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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
TEalnps Fight.

Tyrone, Pa, March "A battle
between tramps was fought short
defiance east of this place last night,
and as Il result William Jones IS ser
iouslg injured, having been beaten
aud shot, and John HcKamma, of
Reading, Is serious Y, if not fatally,
wounded A little time after the
fight occurred one of She Middle Di-
vision freight crews found a body
iyirg across the tracks. the head and
face b ing badly mutilsted. He was
removed from the track and placed
in the CHOOSE. While the trainman
were examining his injuries fusil-
lade of bullets came from either side
of the track. The 'ramps had placed
their victim on the rail TO hide their
crime. Six men have been arrested.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
PUBLIC SALES.

Fridav, March 9.-B. T. Grouse will sci
two miles north west Of Thompson
town at 10 a m horses, cows, bull. shoats,
sheep, lard, meat, and all kinds of farm I'm
plements.
"wednesday, March l4.-S. E. Warner
will sell IN Walker township, on the lines
farm, hersss, colts, cows, young cattle,
chickens, aud a full assortment Of farm i'm
plenepts and machinery.
Thursday, March l5th.-A. S. Brown,
will sell st his place OF residence, at
Browns Mills, Fayette township, Eve horses
four milch cows, two hefsrs, one jersey
bull, two youBg cattle, wagons, farm ma
cbiuory and implements, horse gears and
so forth, also house hold good s. Sale at
10 a. N. Twelve months credit on sums
ever IS.
March I7.-G. W. Van Ornar will sell
In Fayette township, a half mile from
Browne Mills, one horse, COW, a heifsr,
spring wagon, truck wagon, buggy, harneI,,
portable cider press, and farm implements
aud other articles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
4 COunterfeIier Arrested.

On Monday evening between 5 and
6 o clock, Chief of Police Hoot, of
this place, arrested james Parcel, re-
siding about three mil from Be L.
vile, along Stone mountain. for
making and pas ing counterfeit coin.
The counterfeit coins consist of one
dollar, fifty and twenty-five cent
pieces. lie was brought TO Lewis
town md tsksn before Justice Pierce
about 10 o'clock and in default of
bail was committed to Jail for hear
ing this (Wednesday) afternoon. The
prisoner is between y and % yearg
old and unmarried - Lswistown
Free Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
MUSIC LESSONS

Ii You want to receive the best
instruction in pianoforte, "a course
Of Musical History lectures included
In the study organ, voice and guitar
now is your chance. Mss LOUISA A.
JAckaiAN, after three years under the
best teachers in the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston will
return to her home in this place a-d
start her classes in April. She has
also received g thorough course in
Harmony and Theory. ANY one
wishing to study these can receive
instruction from her. For terms
and further information call on or
address,
Miss GERTRUDE JAcKMAx.
Mifflintown, Pa,
before March 81, 1894.
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a Boys Experience.

"a few months ago my face and
neck were covered with boils and
carbuncles and l had tired feeling.
| tried several different kinds of med
icines, but they had no affect until I
got Hoods Sarsaparilla. When L
had taken the second bottle the boils
began TO heal and the tired feeling
was gone. LORENZO GRINNELL.
Columbia Cross Roads, Pa.
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Slammed aad ROaNfed.

Barboursvillc, Ky March 2.
4 frightful fate has befallen Leu
I've, the captured negro ravizher, in
Harlan Couaty. A party Of hunters
lay in ambush AMI caught him. They
then proceeded 10 skin him aIivs,
and before he was dsad a girl, mis-
latest acknowledged victim, built =
fire on his head, and he was roasted
sl;va.
Tya had confessed that it was he
who, year ago. murdered Miss Bry'
ant near Williamsburg, and that he
had taken three other victims in
Kentucky and Tennessee and kept
them in the woods in the same man
ner he had IN Harlan County until
thsy died for want of shelter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
Z winter Vacation La Florida.

On February 18Th and 9th aud
March 18Th and 9th the Paunsvl-
vania Railroad Comp my will run
personsiiv-conductsd tours to Flor
ida. The special trains in charge of
experienced touriss agent and chap
eron will leave New York $50, Trun-
ton 11,0S \. NJ. Philadelphia 1910,
Wilmington 1850, and Baltimore
236, p. N. These trains viii be
composed of the finest Pullman
sleeping and dining cars fitted with
modern appointments aud Conven
isuces Of the most suInptuous type
$50 fr,m New York, $4S from
philadelphia and Baltimore, aud pro-
portionately low from other points
on the system, will cover all expenses
while on the special trains-trahs
portation, Pullman accommodation, and
meals, with the exception of the last
tour, the ticket for which covers
Pullman facilities south bound only,
the limit, however, being May 31st,
thus allowing a much longer visit.
4 stay of two weeks in the glorious
health inspiring peninsula may be
enjoyed en- the first three, and that
time may well be spent in following
out the enumberless side trips available
from Jacksonville. These tours are
especially apropos during the peni-
tential season now upon us, and a
vacation in this beautiful State should
prove of great benfit to those more
or less fatigued from the pleasure Of
:he social life and excitement of the
winter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
Two wives.

Boston. Mass, March "A divin-
itp student IN the Beptist Tbeolo
gical Seminary st Newtoa cf Geb
hard, Lewis Mayer, has been expell-
ed for maintaining, ss Il bigamist
two households, within a block of
each other, while he studied for the
ministry. The two wives and a
prominent Boston church supported
him at his studies. One wife was a
South Boston girl; the other lie mar
ried at Buffalo, y. Y. Mayer has
fed
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07

PHILADELPHIA MARkxTs, March 3r !,
lo94.-Wheat 81 to 64c; corn AZ to
45c; oats sc to Sic; clovsrseed s to9,:
potstoes 90 to Toe; sweet potatoes 20
to 45c; apples So. so to S4.5O bus:
live chickens 6 to 10c: eggs 16 to lie:
butter l6 to Tic; sugars 81 to 4Jc;
ducks tO to lie; geese to Zoe; tul-
keys s to Zoe; timothy hay S1.O5 To
SLID 100 lbs; mixed hay 95c to
81. 05 a 100 pounds.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07

Ii IS @d'erSity thaI trles a man
Work is the endeavor that leads to
success.
Mice D.,sia DiaL1 On C.4l
visited friends at McCulloch's Mills.
Charles Alamo hoe ,..+,,ro5 fno.,
attOn,Iina ,7borrnoo% 49, u9 saha1I % ~ phIn hGni
5elnbio @~'''''i - LII"
~ cor,,.oor C,,,.4;,, -.. ,o--.,..,
bnrt b,, . foII -, ica .. uorr;sLI,u.S
Iasf ,rs.I. -''-' 90 'N'' 90 'l''i ~ y II -
- Sj"'0 A. A %'5e " i'Hei N siiaLn nam. anu m
Ti.,-.-In.. IT - ,.' ---' WIZ =" 'o"" 'ii
i1''' 90''o'
Boyle Brimer, OF McVeytown paid
his isl i1iSnuS TS,l IN ''i' ''''e " sior' ''S'''
'''' 4 " IL '>''S
Mrs. Mather7 wife Of Rev. J. H
AIathers, of Beliwood, visited friends
in this place last week.
Within the past 8 months, the
Cleveland administration spent fifty
million dollars more than it earned.
81 how. baor o,rea of norro,s
tr,n1,Ias orJ o,.,,.,.L Lr HI w.
taITa pTIs >, w Ta-na,. -
III p, ''--
Tba sr.ou nov e,idoroi, that
,,rsvaiIo5 in r R,adino p, bas baen
declareI bv the State BOARD of
bcoItL ot an end
hsY. l.. j. oleosr, OF L2w'sourg'
Is conSioerlng oal Ihat Lu netah
con6reSa'l1h IN youngstown Ono'
nave eA'shoe" u nlm'
The 1st Of 9Iarch, last Thursday,
was It Dfl&nc G'Y' ana despite the
sro"' que "li'7 ""I"'G,' TUE "'''7u1
u tho liiSI spring nlohIh.
Richfeld people have euioyed 2
religious revival the past few weeks
through which number of people
profess 4 change Of life. and have be-
come church members.
N0 A'7" l. = II Cni oiiI,le u .llilO Ou
- 50, S'1Ii1-' 't.51 ''N,.,'''5 - W 8
Ia,,,I,a,l af tI,o E;nfeiJ ST
aI--,b ----J :; H. - -. yV;nGoIJ Tbo
- LaII - 80 ~. o,'t - Lasora 4Lo
-, 80 ~ oo.I5 .oI., ,Iaco
''''-
The Southern brlgsdlers are after
democrat ex Mayor Hewett, of New
York City, for declaring in q ban
quet speech, that the southern men
of means and brains have nearly all
come to New York, and that the
POOR and industrious can not set
away, and that the lazy are in cong
ross "hd III PoIIVlcS III 'ne so"'iiein Il
SUITS
Mrs. c. Henry Hoist, of York, Pa,
and her II children, moved bag and
baggage out of the house they oc-
cupied and did not say word to
Hoist who was loafng down tozu.
When lie returned to his nest in taa
evening the wife and children and
all the furniture were gone. The
KEY Of the place VAS "a the haqda Of
a nei .bbor. TIL moved to get rid
Of dclcss father aud husband.
The copyenfioo Of the P-nns,lya-
mia Christian ASSOCIATION orpos.d 70
Socrot 6 ,ciat:e- met IN tie First Upi
ted Presbyterian church, Broad and
Lumbard streets, Philadelphia, last
week, and passed . resolution con
demning secret societies in, general
Fraemssonary in particular, and i'm
ploripg the Iaw-making powers of
the States and nation to not only
not grant any more charters to such
societies bat to revoke thoss already
grantef.
,,,-.l--.,-. 800. IT.. .o-..,o.t
tost - -,l.'bt,7 - = -. - f,aInd ~
Gno3 ti.aa- 49, o. - - -
e ;s not t,s r,ar w. ~ Ibn - b"H - s,nooas 800,
-, o+b.r. H. III L.t = az
,,,,a 80 ~ H. -, - - ~
II~-,o-i.s 80 - n,, tyb.p o1,,.,,odr o. y
.l -? - ~. - do,rn ~ 80
bara j., siabt of cd and men T. -
-. -,,ott,,. +o ool,e Good t;roa
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Tascarora Valley Railroad.

Trains on the Tuscarora Valley
Railroad will run as follows:
Leave East Waterford at 500 A.
NJ, and 2 P. NJ, arriving at Port Roy
al at 9.15 A. NJ and 5.15 P. NJ.
Leave Port Royal at 1890 A. NJ,
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Board, tuition and furnished room
will cost only $35.75 if paid in al
vance for the Normal Term of IL
weeks, at AIiffljn Academy. Write
for circular.
j, H. DYsINGER, a B,
1t. PRINCIPAL.
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MEFFLINrJRN
TIE Z 81 &

sahscrip.ion, sl.5O per snnum if paid
In advance; $500 # not paid in advance.
Transient advertiseneuts inserted at 80
cents per inch for esch insertion.
Trsrsisnt business notices in local col
mn. 10 cents per line for each Insertion.
Deductions will be made 70 those desiring
q advertise by tbs year, half or Gusrt-r
F-ar.
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ana SIS NJ, arriving at East Wa
5arfOrd Mt 11.45 A. N and 6.30P. NJ.
J. O. MooREgEAD.
.Super2aieniept.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07

Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakuass of the
Stomscha, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was goEe. 1
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. l bought one bottle Of
South American Nervino which done
ne more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring L ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has curei me
completely. consider it the grand
est nedjcin in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
aud nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle Is cents. Sold by Z. Banks
& Co, Druggist, Mifiintown,' Pa.
Feb. l, 93-1v.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07
LEG4L.
A DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Reuben e. Bursge, late of Tas-
carsra township, deeeasca).
Notice is hereby given that letters OF Ad-
mlnlstration ON the estate OF Reuubsn E.
burdge, late of Tuscsrora township, just
attn County, Penna., deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned. All persons
Indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and all persons haviEg
claims against said estate win present them
promptly, authenticated for settlement.
IDA V. BURDGE,
req. Zoth, 1894. Adm lRisiTdtriE.
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad
mlnlstration upon the estate of Abraham
Guss, late of Milford township, deceased ,
have in due form of law been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immed-
late pay ment and these having CLAIMS 20
present them duly authenticated tor pay
ment. MARTIN L. GUSS,
administrator,
Patterson, Junlata Co., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
25c.
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g .ce rant 10 9sS cured take manners Double e.
t:-:i SaesaGs5,lis. IT'S the best Try IT. 90 cests.
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MIFFaII ACADEMY

before March 81, 1894.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-07

hrre and F"nr T"r ceBr. interest will Be-
psid on certificates "i dpTosit.
T.aH 22, l9e4-tt
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Morris seaott is 5oIae tms vseE
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SBO LOC.fLS.

1t is adversely that tries man
Work is the eudeavor that leads t.
success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
SPORTING NEWS.


Montgomery Park opening.
BY Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn, April THE spring
meeting at Montgomery ParlS begins
Monday, and Memphis is filled up with
strangers, There are about 700 horses
quartcrcd at the track among them
some OF the notnblcs In the ranks OF
equine history, for instance; clifford, Yo
Tambien. Maid Marion. Kin Lee, Ray
s.. Vasaal. Buckrone (winncr Of the
Arknnsaa derby) Laznrone and about
200 youngsters bred In the purple. The
meeting Will last fifteen racing days.
All purses and selling events will be
be $500. Of which ti5 to second and
SIS 20 third. The stake races viii he for
$1,000 added. except the derby, which is
FOR $500, The second horse IN the derby
sets $3.50 and the third $3.50 II closed
W n nfty-four entries. nnd there will
probably be nine starters. II SO the
winner will get ssiiO The second and
third horses In the other stake races
get $500 and 800 respectively
There will be eight stake races, and
on the on days there win be over eight
handonps for $500 purses, $3.50 TO Sec
ond and $50 to third The track is in
condition but rain threatens 10 fan
before Monday
Vnssal was an even money fayorite
ngainst the field In the pools on the
derby tonight. Rhett Goode. owned by
George c. Bennett who uubseribcs the
added money in tho derby, went the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

n YOU navo tWdt pOona Ia YOUR cup
II Is q sigT that y e VIII tlCur promi-
nently at wedding before The year
is out.
II cream ~ milk IS put in your cup
before the ugar It Will cross your
love.
a tea stalk floating on top Of the
tea is called a stranger. When this
happens TO unmarried women they
should stir the tea briskly and then
place the spoon In the center Of the
cup. holding It quite still.
II the stranger I'M Its gyrations IL
attracted to the spoon he win come
that evening" should It, however, cling
TO the sides he will not come at all
We may really observe that 1t really
depends on the state OF the atmos-
phere as 70 whether the stalk goes to
the middle or not.
1t is q sign OF fair weather II the
cluster OF air bubbles, which usually
rise after the sugar has been put in.
collect themselves and remain in the
center OF the cup. II. on the contrary.
they struggle TO the sides 1t Is a sign
that IT Will probably rain in a few
hours.
This cluster Of bubbles is also called
KISS, and portends that the owner will
thus be saluted during the course Of
the day.
A cluster Of tea leaves with a few
Of the cup signifies hearse or "A
funeral while the couple of leaves at
the bottom, II close together, signify
Wedding.
II the tea grounds take the form Of a
woman ON the side OF the cup II Sig
miles a rival In love; II It looks like a
bird II means news from a distant
friend; II II looks like a book 1t refers
To well-known acquaintance who ls
az college; II II looks like a tree II
means soon taking a journey into the
country " two stalks come together
u means that you are 10 meet a man;
II II looks like a snake II Is an enemy.
II 1t Ia a dog you win meet or hear
from friend; II Il looks like a house
or shed, 1t means that when you are
married you will keep house for your
self and not board; II II looks like n
splre, 1t means that you will be mar
ried In church; n It looks like duck
or swan II T'aons that you will cross
the ocean, lf II looks like a bridge II
10 an Understood sign that your mar
flnge VIII be happy ana your life long
and sweot
II II looks like a man fishing with a
rod II points TO a preacher who may
either otllclate at your marriage or be-
come Your husband; II II looks like a
man with many spots lying before him,
1t means that your husband win be
rich and may be banker; II broken
bridge turns up on one side of the cup,
II means that your marriage will be
unhappy. II there are undulatlons on
the other side of the cup, some faint
and some heavier. It means a checkered
life or career of struggle, sometimes
light and sometimes severe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

HURLED TRom a WINDOW.
An Indian student KILLED by His
schooImHteE.


Special Dispatch.
Guthrie. o. n, April News reached
here OF a terrible tragedy at the Bap-
list Mission college at wewaka, the
capital city Of the Seminole Indian
nation. There are large number or
Indian boys and some white boys In
the institution ranging In age from 10
TO 20. For some time there has been
a bitter feeling against an Indian boy
named Frank Short by Il number Of
the other students, which was lntensi-
fed during the past week by Short
reporting several miHdoeds OF several Of
the other boys. ON Thursday night
after an had retired In the dormitory,
on the third floor three boys stole to
shorta cot, picked him up, carried
him to the window and, despite his
struggles and entreaties, hurled him
to the ground. the fail inJurlng him so
badly that he has since died. In the
confusion following the act the three
guilty boys escaped and have not yet
been apprehended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

by Associated Press,
81. Louis, No, April First race,
five and one-half furlongs, Furlops
won. j, II. Nc second, Gray Forrest
third. Time. liiti-s
Second race, six furlongs. Postboy
won, Bushranser second. jennie $
third. 1901
Third race. five furlongs, Safe Home
won, sligo second, Jersey third, Time,
1906 i-9,
Fourth race, six furlongs, Joe Court
ney won, Little Nell second, Gray
Goose third. Time, 1920,
Fifth race, i've and one-half furlongs.
Jim Head won, j. b. Freed second,
AciloIam third. limo. 1913.
Sixth race, handicap. seven furiongs.
ri Rey won. Billy Sunderland seeond,
Peliln third. Time. i;ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

T, A. Johann, st. Louis; h. +.
Girder, Kansas City. w. Hin, North
Carolina; W. II. Moore. Kansas city,
a. Hatch. j. Ulch. Texas: l.. W.
Tyler and family, Decatur; W. II. God
air, Chicago; A. r. Moore. Phlladel-
phia; A; d. Gardner city. Max II.
Noight, New York; W, A Pugh. city,
l., Herrnrd Elgin, Kansas; /. p. Skin
ner, Galveston; IL. Hayes. Trinidad. ].
p. Ward, N, l.. Payne, Ino. Schar-
bauer TcNline: j. IL. Allen, Evans
vile, Ind; l.. Wenar, st. Louis; N.
d. Noyes, Marshall; j. W. Chiffon,
city; w. II. Hart, Chicago; Il. e,
Kane, Kansas; A, J Wright Quanahi
w. \ Blyth. Detroiti j. NJ. Daugher-
~ Abilene; W. II. Mccullough. De-
troit; G.. II. Connell. Dublin: S. II.
Merchant, Wagner. 1. T.; II. W.
stops, New York.
PIclswicL.
Potter Farrell. Vernon, Tex; r b Car
YER Henrietta, Tex; A ] Burton, Kan
sas City, j y o'Brien, ST Louis. f II
Schevill, Cinclnnati; r Britton Ken
lucky; Kimberlin, Sherman; Harry
NJ FrleRe, New York: r a Logan,
Archea Tex. 4 II Boyer. Vernon, Tex;
w Polndexter, Cleburne. Tex; VIM
Brice, Quanah, Tex; W d Jordon,
Quunnh Tex; G c Taylor, Kansas
city; w a Metcalf, Dallas, Tex; e p
lcite, Muskogee, l II; c NJ Bader. Lin
coin; J Massle. Tex; Ed Mccormick.
Omaha; II u Gaine. Chicago; Ed Cory.
New orleans; w II Monnig. wife and
child. Dallas; A b HIT. Mineral Wells;
w c Barnard. city Joe Anchell, Chi
cago; James Hereford, Dallas; S r
Murphy Dallas; @ w Black. Chicago.
n c Hargrave, San Diego, Cal; l. II
Hastings. Chicago; NJ Price and wife.
Dallas; c Loving, city, NJ w Shaw.
st Louis; W p Echtenacher. st Louis;
W b Moore, Ardmore; ] J Hiddlcston,
Kansas CITY; Gannln, White Bean.
| n Wade Hampton, White Bean.
T.; \ $ Mount, Rhome Tex; w a Helm,
Rhome' Tex. II c Shropshire. Wealth
erford. Tex; ] @ Calvin, Hamilton.
Ohio; c IL Fem. st Louis; c u Crane,
jr, Dayton. Ohio; f Willie. Chicago;
p Strong, Galveston; J y Hughes.
Amarillo: II G Bedford, Benjamin, Tex;
n Lowenthal Vernon. Tex; A p shep-
hard Waco. Tex; II r Mccoy, 81 Zoe.
Mo; @ d Fairchiid, New York; $ A Ses-
sion, ST Louis; A Schuster. st Joe. Mo;
" z Graves. Philadelphia: G f Hay
Decatur, Ala: VIM Boomer, Greeley.
Col; W g Wear. Hillsboro, Tex; w Il
Lanham. Weatherford Tex: s w Hem
dorson, rIellys. Tex; Chas Applebaum.
Dallas; J c Hastings. Houston; VIM
THOMPSON Dallas; J p Iewett, city;
J II johnson. Tex. Geo Boyd, city. X
II Keck. ST Louis p d Preston. ST
Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
NM lVE AMERICANS.

The Junior order United American
Mechanics is the Oldest. strongest and
most progressive native American or
gauization In the country.
Patriotic. fraternal and beneficial, II
is strictly non-partisan and non-secta-
rian. with 100000 members in thirty
two states Established forty-one
years. Protection OF Americans, Amer
lean institutions and especially the
public schools from any foreign or
seetarian interference. Restriction OF
immigration to keep out the pauper
and criminal hordes Of Europe. A
council is wanted in every city and
town In Texas. Liberal pay to local
organizers, For full particulars ad-
dress stephen Collins, National Organ
izer, 1907 Main street, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

The braveat battle that ever was
Shall / tell you where and when2
on the maps NJ the world you will ind
Il not.
'Twos fought by the mothers Of men.
Nay. not with cannon Pr balts shot,
with sword Or noble pen;
Nay. MT with eloquent word or thought
From mouths OF won srrul men.
But den W walled -iit woman's heart,
OF women mat woul rot yield.
But brrgely, silently bos5 >lei part
10, there g. tlat battle field
No mar halllng troop no hivouuc SONY
No nner a. CLEAN and wavcl
But OH those battles they last So long .
From 1abyhood 70 The grave.
Yet faithful allu as bridge OF glars
She Il ghts IN her walled IN TOWN
Fights ~ and or in the 'ndlosB war;;
Then Silent, uaseen-Goea down
o We with haunca and Fnttie shot.
And sol Hers q shout and praise
tell you ne klgllest victories 10, ght
Are foul hi iu cheese i1lent ways.
o spotless womRi In n world OF Hblmel
With splendid 10 fciu scorn,
Go back tn Sod wtiite as YOU came,
The ldngllast virrt,Dr born
joaquin Mile my Boston Budget.