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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
A Inw1sH MAN on IEsns.

The following IS q condemnation OF
an interesting article by Jacob Nnorsang'
er ia the Overland Monthly Rcyiewi II
Jesus Of Nazareth has himself uttered
the wise maxim that man shall be- known
by hs fruits, his followers, IN the long
days OF tho dark past produced fruit
that igns not OF .Lcir teachers planting.
That, 10 jew. Is the unimpenclnDlc
Testimony Of history, Happily, that dark
past Is behind vs., and no matter through
what potent agencies TIE attitude Of The
church Is less imiocranf. II still dogmnti'
cal to insure great sympathy. Whether
] am mistaken or not, i nitribuie The
modern attitude Of ceclesiuetirl author
ity 10 the powerful revolution Of the
centuries, by which n became reduced
10 mere agency for The dissemination
Of religious teachings.
When lhe church, instead Of holding
tho sreptre Of power, simply ascends the
cathedral and gives uticrancc 10 tie wise
wOgds of It's illustrious founder, llebrewg
begin 20 understand It's purposes. And
so Il has come 10 pass that not only the
jew with hearty good will turns 10 his
Christian brother, believing firmly that.
us Nathan the wise says 30 Dobly and
sagely, what makes the Christian q jew
makes the jew Christian, but nat the
character OF the Narazene gains In
strength aud lustcr IN exactly The same
proportion that his followers make them
selves beloved and respected.
This, / profess. without fear Of crih-
cism or contradiction is ihe modern
Jewish standpoint The dogmas Of Chris
iianity are sin unlntelliEiblc 10 rs. We
cannot understand the intricate scheme Of
salvation that places God 70 far without
tho reach % his creatures that mediation
must be resoricd 10. We do not under
stand that 10 reach the Heavenly Father
IA simple. childhke prayer string Of
metaphysical Propositions must be pur-
chased or acquired WE understand aud
feel God. Our Father, The God Of al tho
world, Ire father Of all bis children.
,ye have never takcu very kindly % met
anhYsics Nhcn lsocmts, The Greek,
Witnessed the Osirian rites on the shores
of lie Lower Nile he wondered much.
III Osiris Is God, why do ye lament his
death az a mnn; and u be be man,
why DO ye worship him aH GodY Tie
iliuatrious Greek obiectlDns regarding
osiris are ours with regard 10 the meta
phy steal Christ.
AM shorn 0f I'll theological attributes.
Invested Of hia Greek garments, rliarDbed
ana anpeariug IA the s<rOng Light Of his-
tory. The majestic character aud figure
Of The Nazareue are Ineligible ruouch
10 = Hebrew A son Of bis people, liz
Heart adnme vita great inlents, his am
hiti0n wholly 10 restore the law, his
dream that u the prophets, 70 bring the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

Tho present humber completes The third
volume Of the Texas Commercial
Traveller which came into The arummcra
world February I. 1891. under the aus.
picos Of the Texas division OF the
'rrto,ea Protective Association oil
America. The association had then but
just claimed q right 10 cNist 10 Texas win
a nucleus Of about 100 members Within
the three years, upwards Or LOO meme
befp have been enrolled into The Texas
division and today Ii has memlrr-
ship IN good standing, somewhere near
Tho 700 mark This s. q remarkable
showing for an orEani1atlon that Is yet
~ It's infancy and all signs ndioiic that
this years progress VIII he the grcnteat
III its history. The Texas Commercial
Traveller metnnhilo has added 20 its
circulation tili today Il is read FROM the
Atlantic 10 Tho Pacific an1 frim mo
lakes % The Rio Grande A q proof
that The Traveller NJ rail h the number
Of Letters received by II almost daily from
Old as well NJ new mlerrbefs. compile
mentns NJ on the readable Character ~
the iouulgl. aud he management IN.
tends 10 improve the attractive features
Of tlic paper 20 The satisfaction md
benefit Of ~ subscribers. advertisers uni
The Travellers Protective Association Of
America
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
rnNAs nIyIsIoN coNYnNrloN

Zen weeks more then the Texas
division oi tho Travellers ProicctiyN
Association NJ America viii hold lis hhh
annual convention la The city Of Waco
mud the members Of thls division, very
fcw Of whom cannot afford The tilne and
expense involved In tho Journey should
nov begin 10 give sorionH nttenton TO tho
arrangement VI their plans for plTicila-
ting w the pleasures aud profits Ia store
Tor them by grarhlg the occasion with
their presence.
Tho officers Of this division desire to
impress every nombcr Of The craft with
the idea that invitation * not exiend-
ed solely TO members Of the Association.
bul d 80 broad aud far rtachina that 1t
includes all worthy travelling iglesmea
nnd Yet Is 30 definite and personal that Y
Is addressed TO ench OF them The com
mittacs appointed by the Post H. Waro
have moi yet completed tho progrnm Ia
convention week, 10 that no announce
mont Of that or the character Of ths
entertainments to he glrcn can yet bs
announced Ia these collins, but Tho
Triveler ~ assured that whatever Ia done
by the Waco boys will be worthy Of
the OCcaslun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

lanterns, eyersreens and flowers. Over
one hundred couples from Cluhurne were
present There were thirteen ronnies
IRON Gainesville, twuty-iive from is5Ti
,Morth' Twelve from Paris, ten from Dal.
Luz, n,,, eigat from Temple, and quito a
noor WAS under the Encouragement of
l'rot. Monia Beach Of Dallas. and npsir
was furnished by the Bort Worth opera
house orchestra. Dancing began prompt.
y az O;3O. and at - the guests rppnirrd
10 lle dining room Of the Cleburnc house,
joyed. Dancing was resumed of,cr s, nm
per, and was continued until 1. The doe
GRAFTON Of the hall Was under the dirrc.
Ton, OF Mr.; Hon leo the only Chinese
conductor in the United States The
conductors were most attentive. and ali
ttnJoSe9 taein,selves 10 their hclrls con-
sold Ni' "e'c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

DIR. RobucS visited the $. w. N. G.
TINS week TO hear the general exercises
after dinner
Mrs. A, kerrman's mother died in New
Orleans this week,
Miss Mary Mehany made a visit 70
f9rredton few days ago
week. '''''
Miss Julia Ward has returned from
time.
Miss ella Billiard spent Sunday in
NaNahachie with her parents.
Mrs. John Lloyd has returned from
Snrlnriuwp where she has been visiting
Mrs. $, F. Edmondson, mother of Mis-.
i. A VIM, Is visiting her daughter in
Italy this week
Mr.. John Abnoy spent Sunday in
GSrendview with his sister Mrs. O, VI.
Mrs, Fred Lloyd is spending the re.
in Palmer.
y. p, Fleming one Of the former S.
w n. boys, spent Saturday in Itnlv.
Miss Carrie Brooks Of this place visit.
ed in Forroyto1 Saturday and Sunday.
j. W. Henderson spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents in Italy.
Mrs. kuypeudall Of Forrc-t6n visited
her daughter Miss Katie, who is in
school here, last Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. A. f.. Aaron left for
AlvgradO last Saturday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Aarou's sister, Mrs.
Davis They returned Tuesday.
Miss Elisa Conchman visited her sister
Miss Lue. saturday
Mrs, Mcdonald of Tennessee. Il visit.
Ing. hor daughter, Mrs. y. C. Howard OF
Italy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04


Mfr. A. s. Woodcock yyho rcnrcsant,
onn of ~. i,r,,.,st ,,sbti,sai ~ III
hons In w HIIkn ,i. w s,, ~ lou
his hnms
Mr. IIt,rrhack o,e or tho a., .rsv
elers In 1Nxos. was showing tho famou,
Unmiiiou. Hro,,,, sb,,.1 NV Enr, Ivar,i, 80
,aiinr, h .ndp snoN' ~ po'' worm r
Nia,,n', iisrris ,,.h, r,n.,,,o,,. =, ,,r,.,
hat hn,,sn a,as Il ~, a., y I'm. 4 - -
r.norta =, en,1 ran. f
iSranl Koil..ct', ,'l,n,, connts,.nc,
vas soe, evonnd III. pt'l,,,ic, ntr,.,d,r,
Iasf NN,inS.dv e''''u'''
Afr N.Y. 1. had. fr,r, .,s,
nnd rennr,s t,. Jnhin,, h,,stn9ss IN .,o,l
sbane 49,
NE r,,it,s r,nar, 90 D,p.. ~
c,tiej ~, ,',. ,9fi III. ,,,ai' NJ
Casnarv a,,.nt r. ' sn,srsi .,sset,
bonaes ana does n Az, bnsin,sl tbrongh
mi tba s1ntr
fron' ~ go ,,s cor,, IN "a sn.,1 sv,.
dav Vim HI ganiiy - ~ 'p'N" 'N''
Str Rrnnl, WIZ soi, Co,r,i.-,, al,
.tn't. ,+..i ,lin,,r1 80. T., *. XIX. -
- 49, was 80 ''N Wy 'V'
ma f,iio,i,,, Ia .,i,,, fran, ,l,. u,r,v.
.iir, 'N'''""N - ''iN'" 'i'A' 'nV Ai"'
ga,c,,ss .1.or,t .,,tia az, ,arig or..
unr IL I'm. I'm, ~, ann,hor 's an Wv
allow nconis tn w \, rnrl
w" p,"ing 4, ~ H. ~ m"'h ',,,,,,, ,,,.
-, "'. r,,,',,,iv,, trnnn,
sntnn,i ~ tinc In III ~, minimum
s,nc,,tt og hvs,n,se
sN,'n s,, W. ,i,o ~ u ofA a. 40.
c,,n,'it lin '' y, .,,,,t r,soonr, drs
,n tb" ,,,i,,i .nrar,s az ~ a,.,,,he,s MA
,b, MINI, s,,nciir,, n,nt II MN, sccnri u
Ia
M, ro,s,, por, mr.. 90 many h,ib
beaJe ln n,s "rrofnsh" 1. thnt tbN drntn.
rtrf ~, ~, ,nr ei,,, 80, ~, ,on,,ths
h.. 49,, III Sra ,s,.G IL se,,rtnt. nr'
Jes, ~, i.. ",, M h,,,s, frn', inis,
n,,,T Io t.,,r,aI a., an, nricns Main.
al, H., ,W,,I,si ','I,l,nr ht',t ~. in,,
W. IT,, su"'' ,,, ,,', 'I, ,e ,on
.ivc i,ivn ,,,iar hc ,,ants hi dnn'i c,it
XIV III W4'E no WHIT, ny, ~" W ~.
NV, NV y, ,,,ii,,,. y, az ''N ~
Tbe hays VIC ,rc nir,ndv ON tho rad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
Neutrality-suspicious. soCTErY.

Mrs. Henry Miller a on a visit 20
friends at Fort Worth.
Miss Lucy johnson Il visiting Bowie,
Tex, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Penn.
Mrs. Lon Park and her daughter. Miss
Mary, spcnt las5 Sabbath With the family
OF A C. Aleguiar.
A select party " friends were enter.
tanned at tlle h0spiinble home Of Mnior
and Mrs. W. g Buster last Sunday.
and enjoyed m elegant repast served Ia
honor II The twcniv-first birthday Of
their daurhter. Miss Ma ggie.
Miss Fmm1 Drake % Mineral Wells
FDe1f few dnT4 ID lie city Tie past week
With Miss Blanche Harcourt sud other
Mrs. Ella Wallace and Miss Hazel
NIKE Of Deuisou. Tex. a.ee Id the city
eating tAe family Of Mr.. y. r. Osborn.
Toll5wine DC regular routine q bust
moss ,r,nraoted iy the Columbia Temple
III. 4 =. s., OF a called meeting held
Nnndqv night. the rnests and fucinhers
sni9ved \ b1unhfnl spread consisting Of
nv choicest dehcaeles-
pishor Damne 81 Dallas and Rev
p;eb,ri Dunrle and Father McShane u
Ghicago were on social visit tie past
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

kingdom Of heaven TO the children of
earth. he preached millennium 10 men
engaged in quarrels and contentious. II
he failcd, II his lie paid tho forfeit, II
was tho sorrowful consequence Of
troubled times. But Ills teachings. as
they appear upon tho face OF his book
ting metaphy sirians, his teachings are
the genuine echoes of the holy thing,
propqunded by the old prophets. a, life
led in harmony with such toachiugs, the
same teachings given to Israel In the
law aud the prophets, must needs be
pure and holy. This much we unlcr-
stand. Why cannot all tie world thus
read these teachings, and thus, to Wlote
tho great words OF Sir Moses Montehoro,
remove the title pnEc between The Old
and the New TestAments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

Prominent among the social eNe ...s ~. ~.
t,.,d,rcJ In AIR. md Mrs. George "a,
NJ - , t,e 3lst AZ their
paistial home on Second street BY Ins
NV h bo5er III Mrs WilcoS's birthdn5,
and was all unexpected. bnt he yg, i.ls
people were invited 20 mike tusils.i vi
al home and sthe rooms Mti n ~r,c,Iiei
f for n s,,I ,tc amusement was INDUCED "a
amin elerant rfreslments were ssr INK,
49, Sei5'A dancing was again IN ffasi
snj NM N I'm sway over Wiling sn9leess
until bae VIE small hour nv ~1 ~ re,rs see
happy crowd that Il was IN 49,, " - de.
thor footsteps And w 80, T'smpls's
nehtful evening WAS speA' Vs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
ONLY AN NCUMDRANCl

AIIlllcent and Charlie claro were en-
gagged 60 be married, but he had sep
Oratcd angrily from hor, when he learned
that Alilly insisted that tho grandma Their
who had brought her up should live with
them.
II don't ask this sacrifice Of You,
child" said old AIrs. Kirge, stroking
down the lustrous masses OF dlshevelled
brown hair. II dare say shall do
well enough; and it's hardly fair for the
old to stand in tho way of the young
Milly looked up loving and Indignant
In the same breath.
granimammaT
Charles Glare was little surprised az
the turn events had taken; Il had never
Tor an instant occurred to his mind that
any glrl In her sober senses could prefer
the society Of u crooked old woman to
that Of himself
shell come Go her senses after
WHILE was the reflection with which no
was consoled, "All girls indulge In no
roles now and then, but II won't last
long"
Mr.. Glare, however. was destined to
disappointment
"llneagci 10 Frank Blakeslccw he
cried, about two months subsequently.
"Nhy, he's been counting her this long
time--seuding her flowers aud hooks and
music and all that sort OF thing And
the old witch Of Eudor is to i've with
them. ! suppose | wouldn't have stood
IT, went On Glare, growing more heat
ed and angry ns he talked; "hut Franl,
Blakeslcc never had any mind OF his
own. Wei, | wish 'cm 10y that's an
Irauk llnkeAre and MtNiurnt kirke
had not been married moro than q year
when a dark messenger camc to The door
Of their humble, We, Infinitely couieuiod
little home Azrad the mighty and re-
lCntless
You've boon very kind to me, Frank
and Nlilly,' said Grandmother kirke,
"hut MS well nigh over now. j only
wanted 20 live long enough TO sce my
little girl conNlcd 10 The care of some
good man who would value her as she
deserves, and I've got my wish
And Grandmother kirke, whose old
eyes were growing dim, inmbled under
her pillow for the Old calico worlchag
with leather strings and ouilandish lit-
lie pockets, which, with It's ptrnphrr-
MALTA of antique housewives. holkius,
scissors and thimhlcs, was hcr constant
"fhc nccile-booll. AIlly." she said,
family. "uol Ia the uecdlc'hook'
'lRut grandmother The leaves are all
scwod tightly together
Cut them omen, child; but he careful,
~ going I" give tnHl neell' nooh 10 YOU ,,
AMY " WIS Que IA plusn. VIZ" Nv
were wee 9!H;, All my T'0eul" "v'
long 10 y9M chud' ,,,.- al.
rams blasoslee al9ou l9pAluS us'' ~
W,c.S shoulder ~ sN' "poSHu 1nc u,4
points between the ilnunel leaves, scBl,
lope9 nnI 'inhr9hereu' W inupl hllNs,
Myhlrh had once n9a5lrl an ine V2'otN oi
we NNlluoW Nudu,nN NE u,leleu ~ ~ H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04
500 REWARD. 800.

Tic reader Of this paper viii be-
pleased to learn that there Is al least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 euro IN all "a stages, and thas =
cntarrh Halls Caiarrh Cure Is tho
only positive cure known 20 the medical
fraternity. Cgtarrh being q constitutional
mont. Halls Cafhrrh Cure Is taken In
ternnly, acting directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. thereby
DESTROYING the Foundation Of The disease,
and giving the patient strength by build
Ing ~ The constitution aud assisiing ma
ture 10 doing ~ work. The propHetors
have ~ murh faith ~ curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollarl
Tor any case that q fails 10 cure. Send
for ist OF tesiiinQnins
Address. r. J CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold BY druggists, 70 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

,-eatest social event OF the sea
4 ~ entertainment Thursday even
4 MI OCCASION was the grand re-
A : which +. S. BELL and wife ten
4 Y ,heIr friends. This entertainment
ny, ,rsstest social event ever recorded
ER,ir The house was brilliantly IL
Is.,sd and the decorations tasty and
j ". The memory of ihis delightful
n, vii always live in the minds Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

iLERl RNE GOCIETN
H. n ~
IHs-a Magley is visiting relatives
.fssnf' La.
" Pearl Prewitt has returned from
" J. D. Clavton yisito5 ha ~ n,ror.s
q !. 4. anS NJ NJ ''1 po, ner 9"Tehts'
fd,r,, ~ q prominent young
brennan, visited relatives
~ week.
Ky \ G. Padelford visited Dallas
NJ
" losie Heating has recovered from
wv
4 v, VI Zen c Conway is in Paris for
IL Y VISIT 10 her sister, Mrs
i u Nary Tan 1s.u- ,;.,., 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

Lnley & Bibb's, Sixth and Ruek
streets, are ihe only dealers In this city
that can sell you the Maitland" which
Is the original and only Niger head
coal the Robinson and Iiausc Egg They
hold the exclusive agency for Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

Rause Egg 50 per ton. THIS fancy
coal can be found only II lll-v y hlbtb.
Sixth aud Ausk streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

i. y. Peniery Is moving into his new
quarters, 81 Main street. next door 10
the City f.h market with full aud
complete stock of staple and fancy gro
eeries. aud win be opsued up ready Tor
business Tuesday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

TUF WTNT IHH UETH IN WNHTWHITF WWIVT
one for Itasca.
on Monday evening a large number Of
society people were entertained by Misses
Julia Markham and Emma Orenbaum az
The residence Of MIR. aud Mrs. j. T..
Thomson. All passed pleasant time
IN games, music and conversation. Miss
Orenbaum returned Tuesday TO her home
ia Hillsb0ro.
Mr.. John Griffin N This city was mar.
ried the 18th to Miss Mo.lic Thornton u
Arlington They will make liasea their
future home.
Miss lily Harris Is visiting her sister
near WaXahachir.
Misses Emma Moore and Katie Akcr
Of GrandyieW nre the GUESTS Of Mr.
and Alrs. j. l.. Painter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

idler.
~ should say ~" replied the country
author comes n AMI buys III scasf twenty
copiea Of Die paper " send away. Xxx
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17
uoMEsEEKERs EXCURSION.

syia Chicago, Rock Island a. Tacihc ny.
December 1s tickets will be on sale to all
points in Kansas Colorado, Indian Territory,
Oklahoma and Texas at rate Of one fare for
the round trip, plus $500, tickets good for
return passage 20 days from date Of sale. For
full particulars call at or address Rock Island
Ticket Office. 1902 Farnam street.
Chares Kennedy. q. NV. u. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17
Stockholders, Meeting.

StOckhOIders' Meeting.
Office Of Lee-Clarke- -Andreesen Hardware
Co.. Omaha, Neb, Dec. Z, 189i-Notice is
herbey given to the stockholders of the Lee
Clarke-Andreesen Hardware company that
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the company will be held at the offices of
the said company. 1919, 1921 and 1923 Harvey
street. in the city of Omaha, in the state of
Nebraska, on Tuesday, January s, A. d.
electing board of directors for the com
pany to serve during the ensuing year, and
to transact such other business as may be
presented at such meeting
Attest: H j. LEE President
w. M. GLASS, Secretary.
D7 NJ to Sun
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

The Missouri Pacific railway will sell
Homeseekers excursion tickets to points
south on December IS. at one fare (pius
5000 for the round trip For particulars
enquire at eompanys Office. N. Il. Cor. 18th
and Farnam. or at depot. 18th and Webster
streets. THoS. II. GODFREY.
J. o. PHILLIPPI, Pass G. Tkt Agt
A. q. r. & p. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

Purify your blood tone up the system, and
regulate the digestive organs by taking Hood 8
Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

FOR A LIMITED TIME. A FINE RESIDENCE
site, corner 3yth and Dodge, $40 000.O0 (paving
paid. Full commission to agents. VIM. Fleni-
ing, 1ith and Douglas RE-Mn9
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN MY RESI-
dence, between Burt and Cunning streets; will
take u in trade. VIM. Fleming. 14th and Doug
las RENTS
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

EXCHANGES AND SALES; CITY PROPERTY.
farms. merchandise. Garvin Bros. 80 N. Y.
M
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

FOR SALE. LOT 5OX15O END AND MASON
$500 cash. 5000 per month; price $700
Omaha Bicycle Co.. 1923 N. 10th st. ,Lr .st
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

TO EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR LOT, 7-ROOM
modern cottage. beautifully decorated: good
barn. good neighborhood, close TO line: nice
Farnam. Z-Ml0i q
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

IRRIGATED FARMS NEVER FAIL: FRUIT.
potato. grain and stock farms for sale on easy
terms; correspondence solicited. L. b. Palmer
room 3O6, Peoples bank. Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

FOR SALE NEW 4-RooM COTTAGE; GEL.
lar, cistern, city water; cor. 30th and Sahler
81. 1000: long time. Inquire 1913 FarnaIn. Sam
ue Burns RE-530
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

P-ATENT
BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee
Building. OMAHA. Neb. Advice FREE.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

BARGAINS. SALE OR TRADE. IN HOUSES.
lots and farms. j. N. Frenzer, opp. p o.
RE-SiS52 is
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE A 100000 SHOE STOCK
Address Box 36. Grswod, la. Z-M129 lS+
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC.

PHAEToN, BARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, LEATH-
er. paint, sG5; another. S25. Drumn.ond C,se Co
p--Mi26 D26
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

100 ACRES GOOD NEBRASKA LAND FOR
trade. Williams & Mittan, McCague building.
Z-MIOg is
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

FURNITURE AUCTION AT I'LL FARNAM ST.
Saturdays. 10 a Robt. Wells. O-5O1
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, CARPETS,
shades and furniture which have been but little
used and almost new; also house for rent In
quire 405 S. 25th aveune. O-M9J5
SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD FOR SALE AT LESS
-O-lO2 lIs
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

HAVE A CLEAR LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA
worth $4,000: what have you to trade for It?
Address ID 81, Bee office. Z-M10lD 20'
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

BARGAINS. HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
sale or trade. f. X. Darling, Barker block.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-12-17

TAKEN UP, ONE BAY HORSE, WITH HAL
ter 1907 Center street. M-l22 1g'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-23
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER %,

inside Of the piers Is the head Of j, Fenlmore
Cooper, with smaller heads surrounding II rep
resenting the subjects OF many Of his writ
ings. There. is also the head OF .Amcri-
Gus Nespucius. On the opposite piers Of
the east corridor are also historical heads. On
the inside Of the right-hand pier. looking across
the steps, can be seen the head of Gen. Schuyler,
and on the opposite pier that of Gen. jackson.
Facing the corridor are heads of Benjamin
Franklin and De Witt Clinton. while thanking
the same on the right and left respectively are
the heads OF Henry Hudson and Charles Cham
plain. On the inside of the piers, as viewed
when descending the steps, are the heads of Jay
and Silas Wright, A portion Of the, piers has
dent Lincoln, William II. Seward, Alexander
Hamilton, George w. Curtis, and Henry and
Fulton. The models of these heads are now on
exhibition at the Capitol. and, 30 far as they
have been examined by competent judges, are
good representations OF the distinguished sub
jects."
The report says that the steps Of the staircase
are OF frecstone from Quarries near Albion, Or
leans county, and one Of the best known ma
terial for steps, from the fact that 1t will wear
almost equal 10. granite and is just gritty enough
TO prevent 1t becoming slippery. The report
closes with a description OF the new quarters Of
the Comptroller and state Treasurer. Those of
the Comptroller are on the second floor OF the
Appeals room Of the defunct second division
and almost half of the Washington avenue side
Of the Capitol.
The Treasurer's quarters are oil the ground
floor and extend along the west side. Supple
mentary to the report IL n financial statement
which contains an itemi2cd account Of all the
made for the building.