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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

I-TE7H IfTTWFFF
sookane. wash. May i.-'whon Dol
nhlnia regiment OF commonweaiers
pasted from the barracks this morning
fhey were surprised 10 zee 200 United
6tates soldiers. They came IN before
sunriBe and have twenty days IA
tons, and are TO remain here IN no.
altion TO be sent 70 protect II train from
eetxufe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
Kansas City Live Stock.
Associated Press.

Kansas City. Mo-, May 1.-Cattle-
Receipts. 5000; shipments, 400; steady to
strong; Texas steers, S3,25as.so; Texas
COWS, s2151SSO; shipping steers, $3.50
4.4O; native cows. sl.75g3.65; stockers
and feeders, S3.00G3.9O; bulls, S20Oa3.2O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. shipments,
1000; market steady to firm; bulk, As5
as 90; heavies packers and mixed. $3.50
$500. light workers. and pigs. s4.7Oq5l0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, ZOO
market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Hides-Buyers are paying; Dry nint,
heavy. g i-2c; light, lie; dry salt. 30.
green, salt. . he; butchers. green.
2 i-2c.
Wool-I4ight medium. l2nl3 l-2c; low
medium. I0ll2c; fine, lOq1lc.
Bones-Hoof and bones. Is per ton.
delivered.
Ieesvax-1bl1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

By Associated Press.
New York, May 1.--Cotton-Futures
closed barely steady; sales. lOS,O
bales. May us; June, IT'S; July, 7.2s:
August, 7.2s; September. 7.3i: October.
I.S1; November 7.3S; December, T.44;
January, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Were Lost by Mrs. George Could and
Recovered Again.


Kingston. N. y. May i.-when Geo.
could and his wife were returning from
the Catskllls last week Mrs. Uould's
maid lost small handbag with $751;
600 worth OF diamonds In II.
Superintendent Lodg, was scnt back
10 nnd Il, and soon met farmers WIG,
who he'd picked up the bag. She had
rot even looked into II. The bag was
sent By express 10 the owner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Press Report
Julesburg, Col. May l.-Col. Crnyfon
and the commonwcalera camped In an
old store building last night and were
fed by citizens Grayson insists he IA
going TO Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Press Report.
w'rosllng W. Va. May 1.-GalvIn's
detachment OF Co1eyltes arrived at
slaire at 3 o'clock this morning, and
they marched to the city hall. where
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

| By Associated Press.
london, May To-day is holiday
@ the stock exchange and there VIII
/ 3 no quotations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
COTTON MARKETS.

H. 'erpooi Cotton.
:, associated Fress.
~, POOL May L-clcsing-cotton-
slss,, moderate business; American
Iiss' s fair lied; good iniddllng.
No. low middiing, 7-sd; good or
N. SD ordinary, 3 9-16d. The
~. u The day were 1000 bales, of
.or : ~ We're for speculation and ex-
M. ana Included $500 American. Re-
49,, 1900 bales, including 5000
lA-csia ca Futures closed firm. May,
"a ~, June and july. q si~sid, Juiy
nd ses,a., J s2-eid buyers; August
Va o5sslsassemeer; ? ss-sid: September
Sbsen6s, "a buyers; October and
y ia rssse,,nser. 2-sid buyers; Deem
Az ana ra,afy, S-6sd buyers; LIN
.The t tenn enruary. 4-i4GI sod.
'N4 new Qocfafs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
U,,ni.

Retail li5t--Brldgeport car lots. si25;
10 10 tons, si75; ton, So; McAlester
Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland, Robinson,
and WalBenberg Goals. ear lots. 1915:
8 to 10 ton lots, S6,25, ton. s57b. i-s ton
and Gilmore Goals car luts $3.50 to
10 ton lots. So. tons $685.; ton, 50 50;
l-2 ton. $500. Brlar Creek and Me.
James coal. car lots. 1875; TO lotion
lots, $3.50: . tons, S5.75. ! tor. 50. 10
ton s3e5. Monarch egg car lots,
t5.26; to 10 ton lots, $500 single ton,
s575. anthracite, PennAylvnniu, car
lots, 81; 2 to 10 ton lots. Si21b single
ton, sis. anthracite ouiln TO 10 ton
lots. Ss. single tone, $3.50, i-2 ton. 81.
slnck, 4Ns: ear loads, Ss25, Thurber, car
lots. $3.50 per ston. Cameron. per ton
s.. tons, 1915. 10 10 tons, $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

New .selatsd Psess
s.s.v,. 'ork. May i--Total today: Net
''s'si exports to Great Bril-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
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Columns will solve
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Outof Town
Advertisers will find
this q useful medium

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Chicago, H., May l.-Loading future
ranged as follows:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-29
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
--latest Items and Curioaas Notes
from Our Exchanges.


two of them dying before night.
Ex.President Harrison has de,
clined an invitation to speak in
Illinois and says he will not make
speeches outside of Indiana during
the campaign.
On Saturday, Secretary Carlisle
dismissed thirty clerks from the
classified service of the Treasury
and about 230 more will be dismiss
sed before October /.
The Massillon, Ohio, coal operas
tors have determined 10 put men to
work at the mines at once, under
guard. 1t is said that colored
miners have been engaged in West
| Virginia.
The strike Of the Scotch miners
has collapsed. Ten thousand min
ers descended the pits, September
l6, and the pickets who had been
stationed about the works were
Withdrawn.
A despatch from st. Petersburg
says that twenty persons were killed.
and Ga large number of others se.,
riously injured at Minsk, September
II, by the collapse Of q large,
naphlha Warehouse.
About 500 Cheyenne Indians are,
IN camp at Hennessy, Oklahoma, on
their way to pay their annual visit
to the Otoe Reservation. They
have been holding sun dances and.
war dances.
Senator Jones has been officially
notified by the Republican State
Central Committee OF Nevada that:
his detection to the Populist not
and he is asked to resingn
his seat ID the Senate.
The new plan for the recorgani-
cation of the Reading Railroad and
the Reading Coal and Iron Con>
pany, known as the Olcott Earle
plan, has been approved by the
receivers Of the Reading.
The headquarters of the Ameri.,
can Protective Association is soon
10 be established in Washington,
D. O., and will be provided with
! printing plant for the issuing of
newspapers and documents.
On Monday 500 Swiss embroi.
ierers struck in this city and New
York, N. j.. for an increase in
wages and before night thirteen
Employers had agreed to the ad-
ance and 800 hands returned To-
york.
On Sunday Walter Walling, six.
cen years old, was killed at Kend-
llville, Ind, in collision between
he bicycle he was riding aud
nggy. The handle bar of the wheel
'as forced into Walling's body.
Congressman W. G.. P. Breck.
lridge was defeated for reaomina.
on in his district in Keatucky,
lst Saturday, by Colonel Owens.
lis managers have raised the cry of
aud, and will contest the nomina"
on.
The Board Of General Appraisers
as decided that schedule K, of the
Nv tariff does not go into effect
ltil Jan. /. 1895, and that all
ollen and worsted fabrics arc
ltiable under the Mckinley bill
It'll that time.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-29
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.

The favorite line to all points in
Texas, New and Old Mexico, Ari.
zona, California and Pacific Coast,
as we'll as to all points North and
East of New Orleans.
Fast time, uneqnalled train SER
vice, Pullman buffet sleeping car
service to Galveston, San Antonio,
Monterey, City of Mexico and Cal.
iforDia. Tourists second class sleep
ers also attached to California
trains. j. G. Schrieyer.
Traf. Mgr.
W. G. Watson, G. P. & t. A.
1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-09-29
EFespass Notice.

ALL persons are hereby warned not to
hunt uponr trespass upon or pass over,
ride or drive through my fields and
lnclosures in the 3rd ward of this parish
under penalty Of beng prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
I-2O-'94. ALEXANDRA BROUSsARD
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
9er f,taelitdlerc Sdpttcioer.

2onoon, |. SUM. Gor Dem 8rin5en
bon Wales uno elmer ausgemdblten @e=
felI9aft uurOen i'm 8arf oes Marlbo=
rough Souie 8eriu9e nit Dem Soipe=
iben fugelli6eret pan5er anseitellt.
Gin GiiraB wuroe einem Yferb unge=
f1nallt unb 0ann iDurben lne6rere
61iiIle auf basieIbe abgefellert. Seine
Der Gu3eln, burborang ben Ban5er unD
bas Bfero blieb unperleBt. 9ie ySimes"
f6reibt, baB Die Yeriude, tpei9e in Der
Mlbambra nit Dem 8Dtpe'f1en Yan5er
angefellt muroen nod intereIianter
unb befrieoigenoer iDaren, als Die am
Nadmittag. Dome ielbit legte ben pan=
ger an uno lieB Damn auf fib fDieBen.
gapt. Sutton=0unt unO anbere engli=
ibe 0ffi5iere betbeiligten ii6 an ben
yerIu1en. 9lus elmer @tltfernung bon
Is Warbs muroeil sipei Sdiiie aus eli
mem 2ee= Wtitforb=@ =@etpebr, nit @DrDit=
patronen auf Dome abgefeuert. BUR
Der pbere She'll bon Solpe's &Drper be-
tpegte iib Elm tpetlig, als Die Sugeln
auf ben Ban5er i1lugen, ,Ddbreno ieine
Siibe llnb Seine betpeglngslDs blieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
Geiaeta nit NoIa tttlp Gel.

3oleoo, g., 80. Weai. Sie Cafe
Shore & Wti6igan Southern gifert=
babn itellte geitern cine glrlSabl ppn
Sra6t5iigen auber 9ienit unb begann
Die i'm SienIte bleibenoen 2pfomotipen
nit SplS 81 beisen, tpie Dor 90 Sabren.
Dies fam um 10 ilberrai9enoer, als Die
8abnbeamten nod tiir5li6 anfiinbigten,
baB lie bunoerte BON @arlaoungen GpD=
len fir ben 9iotbfall i'm 8prratb bdtten.
giele Der SluBbampfer baben 2eute ans
2aao gei6idt, Inn Slafterbol5 su be-
i9affen. 9ie Situatiotl tpirb INNER
beoenfli6er, Die 6abriten iinb Dbne
Goblen.
@lepelano, O., 80. Mai. 8as @ai=
iertperfs=9epurteinent lit obne Sobleil
unb Der Contractor erflGrt, urtn6gli9
Die fir ben 8strieb Der @erfe tdgli6
notbpenbieen 80 SOnneu Goblen an=
f6aIfen gu f0nnen. Superinteiloent
Gi,leslep berietb nit Dem 9ireftor 6ar=
lep uno es puroe befdlpiien, bie9ampf=
feiiel 10 ei1l5uri6ten, Dab iie nit Cel 9e=
beist tperoen f6nnen, iobalO Die Goblen
gan3 aufgebrall6t iinb. gSdbreno Der
lebten @p9en bat Die 3ufubr bOn gln=
tbraeitfoblen 5ugenommen uno es miro
in pielen Sabrifen 6arttoble gebrannt,
ipel9e ben Setrieb ni0t einitelen f0r=
men. 9ie 3ufubr Dpn Nei1tOblen bat
INN so gro3ent abgenommen uno fdllt
llph INNER melr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
lic Norenitcn.

Cincinnati, 81. N1ai. gsor Ieiner
9tbfabrt DOn bier enlpfilis y@eneral@
SSrne bonn vGeneralaiiimlls1 Goreb Elm
8atent als .@oninanoer=in=nief Der
@pmmonipeal gIrmee Der Gereinieten
Staater. sSrpe bat fid nod Snatts=
bile beeeben, no CT lem 0auptquartier
aufi6lagen miro.
Columbus, 81. Mai. Moiber, Der
bor adt 9agen an Der Spibe non 36
Gprepiten pDn bier abmarfdirte, lit lpie=
Der 5uriidsefebrt uno erfldrt, baB Die
2eute falt ,lauter Sramps mdretl, Die
init &aubsii9erf Drpbte1l, rpenn fie tti9ts
gu eiIen befdmen. gr babe Die YarDe
I'M bDdfen Graoe "disgustedss perlai=
len.
@aibiflgtpn, 81. Wiai. Ser gopu=
lilten=Senator Yfeffer bon Ganias bat
geItern Nbenb on Die 8nltpner Mbtbei=
lung Der goreDiten in ibrem 6aupt=
quarter in Mount Yisgab Chapel cine
gnipra6e gebalten, in Der er unter
9lnberem faste, ber geratbung ieiner
Bills 81 @unlfen Der arbeitelben Glai=
len ftanbe 8erfHiebenes inn Bege, Die
Sarifbill, Die Girden, Die 3eitun9en
unb Oas Sapital nit ieinen 0aupt=
quarter in Waa Street. SieIe Gppo=
lition miilie befebrt peroen. 9ie @inen
mui1e nan nit GriinDen iiberSeugen,
Die 0erSen 9lnoerer gu eripdrmen iu6en,
Nnbere bingegen an Der Geble paden
uno einid)iimterit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

eingetrefele MpNb sum Rslunpno iuirn.
gr bat oiesnlaI nnr sittell bebrobliGbsn
NnIauf 9enonlinel, pblle ben Nultlren
lsiileii DeroerbIidlen 9SuIf Ill uerleBell.
Die GisbeiIigea Nanlratius, 5erpa=
thus uub 8ottifaSius4 fsi,o ebeilfalls gut
ms 2ano geaoaell oas 9bermotneter
LIT aller0iilgs in elmer gaAt auf 3
@ran Geaunlllr geillnfeit ner SINGER
ipar oemnad brDbeilo, erboben. sSebt
ift Die gDdriae i6Dn re6t bebeutello. 10
DaB iuobl Die 5ur6t DDr sSroIiitbabeu
nun IHminbell bari. gtlIe GuItlireit
ffeben pra6tig. 9ier beginnt man
iDon nit Dem Seilen. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
Sic Grippe.

Sic Grfabrung fpibrenD ailer Sabre,
ieit oieIe fatale Rranfbeit aufgetreten,
bat betpieien, oaB bic fiibne 8ebaup=
tiln9 Dr. Sings ugiep DISCOVERY ga=
rantire pOlitiD Die 9eilung aller nnb
jeDer s5dlle, ipenn reht3eitig angeipenbet
unb ipenn Der Grfrdnfte bic een0bnliz
den Regeln Der Gi1leLbit ! 51pnung
9etuiHenbaft beoba6tet, lire bollItdn=
bige 3iAtisfeit bat. tss lit aber
aud eriDiefen, baB bieienieenL tpel0e
Dr 4ings 9lem Discoperp benuBen, ben
5plgen Der Granfheit iiber entge=
geben. Seoenfalls fanfe man cine Gla=
fbe ulo made einen 8erfnd. Die Me=
bisin 1T garantirt uno 0aS Gelo ipirb
5uriideritattet, iDenn feline 9iinItige Mir=
fung er3ielt iuirb. 81 haben IN ben
MpotDefen BON
s. G. Millsr 81 8 obn,
9r. S. s.. Gent d. /
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Gnnsreliioueae Gnnoentinn bes IL.
9iitrifts bnn SBin.

eon9reoneen 9iitritts ppn Sbio, beiteDenb ols beu
Counties goibortpn, 8olmes &ifin9. GnscaraipaS
inb gsapne iimb bermit benabritigt baB bic Oento-
fraifc)e conereIonee Contention bes genannten 9i-
ftrtftS am 3pnnerfas. 28. SUM- mt ltbr gtamit=
tags. in @oibpton ab9ebalten perben ipirb nm ben
bemofratiiden Ganbibaten fir &eprdientant i'm gpn.
9reB fiir oieien 9iifritt gu nonren. 9ie 8ais ber
Disqualification bnrb 9eleeaten, 5u lpelber ebes Der
aeHonnten Counties berebttgt ien foa 1T ipe olst:
Gin gele9at fir ebes Sunoert Sttlnnteu Die fir 2am-
renee 8 geo fir Spuperrtenr bel Der Staatsipabl im
Nppeiaber 1898 ab9e9eben irber ,inb Elm fueiterer
Delegat fiir ebea 8ru9tbeil BON finf5ig oDer mebr
Stimrten, Die 10 abgegeben murben.
Die periaiebenen Counties iperbeu 3u bet foleenben
@n5ahl pon 8eIe9ateu IN ber senanuten gonpention
hereGttgt ieiil, ndmlid5:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

Gouoernelr Mc5Sirlep III lberan
sll treifetl, llur felten oabei1l. QlIs am.
leBten MtittlppD Der 5Dsriff BON MtbeiIs'
SO. baS @efuD nm 3uien6lng elmer
MbtbeiIltng Oer gtaatsmiIis md Go=
lumbus fanbte, befano iih Der Gouper=
rleir in Cincinnati, i'm bprt cine &e0e
sli halten. Der ri6ti9e u&eiie= poer
Mebe=Opuberllelir"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06
81. s. Mi lIer q s D 3 n,
8r.. S. $. @entid. 1

+ Wieber Elm GratpaH In Mien. MlsA
am 28. Wlai einige ber IN Rlauienblir9
ipegefl DodDerratbs pro5eiIirten Dian
ller In Wien eintrafe1, eltltanosn ur-
ruben, slI Oeren llnterbriidnng 9ruppen
reqllirirt merOen mibten.
Snfoles 6eTtiser DiiftenidmerSelI
mar ih gestpunoen, an 3riifen su 9e='
beit, fpgt Derr 5bos. sy0aes Gurrp,
Ser. tunrbe jsDod bard bic Mnweilz
bung bDn st. Safobs Cel polftdnbia
8ebeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

ags Anftros bes bempfratiiGen cou9reiiiouelien
COMMITTEES oes fsebenaebnten 9titrifteS.
$. s. saentoa, gornber.
s. 6. Siiber, Gsfrstar,
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9ienifaa. 19. sSlni 1894.

amifben "a ubr nnb 5R llbr ytaAnii,tass, Stanbarb
3eit, an ibreu seip5bniiden @abipIdbsu in iebent
aoipnIbip uub MabIbe5irf beriaumeln nm Delegaten
fir bic senonnte Contention 8ii eripdben oussenont
men III ben gntpnTbips 9oper 6oiben, Wia Sanbp
uro Grforb, mo bic bentofrotiben Sttmmgeber iitb
af ndlitliden Gage, siuifben ltbr nnb llbr Nad-
mittass, gtanbarb 3eit ibren gepbbnlid)en ggabl
pldsen oeriamnelu iperbci Tim 9elegaten fir bic &c.
nauute Gonpeutipn al crmableu.
Sic gafis Der Disqualification lit eili Deieeat fir
jebe fiinfunbSpan5s Gt,mmen bic fiir 2anrnce 8.
Steal fir @puOerner Del Der lebte,t jdbriben @bit=
lnung abgegeben ipurben uno elm 9eegat fir jeoes
grlbtbeil BON breiaebn ober iuebr Stntinet, Die 70
abge9eheu ipirbei,.
9sad eenanrter gaiis Der Experimentation fiab Die
peri1ieoenen SupnibipS unb Wablbesrfe gu fuisenber
4nsabl bon 9eiegaten beredbti9t:
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Ser .9eobadtera er5teint isoen matttfpo1 nuter
fpigeitbeu GubNripttprs spreiIeH:
ops bsaanlmI,o 200
gDirD erit i'm Saule bes s}abres beSahIt 225
pibs sbrcS g. p.s s......'.s... ae.' -. '. ESQ
be,ohim,ss ESQ
@9cnti ung MbIani eineS Germtn8 EN- Mbonnenf cas
Glatt nict reiiirt rep nebr oils sret asnnnern ans
uHmt 10 piro bcr Bctreeroe md iir. ben fogeaoeH
Serniift als Abonuentetngetrayen
so innge ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oas Blaff np0
ea5 oeer tbeiiueie austeht bari fem abcnueut baS.
felbe neripciseru
Entered at the Post-Ofice at New Philadelphia,
o.. as second class matter
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Nerfdnfer berlallgt y s::,,,|.':' :,.Is:,'' i's's

bpn Bduultn Ptdnasu unn gaaffartoIeln au berfaus
ien Gine llbern Ep;tmfliipn pner &eDalf luirb lpb
eHt3 Dea0bIt DoIernbe NIB aiff be3pDfube D}iticn
tair Mlf8Agetn perbeu pesisle wprtbeile
gepdbrL ABenH otysangt In iplro ben gertauIerH
ffpreibe feiorf pessn usiDsssr V3s6insnngei al
The Hawks Nursery CO..
Rochester. N. Y.
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9emofratiid)e Gouat1 Gan.
lcntioit.

Gic Dempfratcn BON IustarainaS Gonutp, Ohio,
iprrSen ibrs ndbIie jdbrIibe Convention ain
9nnnerltas, II. sSani 1894,
nm 10 ubr gornittass in Der StoStpanc III gscm
eomerstDrn Ohio abbalten (ipie befttlantt iunrDe III
Der lcBten Goauto gpnpentpn)
2ie eanoiOatet Oiserua'nt iuerbeu miifIei,, fitlo
Gin GpiiutD stubitor.
Sin Gplnmtfpndr.
Gin Coroner.
Sic GpnDentiun ipirb eletAfalIs 9eleguen fir bic
etoats Die seritbtde sreis) uD bic epusreiionellc
@pnpention eripdbleu
2lc nenlpfratiilhen gtnlmaeber lperben fid6 an
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Sd)peisersG sGotrcfponO etts.
(goa uulerem Spesel-Rorr. .Ippnben.ea.)

gurgborf. 16. Mai, 1894.
aieher gepbabfer!
.@eTt bsrgfi q Tn = fpe DC c.cro
llno DcaHc. - y ,d) DE aSc'
Scbfl haqdj Oer ~ cracbr .
ale icudt 8 1lpcn.l
WaiG uno So ,trl socrpsI s Sci
alf oea 9robra syrfsMtar
9uageit IHoe Sribl,ng5iI
6rob s,H 81 t;tsopfer bsr
.@eiit bcr @nbrbr |, GeiIt De: siebs
&etnla Der W(aiesen Ss-s
3,Gt Gcbou.r1 3n uub Sre5e
Su oca ge:9ea, Diatmetpdrts
&rSfer 9r, 9tB s. len Scg".r
ucb' ole WtcnNen ans,
9yiibee iie D, II Sibt e'..oescn
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tes.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07
A Fad of Russta's Ruler.

The Car of Russia is an enthusi-
astic mushroomer. When, once a
year, he leads his family to Denmark
he casts royalty aside, and in the
early mornings, with an old straw hat
upon his head and little ozier bas-
ket hanging to his arm, he traverses
the green meadows in quest of the
delicious comestible. When he re-
turns to the castle he turns his spoils
over to one of the twenty chefs who
always accompany him on his trips.
He very properly despises the "but-
tons which are packed in cans and
bottles and labeled mushrooms.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07

nate;" wreck a great railroad system,
and you are railroad king" con-
duct negotiation by which strong
nation plumbers a weak nation of
thousands upon thousands of square
miles of territory and makes the weak
nation pay millions of money indem-
nifty for the wrong it hze suffered, and
you are "diplomat. Z Truly, "the
times are out of 10 Religious
Herald. ss2
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07
AN INTERNATIONAL HYMN.

MY country! tits of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
OF thee / sing.
Land where the wheels are tied,
Land where industries died,
And to the English side
Took rapid wing.
My native country, thee.
Land to which paupers flee,
Thy name love!
love thy Cleveland frills,
Thy no-trade tariff bills,
Thy Greshams, Smith and Mills.
Born from above.
Let music swell the breeze!
Democrats! To your knees
And swell the song!
Let those who brought this fate
Their medicine take straight,
And two years longer to wait
To right the wrong.
Our father, Grover c.,
Mogul of misery,
To thee, we sing!
Bear with us, if you can;
But, if not, like man
Say you don't care dam
For anything.
Norwich Bulletin
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07
A Young Man OF Ninety-one.

Colonel w. L. L. F. Warren, a
pioneer journalist and editor and pub
Usher of the California Farmer, was
seen walking up Market street yes
terday at as lively pace as any young
pedestrian on that thoroughfare. He
Jumped on car as it moved along,
and as he took his seat, an old friend
said: "Ah, Colonel, you are looking
we'll By the way, how old are you?'
" Week after next" replied the Colo
mel cheerily, 81 shall be ninety-one.
IS. F. Bulletin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07
From the Detroit Free Press


The prosecuting attorney in the
breach of promise case thought he
would make life burden to the un-
fortunate young man who was the
unwilling defendant,
"Do you mean to say" he asked
after lot of embarrassing questions,
g; that after you had been absent for
an entire month, you did not kiss the
plaintiff, to whom you were engaged
to be married, when you first saw her
on your return?"
"I do,' responded the defendant
firmly.
will you make that statement to
the jury9"
Certainly, if necessary.
"Do you think they would believe
you?"
Gone of them would, I know"
"Ah, indeed. And why should he,
pray?"
"Because he was present when I
first saw her. He was at the gate
when rode up, and she stuck her
head out of the second story window,
and 1 told her how dye, and said
I'd be back to supper in half an hour.
I'm no giraffe" and every body in the
court room smiled except the attorney.