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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
MEMPHIS ITEMS.

Special Dispatch.
Memphis, Tex, Jan. 29.-Nlr. Carrot,
merchant uf lfstelliue sold to Mr.. Lee
Bivons Of Claude, 800 steers last week at
Sl3 per head.
Tho l.. l.. \. Club gave an entertain
mcnt last Saturday evening at thei
rooms, A large audience attended and
all were well pleased with the exercises,
Tho groaf Racket store. 1919 Main.
soils mons genuine calf shoes at Sl5I,
gnnrnnlool. b dnns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Mr. u. T. sprinkle Is clrcul1or iof lhe
Gazette Ia Fort Worth. nui orders Tor lne
paper should be- given 10 hhn VI his agen'A'
His office " Ga Main street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

A bin has been introduced in tho
Kentucky legislature to prevent saio"n-
keepers from sitting on the council al
ihrd-class city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
SOME or BONDS SUBSCRIBED.
Bv Ar4oeiated Press.

Washington. Jan. 8O.-Sccretary Car
Isle this afternoon received q dispatch
of t1p b per cent bonds has been sub
scribed for. The secretary is now con
iidont that the whole issue OF 1pOOO'-
600 will be subscribed for at llT2o, or
higher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

After tho CLARK committee shall have
met at Dallas and aympathlzol with one
another Governor llogg win wonder
what he was mndc for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

The ninctcenth anniversary of Roy
Thomas \ Dudley Us hishop of Kep-
lucky WAS appropriately celebrated nj
Calvary church In Louisville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Just received fresh garden seed, inclu-
ding all the best vlrieiics.
TURNER * DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
TINE collERcIAL TRAVELLER.

TIE VVWWETITIAI w II777TF'
National Traveller.
Three hundred thousand traycs-s IN the
United States. estimated ua doing 'uu aver.
age business Tor the year. gives o grand
total ~ WU.WHOlO tons Of goods sold by
travellers during the year. Another csli.
mate as 90 the amount NJ territory covered
by these travelling men during the year
brings q grand total Of SIZE $4,000 paid
ont for railway fare by the men OF the
road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

one Of tho Worst In Many Nears-Ltue
pan,avc Done 20 Shipplug Two
schooncrs Narrowly Escape,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Why waste dollar when you can e.
to the great Racket store 1872 Main.
and save ny NOu can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Tho great Racket sore is located at
l2l2 Main street, 1t Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Special Dispatch.
Washington, Jan, 20. Kilgorc has be.
gun more active canvass for the an
pointmcnt of Mcllvaiuc for district att
tlwcy Of .the Eastern district OF Texas
since q son of Culhtrson was appointed
district attorney for the west district
lie SAYS that. as the mnrsAllship also
Gresham ohpincd chief dcpuly mar
shalship for his district he dilgore) In
tends 10 cal The attention Of the admins
uutigu 70 how little he has had in the
distribution ot these department of
Justice plums
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

The greed racket slorc. 1912 Main,
is cheap, Il Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

The great Racket store. 1al2 Main.
sells mems genuine calf shoes at 81 81.
guaranteed, 1t docs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
BUnGLAmzED AND BURNED.


tAluc. Texas. Jan 30. Last night
the large. store OF blanks, Mckinney
4 Go. at Prairie lca, six miles north
Of here was Iurs'Hrilcl and burned.
Loss, about 5000. The Gre was discov-
cred this morning about . O-,Jck, aud
Notwithstanding the heroic efforts OF the
citizens of the village IL was burned,
The safe. after the fire was over was
found to have been blown open. and from
appearances. IL was the work OF pro-
fcssIounls The firm loses everything
SIS in cash and o 5000 stock, insured In
the Hartford for $500.
The great Racket siorc. 1912 Main, has
Just received another big line OF glass
,-urn nLnun Il Inn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

on a Railroad Track Near Paris. Text
Is Thought He was Murdered ana
Placed on the Track.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31
LARGEST CITY cRcULhH0M
LARGEST TEXAS CALCULATION.
thRckS1 SOUTHERN cBcULATIOS


Entered 1T Tho postniilce at Fort Worth
Tex. as socond.class mail mater.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

Why waste dollar, when You can go
to the great Racket store, ID Main,
and save ~ You can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-31

The great Racket store, 1212 Main,
keeps everything, II does.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
ia Cherry Street.

Advertisements usdsr tire head OF Lost Founf
Fer sale Fer Rent and situations " Antsd viii Be
In sstse nj the rate o. cent word sach nsertion.
Payment sl.ays 10 sdyaues 80 advertisements
fersIssd tr iess man IS c. ia
gcTFcT-The business Office o. sse Posr-fs-
ssILIsESexs Is open uStll IL p M. Classified
Advertisements viii Dc received 10 this tlfns.
Advertisements zsiIi be received At branch ofiees
the PrsT- IsrxLLIeEScgs II;
TACOMA BUREAU - iii6 Pacific Avenue.
Tbasrss Sayauohs. Manager
fsuBT TOW SSFsS n-freBeb a Springer
RELt.ISsHAB BAY BEREAu-Ses what
cen. o. u. Cgivsr. Ma aver.
The following letters await advertisers ~ this
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WHAT
THEY THINK VR

The premium map offered !. :
fosT-iNrELLlGENcER to ia -
oers' Old and new, is nov to h. 49,
IN thousands OF homes in The 80
Northwest That no pem;un
offered has given such universe, -
faction, is evidenced BY the iollo,..
testimonials, which are 4 few 49,,
the large number received from ~
who have received the map tn.
letters are exact copies OF the O.
mails on file in this ofice. IL. J,
natures only being omitted. :, =
PosT-lNTELLrGENcER does NOT q, J,
liberty to publish in full the nam. !.
those who have so kindly ern,....,
their appreciation Of the man
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DEzrHs <sp FUNERALS.

zEs9ER-The fansraz Of Zssss wtfs % SEBASTIAN
zexxer w3If take rssee the rsoEs< OF the ssess
Undertaking EsmpxEy this morning ~ 10
eesock- Interment IN Msuns P5sssans esrzse
teTg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zneras s<Yvscss ~ ANA
fsfanIsx. wife 81 Charles y. fhrtsEhaEasn, will
take psece ~ 2sSU OeseCk teefay AZ the Nerve
efar- DsnSsh efarrh, Rev. Joan n. fASacs on
eating. snt@rmsHt tE houst Pleasant eeass;ssy-
YkDrsT-Tfe fsasrst services Of Wliitann J.
PsgDss wfsf oe bell E<1snsy Il -tswsrt chapel
this afierncpa ~ oeIoek- fnterusas Ia Lake
Sfs~ eenasterys
wEfGHT-At E6gs~sfer. EsSBy5sy Sssrary IL,
1894. " A. wsixa;, q cancer. sxed Is years
Rsssaans viii pfsbshiy b shtppee 70 xinssspo-
tls his cid horne for sntsrmsnf
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UNrY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsUEER SoTICg-NoTicE
" Is hereby given that the tar books Of King
county. Washing ION, for the year lss3 are now in
my possession for the collection of taxes therein
set forth That on and amer January q 1894
state. county. city and town taxes for the year
1898 viii be payable al the county treasurerfs OF.
house in seattle
A rebate Of per centum will be allowed on all
payments OF taxes for the year 1898 II pad on or
before O'Clock o M February Is isss but Il,
not paid on or before O'Clock y. m. April l.
1884. they shall then become delinquent and a
pensliy Of per centam aided. and from the l.t
day ofApFfl 1884 all unpaid taxes and penalty
fr The year 1893 Will bear interest the rate OF
20 per eeat per snnum until paid
Personal property tar 10 assessed separate and
apart from real eststs. BYRON PHELPS
Treasurer. King County, Wash
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ENrEsrRIsE, WASH, Feb. "A -
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, SeatfIs W.
Have received the wall man. 49,
eeptionally well pleased with il IT,
csilent Accept thanks Yours -
NE
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BsLrruosr Nd Ma, :. :.

BALrtNoRE, Nd, May Il In
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle WA
Gentlemen: The map received All
very much appreciated. Very truly. /. /
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Matorr yy,.h u.,.h - -

NNLUHfs " Astiss N8rcu u I'LL
Post-Inteliigencer Co.. Seattle. Wa
Gents: / have received the man an3 !.
well pleased with it. Think il vel vots
S.. which it would cost to 20 to s;a.s
and buy It. Long may the Post-InfSl.
gencer live and prosper. I remain yor,
very respectfully, kH
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Rosrox M.sa In

BosroS, MASS, June ~.
Post-Intciligencer Co, Seattle, w. w.,
Gents: I received some time since -
excellent map Of the United stats
the world map on the reverse sios. "a
am pleased with il. It forms . hanasp.
and valuable addition 10 my once
cannot fail to be satisfactory 70 any X q
who in vests the small sum asked ,of =
map. Yours truly.
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EAST Sr. CLOUD, Mimi. May q IL
Post Intelligencer, Seattle, ymk-
Gents: The map received in good erdn
and we think it Is fine map. Yo1 shoe3
certainly be anle 20 dispose a in
number of them. Yours truly, va
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osr.xro. c.n.d. Ard, . -.

Pcst-Intelligencer. Seattle. W~K
Gentlemen: The premium map 49,
IN good order, and it gives perfect sa,;sf,.
ton. ] am yours truly, NR
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KoxrstAu a a Ma, "a -

hokisLAH. b. T., May IL IN
Editor Post Intelligencer. Ssattla NJ
Dear Sir: l have received the nm
the world, etc, and am pleased = -
that l am thoroughly satisfied win Z
Yours truly. Va
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COS TIM Frs.

uALLf~ ELL BIOS MAs9UERADE COS
II tuners. 30 street Tacoma Waah Uas Of
t9sa or 1<Es sosiSste1
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CLEvELAsp. Wash, Feb. 4 IL

LkNhLANps w uSn<s iva = ~
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle Ma
Dear Sir: / received your premium -
which gives Us great satisfaction. MyU4
thinks it is worth more than ~ ~
and map both cost. She IL much 49,
With it. Yours very respectfully. IA
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LooxrsroS, Wash fsh M
Host.Intelligencer, Seattle wnAr
received your map and IL 4 aW16h
yond my expectations. think Il i. ~
fully ten times the money you ask ff1
and il the best map have ever senok
nshsd. Yours with respect "a
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. SUNDAY JANUARY IL 1894
NTscExIAyEoUG


DErAIES FOR ALL KTrpS STOVES - y
Ia rsshes. g-n,~s sa~xs ts<- etc call of I'd
postal earl. Peter Ayf1 llis Third street. seat
te.
IkkSEy BrTTEa STORE. lAl2 FEoST 81
- fswa creamery SOC, rsants fSs 4 -; Sno'es
fo- e. 90 sA-si. TapsEnd pals for ese. egsS
cczea 81: California rolss- coz oalRef. "a
soantS 45c. for sSes raas orders receive p<ol1pA
atteas3oa- AZ H hawkes. Mzaa-er
S.fnE LyxE-s7 PrR TOWN PAID TRAY
- cling men 10 snpoln. AGENTS. no ssmpfsA
Write J. r. kowins. lis fifth avenue. NatcAS@
TYPEwgiTEgs BOUGHT AND SOLD 81
l. Ucct1szfsi hlosk-
nLD PAPEEs Foa SALE AT IA. HSss
" neSs o<-sce o: this para: I5c per eana-A
ESTLENFSeS DISCARDED eLoiaASs
" soSzht i4i5 Second stree
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n4sxs<cE rs.

R0WLs EB--sn se3stas Saturday gsnsArr -.
fess. 20 Mr. and Nr& W. " kowlsn1. 500
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NORTH YAKIMA, WASH, FEB 3 -
Post-Inteiligencer. Seattle
Gents: Enclosed please md stamp
balance due on subscription ana d.
Much peased with map. THINK
fine premium. Yours respectfully,
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LuMNI. Wash, Feb. : -
The PostIetelligencer. Seattle. HssL-
Dear Sirs: I received yonr premIum
in good condition. Many thanks ~
Respectfully yours.
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ENGTSKEEs xyD CONTRA Cr0Ra
Can sSASCisz'O BRIDGE e. MpASY-E v
- xinsess ane cG1tEAcsars Cor ord Of eve = de-
scrtpE5oa sharf esi4ssaE. psisirivinx 6retx ~
and ssesl shsve4 exeAvafias. plans sni spscin GO
Esns fzrri 90 Application. corfssp9adsnos &C
hcltee oescs t10-sZs sessGs National Bs1x
b2!idirr, seattle. VISA
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PEsHAsrIS, WASH, April & -
Post-lntelligencer Co., 6eAftlA Wl1k-
Of Aprii, and alter sixty miles trx<d Il
stage from ElIensburg to this placo, -
in excellent condition. ara well plo1nl
with the map. as well as astonishs1 4 4.
price for which you give the map . n
subscribers Most respectfully. 1x
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"CRISP SNAPS"

Two very dssirasse io,. In Renton Heights
120xIzo: price. szs&GD.
Two snd oue-hztf ioss 10 Denny Brosdwsy al
6sssan ~ . special haygssE Gnqure for paFisrusrs
farm lands. improved and partially Improved,
rang ne Ia prices from 80 70 40 pr aeFa
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Post-Inteliigencer. Seattle. WssA- ~
eirs: | received one of your pfenss..
maps the other day and is 10 hrs nap 2
every respect and deserves praiss. -
truly, =.
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Mr.pow. Wash. Feb. .. y,

Post-1ntelligencer Co. Seattle 49,
Sirs: The map is better than We enpsesss,
so We are we'll satisfied with IL
fully.
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LATAH, " ash. fsp. s,;sre.I !.
Post-fnteiligeacer, Seattle. 49,
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good 49, 49,
We pleased with il and also the
Iours respec fully,
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For information concerning "
map call at the publication nsnos =
address
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KmFIoYwsxr wsxrsD-msIy

WIN EHBF HOOKS 0fvE PRIVATE IN.
~ %fvarslons or clerk. good references FRANK
FsFsrs. ~ SeVsath
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PALousx CRY, Wash, May q. Ia
Post-Intelligcncer, Seattle, Va.
Gents: received the map OF the -
sent by you in good order and An u
pleased with it. Ii Is both usef1i =
ornamental and should find . piss
every household. Please accsp1 u
thanks. Yours respectfully Nh
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ABxepyrs. Wash, Feb Il 80
Post-In,siligencer Co. Seattle 49,
Premium mar received and gves
satisiAction. Yours respectfully. -
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LANGLEY. Wash. March 81
Post-Tntelligencer Publishing ca,
attle, Wash.-ients: / would say fhs.
am delighted with the map IL exns =
good order and is daisy. Ah
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sST ID k8SEAs
"a ANTAn-fARTf WIN ABOUT sGo2s
W lN cas- 81 tsk@ a. salsssss 81 sers Beafss
h"ssnesA = ifA Sc rtHs easoeeseA A1sTess ".
a Ass "a ttTA
VI ANrHt- pAATNEn steENfs~ PAY.
W tng saszA esassa Fe4sissf Vssa casa se-
a. AsArx ase<k
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AIDES FTE III <SFER ENGLISH PEN
L. ayroyss Pills fiRamqEd brand are ths Best
SAFE, rsttsaae. axe no other Ssn1 &c fssampsl
for pArtlc 84Ars si!sf for LA4aes la sster b. re-
fEr1 RIAL ~ eEgszIssG EalEassisg Casaalca Al
CO PhEAssipsGa "a
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NORTH wELLINeros, B O., June { -
Editor Post-Intelligencsr, Seattle. MA
Dear Sir: l have received your pie
MUM map in good order and an hlfzlj
pleased with IL. I consider that IN
Got your valuable paper free, - VAN
the map more than the price Of sunsel4
ton. Yours very respectfully nA
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FIR, Idaho, Feb. q ~
The Seattle Post-Intelligenoe Co.
attic. Wash.-Sirs: / received the 49,
wall map short time ago, ana g -
condition. Am more than pleased w
1t. 1t is worth double the pricA !e9'
truly, h.A
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viEor and spirit against such an at
tack or would she merely allow herself
contemptuous little laugh when
rpuSht face to face with the calumny?
Would her insulted ard innocent heart
se in indignant protest against such
ross accusation, or would she merely
t the matter drift on and make no
urther explanation than quiet denial?
What expression would her face wear?
Would she turn deadly pal" or wear the
flush OF shame? Wouli her hards plucl
.ervously at he little lace handkerchief,
~ would she stand motionicss and erect
aefoge hinl as II ,urned into stone under
his very eyoS?
Ard the answer to all these questions
he did not find readily IN his mind, In
spiration had LEFT him Ia the lurch,
Twenty times and more he stroye to put
On the pepper the powerful sr"nc which
WAS 10 be the climax of his story.
But 1t WAS in VAN, for success did not
slime upon him. and he became more
and more certain that ne would only bc
able to portray the scene with justice
and power when he had actually been
through IL himself AMI felt every phase
OF emotion record u in lines OF lire on
his heart.
once this peculiar thought had taken
possession Of him he WAS unable TO rest
Lntil he saw 1t realized
"Have you gone crazyy' cried his
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pretty young wife. raising her clear blue
eyes to his face. whats the matter?
Ever since you began that wretched
novel of yours YOU seem to be quite a
different man"
And as he only stared at her and made
no answer she went on 10 rcproach him
souudly for his conduct.
1T cannot continue like this" she
concluded, 1T must stop before long"
and then buried herself again in her
work
At the same moment the servant ap-
peared on the scene with announce
meut that the apothecary was at the
door.
\ Young man entered and greeted the
husband and wife with the familiarity
of an old acquaintance. Frank returned
his greeting. then looked vacantiy be-
fore him and appeared to interest him
SELF deeply in the pattern OF the table
cloth
TIE young man looked at him inQuir-
, ingly for a few minutes, and then, APP
preaching the young wife, pressed her
hand and asked her in a low voice what
was 80 occupying her husbands mind.
"Ach. how do | know" she replied,
with gesture OF impotence, - only
know that for a whole week he has not
been ht to live with"
! 4 deep drawn breath, a shruG OF her
shoulders. and Mrs. Frank went with
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DUE TO MUNYON.
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SOLDIER,

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ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY.
Some Fine TrottinE to he Seen at
Fleetwood Saturday.

All the indications point to a grand
days sport at Fleetwood Park next
Saturday, when four races will be
trotted, and all the proceeds from
every source are to be devoted to The
Hcrald's Free Ice Fund and 1.-THE
Evening Worlds" Sick Babies Fund
Big hearted horsemen appreciate such
charities as these, and their response
will be generous, and not the less be-
cause. while aiding the distressed they
can please themselves with such eN-
citing competitions as Saturday is sure
to bring forth.
The literature for the afrair--circu-
lars programmes and tickets-iS all
embellished with cuts descriptive OF
the two charities for whose benefit the
races We're organized Many thousand
tickets have been sent to the 800 mem
bers of the Club, and about every mem
Der takes his quota.
There is plenty of space for adver-
amoLnt paid for each advertisement
will be credited as subscription to
the funds in the papers which are their
sponsors. There are no commissions
everything goes for charity.
Entries for the go class close next
Thursday evening. with S. II. Mason
jr, Seventy-seventh street and Madison
avenue, and for the 2.25 class at the
No, PIC William street A large num-
Der OF entries has already been prom
Used
Every lover OF trotter should de-
vote next Saturday afternoon to sport
and charity. The races, on account OF
started at 100 p. NJ. Arrangcments
will be made at the clubhouse as well
as u der the grand stand to satisfy all
| creature wants, including lunch or din
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her guest on the vcrands to LOOK out
into the street.
Meanwhile Frank had gone to his
study with pleasure written all over his
face. At length he seemed to have
found n way ou: Of his difficulty. lie
wavered. however, undecided Tor a H.
tie while. But why not? what harm
was there?
Resides II was not possible In any
other way. lie would b. obliged to
write "a plain sccusatnry letter to his
wife. but then he would confess i, all
afterwards ana ask her forgiveness.
Thus there coull be No further harm
attaching T. his plan. AMI h" N1Uli Ice
freed Of all difficulty AMI be abb" T. de-
scribe me scene with powerful realism.
lie could no, understand why. The idea
hal not occurred to him sooner. II Was
80 simple ana 50 natural, AMI tI"rc
seemed To be- absolutely NJ other escape
firm his difficulty.
Thank goodness the time VAS now
approaching when ne woa.d %" abe
to hear The bitter protest of the mnu.
cent and calumnia ed wife.
Forthwith he was anxious 10 execute
his design. but his heart beat Iltl,
faster at the thought If IT, With aim
Guilty he wrote few lines I'm an al
tered handwriting, which interpreted in
! "a pitiable way the accusation II tht
wife whom he adored and loved. And
In order TO make the deception more
compete he added thereto the initia.'