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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

Nmahachle, Tex, Dec. 2,-The negro
Austin Ramey who was shot by Henry
Fms yesterday about 1 o'clock is still
alive, Sheriff McCue thinks he will
lAoyer No new developments in the
ose yet Sims is stln In Jail await
(as BIS examining trial. Charley Ed
wards was buried this morning In The
aesed peoples cemetery. Sims is a
G'ed negro and IS well liked in
"axaiachle. II is thought he will come
eal Of IT all right. The other negroes
'7'n 10 have been transients here dur
hs The cotton picking season.
Tue Elks held an appropriate
lshQfal service In their han this
Metnoon at 2:3O, a few outside friends
Atie Invited.
ine County Union Endeavor rally in
siqn at the Main street Christian
,suien today has been largely attended
y Iae various churches of the city and
..ssatoring towns in the county. The
.sIs'ses will close tonight.
| ~ Mlssouri, Kansas and Texas made
| solaf rate rom Dallas to all points
| .'ns me line TO Hlllsboro 10 Waco and
49,. rn today, This morning quite a
Il. OF our citizens went down to
| N, espot at the time the train was
| alnssd to pass through expecting
Y ~ aboard but It never stopped az
| ,i,hs.ole could get on. The train was
sTss :. coaches long and was packed,
| ~, .ne platform and steps to the
/ IN. We're crowded with people,
81, nuhuted people had been left
Is ,h9 on The depot platform In Dali
n ~eetAer train was Immediately made
/ IN y Dallas aud followed, II Was pretty
'"sn II passed through here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

.s,--ss-sss.-ssles4s7s 49,
NANTED-At once. young lady clerk
desires u room with u private family
where she can be taken as company
FOR tho lady at night. or at very mex
penAlve rates. Please address quickly.
A. NJ, care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

There are many indications that poor
people are feeling the effects OF me
sudden cold snap but 50 FAR there have
NOT been many applications for aid %
the nolice department a good many
,ramps are coming through but me
sreater number OF them make their
az in the vicinity Of Fort Worth
very short. 1t Is not likely that fort
worth will have a soup house ms
winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

10 NHOAi N MAY CONCERN-L
John O. Talbot, heretofore appointed
and duly qualified receiver OF the en-
tate OF Benton 7 Lymon. late OF Tar
rant county, Texas, acting pursuant to
an order Of the district court OF Tar.
rant county. Seventeenth judicial dis
tr!ct, made by said court In cnae No
$3.50, ]. r. Taylor w. Farmers and
Mechanics National bank ct al. on Or-
tober ~, 1894, and entered In the min
utes OF said court on page - OF book
80" will on first tuesday In December,
1874, same being an day Of said month,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n. M
and 4 o'clock y. M, offer for sale. AZ
public vendue al the court house door
In the city OF Fort Worth tho entire
estate OF said Benton I. Lymon now I'm
my hands as such receiver, more par.
ticuiarly described as follows. to.wlt:
Certain lands IN Tarrant county Tex
as, known ana de,eriped az lots Nos.
y y IN IN Tie aiiy ot 1 Fsrt
Worth. Tnrrnnt county, Texas. exeopt
aoxIb rect out Of southeast corner on
lot IL, said 20 feot fronting on Rusk
street and running back 40 feet parallel
ali Of the building material ana
other personal property belonging
Ia said estate and I'm my pos
cessation az receiver as aforesaid. / will
offor said property and premises for
yaie IN bulk. as an entirety, as follows,
Flrst. for All cash, and, second. for
ane-half cash and the remainder in
twelve months. secured BY lien upon
Inc property. Every bid muat be ac-
eompanied by certified check on some
hank In Fort Worth FOR 1890. all BIDS
10 he bv me reported to the court Tot
combination. TO the bidder whose bid
shall be approved by the court will
execute and deliver due Instrument OF
conveyance. JOHN o. TALBOTT.
Receiver Of the Estate OF Benton T.
Tvt,taft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
sIIuArIoNs wANIrp.


SITUATIONS WANTED.
In nnssscrinE endorsements,
pI.nsc mention The Gazette.
POSITION WANTED--By womlh o.
middle age 70 take care u eihidi9n
or d. general honse work; csn give
good refarences 800 burnett street.
VvANpFD--First class atenoBrapher
ana telegraph operator desires a posi-
Ton, best af references Address n.
f.. care Gazette.
WANTED a young man. et-
pericnoed lumber bookkeepef, position
IN retail yard. Texas preferred. can nut
5000 Into the business Address NJ n,
care Gazette
WORTH EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
feieht years.. TO Main street. city.
phone rs, procurea situations; furn-
iHilea help
WANTED--B January !, position as
boollseeper or to do clerical work with
rood concern Can lend employer sew
erai hundred dollars, Address FerreiL.
care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
NOtONN.

ss9ha' Tex, Dec. Our little city
aloying quite building boom.
's'ly every mechanic is busy and
w need be idle on account OF no
N w A. Mccall is building two
,s sas houses on Clay street, both of
~ will be occupied as soon as
~. 'lp's'ed' Work is being rapidly
s,s on the Nocona high school
Ming under the management of
arsreak Hudson. The lumber has
ia ss Tor the new Christian church
hsee esnraeior Rogers win have a
~aen finished. this building Viii be
G''s handsomt structure and would
~ sirnt TO city many times the
IA Hudson is building a pretty
'''iortahie cottage on Oak street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

NOTICE or SALE.--i.lttlc Rock. Ark.
Nov. 10. 1s9i.--on Wednesday, Decem-
Der, II. 1894, VIII olfer at public
sale at the Moilay Cattle Companya
ranch near Eden concho county. Texas,
all personal property owned by said
company. combating Of 1000 to 1890
head Of cattle, mostly thoroughbred aud
high grade Hcrefords; about 100 head Of
horses, well graded; farming imple-
ments. and q large lot OF hay grain
fodder and other feed. Terms, cash. J.
IN MrcArihN, President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
WAN is.
THE GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN Texas

Personal.
Situations Wanted.
Help wanted.
Iosf. Found. strnyed or stolen
Iioardinn Houses.
Uooms Wanted
For Rent.
For sale.
FOR Exchange.
HusGness Chanceas
Financial.
Attorneys.
nrni Estate.
miscellaneous.
sneciHi Noticcs. -
- Josie.-9
r ca Judge.
80 l.. B.-i.
i X. MI
J.. OIL.
fns,,siness.--2 y u. OIL
=, Ti .. G.-l.
- II p--f. Ready Cash.--5
r.,rfv Weekly.--i Miss 3 H.--i
:, Tina.--7.
- " IA 1oc--3 Ntdow.--i.
- n rweli.--7. W. s. III
x-T. Mrs Wa,
= W.. x. "
II. D.--I ca
II. 8. cl--i.
whoiesaia Dry oooda---2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

cIgiLsOa a HUFFMAN.
t-... etuv Countr. 1ei

Hsnrietta, tIHV VuH"ts'
eefl and exchange Farms, tAnchss,
ar,d city Property. CcrteAp'no'"Ne -
llcitsd. ,s..,,,-.x fa.,k
ttrnrietfa: First National Bank. Fort
Worth. Land Morigagf bank q Ie&ah'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

we want i've, Intelligent worker In
avery county oN The United States, 20
canvass for TIE Gazette and other
Implications. Ladies can do the work
ns wen an men. No experience or cap.
lal needed. II you take only two or.
dern n day you Will clear 500 per
month; but II is easy TO average flve
On more orders daily, our special new
niang enable our uRcntH 60 take an
order from nearly every person onu.
ynssed. rho business - exceedingly
uopulnr, and the work Hight, Anybody
cni do IT, write FOR particular oh-
cloglng this advertisement, 20
STATE PRINTING co.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

REGtiLAR storage house for furniture.
pianos. vehicles. trunks, boxes, etc,
new rooms: careful moving, paekias
rhiprinn. etc; estimator free. W. i.
ninyon a Co. Seventeenth ind Ruak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

s;Ew AND SECONDHAND SAFES
4 ~. pesk'a l5s Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

WANTED Rooms and board FOR gem
tleman and Two girls. Can furnish
everything. Home more than style Do
airod. Private family preferred. Nd
dress A.. care Gazette.
WANTED and room IN pri-
vnte family BY a strictly moral young
man. close 10 business portion. Refer
ences given. Address M" care Bunl-
ness college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

HAY BALE TIES-O. X. Harry Ifpn
Works. Dallas FOX. manufacturers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
JewlsLnY.

n q. HALL. Jewoier, cheapest house
ia tho city. Buys old gold and silver
Corner Aiain and Eleventh ntreeM'
fgent for Frenco-German ring. roar
i've cure for rheumatism. "rite iof
prices. --------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
Sheriff o. TArrart county ~
nv w NJ. RllA. nenuiy sner-M.


suERlWFs SALE REAL. ESTATE
BY virtue OF an order Of sale ls9neu
out OF the district court of Turhnt
county. Tex. Ia cause No. sag, tho
Western Mortgpge and Investment
company, limited. vs. 4. a. BridgeA
and Mrs. Saille Huffman and j G. Me-
Canthy. I.dld on the 10Th day OF Mo-
vcnher. 1891, levy upon the following
described real estate az tho property
OF the above named defendant to-wlt;
Lot No. ave 80. IN block one hundred
and sixteen ulG, according to the plat
of the city OF Fort WORTH Tnfrant
county. Tex. more particularly do
scribed as follows Beginning 10 fvct
$. so W. from the point Of intersection
OF the east line Of ltnsk street, with
the south line Of Eighth street, said
point OF intersection being the north-
west corner of said blocks themes N.
GO ~ parallel with Eighth street 100
feet thence south 50 H. parallel with
Husit street 20 feet, thence =. 60 w.
parallel with Eighth street 100 feet;
thence N 30 W. with the east line Of
RuslS street % feet, TO the place OF bu-
ginning. / VIII on the am day OF De-
oefhber, 1895. the same being the iirst
Tuesday in December 1894. between
ihc hours prescribed by law Tor
sher1's snleR. offer The same for sale
FOR cash IN front of tho courthouse
door Of Tarrnnt county. Tex
V. A. ituLESS,
sheriff Of Tarrant County, Tex
BY w. NJ. REA, Deputy sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

mos, Steel ana wire Fencing q x
lIarfk Iron WORDS. DallaH. Isx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

In Answering advertisement
please mcat.on The gnspttc,
8 US anxious % unload and

In Answering naNcrtirrnieus..
please mea,.on The 1asotte.
FOR sAlsE-Two houses and lots on
EuAt Third strurt. between Grove ard
psean ttfcrtE each 5ONi00 feet.
Two honses and lots on South Side
near hlgh s0ho1l each lot b0Ni00 fuel.
Two lpte on East rhird street. near
cayh lot aoNie1 feet
Two hltnlea and lots on Blum, near
court house, lot GlN2i1 feoi.
House ana lot On Calhoun street. be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
hhsy paymrnm. Apply 70 owner,
Y q. COOPER.
1886 ACREs, mostly prairie; VIII aeii
" any slEe tract 70 suit purchaser: ~;
one.thlfd cash. balance roasonahle
tlinc 4. - tinra Cucro, Tex,
FIVE rHuusANp Acriss o. GOOD
farm land, lying IN the counties ot
Archer, baylor. wheN,r ana cottlc,
clear o. ehcumbrAnce and perfect
tito to trade FOR isnrt Worth rin'
propert~, or will exchange Tor good
bans stoalga or building and loan
etl9elation atoeke 'or PARTICULARS
apply 10 NJ G, Hurley, az National
1.-Two Stock bank. nr 10 Domar a Hoo
mnr Gaaette building.
ron sALr--ilo acres OF land if.s
mlloa enst OF Fort Worth. $50 acres Of
this land " ilno, 100 acres river bottom
and heavy timber 50 heres Ia cultlva-
tlon. " aorcH In orchard. Box hbuue OF
seven roomn and largo barn, cintcrn
pnd VOL; on public road; price. t5h00.
Extra caey terms, The above " a bar
| gain aure.
100 acres OF nno timber land, red
nnndy soil and fnc for fruit Three
miles north OF Arlington. Price, $3.50;
trrmn easy.
100 noreH of land At Rockport. Texas,
right at deep water; exchange for prop.
erty IN North Texas This land will
boat California Tor grapes and rlorlda
/ for gardening and orange growing.
4 L0Ng5 feot on corner Of Lamar and
I Second streets, two cottages OF fouf
rooma each, price $4,000; terms easy,
Itcnt will pay good Interest on the
money,
iOpni0D foot corner Beilsnap and Cher
~ streetHj two ;wo.atory 7-rnom
houses and neat cottage OF nix rooms;
price, t'GOo terms easy Here IL a bar
gnln.
Block land farms aud Fort worth
city property a speciality u. a. Hun
man q CO.. Fort Worth. rexoR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

r,,r Tie Gazette and other nublcn.
uona No experience or capital needed
only two orders !. day VIII clear you
400 per month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

wAATisD-fo nuf.
NEW HOME MACHINE wanted. must
be IN good order. w.th complete at
tachmenta. and reasonable price. hd-
dress 10. rs. Gazette office.
WANTF.D--To buy on aaky terms half
interest In good newspaper IN town 0f
5000 Or over. IN black 1aKy belt; Demo-
crailci or 10 engage IN insurance ana
real estate bunincar IN good town with
firm who have an established busi-
ness. Had experience IN both. Ad-
droRs Insurance, care Gazelte.
WANTED cord of good seasoned
cord wood. Correspondence solicited.
Address Rock Island Coal Company
Fort Worth. Tee.
pEcAES--Wc want shipments. High
est market price paid. Correspondence
solicited The Anchor Peanut Co. 81
Louis hfo.
sTATE WARRANTS hnd accounts
against comptroller bought At highest
market price Address II, II. Kirby.
Austin. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

1WANTED--A printer TO take one-haif
interest IN an Office with an eatnb-
ilshad business that pays from fl25
10 $3.50 per month, Subscription due IN
,Ianunry of from $3.50 to 1900 first OF
December would suit. partner must
have 500 cash 70 give for this inter-
eat ana must be a printer and edit
some. Address snap, tbs office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
ron SALE on mrcHAsan.

FOR EXCHANUl1--Me fNnn n1Ist HIVlH8
s,forcries. drit.s. implements and three
glnersi stock-, for black land. d. =.
Hare. 100 Main.
FOR EXciIANGE-aei0 ae:5sn black
iand veil Improved, near Corairala
Price S25 For merchandise. pvAvg0
worth of property for exchange. ID. ~
Hare. 1s3 Main. ..---------
ron FxcHANG T'--'rhree thousand
and tx hundred acres flne land IN MI
Am. Clay and Archer counties ief
lumber yard. D. 3. Hare. los MAN. am.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM DALLAS
THE WISCONSIN EDITORS COMING
TODAY.
The Chicago Party Teiesraphs Man
nser Thorne OF the Texas and Pa
ciiic RegarainE ms invitasion--rhe
Frec-rhinkers-Notes.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. "a wire was re-
ceiyed at the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas dispatcher's office this evening
which read as tollows; The Wisconsin
editorial special will arrive at $50 a.
M tomorrow over the Missouri. kan
sas and Texas railway. There are sew
enty-hve IN the party. one-half ladies.
WIN remain untn p. IN.
IAMEG EAISER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

WANTED TO RBNT.-Ogntlc horne.
with phncton, suitable for lady to drive.
Address X. o. n, care Gazette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

FOR RENT-isleeant rooms. Cali 1000
East Belknap street city,
FOR RENT Nicely turnlhhed south
eant room with electric lights. No, 500
West First street II a. Nilliama,
FOR RFINT-Doray'u cld grocery stand.
corner Broadway ana Jennings, also
rice rooms for housekeeping desirable
and nice. D. =. Hare, 70l 1ain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

MONEY 10 loan on choice Fort Worth
faei Estate, improved bualno8a or resi-
denee property. Interest 10 per cent.
y. s. Hare, 709 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

] II. MURPHY. ill Houston ftreet.
betwOun Tenth and Eleventh streets.
BUYS and sells second hand furni-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

In mn vrrinE advertisements
nicnsc mention The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

WANTED Everybody In Fort worth
10 hear Clara Hoffman on temperance
Thursday at Cumberland church; FREQ
20 all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18

Chicago VIII Pay the IsiIl.

Now that the worst is over. til e
citizens of Chicago are wonderir 9
how much the strike will cost them.
in dollars and cents this can scarce
ly be estimated as yet. The cost of
the riots alone will be enormous.
Only few years ago the Illinois leg
islaturc passed n law which contained
the following provision:
Whenever any building or any real
or personal property. except property
in transit. shall be destroyed or in.
jured in consequence of any mob or
riot. composed of ~ or more persons.
the city. or county, il not within a
city. shall he liable to an action by
or in behalf of the party whose prop
crty was thus destroyed or injured
for three-fourths of the damage sus-
tanned by reason thereof.
The exception as to goods in tran
sit seems to have been cunningly
made for the very purpose of avoid
ing liability for destruction to freight
by strikers or others. but lawyers en-
press doubt as to whc Their this ex-
ception will hold good. Even il IL
does. the city of Chicago and Cook
county will have large bill to pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18
RIOT on THE BALL FILED.
Disgraccful scene Caused by Bos.on's
Crooked Playing.

Disgraccful scene Caused by Bos:on's
Crooked Playing.
PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-The most dis
graceful scene witnessed on the base ball
grounds in this city, and which finally
Terminated in a riot, occurred in the
game between Philadelphia and Boston.
Tucker had his cheek bone broken by
blow and several other Boston players
were rouSly handled. The cause was Eos-
tons attempt ut tricky playing to delay
the game when the club was beaten, SO
that the winning inning sEJul Id not be
counted. The bleaching boards wouldn't
stand it.
Following are the scores made 10y the
League clubs: At Philaticlphia-Bostop
0, Philadelphia 9-result of skullduggery
by Boston; ut Cincinnati-Cleveland III
Cincinnati :; at st. Louis-pittsburg ),
1T. Louis I; at Chicago-Louisville >, Chi
cngo :; at New Iork-Washington =, New
York :; at Brooklyn 4, Balti-
more -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18

WHEN Uncle Sam gets through
treating with rioters, and those who
resisted the orders of the federal
courts. he should turn his attention
not only 20 the mayor of Hammond.
Ind. who ordered the troops out of
town. and attempted to have them
arrested. but TO the ass who presides
as u Judge in California court. and
who seems fully stocked with the
states right idea now predominating
in the golden state. Adispatch says:
During the hearing OF writ of
habeas corpus for the release of the
three Dunsmuir strikers before Judge
Catlin this afternoon a detachment
OF regulars marched into the court
house with the evident intention of
taking the prisoners. Judge Catlin
Immediately arose and called upon
the persons present to resist any at
tempt OF the soldiers to take away the
strikers. Asst. Atty. Knight ex-
citcdly jumped to his feet and met
the soldiers as they were entering
the court room. He ordered them to
return TO the depot. which they did
after considerable hesitancv. The
excitement in the court room was in
tense. Several spectators reached
for their hip pockets and announced
their determination 10 follow Judge
Catlin's instructions and prevent the
regulars from taking away the pris-
oners. Others securely barred the
doors leading to the court room and
threateningly declared their inten-
ton of resisting the regulars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18
JUDGE ccoLeY's ENDORSEMENT.
He Writes President Cleveland on . Mat
ter Of Current Importance.

He Writes President Cleveland on Mat.
ter Of Current Importance.
WASHINGTON, July ls.-ln view Of crit
icisms that have been uttered in certain
quarters on the legality of the course pur-
sued by President Cleveland in using fed
eral troops--notably in Chicago-not to
preserve the peace, but to execute the de-
trees of the federal judiciary and keep in
operation the provisions of the interstate
commerce law, the following letter from
one of the most able opponents of the con ..
stitution in the land has peculiar applica-
ton: II is dated Ann Arbor, Mich, July
10. 1894:
''HoNoIED Sir: Now that the great
strike in which your official intervention
became SO necessary has been clearly
shown to be n failure beg to be allowed
to express my unqualified satisfaction
with every step you have taken in vindica-
ton of the national authority and with
the restoration Of law and order which
has followed or is now in progress. The
caution and deliberation with which you
have proceeded are, think, worthy, Ike
the accompanying firmness. of the high
est praise, and am specially gratified
that great and valuable lesson in con.
stitutional construction has been settled
for all time with remarkably little blood.
shed. You and the attorney general also
have Won the gratitude of the country,
not for this generation only, but for all
time, and that God may bless you for it
is the sincere PRAYER of.
Your Obedient Servant.
THOMAS NJ. COOLEY"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18
THE POND CREEK BEST CITIZEN.
lie Is Getting in His Work with Dynamite
Quite Lively.

Tie As getting in His Work with Dynamite
Quite Lively.
PoND GREEN, o. T., July 1S-Troop A
United States cavalry. of Fort Reno, I'M
der command of Captain J. o. Mackey,
which has been detailed to guard the Rock
Island road, missed death at the hands
OF the Pond Creek train wreckers at |
o'clock by less than 2o0 feet Two ex-
plosions OF dynamite occurred within go
yards at the south outskirts OF the city
immediately after the special train carry
ing the troops from Enid to Pond Creek
station had passed.
One of the shots exploded Immediately
under the train aud cid no damage. while
the other blew out Catt.e-guard, shat
tered the rails, and would have completely
demolished the train had il exploded a few
seconds earlier. The wreckers were de.
cidedly bold. The night, with full moon,
was as clear rs day, and the dynamiters
touched off their shots in full view OF the
train when 80 close that it could no. be
stopped until it had crossed the spots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18
A disgrun,lcd subscriber writes: ayr.

disgruntlc, subscriber writes: "Nr. Editor:
y like your paper gencrally-'ikewise yourself
You deserve much Of my respect. Neverthe-
less. cross frcm your dazzling list of subscribers
my h1mble name or stop printing those blinders
Of DR.. Pr know i'm by heart-his medi-
cines are o. X. had the sicksst liver that ever
was sick and lived, and h's Pellets Strengthened
ont its crooks.
My wife, sister, children, cousins, aunts and
unclcs have all been strengthened by the mys-
terry Of their magic ! am truly grateful; but
when sit down TO read one Of Napoleon Bona
parties Jokes o. An Iriehman Crossing the
Alps, must always have 10 hlunder into the old
story of how 'Pierces Pleasant Pellets are purely
vegetable and anti -bi0us, pleasant to the taste
cure sick headache, relieve torpid liver and are
guaranteed TO give satisfaction or money re-
fuLd,d!"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-18

The time is slowly but steadily
drawing near when our good friend.
Gen. Smith ID. Atkins. of the Free
port Journal. il to he sacrificed by
the rapacious and cannibalistic Gull
lom ring. The eNccutioncrs have
not publicly announced the exact
plan OF determination, but il is safe
to presume that the doughty warrior
will be subjected to the most racking
fortunes before final dissolution oc-
ours. as penalty for his presump-
ton in attacking the cabal which
dominate republican politics in the
sucker state.