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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20

tel ia itUn Der 9OialpniriUtismus, ibu
BEN Burger Der suberu Stabt uur,n.
yieben. geiosr aber pile sr ebenio noe.
is wis Ssrr ReSrtprs Ten Rstiisrsip.
Galtus srheblid abiHipddeu uno ii6
cine audi Hur siniasrmasen ms @euidbi
iaIlsnos GsiOlsidait psrlhcfsr !Snnen,
9iuisermobsH tiibn fommt uHs iber.
boupt isiH grrlanasa orr rrpubliinni
ideu Pdrtsi ssaeulbsr Dor, i'm 2idbts
Der lhaiiatt ndmIid, oas ssroos in
urirrm, isinsm Stimat 9Uuutp. isinr
Rdrtti uutsrlap. su siusr 3sit cn ihisr
ont game Sano ppu ihr erithrmt iuur
be. limb pon lpem plro rr iidl in Der
graIslatnr pUridlnarn laHsn? Ioh
u,tt stpd uOn siurm ser btlosn aceur
riihrn Witalieoer aus uuieTtm 60un
tp? Tisir pcrern iih idrm Surh iul
dc Ssrlssuns Der RaririrsssIu Oas
pOlliiite @sHld brsheu iupCrr, 60
baio Obrr Gin auswdrtlass Nitslite
Ssrru Silsbp upmiuirt. iOboIe iuiro
and ptiulih pIirnbnr iperesn. onb isinrr
aaubiediur bic @ruuoIaae irhlt. eab
iis ritbt rinmdl aui SGno ssbaut III,
iOneeru baliIps IN Der 9uit forfeit.
Iiss aIIss ii RatarIih audi oerrH
Silsbp liar uRe wsuu or ir0Sosm IN
Die arsna iriii. 10 inun Ct nur bic ab.
iidi babtn, in BEN riuisitissu @sitiam'
pfe iriue Sidrit 81 erprUbcu me Der
Yariri Iu psritsbtn 81 ssb,u. eaB CT
bsim udhiten poluiidsu Hrsis Rinseu
oar ~ asrns nit aui BEN PrVarummr
itshM m6ftt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20
Ter Nbriitbanm.

Sbns 2aRRsnbuii uub 9ihttrgIanS
Dsrmoatn mir uns bas @sibnatlsfsIt
aar niht msbr rstt porjuIisllsH. uno
,s aibt 2tuis esnua. bsnsn sin 6brilts
itft obnt Gbrilibaum lpit Gin WlsNtr
ohus alinJs sridsint. iptnn niht ttirc
oar ipit elm. @srIiinoiauns. Dab bst
o,pnbis, Iihira,ihmiidts Baum aidi
In allen 2dnb,rn Aitribui bts dsitel
III. lpsib man ia na4seraoe; IN
Dtuti6Ianb absr mSHis mnn ibn fiii
bsrbunbsn baIttn nit BEN Msibna&is,
FsIt FELT ben llriagtn Der wtitbyuns
aum Gbriftnibum. oft ipnnis mar
aud b<rfilnb<n b6rsn. bic trifsu @rs'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20

Gm ad,ten 5anunr uifnhin pire in
Der Staatsbauptitoot Pierre bic Stants'
leaislntur suiammeniretsu. 9isisIbt
tuirb sinen guuossisnaiOr 81 pdblsu
babeu, inotm SsEai0r Psiitsrttp's
Nmisseit i'm ndhltsn 9rRbiabr abldufi.
Ga bic srpBe Wlsbrbsi. otr assislaiur
aepnblitantr iino, uno bic 6erbitiuobl
iid iuIuiaaen I'M bic @ieoerpobl Srn.
geitiarem's orebte, 10 bari man ipobI
beutt ihOn als islbItpsriiduoltd biHiirI'
fen, oc6 Der @snnunie aud prompt iiir
tiutn ,peiisn 9ermin Sum Sunoesie'
natpr ertorsu weroen ipirS. @aHS nm
aelbtili uno uHbsiiritieH irrilih modlieu
tom rinias nHosre emporitrsbsnoe Wii'
aleoeE itiusr gartei oaS 5elo tod
nidlt ssrne ilberlGNsu. Gn 0erT
RcsSnlpre bon paieriOwl iuuroe ihUr
Dor Ginger 3eit ais YRiibrlpcrtsr oes
arp6en eiOur Gallisr Rarteiihrlirn I'm
oas hobe Gmt bon eingr duiriibrtriider
rspubliianiiben DaitiOu prnilamirt. uni
Iarslib lief iiA eurdb ben -Niihel
sspublisan" oud uHisr bisIssr Wsit'
baraer, Ssrr Wm. Geo. u. Silsbp
ala aaH6ibat iiir bic Genaiur ben
golle ppritellsn. Ia es bod tinmaI
em Nepnbliinnsr ieiu mus. 10 Iollts q
uns nur Ireien, ipsun Der 2ettseuannil
bas auaejfrsbte 0isi erreideu ibunts
0err GifSbp IN siu bssabter Mtbne'
snb seI&idtsF psliiilsr, uns ms estis
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20

gSahrcno Die Ropulllieu 20 6rcSent
eer gsaiSlaturmiislisoer seiDdnngn, ers
bielien Es bios Is grpSent Der 0ouHtps
aemier. 8oupcrHeur SheIN0R iieaif IN
iseem GpHniD i'm Siaaie auSsenoumen
lplaenoe ishs: TapiiOH, Tan, 5erouif,
RdrIhan. aiuasburp uno @leaoe. 6ols
arn0s Jrausu uurpsu ier Shnliupers
mtenosnlinnen sripdblt: Gaie W.
Smiib. Rsp.. Reberts GOuHip: Gsrrrs
Tia Gsad,. Bop. gsHHiRsioH; slslie
0ouab, Bop. Reons; aais Wi.Aemrer,
Boy, 2awrencr; Dora q. Sieiuart
sltp.. Spbe; 2isjie .. 9ausbtin. Msp.
ouabes; Ssnnie @eh, Esp., Daoiieu (;
Gtta M. Dreip. Bop, GuIfer; Wrs. -.
q. 0trrpn. Msp.. Charles @ir, &mP
wiro, Nep., Hnftt; Maytba 9.1nrnee.
Nsp., Uarsra. Das fub II enc 81,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20

IN HEitrtm Buuotsitnats babsn a
bic paar sruiiIsnIOitn 9ndsrtrlit.Rsri'
Jsuet. utlhs idOH 10 Sid uns iaptE
psroammt pHrbsu, ea6 mon sIaubsu
ieIlis. ibts sbsrnt dTt6bsit ipdrs snsIif
am brthen. nod INNER ~ hinoern &C.
pubi, 6aS bic RahtTass Biu bstrsifs
Der 9udsrJ6Gs Sur Debate ssbratt
psrotu iOnute. Die ibriesn otmUirn'
tiihsu SsnatOren hislisn ii& frsilit GUT.
iOunitn obsr nihts ausudatsH, oa ielbii
bic SppuIliisn iis i'm Stid,t Iisbsn. llnN
Die RtpHbIIidner, rpeldc upr Der RGbl
iOIt iurhtborru EARN esihlassu. neil
Der Reut 2arii sinsu SOl uui 9udsr bs,.
bsbIeIt { ubsisi6 rT uisorIasr ais Der otr
Reaiulsp' SillD, itimmten eeitlURsn
sEaen bic auiHahms Der Sorlaas, mel
dc s5tn sieien 3UGl abihiiirn Voer bod
miloTn iOIlts. Sic bIisben ihrrr Bar
tsiT0Ils. OILS Shirmhtrrru bee RUnOr
pols, treu.
Esm Nttsn IrEd Der Yreils uno Der
SOltsmeinuna ,ueroeH aber bod ihlieB.
Iid isIbn bic psrtpdtsitsu SsuatUrsH
mtidsn mhfcu, ipsnlsf,sns iOipsit. ooh
Der esasu ben osuiiasu RVbJudsr at'
rihtttt SpsiialaOl ouissbObsR wIre.
Disisr aHiidt huIoist aussui6eiulit
anh bic oentias Rssisruus. Sm Rsits'
taee iprat1 iid stH Ssrtretsr osritlbsu
Itstsr 1ass luut 9absIbtrid,t ishr mas
psu une suridbolteno iiber bic Grae,
aus; CT ,paruts Dor iibsrsiltsn Shritirr
Rns Iis6 esuilidb Ourablidsu, bab pUr,
laufis cine abiunrteuet SaItnns in Die
Ter auselsssnbeit rnibiam iei.
glun, psnn man orhbsu 10 ssoulois
su partsu sspiut ii. 70 iOlim cu& wi'
ts i6nnen, bat uns bod Der btJspftI
Scuat felt Qanssm i'm @arten sshbt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20

Darum. Satin: 9Or mal.
aarI, a mare mir onesnebm. ipenu
Du Dsinsn Sonsinsht beuit Gin bis
den anI4naubtsIi. - @dtit: absr
lpurum bsnn. Id BIN ia NIT BEN Wen'
Idbsn aons sufrieben. - Satin: ga.
ID. er icu obsr btuit 2fppi&s tIcpisu.
nnb lpsnn q ipiistsnb N 70 i&fdsi q
bsYtr 81!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20
Die epanier babsu iosbsu aus

Die spanier babsu icsbru aus,
stiunoen, oab unels Gam IN BEN grd,
iiesutsu 6lruelano rineu enersiihsu
gtrwalter bat Nls Der ueus 3uder.
1arii IN arait trat. ibIOb Spanisn un'
fer WsbI uno unNsrr RrOOuiit aus isi'
mem @ebiets aus. yiuH bot Der gr6F,
bent ben bsibbiltissu shNldnesru 81
ueriiebeH stssben. oub CT ibrtn 9udtr
saul uuo gar poU ben Der. Staatsu
ausi6lisBeH tphrOs. ipcuu iir ihr SsrbUi
uitt iOfUTt rhdsdusis mahtru.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-12-20
Sussne q. aebs unO uuSsrs DC

@ustne q. 1ebS uub auSsrs &c.
ante Der .gmsrican Rnillpop Union,
psIds rpdbrsno bes srOben Giitnbabn'
itrriirs in Gbicngo nIs arbeitsrilhrrT
,us 10 srrst RUrt ipislttH, iino lrbieu
arriios poH ocm bVrtiasn Altier @oOes
Der RisattEue aerihilihU Glnbdlts,
bsitble (pSbreno ots Strsits) ihuIoia
bsiuneeH uno Ju @si6nsuibitraisn per.
urtbsiIt wOrssu; Esbs srb,tIt isdbs, Si,
anoersn ie orri ROnait Jueiitirt. @snu
lsst aud Yuaman Hno tinise Der
itlimmhsn giisnbobn. 6inaHi' S1pinb.
Ter nit ibHsn Sur Snbt gtbratbt peretn
i0HHien, 10 mare Der @srcttisseii gt'
mage seihaH.
ileber bic iortpdhrsnos Be'abreurs
Sts qsbens Der Giisnbahnbsblcniistsn
ibrubi siH 3ehisIblatf: On dOIst uHs
senissHosr Rpppslp0rriduHssn limb i'm
pcrlUisusH 5innaJiahrt 2;22 9lisu'
bn'aHssitslis ssiOotct uup 3l.;2S
ssrwunoet uVroeu. Ter GlirubGbHbt.
tTirb ssbort c,msemdb ~ ben ssidbrIib
itsH Ssruisu. Toe 9UnsrsBssicS. mel
hss Jur aHiAdfuns pom automatrit,sn
RsssIeru ,tuiust. n guar in arait .sbsr
Der utbsiiidno liGat BARN. .ooB IN @abr'
bert nod itin gutter apporat pOrbauSsu
10. Gnrtuiihsr IL bic Statiiiii III Ss.
ius oui bic SIhtrhsit Der Gaiiasisrt.
Bon ben uisIsu Hai[liOntn Rsnihsn. bic
IN usriIUfsusu 5inoHJiobrr aui ben 9i'
isnbohnsu in oitism 9aue, rtiiitn. fino
MIR 200 stiCotri uuo 3:2a ueTiuuHeet
pereeu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

wills Point. Tex. June 19.-The resi-
dence and household goods OF DR.. II.
l.. Wynne were almost entirely con-
sumed by fire this morning at $50
o'clock Only about fifteen minutes be-
fore the fire the entire family had
driven to town, and were in Dr.
Wynnes office when the fire alarm
Was given. The loss on the dwelling
house is 1880: loss ON household goods,
$500 The residence was insured In
the North British and Mercantile In
surnnce company for $1,000 and the
household goods for $3.50. Only about
$50 worth Of household goods were
saved The cause Of the fire was a
defective fiue.
The colored population held their
annual emancipation celebration at
the city picnic grounds today, There
were about 1000 negroes in attendance,
from every point Of the compass. MI
sic was by the Tyler colored silver
cornet band, and orations were de-
livered by Rev Jackson OF Terrell and
Prof. Hardin Of Cedar Point.
There was match game OF baseball
between the Wills Point and Cedar
Special Dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Special Dispatch,
Eastland. Eastland Co, Texas Junc
i9.--Politios arc running high IN old
Enstland county Just now. The East
land democratic club, consisting OF
more than 100 members, held It's regu-
lar session last night Hon. u. X.
Scott. chairman. presided, After tho
general routine business the club was
treated to speech by tho Hon. j. g.
Muse Of Dallas on the political issues
OF the day ana especially on the nnvi-
Rntion Of the Trinity river, Judge
Muse expressed himself heartily IN hnr-
mony with the precedent and indorsed
his every official act.
Al the conclusion Of Judge MUSES.
speech the club, without d dissenting
voice, pa ised the following resolution
'In view OF the near approach OK
the nominating convention far Htntc
senator OF the Twonty-eighth senatorial
district. and recognizing the candidacy
Of our fellow citizen ANA home man,
the Hon. ID. q. Hunt, and believing
him TO be n sound democrat and Hnita-
bio man for that position this club
hereby indorFeH his candidacy and rec
ommends him 10 the consideration Of
the democracy OF Eagtlnnd county and
all Of the other counties composing this
senatorial dietrict"
Mr. Hunt ~ very popular ana VIII
likely have no opposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

FAITHFUL.

Dear. laughing brook. the day Is long
And ! am over weary.
Love, will you soothe me with youi
song
To rest and visions cheery7
How soft your voice--it seems to iioai
Away beyond my hearing.
And to my sense pleasure boat
Is leisurely appearing,
SO I will wander with the tide
Into a silent ocean,
Eternity were not more wide,
More exquisite in motion.
oh. voyage OF untroubled ways
And peace beyond all learning
Could fancy anchor In your bays,
Forgotten the returning.
A siivery laugh is signaling
A glad, incoming steamer;
And into port | idly swing.
A most persistent dreamer.
The brook is faithful to the end,
And leaps 10 greet my waking
A faithful lover to the end.
Thro' ali my sad forsaking.
George u. Bowen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Iowa Park, Tex. June 19.-The Meth
|cdist Episcopal conference (south) Of
'he Montague district will convene
here on Thursday. June 81, and VIII
|fenain In session four days. We ex-
|pect at least 100 delegates to be In
attendance.
There is preparations for n general
Fourth of July celebration in vogue.
.iss lnez Linly went to the country
q regular gala" day Our baseball
nine and brass band are brushing up
" the occasion, and II we only had
sohn IL. Reagan to make us speech
/ o. that day we would be happy.
The Allison" Republican league was
Iorsanized here some days ago witn tne
,,ohowlng officers. to-wlt; PRESIDENT
q NJ. Sauls; vice-president, ID. g kolp'
eeond vicc-president. q. 3. peWoiI'
,,eeretai'y. G. d. Beard; treasurer, {. l.
ncSullough. Membership about tWen-
Vsnve, as far as ! can learn.
On account OF continued heavy rams
ne threshing of wheat has not COM
ss'shced, but everything will be moNihs
iull blast by the 2ith inst
Col. Rob. Borenfield OF Galveston, .
CAPITALIST. is the guest Of Col a.
Sapf. Hosock VIII address the peopie
v, The Park on Wednesday evening on
POPULAR Topics OF the Day
= We Will have some fine racing on .n1
seuFih Of July. both trotting anu run
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
|RoN NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
r,urxr ABOUT COAL MINERS
WAGES is RErurED.
pate and Mr.. whaien show
1 A.. Atona Company's Pay Roll.
Nay I'm Different
parts OF the state.

n,,on Tex, June 19.-G. A. Pate.
.-rsv and r. S. whalen. an en-
Ia Of the Attoka Coal and Mining
n.uy OF Lehigh. l. T., were In Denl-
,bls evening for the purpose Of
,.,,ne the statement wired from Dem
sunday night relative to wages
L'ssd at the mines as presented before
-eeting held to listen TO representa-
r., from the mining district. The
E.,,amen refer to the statement made
4 Attorney Campbell and Or. Har-
~ both OF Lehigh, as false, and
|'sr 10 be prepared to produce ALL
Lr,1s 10 that effect. a pay rool OF
ts.es earned by mine No. during
1.srvarv and March of this year was
lsnited. and shows that the average
Ia in February for six and half
~. work was sS.42s; March. nine
e. quarter days work, si,395. While
F.ssrs Campbell and Harkens are re-
fyted as saying the highest was 500
4, month. which they denied doing
In confronted with reports as APP
E,red In the papers. The highest paid
rsbruary, according TO the pay roll
LA,bitrA. was 1854 for six and n
IN days. digging In March nine and
[ounrter days, $7O07. The gentlemen
Him that the foreign element. princi-
slly Indians. are the chief agitators,
IN that the better class OF workmen
Il willing to return to work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
Auour SoTieD rnorLn.

Sir Charles Sargent. chief Justice OF
bombay, Il Ia London Tor n brief holt
day, after an absence OF thirty years
In India.
Herman sudcrmnnn, tho German
dramntiRt, N taking courses In HIS
tory and philosophy az the University
OF Berlin, supposedly with q View OF
gathering material for a new work.
a rumor II current IN Paris that the
Duke VI orlenna the oldest aon OF the
Comte do rnra. Is bctrothcd TO tho
Princess Henrietta " Flanders, eldest
DAUGHTER OF the Count OF Flinders
The wife OF Thomna Hardy, the nov
oliat, IL n woman OF considerable ar
tlntic ability, and has ornnmcntcd one
of the rooms OF their Dorchester home
with u frioae Illustrating her hun-
banda ntorlos.
The mlaaionary society OF thoMctho-
dat Episcopal church wants 20 raise
100000 In this country for the purpose
OF ondnwinH u professionally IN Pckin
University, China, In memory OF DR..
Pitcher tho FIRST prosident OF that In
etitu,ion,
Miss Frances u. willard suggeate a
Christian thcatcr.-ono conducted In a
way that religious papers could nd
vertisc ANA recommend md TO which
u young Rirl could be taken without
fear " anything from the stage that
would bring u blush 10 her ohoeh
Isx-sccrctnry John w. rostcr reoent-
~ arrived al San Francisco from Paris,
whore he attended the Bering Aca
tribunal. by way ~ the Orient, viHit-
ina Syria, Palestine. Egypt. India,
Hurmah. Siam, China, corca and ia.
pan, He viii remain In California
about two weeks, after which he viii
| 10 directly TO Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
wEkTIIIsnroup.

weatherford. Tex. June ia free
barbecue was given by the colored peo-
pie today at the Levy Grove. in the
southern part Of the city. In comment
Grafton OF their emancipation. Several
speakers entertained the crowd aud a
good time was had.
A report is current that Judge I.
NJ. Richards will soon enter the list M
senatorial candidate from this dis
trict The Judge fully nccords with the
political views voiced by Hon. Horace
Chiffon, and is in line with the load
ers Of Texas Democracy.
The friends Of the North Side Meth
odlsi church have one-half the amount
subscribed necessary to build their
church edifce. The people are respond
ing cheerfully TO the calls made upon
them. The Sims Female seminary
building fund is increasing The
Weatherford college subscription has
been raised and plans will be made
in a short time which will be adopted
for the requisite additions.
Several private residences are being
built and Weatherford is expanding.
Prof. ]. l. Harper and Miss sydney
Squyrs We're married today NJ D. m.
at the home Of the brides parents, by
Rev. w. T. Chiles. The bridal couple
left this afternoon on the i:is o'clock
train for Missouri.
l.. w. Dunn anG L. L. Dunn made
an assignment today to A. ]. Stauger.
assignee. Liabilities. sS09.20
The Cumberland Presbyterlans OF
this city have called TO the passionate
Rev. l. C. Francis OF Little Rock. Ark
He has accepted the call and will be
here July 1.
The telephone exchange is putting in
posts for the service on North Main
street and on the square,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

-, - A. -,
Walnut rex June lo.--ht tne com
kencement exercises of Central col
L. the following program was car
4 ~, sro,,, q n M m 70 N M.
~ ou' ~"
bstrumetal duet. :" ,;..'';
Misses Daisy DEM and Ahce BIC
Surdy.
ttroductory address 80;
" .:Mr' u workman
y-"Cheerfulness'
-. =. g. -; =. Miss Maud Pearee
bstrnmental duet. :.
Mrs. Ellie cochran ana MISS Alice
McCuruy
frauon,. mt. John Barnard
Esay-"Glrls trials 49,.
-"........ - miss Matte Barry
fstrumeanl trio =
Misses Earl Aubrey, Alice McCur-
dy, Mytle Bible
[ratlon,. e. MIR. Henry Cochran, Jr.
Essay-"ln the Marble there Is an
Angel =. MISS Daisy Delm
|sstrumental trio. =. E. ....,.....
Misses Daisy Delm, Alice Nc
Curdy and Myrtle Bible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Baird. Tex, June 19.-Yesterday the
trustees OF the Baird public school
made contract with Prof. z. w. Chat
field, employing him as principal for
a term Of FIVE years. Prof Chatneld
is one OF the best educators in this
state, and no pains will be spared to
make the school here one Of the lead
ing Institutions OF West Texas.
Crop prospects Of every description
were never better than at present, and
wheat and oats are yielding much
better than was expected.
DR.. j. ID. Wlndham. a pioneer OF
Callahan county and resident OF
Texas for more than nifty years. now
in his Slth year. is In town and re-
counts many Interesting occurrences
of frontier life in this section.
Cattle shipments have been very
light, only sixteen cars having been
shipped up to the present date this
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
rnovnanrAL PHILOSOPHY.

Weak parents breed ingrntes.
A thing In print IN pnst control
satan can mako chains OF roses.
Petty expenses have rats teeth.
The dovii'H dirt makes poor dam.
The miaer'a golden cup IN always
empty.
There is no lifting power In strong
drink.
Tho richcp, men are not tho rnosf
moprned.
Too much rent has tired many man
10 death.
Row men care to marry lap dogs
two-leRged nurse.
Some fathers KIN altogether too
many fntted calves
The weakest mother viii face the
gieatont danger,
II II seldom necessary 10 preach
charity TO thd poor,
Don't be 20 anxious 70 claim respon-
nibiilty for writing rot.
The American who noEiects to vots
Is the worat OF aliens.
Some mon arc too Ktupcndousiy wios
10 understand Themselves.
The life that ~ maiie up Of nothing
but years is stunned only with moss
!, would take an Iufailible man to
make an absolutely partial Judge
Prima donnas often appear to have
moro scorer 10 settle than 20 sing,
by doing your experimental cooking
before marriage you may save many
family broiia.
some man seem to imagine that
their standing IN society depends ON
no stisincns Of their eoila.u.--c h;cagu
Herald,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Thorp Spring, Tex. June 19.-Mr. a.
}lark and daughter, Miss Jessie, started
yesterday for the state meeting at
5iillsboro. They expect to attend the
2eachers institute at Galveston before
fhey return.
Misses Fannie Kemp and Flora Pink
3rton will also attend the state meet
3ng at Hillsboro.
Mr. Charlie Howard and family left
yesterday for Vernon, Tex, their future
Rome. Mr.. Howard expects TO engage
The dairy business and at the same
ime start up Jersey stock farm.
Mr.. James Lancaster, who was ar
tested for being implicated in the kill
ing OF old man Parker waived exam
ming trial and was remanded without
pail
The citizens OF Tolar and vicinity
burned out en- masse To search for a
knest that the late James Parker was
thown to keep under his bed ana at
h times locked, supposed to contain
tnoney or other valuables. They failed
r. ind the chest
4 The late rains have delayed harvest
Eng OF the oat crop. The weather Is
Pow suitable. and the crack OF the
|Nhip is heard on every hand. The oat
Erop Is short. Wheat is failure. This
lsection will not make wheat enough
for bread. The prospect for corn was
|tever better at this time of the year
Esgetables of all kinds In abundance
The fruit crop will be very short.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

II Is but a break in the woodland
This wall of young poplar enclosea'
There is not trace OF d dwelling
Save only those cinnamon roses.
A glow like a cloud OF the morning.
Each bloom with It's hearts hidden
gold;
England
our grandmothers cherished OF ola.
An sweet with their fragrance. the
south wind
sways softly the boughs TO and fro;
1--WE planted these howerH,' low
whisper
Floats down from the dim long ago;
Who were they7 We know not; the
wildwood
The place with It's green wall In
closes.
A home that has vanished forever.
SIN lives in It's cinnamon roses
Marion Douglas In Harper's Bazaar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Conneils speech the impression now
IA that the sage Of Palestine" Will
be hard TO beat In that county. The
speaker closed hla address In tho toll
lowing Language; Como aud SO with
us and we'll help 20 nominate and
elect man as governor wheac char
aeter is built upon the foundation OF
sublime truth, upon this Important fac
tor the supcrstructure rests. Not n
stone graces the temple OF ltehgnn's
character building but was squared
and numbered In the uuarrios OF hon-
esty and gh-mindclness. not timber
enters the structure but was prepared
and flttcd by the hand OF virtue, not
column supports Il but Ia the reelection
OF a true humanity; it's cntahlature "
emhelllshcd In a half century OF Dem-
coratic victories. while ita mnjeRtio
dome Ia baptized In the sunlight OF a
life spcnt In the interest Of the pros
perlty and happiness ~ the people
Of ToNas, aud mirrors 20 tho world
tho grandeur Of IA hero and states
man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

A lady fends from the writCrr' club
''suRgcstlnn that would save many n
broken henre,' aH well az put down
hignmy. breach OF promise and tho
seven dendiy sins. She proposes that
every married n.nn and woman should
have a circle tuttooed around tka iinger
IN place Of the wedding fing. Tho
operation" she thinks, could, with all
reverence. be performed by an expert
IN the vcHtry nfftr the church rrrvice"
widows who ro.mnrry should have
their nucccfaive husbands licked or
by means or star added 20 the ring.
Tho project In an admirable one and
nm azure viii meet with the approval
OF the persona chiefly interested, Tat
tooing IN mn operation which Involves
considerable pain Mt the time and sub
nequcnt inflammation. That would
rive nowly-mnrripd people u common
tnpir ~ interest 10 talk about on their
honeymoon. Besides. any one would
see At glance that they were on
their wedding Journey. And that "
Just what newly-marricd people want.
Pail Mall Budget.