, when he suddenly LETT his com
mand, dismissed lie servants ard en-
tered monastery at Osehatz. Ills &C
ion has caused sensation throughout
Germany. as be gave up brilliant ca
reer and a 9ossihle throne to enter the
church. lie Is - years old and young
man OF exceptional premise.
Dingley Of Maine. Deliver OF Iowa and
Burrows OF Michigan are seated side by
ssde In the ffcnt row of tie republican
= de OF the house this session. Al. three
have tremendous langs. strong opinions
and chronic desire for the hoor. IL is
believed that Speaker Crisp will have
trouble with these statesmen when the
silver debate gets warm. lie will have
80 conduct the proceedings in dumb
show OF allow the triumvirate 10 90 all
the talking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Once upon = time q distinguished
Individual. with sporting proelisities and
. knowledge Of human nature. estimated
that a sucker" was born every minute
and that nest Of them lived. Day by
day the insxcrable logic Of events stands
forth 10 prove the general truth Of the
assertion. The latest sspirant for
past graduate honors in the con-
fdence college il man named
Fisher--john Fisher. His home Is in
Canton. Illinois. aud his nane conveys
a certain suggestiyeness as 20 his brain
formation. Two strangers dropped into
Johns house the other afternoon and
produced q gold brick worth $4,000.
john knew that there was stringency
in the gold market; but he supposed the
other fellows didn't. and when
they reluctantly offered TO sell the
brick for 1880 he snapped at
the bargain like a trout at
grasshopper. The brick Is very good
sample Of Illinois clay. but IL really is
not worth the amount John paid for it.
Singularly enough the men have not
been heard OF since. and the Illinois
SPECTATOR nurses a $500 deficit. A
distinguished Scotch historian and es-
sayist once estimated the population OF
England at so many million ''maistly
fule<" The gentleman from Illinois
should emigrate and enroll his name at
the head Of the list.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

SENSATIONAL newspapers are giving
circulation to an item. bearing London
date. which presumes to describe a so
called panic in the London markets. The
item first made its appearance in New
York paper last week and is gradually
making itsway westward. Neither OF the
great legitimate news associations have
assumed responsibility for the orphaned
message OF calamity. and it is therefore
more than likely that it is the product
Of some New York space writer's fancy.
Gold continues to flow from Europe in
an undiminished stream. and there Is
no evidence whatever that 1t will be
checked by sudden alarm in the London
markets. Such alleged dispatches work
irreparable mischief among the ignor-
ant, and the publication Of them Is
rcprehensible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

The Hon. W. s. Bancroft q Port Hu-
ron IL spending few days IN the city
and has the satisfaction ~ knowing that
hts newly published werk on Equity IN
Economics = attracting much stten-
ton from pubic men.
Capt Myron II. F.lhs IL candidate
Tor captain q The capitd police. Tie
has the indorsement a the MichiFa0
oeiegstIon.
Secof'i Lieut. Edwia y WinaHs. Jr.
q the FIFTH cavalry has bad has leave x
stsence extended ooe month.
Congressman ksnfheaenn tss re-
turuea from an outing II Old Point
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

WAsHtSoToS. Aug. 1.-THE appoint
ment Ok Chas. II. Page a. collector Of
customs in the Oregon district and Of J.
H. Summers az district attorney in the
northern Florida district. created the
impression that nominations 81 especial
interest 10 Detroit and Michigan might
be sent 10 the eeuate az an early date.
IL Is, however, authoritatiseiy stated
that Judge Phelan add other Detroit as
pirants will have 10 wait until the presi-
dent returns % Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

The deal between the Cincinnati.
Hamilton a Dayton and the lndianapo-
Lis. Decatur & Western railroads 10 post
poned on account OF the stringcncy in
the money market.
The Paris Univers publishes letter
from Archbishop Ireland maintaining
that the pope mover blamed him for his
attitude on the school question
Evangelist Moody has decided 20 GO
10 London TO conduct q revival the com
ing winter.
During the recent riots in Bombay
1900 Hindoos and Mohamedons were az.
rested.
Yellow fever is epidemic in Ampala,
Honduras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

OF course you know what revolver is. but We arc
sure that few of you do know what great variety OF
these very useful articles there made. SMITH *
NELSON'S head the list in elegance of finish and
quality of material and workmanship But we have
some Revovcrs very similar in pattern, but not nearly
as expensive and then we show you also very
cheap but quite effective and accurate If you have TO
be out late nights If your wife has to stay alone IN the
house YOU can find no one thing more conducive TO
your safety, comfort and happiness than Revolver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Republicans viii Nominate Him for
Governor Today.


DIS MorSEs. Aug. ia long day Of
hard work by the friends OF the numer-
GUS candidates for governor has not
served to materially change the situa-
ton from last night 1t 10 conceded on
ell sides that +. ID. jackson will 90 into
the convention tomorrow with about 800
OF the coz votes required 10 nominate.
Chairman Blythe said tonight that
jackson would surely be nominated on
the second or third ballot jackson is
being fought by tho other candidates on
the ground that he represents the rail
road and corporation interests In the
state. On tho other hand 10 has
the cordial support Of the young
men and that element OF the party
which favors modification Of the pro-
hibitory laws. Lafayette Young has a
following Of about 30 delegates and ].
a. Lyons OF about 200. Tie other 90
delegates arc divided among half
dozen candidates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

ARCHBISHOP CoRRTcAS OF New York
has formally Acknowledged the superior
authority Of Satolli. 1t is said that the
Italian ecclesiast ia in New York to ad-
just tho differences existing between
Corrigan. Michigan and Burtsell. and
that a rod Of iron will be used in prefer
enco 70 words of peace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Iowa republicans will meet in con-
vention today 90 nominate candidate
20 defeat the Boies democracy. At this
moment IL looks "a IL a republican nom-
nation to any oflce. anywhere. is equiv.
alenf 10 an election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Whsle ~ peliee sts eDeaxed IN
whelssaie tali 90 risess 81 questionable
caafaeter s. - ~ - svpectes tbat the
vhoiesale gaaeiiug csrrie,i On epenly IN
Ell tss aefericas dens = tie eit uils
srarc ths usual strict surssiiiance.
last saturtag evening & kerpes .
Naterioe street. divs rAc arrested 81
.ssse So hat net shs subtle - oecult
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

JAwEs II. BLoUSv has returned from
Honolulu. As soon a. Grover Is rested
Blouns viii present his report on the
Hawaiian question and public attention
viii be diverted from the everlasting
silver debate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

SENATOR LODGE yesterday introduced
a resolution into the senate calling for
the presentation OF bill repeating the
silver purchasing clause OF the Sherman
law and that vote be taken ON it next
Tuesday. lie is the author Of the much
maligned Force bin. and proves by this
action that be is friend to his country
first and always
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Thar "close political and personal
friend Of the president" has made his
appearance again. and this time he no
tifies tho Washington correspondents
that President Cleveland will veto any
compromise silver bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

WEATHER sulLsrN.

WAsazSoros. Aug. Is. - For lower
Aichigsn-Wafmefi soulherly. shifting
a. cooler westerly winds; local rains With
tAansler. followed By far weather By
Thursday morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

l. il reported that Kansas vas Wis
it'd ~ hailstosm the other day in
which the stones we're az big az base
bslis Arson and bis colts night have
beea abe 70 make base bit Ia such a
ahl.aef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

ESrHrs5ATr1Cc citizens ~ Jonah. Texas.
have hurned President Cleveland in
eeisy because e his silver message.
Grower stia eontiaaes b gain pound
4 Eesh q week. notwith.tansiin~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

oSE q ~ cert schemes ~ bolster ~
. aen. sorportinz industry viii - in the
share = ieuand. frum sea- poachers
pcstesfiae thai TIE FREE eoinare q seals
i neceesa1y - thelr existence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

srslS vii refuse 10 permit Cuba TO
export gold 10 the United States. II
Spain gets her hack up very high over
the matter Uncle sam uiH reach out
and iaxe Cuta ard her gold With IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

USDEE the laws Of Draeo all idlers
were executed. IL the laws Of Draco
we're Ia force in the United States at the
present time Governor Waite would be
obliged to bridge that blood 10 get his
horse and bridle across.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

"1 don't believe that steak weighs I'VE
pounds. said old Nippsr. surveying the
meat just sent home from the butcher.
III weigh n and make Chcpson sednct
for the shortage
We'll ssid be. after doing 20. ITS
~ pounds. BY Jingor'
"You win have 10 pay Chopscn for an
other half pospd> said Mrs Eippr.
mot THAT'S his ruissake. TIT Bi<s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Urehin-Ars tlsoes ciinkstanesf
propriessr Il Frsdt sssand-To They're
frpe--
Urchin gersbtknsI The largest oneb-
Thsnks'
D<app~ars arouad tie cornsz.-Cli-
eago 1nbuAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

Governor Tiiimsa q S5ofh Carolina
j. seeking United Statss govern mental
snthorftY = u-e the ss.brieuet q Tie
STATE. Palmetto. - a trade mark fcf
his 2izpeossfy liquors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

s<why do tbo@s children ever The way
get such terrible thr<shing every morn
Ing
"Ah, genre psinter lives tbre vho>e
speciality l. weeping children, 20 every
morning he whir~ his models into shape
--Ilu1norisfiche Batter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

J. Simpson ~ Kansas AustacheieSs
Jerry. - ~ has ben dubbed ~ sae
pressnt ngress-vaxes Wroth At tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

A Most Powerful incentive for Brisk Trading
in Grand Rapids This Week

We are determined that the six days clos
ing Saturday. August 10. 1903 shall possess
invest in Suit of Clothes than at any pre-
vious time or by any clothing house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

As much for your own good for any particular
benefit that it may give u.s. should succeed in dong
of ours might be ignorant of the fact that carry an
incompatible line of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16
Our Whole Line of Mems Light Suits VIII
Be Sold at Discount of 33a
Per Cent

This means that for every good round
dollar in value you pay but o6,5 cents
How does that suit you, gentlemen? :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
MEMORIAL BAZAAR.
II Is 10 30 Ned April II, 1899, In RIchmcni,
M.-lis Objects.


Tho I.adea Hollywood Memoinl ~.
snriatiOb. aided by the junior linl!y
wood. tho OakwOOd and the Hebrew ale
mortal nHsOcintiOna ANA nll ~,
Confederate veteran camps, VIII hpiu
n basAr for the benefit ~ INC
fonuacllf now being raised 10 The pr-
vatr ,Oldier and sailor Of Che tOuicd-
rrpoy. itrh for tile Confederate nuseun'
a. II, established in the liOuae ln Wii'h
Presidenf Davis fpbidod during the wnr-
This h0dih having laen mvrl Ia me
lalita by Nae cts OF Richmond, thgF Hsk
the help Of every man, woman hhd emu
in order iiiat the cntirc south may snare
w. tlle hon on Vf erecting these two moiu'
nrnts.
Zach Con5rdcrmc state VIII be repre-
agntcd l8 tllle, bearing It's name.
rhiclh md cnufR and ARTICLES received
will b. mfCh On illr table which may DC
designated by tho donor
u b. bnhttng chat 20 The danntlcsa
cliiofain and lls h0oic followers th.sg
two monuments be- raised in iho capitol
ol ihn t'onloAoracy. The one spot which
can never lose H. Identity With llc caiisa
for which tliuy struggled ana died
MONEY ana articles. small and largo,
for table or restaurant. for use or bcn0.
IS, shOnld be addressed 70 Memorial
Bazaar. edmond. Va.
All packagrs forwarded free by South
ern and Albums Express companies.
Nauic and residence Of the cunfignoe
should be- Ia the corner, but not given
as part Of the address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
CHURCH NO rloEs.


Diamonds Lost and Found" win bc
the subject of talk given 10y &. w.
Byron IN the Bethel mission Sunday
night 1880.
The Rev b.. II. Fulkersou has 70
turned from his visit 10 Kentucky. where
lp has been visiting his mother and will
again take charge of his congregation
IA Brooklyn Heights, preaching today.
Subject for 1 80 q. m, Fruit Bear
ing Subject for 1880 y. M Christ
Sabbath school meets az 1870 a. IN.
Sister Fulkcrson superintendent
First Presbyterian church. corner Cali
houn and East Fourth streets, Rev.
Robert If. Nall. II, ID. pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 q, IN. ]. a. u. Evans
superintendent. Preaching by the pas
tor at IL n. IN. and Z 30 y. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nc 80 O'Clock y.
IN. All are cordially invited to these
services.
p limited Spritualists Usual services
Sunday at 3 p. w., Jan. -, at knights Of
Honor hall, corner Houston aud Second
streets, entrance 90 Ne sond street. Mrs
Matte IL. HUI Of Chicago win deliver her
sixth lecture. Subject, Natures Bible
Subjects for inspirahonal poems will
be given by the audience. The poem
The Malaria of the Soul, subject from
the audience, given iuspirsuOnally 10y
Mrs Hull last Sunday, was one " the
finest things ever rendered IN the EN-
elish langu lge. All cordially invited.
Cumberland Presbyterian church
Corner Fifth and Taylor. Sunday school
ut $3.50 a. M: preaching II o. m. aud z
.. IN. by Richard w. Lewis; Christian
Endenvor service q D. m
DR. ID. q. Ridgpwny, pastor Of 81
Pauls NJ. Il. church. Is absent ON visit
to St Louis. His pulpit will be filled
today by DR. o. i. FYshcr
81. Andrews church Corner Husk and
Fifth Services today at $ and IN a. m
and D. N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
REALTY AND BUILDING.
A MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN
DEALINGS LAST WEEK.
A Main Street Lot Sold at an Advance Of
s2000-Tho Extensive Brewery Improve.
mcnls Transfers on Record.

In the last review of the real estate
market it was predicted there would be-
a murkcd improvement Ia the number
ana character of the transactions during
the week just closed. Not only have
these predictions been verified. n0twith-
sttnding the unfayorablo weather Con-
ditions. but the prospects for the future
have frightened materially.
The action of the county commissioners
IN deciding upon the immediate erection
of n modern court house at cost Of
100000 has had its Influence m
strengthening confidence In the future
values of realty throughout the city.
The certainty of the establishment Of
a large distillcry on the North Side. has,
In conjunction with the satisfactory pro-
gress for the completion of the pnckcry
deal strengthened pri generally.
Sales were made last week Of business
lots on Main street at an advance OF
S2uOO over the prices asked for them
over three or four weeks ago.
The demand for business aud residence
property rs much more liherGl than IL
WIS few weeks since. Mr.. A. II.
Meek has taken one OF the new dwellings
az Arlington Heights aud Colonel Hunter
has secured another which no win oc-
cupy before the close Of the month The
Indications are that several Other famil-
los win arrange for their removal To
Arlington Heights during the present
week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
a COLD LEADS
Victims Direct 10 Consumption.

are three roads which lead from
" eolsunpuOn; over one of these
rs All OF thar A;reat multitude of
.Nho die every year Of consump-
,aeh route begins with health and
y and ends with disease and
iley are described MS follows:
q slight cold--reg lccted--settles
pesd or throat-chrunic catarrh--
70 the INSTRUMENTATION
Ind road. a slight cold.-neglect-
n--scltes on the lungs cough
IA growing wOrse-cOnsumption--
'fu road, a cold-negIectcd-set
thc neutrality-suspicious.
eoasumpton--dcath.
Iands have just started over one
roads, all Of whom could be-
fard BY pe-rn-na; thousands
hali way 10 the end OF one of
Jay roads who are still curahle
p'sc Oh treatment with Pe.ru-na
o1her thousands are near the
~ last days would be made
Nahlc aud hope OF recovery
s gail by commencing Pe-ru-na
o y ahe fe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
.nPahy Of Columbus. Ohio, for
KY -oi their latest publication,
,u,s,'fAIed Ills Of Life" n com.
-use on Gainrrh and all chronic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
The City Refunding Bonds Sold
on Favorable Terms.
THE WATERwoRKS COMPLETED
Dr. W. 4. Ourrinser Painfully Hurl by The Reck.
Iessncss Of a Wagon DrIvsr-Dr. Mason's
Residence IS Robbed Of Valuable lew.
eIN-A Young Railroadsr killed.
DIR. DuR1NGER nIrnr

Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'clock
Dr Dtirringer was driving down Main
street near Fourth when he was forced
10 turn aside 20 avoid collision with n
rapidly aud careicssly driven Stirring
wagon. His horse spurted. as ear
tnat hod been az a standstill started
ahead, and the buggy and the car came
iu c9lilsion. The buggy was overturned,
pr Durringer caught underneath aud his
rlght ankle wIpnched and dislocated
~ rs feared there Is Fracture Of the
lower part Of the tibia and the injury
y OF q very painful nature. aud Is one
mat VIII lay the doctor up for some time.
The potato social, given at the Cumber.
land l'resbyterian church Friday evening
proved u success, especially the music
and Rotations
The entertainment was opened by pray
er by MI. NJ. 9, Foster, followed by n
choice selection FROM Suilee by Mis-
Laura Fender ard Mossrs. George Lew
Zen Martin and Arthur Hehcrt. whc
9lso furnished several other choice se.
Iecuons during the evening, after which
Miss Cora Tenders recitation. Home
Sweet Home" was rendered bcaufifpllv
Miss SAME Turner followed with vocal
solo. Thinking" which was received
with hearty encore Miss MaeRi,
Bewley gave three choice rccltatoRF III
response to her repeated encore, au,
TINS part OF the entertainments was now
closed by a selection by Prof Ievy's or
chestra, after which the game of Potato
was lnduled IN 10 the amusement of ia,
crowd and Mr.. Cunningham was pro
grabbcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

w w. MAYS to W. A. Mays, 30 acres
II. W. Russell survey. $500.
Mrs. ~ Goodrich 10 james li0igbins
lot 3. block 10, Bellevue llill addition,
$500
i. V. French and wife 10 Il w aud
4. H. Camp. lots. y and q, block - ~
ulgrctt's addition, AiO,UOO
W. ~ Horsey and wife iu ]. u Tnthn,
LOT q. blo,,ll so i<mnedalc, $3.50.
Fort Worth sud Arlington Heights
Land and Investment company ~ Vs.
4. Ch6ilar, lots H. ~ aud lB. block lW2,
Arlington Heights, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
,orp pIpp1E,s SLAYER.

10, Jan 21.-(Spccial, :
n = miller. convicted Of the
oa,cer w. n. Riddle and
.o,etce was affirmed by the court
M todsy. was placed In the death
n Z csptain Jim Leeper aud John
$500 over him as death watch.
|1ss mover been white man
" Law In Dallas county. although
On rhostly victims who were
IN Spee the war is terrible TO
Iis,e Miller killed Officer Riddle
4 ist H. il - years old, a Nir-
~ birih. and is az cool aud un.
TX AZ an iceberg. TO Sheriff
y said this evening. Hurry up
a. I'm fired Of waiting. He was
4 iniile Of whisky this evening
[hoy Of cigars TO strengthen his
n n said when Miller was
M and placed In the condemned
4 ior i q. Randlc and other prls-
,areel with murler were greatly
ana one or two Of them blnb-
h. Nildrcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
.n -AnRY THE LORD."

Geore IL. Smith, business manager OF
II. %. Graham, Is in the city making ar
rangements for the appearance OF thlS,
celebrated comedian In his succcssfui
musical comedy, larry the Lord on
it's return trip north az iar MS tli mn,
deInhio. and rcreived everywhere with
crowded houses. lie will make his re-
turn how at the opera house next Mon
day, Jan. 30.
{ir Graham Is under The management
If Mir Henry Grecnwall. the well known
theatrical manager Of New Orleans ano
the South. and now I'm control OF me
Union Square theatcr IN New ork' ~ \,
has done what could be with experience
and money. and the production is pro
nolnced Il thoroughly hrst-' lass highs
opera entertainment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
now sIIH DIED.

Paris Tex. Jan. 2ls-+(s special, Mrs, n.
l.. puiman "a daughter Of pr. Vim. Smith.
died at her bone near Norris fefTy. IN lied
River county. on Saturday ihe SIN Inst.
after an Illness ~ weeks duratlD-
About a half hour before her dcutli, when
seemingly conscious, she called her mother
10 her bedside and asked her ~ take care
81 her Infant cnilG and she would return for
II III nlOuf n week She then told al pres-
emit ZcOd.bJe aud added that she would ~
turn for her father Ia about two weeks.
Size called over The names u dead relatives
she said wore waiting Tor her. nhe lien
saug "a Ia clear voice song ~
her own composing. Just before she dlei.
she With her own hands closed her eye.lids.
This ~ the aiOrY a. related here ~ u feiia-
bic etliEen u that neighb0fhooJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
ron I'M TREAsURER.

In The Gazette Is published the card
of w. u. Harrison n candidate Tor clty
treasurer, subject 70 the action OF me
Democratic conventions.
Mr.. Harrison Is personally very popu-
lar and II the assistant cashier OF the
State National bank. one Of the most
conservative financial institutions IN tnt
citv This Is the very best evidence that
N entrusted to his care the city funds
viii be guarded with that true conserya-
fjsm absolutely essential 10 sound bank.
iue IN Mr. Harrison Is elected 10 the
Office Of city treasurer he viii prove 2
faithful and entirely Trustworthy Official.