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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Were the friend. and supporters o.
TIE superior coart 70 dssoc.ats
,as.r political ard ptrson2l prsludices
srom the questions CT necessity aud
ssoaaray Involved ia me movement for
tas adjustment q that relnneant
iaa.c.A. ult1nal. !, would be ialpcs-
st.s % secure tie signatures VI
hundred citizens = 4 pe-uon for Is
conunuance. Waiie the peL.ous rev
Ia eUsience are rumerously signed y
representative c.rrens. Il IS morslly
certain that nine ia ten o. them ssnsd
to crafty TIA wishes OF importunAte
solicitors. or else did 50 without cle.r
understanding OF The case.
It IS very probable ihAt the gentle
men fcoss interested II retaining COM
fo-.aoe positions At Eixa ss!aries we're
ta. scitve c.-cuiators Of The peI.ofs.
sfnng wopl1 oe mere rstaral tan
for lawyer vits Vo.s.b.o ialaro tua-
rs-s in sic court o. ios business raan
commercially interested and socially
acautrtci with sic usnbers OF tee
coegt Is 8 "a psution wnea presented
~ 3 prrsoual scQua.atauce. Ih.sisAil
tia score nasark. naen ths c.feu aioFs
faIss.y rspsrsens tie true status q TIE
cl-s ffttg ta5 FeTsgnsl sg.sc.tai.srs
81 tat eeeFl ealcerl. together ~iih tts
sptcoc. nlr.e t.sntaton Of facts. g
w0ua 80 Pesstle - secure = largs
namber % s- stafss b pcst o. to
hang me zovtrnes ~ idaho.
The seni asas created Tor the con
tinasnee es f1a s.eericr eoar. . msn.
ulac.aF-d. Worse shan snyth.ag eisc
IS - uenafactnSs1 - nsn mo are
pad extrssagaut sa.ariss Tor d. rs 6
verT small smcunl % work. 81 err.
tasty . nap.easans 20 isz.slste men
eat af olnfs or % remove court ossi-
csl. fas raea ttmso men are r,csiT-
ink msa+y for tee performances Of
cetsa n ~ y ss essential 20 The peace
49, Foot VIII o. TIE people. tssY srs
raegr sei,l esi pensioners so.es e.
pspse j. TIE terts frIm of eStrkva-
gspcs. fstravaxsncs 10 tie espsad /.
tire Of na0nsY ~raez from tie p+upie
~ iarstoa = otenslse. 90 every ffse
efrght. Psfsonsi frsnds8 ard po-
hlcsi $500 ai.on 80 not justify any
gooe cilEen Al orgauised stismps
~ continue assiees aod iaexcGssssy
large drsn upon ne pubic treasury
rhrfaar ctkv. county o. ssase
The superior court xs snb@riiaou.
Tribunal. II costs nssriY ssh.fo =
year - nslnsa.n Il. N~fs 4 10 CO.'S
oniy S.. Sc a yesr it wouid sfii be =
iuxarv. al - bnsnees g Gov ifsa.
sse1s can - transacted - - eigtmt
eoust. The c.rent ooort rs orig al
fpfsf .et.an ever every tsse u.sbls 10
tss sapefter ecart TIE elslm thsi =
reco1dsr's coart ~ - nsesr-srr
Tor ere sra II crn raj c.ses i hse-
cemre. sst g. ths taree csu-t.
~ ia.setv. ~hen - sese.op. "a aay tsy
xfte seek 49, a. go tat ists taaa
fse fears seiasl tn,s i oeegpi<d -
49, s.aa e shsm n Sac srsnsseison af
tarase. Ehe 5Ut erz ~ ne rtfu.t are
IS etten6sacs ~ business. hsf tte
"a. sess ncs t1ere ff ere rsHas ia
eoasi f-rsrss pratss ~ 49, n.vsPs esf'
frai ssr - tkg - So r. sirrpf- So -
trsra lss fefr ,.sst. veiasrs ~ easasss
ffsfsesse
Ths s1saneet flr - steltse n.ssi
81 ne ft is ~ n=fff ene
&c eeeasn, Ese aseafefs = -
sad Artr te asos~ ase'i att
g. s4 Iea sssg sssa - SEE essifss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

selected for ordinary wear. and either
may be worn with the general unts IN
vogue for winter gowns Long black
plush capes are useful II lined with
dark crimson or deep colored shot elk,
and. trimmed with coque or hackle
feathers, viii be quite dressy At small
evening functions, and yet prove very
suitable outdoor wraps. The shape IS
. very becoming one. ss II does not
widen the shoulders TO any great ex-
tent, aud the style il elegant aud yet
simple. Ii Is also an admirable model
for an evening wrap OF light color.
such as white or pale pink cashmere,
trimmed with swansdown, and lined
with quilted satin or plain sursh- Al
lowing for cape measuring thriy-four
inches from the yoke, two and y
quarter yards OF cashmere will be
ample, with four and half yards Of
inexpensive silk, satin or quilting for
lining throughout.
OF the two stylish garments pictured,
that at the left 10 q redingots OF brown
plisse cloth, trimmed with skunk fur.
The pointed cape terminates At the
waist under trimming of the fur.
The other Is long cloak in Russian
green cloth, with double cape and q
neck ruche OF cocks feathers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

-
Tners is pus enc tnsms for ciscass'on
In the tsanc.sl world. That 10 the ALI
absorbing silver question. The rsai
danger 10 our gos<rnmsnt lies IN tie
continues purchase Of ths white metal
aud tas consequent sbrsskags Ct gold.
Henry Cess mentions the great re-
turn from Enrope Of cur securities. AZ
srexanng in ths year succeeding the
passage Of the sherman ACT $40. Co.,
co. IL our credit = not weakened the
PERL to eur money system vii b.
passed in safety. He says ia his
Weekly Advice: Zone great decisive
act by thu American people. showing
that above All ;aey are resolved upoa
maintaining the nations money ~ par
IN gold Is the Imperative need OF the
moment. That &C. should be neither
more nor lees than the prompt. IN.
qualified and final Suspension OF pur-
ehases of silver. IL that assurance can
not be Immediately formally gwen %
our creditors. there should 30 no ahate-
ment of reso.ute demand from the
press and from tho commercial anu
financial communities that this halt IN
our Sherman policy ana. oe made
without . moments needless legisla-
tive delay. such resoluta attitude OF
the controlling opinion OF the country
would undoubtedly help 10 produce a
deferment OF reAilxAtions on our for
esgn-held securities. This really con-
stliutes the chief means OF protection
available 10 US ~ tho moment; and IL
ahould therefore DO attended to with
the utmost diligence. II the present
congress cannot to driven out OF its de-
bassng devotion TO petty party consid-
eratlons. It will remain to DO eeen how
much better Mr.. Cleveland and his new
congress understand the imperative
necessities Of the situation. Once We
have suspended silver purchases. We
shall then be IN ~ least IS safe . posi-
ton IS the other countries concerned;
for our foreign Indebtedness will then
DO safe against disturbance. and that
being secured 1t 10 not easy TO sec how
Europe will be able 10 get from Us gold
With which Is 10 not to our interest 10
part. But until this kind OF assurance
is gwen, We ehall stand exposed TO a
return of investments that may cost us
the loss OF q considerable further
amount of our stock OF gold. The one
thing above all others desirable as a
means of staying the prevailing dis.
turbance of confidence is-to Afford As.
surance to the world that, at An early
day, the United States will cease all ad.
ditions to tho silver element IN its cur.
rency. There is nothing to fear from
the amount now IN circulation, but
there 10 from its increase"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

TIE Loas ~. cape hs closely over
ths shoulders sad comes about 10 tne
knee. nsax.nx via very l.itis rtsfe. A
vssy blxn collar. sueh - Loals nAa
never hsard u. turns up Aeoei Tie
ears. The material usrd . usually
heavy fsltlks cloth IA rlNlfx or p.ass
All II - lined with plush pr FUR III
vi+n plashs u 10 infsrsinsd 10 ps very
warm and a<ssv IL % edged Via
Hsiraehan or some narrow tur or
tshshsr trlmmlng. HoTn vita any
dress aud slsn = blg back hat ausfs
With bows. the rix vii - = styiseh one
fof season or 80 vet. 30 you may Tax
"targAln' and set yourself up Vel
vet or pln.h forms lovely cape,
whether tor day or evening wear, but
black and BROWN are the coiofs Usually
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

NosoDY should shed any tears IN an
tlcipat!on Of the removal from Office Of
the superior court officers. They are
all democrats, sstule wlre-pullers, and
If Growers LETT pedal extremity lie At
all elastic, they can pull il for some
thing equslly renunera;ive. The idea
Of paying jolly good fellows big salaries
for doing nothing IS charitably gen.
erous theory, bat a most abomlna bic
practice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

JUsr after the general election the
democrat papers screeched themselves
hoarse in demanding an extra session
OF congress to repeal the Mckinley
bill. Now there Is serious talk of call
ing one. but the burden OF the same is
over the repeal OF the Sherman silver
act. 90 long as II Is over . repeal OF
something the democrat heart will be
soofhed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

hmrs. fet - Tie sseAanan bal
enn pass ahted. eNA = tps iegsf
TIE 81 iee nse tam9us Nh1oey - -
ut@te rfe Ass foefAt 49, snd se-
cured centres ~ tae Sc ff~fof saei
nisfts - sac 1ftt la years. n<s f.f.
Essazs7 ia zee fntsefa4 officers
i'fss.afa', hstgg ". Ns.snef lsosfaa
tfs--iffsf tebp q Afleaaou. Il ~
ttssi s~ffettff 3 - lssfsoa. ilsis
fsf, sA'sf sne4aess sss8 seaefsl
mssss*f. = fssfe.a. nssrs,as fsss.
deaf Atenss lu s4ss scots t1S usn.
i1ssld DC Assa, ,s.s bfsson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

TINS 10 the lssi week In which the
legislature will receive notices of the
introduction OF bills. The fifty-dsy
limit expires on Wednesday. IL the
charter amendments committee ex-
poets 70 do business At this session 1t
will need 10 move more rapidly than
1t has been for the past two yeans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

CERTAIN enthusiastic democrat or
gans Of this state seem TO imagine that
because J. Sterling Morton graduated
from the University of Michigan. he
must know all there il TO know about
farming. Greek roots and s.ios do not
necessarily 20 hand in hand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

WHAT an excellent annex to the L.
brsry that political neat known as the
superior court rooms will make. Tho
entire reference department could be
Transferred from is present quarters
10 tue suite devoted g. checkers. chess
and democrat skull duggery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

rasftntffHts. ise a. lee latsirt
81 fofs iso Aiil ~ss telelFetsd -
ts@ 49, msss a. tisa eatae.its lesfaY
$50 n -! tsteeiie ehsfesss - sfs
& Scsss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Now long viii any conservative buzz.
mes. man continue T. pay three pric.a
for two prices WORK low long MIL
the tsxpayers pay for three weil-psld
judges when t~o well-pssd Judges can
d. a. the judging without sweating
halff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

fnHsS = striking .iuiilarty - She
quality II tac ants moftrm ffltuiss
pad "a Jasige sffsssAln sna me ot.t4-
sfy sotsess IS jsy ooula
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

1afAE i noting else ia life hair 80
pure sad swees aad smp.r - demo.
er4t.c economy. ibs decorations Tor
Pre-. srat c.eTeisa1's Inaugural wil
ea.t xs4faa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Dow n Alabama tie democratic
have concoeted a scheme "a disfreu.
chsse A. 30 negroes. Ih8s MI ~ bet.
ter tnaa saot Gun intimidation -
5000. provided those that are not ds-
frAnea.scd shall bs permitted 70 vote.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
STEAM LAUNDIsIE>
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe found
it just tho thing and under its use had
speedy aud perfect recovery. Try a
sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good a
thing it is. Trial bottle free at w. B
Morrison & Cos, Drug Store Large
size SOC. and $lO0.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

Judge Mccormick will today at
Austin take up the commission case.
/. is almost certain be will sustain
his original position and decide ai-
versely 10 the state. From us decis.
ION an appeal will be taken to the
supreme court OF the United States,
and in the meantime the rules pre-
scribed by the commission will be
disregarded By the roads Of the state.
To some this seems a long way to
win fight, but there is no shorter
way, for the people OF Texas may set
it down as a fact the roads Will fight
through every court up to the supreme
cour, Of this nation before they will
bow to the majesty Of the law. Ii the
supreme court Of the United
States should sustain Mr.. Nc.
Corlniok's position and declare
the Texas commission as now organ.
zed to be unconstitutional, still the
state should take it up because it Is
the shortest way to get a construction
of important points governing the
organization Of state corn missions, and
with points in controversy authorlta.
lively settled, law can be drawn
which will stand all the tests which
the railroads can apply. Many able
lawyers in this state believe the SUI
preme court will reverse Mr.. McCorm.
lex and sustain the com mission
as it Is. The state is in the fight, and
the best policy is to press it to con
clusion in the highest tribunal Of the
land.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

That railroad meeting should be
we'll attended next Wednesday night.
The committee viii be ready to report
ard it is understood they will recon-.
mend that company be formed at
once here in Waco to build a road
from here to New Orleans through
the pinerles Of East Texas and West
Louisiana. If this company will
organize and make the survey
secure right of way and such dona-
tions as the sections through which it
is to pass will contribute, and the
stockholders will elect Col. r. B
Parrot president and sustain him
with a strong directory, made up Of
some Of our finest business men, the
road will be built in the immediate
future, and when built it will be the
road fer Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

The accountability of each individ-
ualy being to the Supreme being was
the theme Of DR.. CAROLS discourse
yesterday morning, and while the
doctor was, in his usual and eloquent
manner, presenting the subject, enun.
ciating the ground of responsibility
and urging all to SO live as to be able
to stand the final review, more than
one thought how much like a very
Eden this land would be if all would
so live in this world. Suoh sermons
will bear fruit hore aud hereafter.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

The senators are taking their time
about confirming the presidents APP.
pointments up to date, aside from the
cabinet appointing none have been
confirmed. Perhaps the senate is
waiting to see what the president
proposes to do with their requests for
appointments.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

If he committee to secure a free
wagon yard succeeds in getting the
old Methods, college, it will make
the finest wagon yard in the state -
visitors to the yard can, if they desire
it, be accommodated with separate
room, and whom farmers bring their
families this will be grand acoommo.
datior. There is no question but what
such yard would be an inducement
to trade.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
Extras for Bugeies.
commissioners

Carriage and buggy tops, carriage
and buggy wheels, buggy bodies, cush.
ions, lazy backs, springs, 9Th wheels,
shaft shackles, prop nuts, prop joints,
boots, storm aprons, Shaft tips, single
trees, shafts in pairs or odd, poles
breast Jokes, pole circles, dashes, dash
rains, scat handles, etc, cart wheels
and springs, at
T. P. SPARKS & Son,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

Hokc Smith and Gordon are, &C =
cording to the press dispatches, hav.
ing lively row with Coiquit and Iiv-
ingstonc ever who shall be postmaster
at Atlanta. Smith and Gordon will
DO opt to walk away with the prize.
Colquit and Gordon have for a life
time been fast friends 1t is pity
scrambling over an Office should
ALLEVIATE them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

Mr. Faulkner Seems anxious to
secure additional notoriety by de.
manding legislative investigation OF
his connection with the receivership
of the Central. If he wants the
matter investigated he should inter,
view congress. it vas a federal lot a
state receivership. Beside that Hogg
only charged that Faulkner was one
OF the stockholders OF the Nalle
congresses and that Col Faulkner
admits, so between them there is no
controversy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

The play tonight at the opera of
patience" should be Well attended.
First because it is q play Of merit,
well rendered by local talent, and
secondly because it is given for the
benefit Of Pat Cleburno Camp to ena-
bic them to erect a monument 10 the
memory Of the veterans Of the lost
cause-to the memory Of those who
in the thick Of battle, mid the crash Of
canon and the roar Of musketry, laid
down their lives, as we'll as to those
who survived the wreck and ruin Of
grim visaged war, and have since Oh
beds of peace surrendered to the uni
versal conqueror The house should
be crowded.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

The house at Austin has been try
ing to teach the chaplain how to
pray. If the house don't mind it will
yc: verify the old adage, give a fool
rope and he will hang himself
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
Our Austin Letter.

AUSTIN, Ten, March :, ! 9

AUSTIN, Ten, March :, 1898.
The tax bill has come out at the
same hole it went in at. In other
words, after being reported back by
the committee in the form of sub
stitute bill, the house today killed
about all the amendments put on it
by the committee, leaving the measure
substantially as introduced by repre-
sentative Wheless, after which mo-.
ton to refer back 10 the committee
on revenue and taxation was voted
down. The measure was then put in
charge of a special committee of five,
with Fields Of Hill, as chairman. Mr..
Wheless, who is the author of the
bill, is member Of the special com
mittee, as Is also Representative
Mills, who is chairman Of the commit
tea to whom the bill was originally
referred.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

Has the proposed new bridge across
the Brazos, in the rush of other im-
proyements, been forgotten. 1t is
important and should not be over
looked.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
The Only Democratic Daily IN Cen.
trail Texas.

If the house don't apologize to the
chaplain he should resign, He should
not allow that body to dictate his
urhvers
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

East Waco property and South
Waco property and College Heights
property is selling right along and
each Of those sections are icing dot
ted with new houses.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

Mr.. Wilson, OF Harrison county,
today called up his bill to prevent the
issuance of fictitious railroad stocks
and bonds, and the bill, to the aston
ishment Of every one, was advanced
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

- The largest, newest ~. md phas.
stock Of carriages, buggle', 'D'
'0n' "'0 T'P. SPARKS & Sons
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20
Orders left rih Ed Straw sotenti
Fomrth street, uiitreceire pr0"iP' -
A Bargain.

A Bargain. ,.,..
I have for sale a good 'WO n n,
wagon, bows and sheet, Will 'sn oh,
cash or a good note. The Pelsg ",,lip,
needs it can get a bargain 3, ~ w '''
on j. w. GoocH 4 Co.,
in South Ninth o.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-20

ALI Communications TO insure
prompt attention should be addressed
TO The News. Waco. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-07

The era Of pence Is not the era OF the
present In both hemispheres men are
lhootiug and blowing up one another; for
what reason, few Of them can tell. except
hat "tis their nature to-" The Brazilian
government Is opposed by rebellion that
I cannot subdue. aud the army and tn.
navy are putting in motion all Of the
machinery Of war 20 annihilate each
)ther. A bloody rebellion in the Argen-
due Republic has just been put down df
sc can rely upun the assurance Of the
ioyernmcnp, and the ufterwork of re-
lncing the number of the rebels is about
% begin. The inyeterate cnmity of
Spauiard and Moor has led to bloodshcd,
md the Spanish government is prupur-
ng to punish with force Of arms the
inyages who protested with Wnchesters
igainst the establishing of Spanish
'ort In their territory, England has a
aatiye uprising in her South African
iominions TO put down that will call fol
great deal of blOodshed, for the Nlnta.
belcs are warriors of renown aud not "a
be frightened into submission by u show
of power There are yet Imminent posst
hilities Of collision between the French
and the Slamtse. The conditions of III,
treaty forced 10y stronger power unor
Slam win he observed only so long u.
there is force 10 compel respect. When
that force is removed, or the Siamest
government can get a promise of assist
nnce from Bneloud or Germany. an at
Il a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-07
REPUBLICANS
ofNew York State Meets in Conven-
tion and Transact Rusiness

s,xyr, ,,,,rs,,, - -
81 hAoI Sc NJ u, Oct 6.-Seldom
mas state convention assembled in re-
cent Years in New York with so little
siate,lhaklhg IN advance as did that Of
Tue hepu3icans today. The convention
pegah worn WIN no program mapped out
LOT ", Ialfick w. Cnllnan of Oswego
M"s presented as temporary chairman.
III ms huaress TO tne convention Cullinau
cuh Fusseu the achleyements of the Re-
puo!ltah party ana referred TO the ad-
IN 81 Harrison, illuminated by
'lle genus OF jim Blaine as the golden
e ehs oi tne repupllc lie then spoke of
tne present spectacle at Washington as
nggn Ilg 20 the hItiol. before the eyes
Vi ne WorlV'
MheR II ms speeeh Cullinan referred
" W hVhlneE plll tnere was rattle OF
nhuu-elapplhg thnt uleu away ana was
ISneMcu "su'n anu at iehSth became
sisl''hcaht, ahI as cheers hnally subsidized,
SIIc Geies"le IehnIlue9 three cheers Tor
IN nS,hi>iihle'' WINE ul,othtr shouteu,,, qnd
nv ~ oe oul heAt lreSiuehi' 100 ne
Hg nv, cngers sreeteu tnls decAratlon'
IN q usual ton'illt'ees were appointed.
,, NItyr Iev Gh uhe e9hNehuoh being re-
nsseulDleu ,nuuiSey NJ. bepew spoke IN
IgspU Uf. ~ VIe Seils from the convention.
~ ~ tJ i} W tue res4,lPl,oh OF iaDor az
t tle ciVseu t"etotles' ne demanded that
rrr s', nF VI ssure, nov urldtlhs On lhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-07
LEssoNsIN EcoNoMy.

Praciital economy n lnrr,lv w,n,in,
IN the average American Tho n "S'''"k
Of the country. tho proliyoi,,v :, " ,.,',,
aud the seeming ll,nitless snn,1, 80 49, ~,
ever ia actually necessary "a liv,n, 49, ~,
or less comfortably have ,os,eroi le a., my ~
inyagancc which i horn,s ,,''n an y" "a" ~
baneful effects ~ which ,Sn, 'n III, .ne
more conspicuous az ,ha counts, s Vs .,,,,,,
ader and There nre jn,raa.aa . s'SM !
,pon lis resources 1VNA'N'
qhe densc nonn,s,in,. =,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-07

ROSWELL, n. NJ, Oct. ti.-(Special)
First race--trotting, mile heats, three
best in five, Frank b. won first heat.
Time, $40. Second. third and fourth
heats won by Diiey; Frank d. second
lime. Time. 2;34 Ia, 2;39 IL, 2:37 81.
Purse, SlT5.
Foot racc--0ne neutrality-suspicious..
Lee Fountain won. Billie Newman sec
ond Time. II, Purse, $50.
Fifty-yuII dash-ried first time by
Frank Broken and Billie Jones. Time.
8 80. Second rum. IL, won by
Broken. Pure, sos
Running hve-eighth of a mile dash,
Silent King won. Little Tmmy second.
Time, 1;41. Purse, Sl25 to first $50 to
second.
Foot race, thirty-yOrd dash on all fQurs,
won by Dave Sorrels, Time, ~. Purse,
so.
Running, one-half-mile dash. Rocking
Chair won, Sleepy Bob second. Time,
20, Purse, $50.
Running, one-half-mile heats, best two
in three, won by Reelfoot jim. Time,
90, so ii. 60. Purse, Sl2J.
Professor Zimmerman was to have
mnle u balloon ascension today, but his
balloon burst just before he was ready
to cut loose.