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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
The Farmer and the Fisherman


The supporters on the cpat-..- lrms Of oar
st [, are a farmer and fisherman Ever since
our Pilgrims landed At 5 Mary 5 the Two oc-
equations to which the greac r pat Of the pco-
II of Maryland have devoted themselves hag-
inc been digging in the earth anG deIving IN
| The water They are manly caIiIugs and con
lucive 10 the growth Of stalwatJ a1d indie
pendent race. rhe competition, however,
caused in the last thirty Years, by The brig
ing into cuI v.tion OF imm n3e tr4tt> Of rich
land in the West has greatly reduced the pro
its oftha farmers aud compelled many oftheni
10 seek other means Of making wing. OUr
tishelmen on the other hand, having Steadily
increased in number ani those engaged il
preparing the products of our waters for mari.
ct now constitute quite a large armyof workers.
The fishing industry is destined to become
more ana more important il properly fostere!
There is no sheet OF water in the world that
has hidden in lis blue depths such treasures as
Chesapeake hay. Those treasures may he de
Stroyed by tie fish greed of the present ger
Grafton ard the failure to take necessary Steps
to prevent the goose ihat lays the golden egg
from beng killed. The preservation Of ctr
oyster beds from destruction. ard i'll some way
10 increase their area ana proiactjven-ss are
sCh.acis which demand the careful consider
ton Of cur egisl, t,rs, no less thin he m-,}l-
cd Of adding 10 the oyster tluj - Tic Cre&cca'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

Geo. F. Sloan Y BIO, lumber dealers,
whose card appears i'll this PEI, are very well
known throughout this county. They are
making a special etiort for The country bus
ness and we are coniienf that our patrons
W i'll do well 10 see them before buying. The
boards quoted for are sound, largely IL feet
long AMI fair widths. The floor is worked
and the shingles viii max good service sb!e
roof
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
The Modern Way

CommeuIs itself 10 the wa'I-ro~m"d, to do
pleasant and efI:-etualIy what was formerly
done in the crulast manner AID disagreea]ly
as well. TO cleanse the system ana break UP
colds, head ,cHes and favers without unp'eas
ant at CT elt..c. use the del. ,Atful liquid laNi-
tive remedy. Syrup OF F,Gs.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

-rhe case, Dr. iunuico aq,tirendo, Of Chas
Adams, c. 'fed was tired before Jury Tues
Ryon, Waring and Griffith and that of the
Warden andiK -ep n of The J il, al the mother
and wift..of the insane man The iIry rendered
a YER Iict hat the man was luna'ic and
paupar. Judge Brooke has not yet decided
where he will send the man SIT. ; Attorney
Brandt appeared for The osae and Chas. II.
Stanley, Eq., for The County Commissioners
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

Died at the residence OF her paren.s, near
Che,tenham, OMA ESTELLE, tie daughter
Of lem1el and Charity White, aged years.
a light is from our household 90 "a,
A voice we loved is still;
4 place IS tcant in orr mid
That never eau be fl led"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02


Under whatever name Inflammation is found,
(and the list is long one) there will Golden
Relief cure. Thus it is that it VIII cure fclon,
applied externally, and also a consumption,
taken in 5 drop doses on small lump Of sugar in
terualIy. You have sore, bruised finger. Put
the Relief on il and be surprised how quickly it
is well On any other sore it is tie sl2le. Oue
drop applied 10 an old sore viii cause il to heal
after al else has failed. Cold-sorc' o'2 ya@r lip
are cared by it IN one night You hive t-icdit
for sorethroat and found yourself cured almost
at once. Nov your lungs ere soro-iGI2ncd-
it quickly cures inflammation q the lCzgs a
chronic coUgh-Co Consumption IS or you. Il will
cure your lungs. No inflammation. 70 consUrnp-
ton. It viii not n"r:a.t iuGamU2a lion 10 exist.
This is why il c.. championships as it
would sore throat. o. lux, a fclon a tooshache
or n neuralgia. Tie sore in your lungs IS healed
and you are well. One sore is not Iauch unlike
another No Inflammation, no sore, no con-
sumption. A tablespoonful cures La Grippe.
II satisfaction not given money refunded. It
never disappoicts. Take Z bottle homo today.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

-When other remedies E,il to reli4Fa
coughs and colds, D.. Bulls Cough S up
will effect permanent cure. Obviously b.
cause il is The best rem d.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02
FIDELITY lid 1151si7 t1M?ANY
OF MARYLAND,


No. Z n. Calvert Street, Baltimore
pECOMES sole surety on bonds of execu
- tors, administrators, gual dams, receivers
trustees &c, and in all undertakings in judi
cial proceedings.
Of attrchmeAt, repleyin, appeal, etc.
Insures the fidelity OF persons holding places
Of trust of every description.
Acts as transfer agm uninegistrar of stocns
and bonds issued by cipal: railroad and
other corporations.
Receives money on deposit; makes loans !;
deals in exchange, foreign and domestic, and
in e cry description OF property real and per-
{ Iiects re
ages estates nts, incomes, ,erust, and man.
t1rtc rs X for guardians, trustees, admins
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

1 cyo1rp:Hg S!ccc:s
That's what DE-.
FenneT'S c 0 Id G n
Relief is. It is q
specific Tor INFLAM-
NATION, reaching
and curing it wher-
ever it exists. Swell
ing and pain accom-
pany Inflammation,
SO it always cures
swelling and OTin.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-02

O. Subscribe for the ENquIEER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
JUDGE a " TERRELL

The many friends and admirers Of Judge
A. W Terrell, United States minister 20
Turkey. VII be glad to E1ow that hs
hsaith which was Impaired when he 's't
Texas has eee0 perfectly restored during
his residence ia that distant lana
Mrs Terrell Is aow on her way borne
TO Austin. stopping Ter few days D. New
york.
Judge TsrrelPs Jurisdiction as minister
extends ever all the cons 1latos 10 TURKEY
Asia Aiao- Egypt Syria and from jerg-
Ealem to cl1 Babylon and the Persian
Gult, and his earnest and Intelligent Offices
II behal: Of Amerlcsn interests and Amer
ican citizens, IL iaat vast tGrrisryt have
cean fEvrrahly notice 10 t1l press % ih.s
country from time la tme. II is under
stood that 81 hts eEa-t'rs duties wil ger
u1it. JeaEt Terrell wlli come home on 90
visi; IN hpv.l During AIS so5ourn ~ ta-
land Of tae Turk he -ass milk waite
Ara5lsu a.sea Meantime. that ola Frzy
r.-le Of r.s IS quietly grains in h.g7 i7as-
Es--srs-g 4pou the banks gl tas Colorado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

NJ. .rr-.s-..--,
hsA "h2 '4isa .
~ | 2! ne court r.
goa = Ia''as.
-. p '@'nsT Ha2.
-. man vas e2l-a'ss -
s1i.'"a' 1a- moose vas adjusted aaa
ap "tAl-s' 1At ae@ta AID nor aa-
sos4 - ne ru.g-t ana me7y
.s.'.la.''i- "29 has gathered 60 wt-
eAe-S-i7H Atirihlsed ne escape
'-- -4 % ne tA i1tcral
i.f'isnee Y behalf Or M laaocrr
20" iHe friends q ths nar1a-ags va-
u.n ea9 Those who assisted upon ,sa
sti7eI lstieT 81 .he iaa were ~ con-
la.F ohal'A' aiifib1t.F ihe faHre 10
N''le tne saAien45 o. The tanlr 81 Die
ias aEtrn would probably
hse }-at5a thr fpa and the .rag
go l'9 over aeain hat tls
isH ~ loeal minister pro.
49, l''a' ms pltY aia not require blu
= 'i..Ne sse92a attempt that there was
t--s' i'lhle a,upi as g the gust 81 the
, e'lsii.''.l man ana inat the progidential
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
nousroy. rnInAr. 90. ID.

Thomas Jefferson in urging the
necessity for party harmony a1td
the last hope of human liberty rest,
on MS. ana for 80 dear condition
rnent ana every enmity. ~ We move
fn n mass. be IL ever - eircuitUusi.-,
we shall attain our obiecti but II we
break into squads ana every one
pursues the path he thinlCS most al
rect, we become an easy conquest -
the enemies OF Democratic govern
rent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
ours Aao oulRks.

The noston Herald suggestion TO eon-
gress Is. Now ie. Hawaii T. I. P.o
Tho Philadelphia Times thinks every
thing seems 70 be taking a turn for IL.
better except the hand organs. "
The Daily America hits inc asus,o..
shriekert rather below the bell IN mi,
BON the cuckoo and the buzzard mr.. nv
ful birds, but the cuckoo is the clesner ~,
the two" ''
The Washington Evening News y,,..
NOW that the scientists have dlse,ye,.',
snakes W water there Nc absoiutsl, ~ ~
cape Tor lac Kelley graduate way nat
tha water cure? nov
The Atlanta Journal Is surprised I'M, 90.
esteemed contemporary. the constlrt,az
does not attribute the recent coll w.,
Ahe low price OF silver This Is the -.
coinage u rs fears '''S
The Minneapolis Tribune makes M.
sonal mentions Joe Davenport a Ko,s
CITY politician who visited the Star ofSl1
In that city a week ago 10 dlselpl,ne s', ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
THE LATEST PaoT !,
--.-
REBELS sArn TO M o..
TIM soUrH, ''as
reiEoto Changes the Ca,
Fpulo to Prevent mo-, 2 q 4
Troops Going over !, Di'sa'
s1rs ents--coming EN-. 'a' i.

Rio de Jaaeiro. rebrg,-,
cd 1854 by Associated pres, &C.,, =
y. vas. minister 3. war has , 49,
to d.aaessements with p,. .'.ls'',
oners - " poaua |
Colonel Aiacedo. eo,,-..,
Of Santa Cruz, has been ,,'' s,.i.. 2 =
pic'on Of being a sBy Of 1 Sc
The rebels appear to be n s.l-.'s' /.
IN Porana which State Z ,.s
me hands Of tao lasargea,. ''' T., !
capitol ot the state d, m., 'A'
which city She rebels wsrs . ,,.. la''a'
ed to be masehlns, after lsy,s-
lancing TO lae south OF SAINT,
disposed to join issue MINI ~
forces. sac raulo has hl,bo. I Y
s'dered to be loyal. but tbs,.
doubt that tile city Is nov, Il,
The government fearing FOR d.
$40 raalo and also Tor the at.g II
important port Of Santos. wbI,N
Wi,n Rio de Janeiro. would 4, !.
" th= rebels We're successmi I. 'si'
possession OF Sac raulo. hss - ~
REGIMENTS IN the garrison :. Y.l'
ala at santos with troers ~. T., ~
ANA other places 49,. Iva 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

edltor for certain reflections rpon the DAv-
export 'ype ot statesmaasAir e able Ga
Be out again
me Memphis Appeai-Avaiaacae -hinEs
Tag raEecs SHOULD mnfe BE- tstr eaalaess
80 aHleetan1 ali che details q, u.a SAB
government u they di3 'hey w54la ssrne-
times De very muca surprised By aeue 81
rho aarrrrr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
cLARK-MhrLocK INcoss5rEN-T.


cLARN-MhrLocE INcoSsI5TEN~T.
Jasss clark In a,s speech at the nsspns
O.: The Mau92K committee SAID POS big
there .z rot man wi;aia ,ss sound d
my voice aat agrees vitb ever71ng tsat
III Cleveland aas done So aoI 5., l.1.
.s not the agesaoa
Hs 'e@a prc5tels 80 recognize .as east
ts.at tasrs were o'aer democrats vao Ola
u7i ag-es so entirely wlsa vha.
cieysilad mas done ana fais "Are there
differences aneas lsf Yes. National st.
fareaees7 Yes Can vo 20. se.ae
tssmg Yes gsw7 py relocating .,,n
90 ths democrats congress SAD demo.
cratic president ana agrssias 90 aHae hy
their acao= whsre else VIII ya4 GHI d
tribunal wtta jurisdiction aad authority 90
decide these controversies b-; in congress
and ga le presiasa-
Taea passing FROM tas differences among
democrats on National questions De- RS
tsrred 70 ssrsre7ccs en- question: o., state
policy sns sals "A-a mere l5eal sre--
enses among US aq 70 questions W state
nell~y2 Yes are yhrv .--e-7--taalse So
plaera7-ssf Yes differences d, uu5s.
bat WHOM attea arslyzs8 aad se,s up ia
t7e lira' cs 'se SON cheese l.ra-.-cas lls-
aHpear So .at glorious Hsac az homes
s-lth AID ,Aes ne debated tbs, u.ere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

'l''- Aiag FEB 4ary l6.--lns rf-,...,-
i, j" itt aa35iy work again. ! ba
aaI aas u g' ta5 8, O. tae s2paIa-s baad
ia- .a4ns ~ Alabama. 81
'.r-iy lT'n The effects Oh e.,aiy-5-. -te4
= -ia !. l'e -, has r.ggusatly 4 iass bs5a5
aas.@4 . smoke it until ds4f5 S ol es.l-
h'm 2f ,aa pleasure ''A deprived
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC
Az ADDRESS ny THE TEXAS FARM
ERs' ALLIANCE,
Nothing Set Forth Except THAT Or
EnnisaHon is Essential 10 sue
cess in All ThtaEs-i'arlncrs
Are Ursed 90 Unite.

Are trseu TO Unite.
Dallas, Texas. February 1.-THE follow
Ing address Us asll-aSraaat1-y:
To tAe Alliance people Of Texas and 60
an VINO aeslr- 10 better tAa eoaalu3a 81 RE
t5l.ng millions The Formers Alliance
has been orgaa1ea lo- over seventeen
years and has Grown from an obscure
1llh H sp4rsey settled Yves; .eALs
community TO be gae ~ tAe most powe---l
Industrial associations u the "or4s hls-
tory, ami cNgau1.ag' iat5 aimos, cysr
state and Territory 10 the Union. iae
United States has only g ger cent Of The
w0rl1 psu4.llcA yuL j. pllauccs on aa
average SO per cout ol ell The great Staple
proauets Of the farm. mine, workshop 3a3
factory. >Ns nas u4tu.s y. -..- l..,4.--.ss
Qg God CALLED TO oe favorable 20 CIR euosts
l7 sach or oAten, as To- Warrant ;hs GOA
aiuons which amply ylsusy the universal
discomfort existing amgls ,ae masses
Therefore. "a 40 ume 40 American his
tory mas 10 been SO necessary Jn4t lae p4s-
p.s lhoIogsaiy understand t4eis surround
.z8 a4u De- s4..4.aI lu those matters
vnlca affect gHelr welfare as az lllsgn,
l3.-y Dal- D.i De tl---.gJ sa4l eHuala.I 70
asl oa ii lUrrr ut ss0. UAle.s tile,. ,...a.4-
tAe auI ueet ulfr.. to-el4er anu discuss
et.iu.s anu uls- ..es..n-.s4J "ltA e-lu o.4lg.
au Questions l-4 u4.-.-A- 10 tAelr iAJrltr.5
as IalI.-.a 0-.. l4v-4. egs u.J as yl-1eys.
ia ta.a a== ul malFe4u.,a pgusIess a4l ot...t.
liass-a sac eeatIA~t. ..-aal444 aA4 4t-
is.=paIsa ,3 .4u,l Iai--.g al.I ~.tA pr1-is-
.''. 4-"i ze.s' as "a eo-r-.. -g--e oi tails, al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

TIE DAILY POST SUNDAY POST.
e4 CoilmnG ~ 10 ~ Columns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

THE sEail-N EhAAY POST, IL coli
UMNS A WEEP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

Entere1 az the P1E.of3ce az Houston
Texas. as Second Glass Matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22
TEXAS MOURNS NOBLE SON,
ONE or THE GRAND MEN OF THE
oLDES TIME.
In Ex-Governor ThroclSmorton, VINO
Died at ni- Home in Mckinney
After serving Its State FAITH
fa1S Nearly Forty Years.

Special Dispatch,
Mckinney, Tex, April ai-Hon. J
W, rhroekmorton died this morning at
. o'clock
He will be buried tomorrow evening
at o'clock
Gov. Throckmorton was member
OF the Masonic lodge. and that body
viii probably conduct the services.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Many Persons Have II who DO MOI
suspect It-ita Victims
Are Legion.

are Legion.
Mr.. o. s. MoQuillin OF Spring ISL,
Iowa. writes
-Four years ago last fall my stomach.
without any previous warning, refused
10 perform It's functions, and | soon
lost strength Shortly after this ] had
my first experience OF five siegcs OF the
grip. covering a period Of about three
years During this time food was
forced through my stomach By using
caihartice Large blind piles bid fair
TO block all evacuation. Ny kidneys
soon became Involved 70 that the scnnt
and often painful Weddings refembled
beefs gail a curious brown dry hcnb
that had been growing u little below
my left eye, that | thought was a fever
sore began 20 spread, ana ] hive some
reason TO believe II would In time be-
come n cancer with flesh wasted
away--or, ! think. eaten up by multi
tudes Of microbeB--strength exhausted
into a bath tub, hopes an gone. ] saw
Pe-ru-na advertised IN the Iowa State
Register. wrote TO you. and received,
among other pamphlets, Family Phyai-
clan No. 2, which convinced me that
catRrrh had pOagesrion n my throat.
head, stomach aud Kidneys. I began TO
take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-iln. following
free advice which Or. Hartman gave
me, In short time could eat nouri6h-
ing food, and the piles, kidney trouble,
constipation, and the peculiar sore on
my face. all disappeared; flesh.
strcngth. and a splendid appetite re-
turned md I went 70 work"
Send to the Be-rr-na Drug Manu-
featuring company Of Columbus. Ohio,
FOR n free copy Of Family Phyeclan
No 2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22


Throekmorton immigrated 20 Collin
county TeNr from Tennessee, and
''ssu' p''V''ee' asa u'eu III 'he hone
VI ,is auupuo"'
ii''olN'''u,'o'i 9ou''y was named ior
nun ''''' ms l'a,"' Nos' l'ifoctn'or-
20" ''''.gu 70 'Vii.n county IN ls'l, ms
i"'i'sr uy'ub IN So ne went 70 Ken
'u'hS' una stuoieu i',euic'Ro uhder ms
unole' Dr. James IT, Ihfoeknor'on. In
lSi'. ana htter inc MeNio''h war he
again removed TO conn county ana
prSc'leed mere uht' lS'9 ne was cleo
Tea TO inc legislature IN MOL ana re-
elected IN 1893 ana 1900 IN 1897 he
was elected 20 me senate tor "a term
OF Tour years enalhB IN lSel lie took
prominent STAND Ior me protection
OF the irohuer' TOT 'he adjustment OF
the endangered iahu U'ies OF the set
tiers In Peters colony IN which he
lived as wei as In other portions OF
the state ana IN FAVOR OF giving en-
courasment to the construction OF
railroads ana the endowment through
grants OF the public lands of a splcn-
49, '''"N'''' - f
The legislation Of Texas on this sub
jeet for ten years bears the impress OF
his seniue' his patriotism and his UNI
tagging zeal TO no legislator Of the
state said his biographer' are the
people more Indebted for our grand
Developments In Internal improvements
than to James w. Throekmorton'"
Born among wings he was reared
a Whlg. and was on the Scott electoral
ticket in 1852 but he declined 10 have
anything to do with the Know Nothing
party when It came Into existence in
1854. on such fundamental questions
he was strictly Jenersonian. In 1856
and In 1851 he was elected MS a Demo
crat. and has ever since been a con
nistent member OF that party.
He opposed secession as a policy. and
was for while IN harmony with Gov
Houston. He was in the senate when he
was elected as 4, Union man TO the Sc
eesslon convention and sat in both
bodies at the same time. the sessions
alternating In the forenoon ana after
noon. some Ioafer Missed Throckmor-
ton when he voted mo- on the seoes-
sion ordinance. when he arose aud said.
.,Mr Presldent. the rabble may hiss
when patriots tremble." He never de-
MED The wrongs under which the
south labored. but differed with others
al 10 the mode and manner or redress
But he would never draw his sword
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

James w. Throckmorton has been
conspicuous character in the political
history OF TeNns for nearly forty
years. and he has always been held
in the highest estimation by the people.
lie was was born in 1895 in Sparta
Tenn, and grew to manhood ia that
state Illinois and Northwest Arlson-
sas. After receiving a good education
he studied medicine. ana prNcuoed FOR
long number of years, until his incli-
nations led him TO study law aud
adopt It as his profession
He was "a surgeon In Mai Chevallie's
Texas Rangers during the Mexican
war. His father, Dr. William e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

BY Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo- Aprn 2o.--A special to
the Republic from sedalla, Mo, says;
j. A. Pollard. q farmer living seven
miles south Of sednlia, brought TO the
city today gallon Jar filed with live
locusts. He says farmers in the south.
ern part OF this county nre blowing UP
millions Of Pharoah's pests and fears
are entertained that their appearance
30 early IN the spring VIII result IN The
devastation Of the tender crops
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. H., April 2o,-Mayor Hop.
lSins again refused TO see the commit
tee which has in charge the arrange.
ments for greeting Gen. Relly's ar
rival in Chicago, and It IS iutimated
that the army will receive scant eour-
tesy at the hands Of the Chicago po.
lice. The police are said to have been
ordered to prevent the army's entrance
into Chicago, and the men. It Is said
will probably be compelled to pass
around the city on their way East
An effort is being made to organize
& distinctive Chicago army. but so far
not more than 100 have been secured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22
FRoM nnLToN.
A small Fire-sam Jones Lectures
Ronsts the Pops.

Special Dispatch.
Bolton. Tex. April 2o.--A small blaze
IN the roof Of the steam laundry at
Baylor college called out the fre de-
partment yesterday afternoon The
fire was soon extingulshed; damage
small.
Sam Jones lectured here last night.
He scored the Populists. He said some
Of them would get to heaven. but not
TO Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

BY Associated Press.
Rotterdam. April 2o.--Arrived-Am-
sterdarn. from New York.
Queenstown. April 20.-Arrived-Brit-
fannie. from New Yor. Poased--scythia
from Boston.
southainpton. April 20--ArTived--
Fuerst bismarck. New York.
Hamburg. April 2o.-Arrived- Russia.
from New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

|lGenu
nm Vi
I thesri
Ninth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Nnrshau. Tex. APRIL 20.--Rohbers an-
tered Joe f'orana saloon last nlcht
recurring cafh 10 tho amount on 81 rs
and an the beer and whisky they want
ed No clew.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Families supplied with Lemon Sour.
Blood Orange Ginger Ale, and Mohawk
water. condensed Hrtesian water,
germ proof. used. Telephone 2i2. Tia
caperS Manufacturing company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

This beautiful HIGHT Doux.et-
nouN trap Is roomy enough for
four persons. When not In use
the hack scat folds from view uil,
der front seat and loiuurc back re-
moved rcurward, Deep scat pam
els curvlng outward AFFORD pru-
lection from whoplR Fine rnls-
ed carvings and imitation vcntii-
ptors appear on sides, Body IN
painted dark blue; gear, Lord