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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

moro. D.. w Rurna, Adam uardee r.. T.,
ftuolr Abuur EYnnH, II ~. Martin hnd j.
II. Wiley aud alleging w 0uhHtnhe1 ~ ri,
1. Is0 Tor s4s1NAA 80 duc tNo
years hrnr dalu with Interest at ~ per erli
Der anuuni from date AMI 10 per c0ni au9r
Innda ~ an attorney FOR collection raccur
tod aud delivered ~ plaintu by dcfnndanih
~ II, mad " LrHHtgn payable % ils
order ~ plaintiff at Che MnchaNis nai ,1hnl
hank Fnif worth. Tesua, ana secured ~ "A
vendors lltu nui deed OF uutt on ahIpp
nrrns uf lana beihg pht u tue Y
note il subject 10 bundry credits amounting
10 k23i2a2; that said ngEleqlpnH disiatd
said and into lots no TO ~, SUI ihat
plalpun pas released ron slil i,epa ly az
"a. aud Ia that dUfepdants Eggigsione
have sold lots ~, 10, ~, y %, ~ 81 tt
aud % 20 defendant W, y VIZ, an', w
ana Mao sold to defendant A. q. Riley ipls
10 10, IL, ~. ~, ~. -, 30, 30 ~ ~. y
~. ~, ~ ~ D. ~, ~ and W. nld ile anla
Riley assumed the payment " the hnlhnr'
iine 0u said h0tn aud also executed ana hH
liycfed 20 Evans a Lenoir hls note Tor
yas5 which y lieu on sba ltaa s.i hnt sgh
ieci 70 plaintiffs lieu. inst SAID iiiley solo
AMI conpegel an ~ said lnte ~ defendant
C -. Mariiu WIN nfHnmffi thn payment
of ihr bnIancf duU 20 fall poe sued oni
mat y, 10 E.fioaiin sole aud conveyed 10y
y 10 + w iurM aul Adan iiardec ali
thai the anine ~ subject iu ihe lien az plnlu.
ms iimf ]. D. ~ SION sold ana cauyQll
10 defrndi ht II. IS naniH luis y and ~
ibr -nnin Il irq aahirri i0 rininiin's iien
( thnt d0fenHaut Wiry "a clnimlus some ~
trteai iu fad ffpeeiy ndNeffe " plglnlih
lgn PLATINUM roy. pllg ,, 'e spd pI attef.
n0ys fees hnH for foreclosure " hii lion On
ail 81 nnid property u 7 Sllpl Aef,. ~
cent euid, els i,l.a.gl ~ 'i ~, caai. y,
iiarein ran not. bat have y2u then ane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

u, me Dinhci Court April term, A. y.
tsit 70 he sheriff " any constable or
tNi..aeifad th4t 10 Mlhinr ruDllcaiion If
,sf1 4fffion "a s1iuc naw1papef publfhri
T.. M county n fnfrlni. FUR weeks
,.,ef!sns n ihe return day hereHt y9u .uiii'
stidsi,ce n unknown. 20 By nnd appear be.
49, the District court. 70 be hoidrn ~ ana
" tir ednlfy ~ 'farrarb nt nc eyiifinDp,t
.N,4 Msniay N Arrii A. y. l<si ~
.s.ee being ihe uih day ~ hrfll ~ y
i@iI ne nlmhef being flts tlsn 1nl inffs
II sitswef ne peiiilon q W WE W 4istI
eial III said curt on lhf ~ nif Y ~
.-sitrr a D. 1888. against ~ rali ~ "
nenseL. " n sims, 4 ~ nad y u Eye
e.sa a q. Riiey, W. y A.'er' Il. D. fnE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

In the Itirtrici court April term, 4. y.
1slil ~ tho ah0rln OF any ropsihple ~
ifnrraut county gffeiiuFi You hir heffut
Commanded that by makluR plDAcAupn "
mia citation M SOME newspaper pnhiaArl
hi fhe counts ~ rngrsnt. -four weeks plr.
gintie " DE return dag lgrrJfl You sunilhpn
j H. waiker, Whose rmldrnfe y pnkhpNei
10 M AHA appear hcfpge ne lllalrict renf-
10 b. hDlifh Do ani fpf ihc fgnnv 81 Ini-
fani n tlie ou1rih0ulr thrfept " ne ~
n paft Worfh. % iie aHopnd Monday ln
Aufii a. y. ls1fi fhe same being ihr W
M of Apfli A. b. 1904. nlH uunhfr pr,ps
Efo. then aud there io puaver ins ptii iirs
~ firsfea Haley and hiffnnder IilrIy, hlrn
h ga court "a ile Old dny u Dg.eaiegf
~ h. lSaa, hgainsf fhF geid , II. wallet
ana James Ring nnd Nllilm Llielso'
ani rllennn W Substance A. tylyMt| =,
IN, Thaf on July -, ihN afispihtt y
ii Vnlter fxcfnted nnd delivered ~ ylaiis
fiqs ~ rarlnlu pf0uihapfy ugi.a uaifn
line ilhs, payable ~ rlalnunt tf9ifi
IN ite ciiy " Fort Worth, feaaa VIII ~.
f..4e1t fr0m maturity at y pr eGst i
annam and 10 per rint aiiefu9 itft -
sized OIL helns aus Principal n?f "
ANN II t01g10. due June l. iri. ana W
3nfera9t notes Doe Tor $40 alid NO, t,t
w "a nnd two rar G47.O2 dgf Jane I. ~!
faaf iails ii13 aud 1921, rcsreciiyfll.
a.ii notes nrr accircd ~ dfed . NJ,
aa ~ l1es ~ land p me Az L4ra.a
enrrry o. 100 acres IN Hunt oph1it shnT y,
YI.i fec two nfst ni.tnllht 80
MA Interest NOTES hare beg fs,a
Thli TIE Geicucahts. Iaalai a H'ht '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
81 EcoNE TAX WILL PASS.
s Ntpherson. Though Opposed to
\ mllis Almost Certain to Win.

b. Ntehers0n, though Opposed to
! arltis Almost Certain to Win.
lsi1iid Press.
H,h.tou, March Ex-senator Ne
srm "A TO the corresponient
4 IN MI Is absolutely cnrtnin that
N Inv mmmittee will report the in
|ns b flag been said thot Senator
'ffgn uight be induceI TO vote
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

Wliiam THrdge. have OIL claim 10 haze
SOME inttfuaf III or lien upon Hnid land
dr soma lhrt thereof hui that the snuie q
Subsequent 10 plhlni0G rhd Hen and Is
subject thuwin.
iuloreHt hii0thry's iepl and costa anu ~
foreclosure pf iirr mortgage lll On NY
above described land AID pftnfst "a
ngainHI all thr ddfendnhiai
iipfeln fall nOl hut hare you thru Nhl
ih0fe before said court thii writ WIN A"lr
felam thereon. ahowinK how you nav" *
Wiiness n II. MeNATT. CLERK u the
Dlnnd Court ~ 1'arrhnl County;
Given uuder niy hand md seal q SAD
Narah A. " fQl b. H. MeNA1-r,
CIefk District Court rhfrant County.
issaiI ny jNo. O nnANuM Deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

w veE o. ne n woods she fell "a he ...,,.s
, mnere she was discovered !" ce srs ground,
wlndc. ''''s' y William Bell.
Il was two housa hefor.
n,sp ana the unfortunate ,so'-,ll - W
lelnetel to Der bone Sha ,, ~eliiln WIS
sppalsnhy htelee, Il WIS so' as ~ ~. ma
s9le she showed sxns ~ re., r's line ~, 9a-
Tier Recovery Is doabtfni 's''liihg me.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
HABwHAT SENSATIONAL.
Of lnhdelity Made Against Sen
aior kellar's Wife.

Apdated Press.
u'ad MINI, March ia com
Is filed IN the district court here
90 action for $4,000 damages,
Il y Mary Krossien against vii
. helar, wife of senator Henry
AZ the parties are from Sauk
n The complaint charges Mrs.
tia alternating her husbands af-
thd having frequently committed
Nm HIM, asserting that II had
@llar occurrence since February
For alienation of affections
wants 10000, and another sim
~ i tackled on for dishonor and
r. 70 herself and family. Both
aad defendant are parents Of
..llifs. Senator Ke,lar and wife
4 e~lgh here today and il was
\ non him that he believes in his
sorence and viii fight the case
\ y talks loudly of revenge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
AT MIDNIGHT
The Ghost Makes Its Appearance on a
Gas Well Derrick.


Richmond, KY, March 10.-Waeo. a
small town near Lere, has ghost.
white form gliding up aud down ros
well derrick II waves It's hands 10
and fro aud goes mp and down the tower
rapidly. The ghost appears exactly at
midnight. Those who have seen ii re-
fused to 60 close for inspection, but were
frightened and ran of There IL consider
able excitement In the neiglborh0od. The
residents have also been terrorized by a
panther or some other ferGclous animal
reported to be loose in that locality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
RAloUs HUSBAND.
IS Rival Attended His We'd
Sne Fought Him and Killed
Him and Another.


sealed Press.
5'.e Ky. March 19.-News was
'oiay OF wedding in this (Lee)
iSlerlny that ended with don-
,s9l. Miss Rhoda May, q pop
AZ woman was the bride. Grant
,rOom, became insanely jealous
s'eeph Donercl. a former sultor
w was among the guests. After
inaony he met Donerel. who was
N ia'ed by .Iohu Burns, youth OF
pegah firing. Both were killed,
daimed the shooting of Burns
'.inntai, A bysiander was also
4 .olndel. CecE fei, leaving hiS
W has not been arrested. The
WI, .lIf Is Frustrated hy the excite
4 -laed by the tragedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

By vlrtue ~ on order o. saie Issued GUY
T'.,es ia cause No s7Ci. Harvey q. i1wrie
" ii Tnyson Tufts aud y q. htifpn,
al "a no OH day ~ March lhYl. wv
,,'.,,, no following described real estate
~ ~ nf5gSriy n She hi1fe nunlei dr'
fendsffs to.ult; Situated % Iaunni
EMMY reshs. to.wit; r.eeh \ 10 hhtlsi9e
IlIsiiia adil1nn sub division q ih' y,
X Unfria $50 acre Hurfny ereyilihf 20 luF
,,inf aiaf With the equity flcrh -
eiii nn The ard LAY o. Apfll leNi w
ssne heinr the hni Tuesday W sWh, ltyi
isfste4o in, hDufH pnfcrihcd hy saw ~
teieit siies. ofef fae same for sale 10
INA N ff6ni " fho courthouse door ~
iAfiHn' ''- ~ A. ErLHss
eifeig ~ Tarrnnt county. Te1aa.
ny ". 81 IIA. Deli1y ahf'iu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

sT ~ sGh Dead. House Demolished
"nl tue Other Members Of the
falnily Injured.


~ ANsociaied rrCss.
Dninth; Mimi, March la.-otto Vac.
iot' aged IL yeans, was ins,nptiy laiss1
llis morning BY o dynnmite esnta. ~"
W,ilch wrecked the house of his t s,r,,g
hlcnard Wagner. German lsborins
man who lived on the on,sklr,z II tbee
CITY while The family was AZ bresi, +. !,
put three sticks Of dynamite IN the cact.
ing stove TO ihaw out, Another son III.
ward, was badly cut aud bruised. Nis
Maghor and q 2-yearold baby were 81
,oadly burned that they were taken Il Ire
hospital The house was cbmpletelv
wrecked Wasnor escaped serious IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20


Nv ,iftne ~ nn order Of salt issued out
AZ the District court af Iaunii COUNTY
ifexRs, IN ause No. Sci, y, A. hotne h9n
Nrknttitg 1 did "a the an day d Marcel
fs.li ie,y upon the following des'tip.a t,ai
e5tnie IA lie property ~ H. " MrAhui n.
Dsfendhut. t0.wit - ing ANA being W il.
.,',,,a-afe Llaaifs ~ tho diy N Fort Worn
IA snid county ~ larrni, STATE 81 49,,
md fnown and drisnnfl un ne mp "
Xxx dfe III IN flirHnlrd's addition 90 tsil
ciiy. mud Icing thc Tot conveyed 70 naii
defendRnf ~ Himend !, Anderson nnl w
n. IHrTleDn ~ thnir dred hqhHug nAir pN
IA fslh day Of January, itb.
wlii 90 Inc ar1 day " April le3lt wv
same being the nrai lucsahf ~ Apiil' ~,
bsfweUn INC hours pgoserlhed ~ lhW ~,
,irrlffis sales uier the thuc fnr .aN 70,
cftii N font Of the cputhoure door o.
t"'"n' y. a. EubrSs,
sheriff ~ Tnfr4nt cpnuty, Texas
by vs.. 81. HliA, Deputy hhcflu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
Y WINS ANoTHER MAN.
ssys that is why Mrs. May Sui
a'an Sues for Divorce.


..'laiea Press.
.'so, Ind, March ia sensa-
Il Neaie1 In this city today when
,arned that Mrs. May Sullivan
Nv suit for divorce at Rochester
L n husband, "Broncho' Joan SUI
M have been for years playing
TX cities In this country ana
YIN wild west show. %Bron-
" vas n government scout Tor
dnnNs the Worlds fair ran
4 s', *, eoaiihes from the aulilori-
-. Worlds Gair. His wife is the
" Major Bidwell, who invented
IA Z, Hstem for street cars. II y
I ~ Va Wy she Is soon 10 be married
~ 7. one Of the leading politicians
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
saE LAY N THE WOODS.

.N99d Woman Becomes Uncon-
While Going ON Visit.
ssaaied Press.
|sa -ieSea'a, L. l., March 19.-Mrs.
NJ NJ years old. II sister Of con-
49,. Bowers Of the Long Is
4 -, go y, tell IN a faint on the road
r u, ~, Wills going 10 visit her
IN r,'.o :. ellng. She was not DIS
~ y'do o'c.oek this morning.
'ils.s9 !, ~ fnroush a lonely and I'm
T'ola' Nhen about the cen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20
AsroR BEYOND nnpENrrIoN.
The Ex-American Joins Conservative
Cab In London.


London, March 1a.-Wlliam Waldorf
Aston has burned another bridge between
him and American citizenship, and is
now to all interests Gu extreme Tory.
the London clubs Its members are dis
tinctly aristocrltic and the qualifications
for membership, up to the present, have
been That the candidatc must be m
llnglishman and Conservative Not
even NverOl Unioulsts have been admitted
until recently The Carleton club sup
plies The Conservative campaign funds
throughout the country.
In what are called looming mirages'
distant objects show an apparent eI-
travaeant Increase in height without al.
iteration IN breadth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20


RECEIvERs NOTICE.
An parties holding clnima against the
Democrat Publishing company and inc Ga
gctte company are requested TO ille them
with the undersigned ut once once,
fourth Hoor Hurley building
IRnl puNKiiN, heceiyef'
ToRT WORTH ASD mo GRANDB
Railway COMPANY stockholders' and Direc.
tore Annual Meeting
Tho annual meeting OF tho stoclhoders
aud directors Of the Fort Worth and lte
Oraude hallway Company VIII be held az
mo Office Of the company ~ the ely OF
Port Worth. Tex, hiril 2, 1888 Al y ~.
Transfer books viii be closed 10 noon March,
10. 1884,, and remain closed uniil April .,
is14 A. X. DIXON, Secretary.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
ron eALE-Two BUSINESS LOTS
5000. improvements Sibph ilrnt for 80
pef month. j. A. Thornton 2O3 Houston
street
ron sAI.E-I HAVE THREE or roun
nice residences that have 20 pr sold by
April !. 1891; also several nice builinE
lois that viii hpYe 10 go the zane way.
HHfgaln hunters call 70 see me Go MAIN
street W. j. Lson.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BARGAfSlFfSE $50 UPRIGHT PIANO.
, ulrd ihfce months, Tor $40 Pianos Tor
rent Alex HiTelfod 200 Nain street.
WANrED--A PuRClAsER ron a BIS.
column uunrta Country Nninpnrll pflhuhf
pres, Ia exceiient cghll tiph, ~ nc
mn either hy steam or hani, 1pol terms
10 responsible PARTIES, Adiffl4 tiu4'n'
Democrat calTerL Tex
ron g4IE -1CE MACHfSEnY, LATEST
dcdgn: high 10 oihcigpcy, low. IN cost;
sai i pniticuiars write to j ". lurnpaugh
Fort Worth. Tex
wANTED-DwELfINGs
WANTED no RENr-I HAVE TENANTS
| "fsr ten houses ~ from fUur rooms w
anywhere Ia d rnnsonab'c eHihhe. lIYh
/ business center lhest ~ ia
| II g6rinkir. rental agent, Fourth street.
btewren Main aud iiuss. --.--...-
ATTORNEYS
n Fro,, u. c. HUT,
=. FROST & HUNT,
ATToRNBYs-Ar-LAW.
EAsTLASD. 'H91'Aa
w,a 6ogs, B u. csntey
ATT0iiNrli SAT Law
once n Natatarlam buiiding' ennei
rhiid aud Rusk siiseis'
J. n. sFLYEpgKs.
AseTORNEY.AI.LAW
Al businias cntrufisi 70 me viii b
nrunriiy ATTENDED to- ..,.,,. 4,
| ENNIS :. 2, z. Z
JEgELHgs
X q HALL JEwELrH., cnEAri-sli
b9uas In ihs city. Buy. 90 t4iA ~ ~
vsr Conner Mais and e!ei.asn s.lesls.
lost
Losr-wHfIE AND sLArE apDokEi
,,1truiuad. Lutip 90 I'm fore tpel
ti-i.i'- rr.-agd fur return u Irka
ffering coaipany or Ga cslhonn-
I0gT-A PAIR or GOLD iIDlAa lot
speefaclsu. Jane Af-neh' ", h"H'l'
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-20

An parties holding clnlma against the
Democrat Publishing company nnd the Ca
gctte company are requested 10 lie them
with the undersigned ut once. ohec,
fourth no0r Hurley building.
1RnN utNkiiN, Receiver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-09
BLIND LEADERSHIP.

The grand master work man of the
Knights of Labor may not be an open
avowed anarchist, but if he succeeds in
leading the organization of which he is
the official head into acting upon his
radical suggestions anarchy will be the
result, SO far as that order can produce
it, as certainly if that were his aud their
avowed object. He declares if the gov
eminent shall attempt to issue bonds to
relieve the treasury it would justify a
call to arms, and goes on In this strain:
God forbid that We should ever again
feel justified in using bullets in country
where ballots are SO free. l suggest that
upon the first attempt of congress TO grant
the authority asked by the secretary, the
members of our order from Maine to Cali
fornia hold indignation meetings and send
an unequivocal protest to their respective
members of congress- The issuing Of
bonds is an outrage upon liberty loving
people, and should brand with eternal
lnfamy every name connected with the
dlsreputable transaction.
To increase the burden of debt upon
the people by issuing bonds in time of
peace and while the government has
ample facilities for obtaining relief with
out resorting to such extraordinary
means would indeed be an outrage, but
the people have other and more effectual
methods of correcting the blunder, and
without adding bloodshed and misery to
the burden. Sovereign is blind leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-09

in those days at mere nominal price,
which ran up to thousands within a
few years. How often have we heard
the expression, ''what a fool l was, not
to have bought certain property. l
could have traded a cow or pair of
horses for it-now it is worth $4,000, or
$1,000" We are in tho midst of these
same opportunities now, and the man
who turns his face against the
tide, and invests his money is the
one who will make it win.
1t Is idle to suppose values
will never come up again. This would
be assuming the country was without
resources and that the best and brightest
of our business men had given up the
str fe. Such talk will do for weaklings
and calamity howlers, but not for men.
A glance at the past reminds us of ex-
actly similar conditions at different peri.
DDS of our history. We not only out
lived them, but each wave of prosperity
carried us higher than the high water
mark of all prior dates. This will be
the outcome of the present crisis, and
we may just as we'll accept it as newt
able. The dealer who closes his eyes to
the dark surroundings, and his ears to
the lugubrious wailings of the faint
hearted, respondent croaker and invests
his money with discretion, in good Kan
sas realty, will be clipping bonds and
have money to sell before the crowd has
time to stampede again for higher
values
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-09
FAIRNESS AND THE TARIFF.

The Democratic party has always pre-
the country. vet when matters affecting
the material welfare of the agricultural
community have been before congress
that party uniformly turns the back upon
the farmer to do the bidding of trusts
and combines and aggregated capital
wherever and however employed. And
never has this dupiicity been more glar-
inglv exhibited than in construction of
the pending Wilson tariff bill before
congress. Under the present tariff law
farm products are protected. Since it
went into operation agricultural interests
were revived and an era of unprecedented
prosperity, to the farmer and his en-
ployeS alike, ensued until the country
was paralized by the prospect of a radi-
cal change in the tariff and financial
policy of the government.
Under the Wilson bill, which proposes
to throw wide open the gates to unre-
stricted competition in many cases, and in
others to reduce the duty on the foreign
product from 80 to IS per cent, the
American farmer will be practically
robbed of the benefit of the home market
which is universally recognized as the
best, and upon which his prosperity
largely depends.
The free traders attempt to defend the
wholesale onslaught they are making
upon the present tariff upon the bare
assertion that the farmers have little if
any interest in the tariff: th..t the tariff
adds to the cost of living and adds 10
protection to the farmers in what they
have to sell. The Wilson bill has been
constructed upon that theory as glance
at the agricultural schedule will show.
Republicans hold that whether there
be much or little importation of farm
products the farmers are. directly in
terested in protective tariff by and
through the enlarged home markets
that result therefrom. and any policy
that cripples or interferes with the home
market is detrimental alike to the far
mers as to all other classes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-09
AN ELASTIC CONSCIENCE,
The Sin of 1t Lay only I'm Being Pound
Out With Her.

Out With Her.
The penalty attendant upon being
detected is the entire foundation OF
many peoples honesty. A woman.
says writer in the New York Recorder,
IN whose company found myself re-
Gently, was relating with pride an in
stance Of her shrewdness. She re-
marked as a preface 20 her story tina.
anyone who expected 20 get the better
of her would have 70 be an early riser.
Said she:
II went 10 the theater the other
night and after the play a lady who
sat in front Of me asked me IL the
umbrella under her chair belonged 70
me.
II said 10, and as no one else claimed
IL she left /. at the box Office. II wss
lovely umbrella with silver handle.
We'll, now the joke begins. Aboa,
week later went 70 the theater and
asked IL such an article had been found
and II they had IL I described Il per
sectiy and told when II was ioys. I
didn't say Il was mine, but jus, le.
them infer II. II was there still; the
owner had never called for it-probs-
by never knew where IL had been left
They handed i. oct when I had an
swered all their questions, and I'm
tha. much In.
Il bad Just rs good RICH. 90 IL a.
the shester people. and IL looked. after
week, as |. the woman who found i:
wasn't going 20 pat IN claim Tn
going 20 get hat with the rnorey
saved by being wide awake, for / e
terded 20 bsy new umbrella.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-01-09
H,n.. s.vi.e, A, . Lee,.l.tor.

A Pennsylvania senator told the
other day an anecdote TO illustrate the
high standard Of political morality in
the keystone state. There was an old
Dutchman, farmer, thrifty and pros
porous, who had been carefully saving
for many years Finally he was elected
to the legislature. It was peculiarly
profitable session. There were several
railroad charters up for consideration.
Hans served faithfully, never broke
silence, and always voted; and. after
the legislature had adjourned, sur
prised his friends at home by laying
the foundation OF so, 600 house, while
there were rumors Of q $50. 600 bank
deposit.
Have you had legacy. Hans?"
asked a neighbor at last
80. no." was the reply. Il have only
been saving"
But how could you manage 70 save
$780, on a three months salary OF g
day."
All" responded Hans complacently,
that was very easy. You see, my
wife didn't keep no hired girl last
winter "-Boston Advertiser.