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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

A female minstrel troupe has arrived
10 town aud has been bosleging Mr.
Burton, Mr.. O'Malley anu even tho
hermeiically sealed doors NJ the Jonah
resort on Commercial street 70 secure
an upening-ihu- far without success,
Tho "Toupe" includes eight women
anu eight men, aud ID said TO be Ia uire
nnanclal straits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

knocked ont Of order that q single shake
may be- enough 20 cause deformod
chick 20 10 produced
A. a complete arrangement. com.
hining freedom Tor tho hen and easy
observation by mn attendant, stock q
nest boxes IS ruggastod by tho authority
quoted, who writes about tho Same ns
follows % Country Gentleman: TO ac.
cummndlic is hons az the fhmo time
this Will require 10 DO 10 foot long and
. tiers % fccD high II will DO divided
into compartments ~ inches wido on
each tier and those compartments
should Do tho samo from back TO front
that a., making thom 3 inches square
and Us inches high In front tho floor
Of each tier should stand out 20 inches
and bo Gagged In by laths or wire not.
ting, thrco or four doors being made 10
facilitate catching any bird, II that 4,
needed. md also for cleaning purposes.
To onch compartment IN 'front.' thoro
should be n Gliding door, fitted with
cord and pnlloy. In tho cut, indicates
tho ventilation holes TO each tier a.
boNus; o, the upper tior " boxes; 4.
doorways for hens; o. slides for runs.
In operation. each Of tho runs must
bo supplied with food. water and a good
dust bath, and by opening tho doors In
rotation. one on each tier az tho Same
time, four bird can b. feeding togoth.
or Behind, to every compartment,
there must b. door either loose or
made 70 opon upward ON hinges. and tho
entire size Of the box, 20 that whom tho
nest ~ 90 10 rcmado all Is contents can
DO easily swept ont Only ono point
moro uccda to be- mcntioncd-namely,
that tho Ventilation aud Light holcs
should be- toward tho front, for q hon
always sits facing tho light There arc
two other matters which need now DO
reicrred TO Ia this councqtion-namciy,
that tho Or In every Matching room
should b. fresh md sweet and also
rigid clcanl.uc should bo observed, not
only that th0 uir may thus 30 l,opt purt,
but that sitting hons may not DO rou.
bloi with ycrmiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

Many o. the leading artists and
ama'uuia " tbs city have u1ifoi to
work ~ a nanua ms program ipf the
testimonial % AVN Brssisy, vhlch
comes on ia tho NinuiurHtn Wafi bnll
ou Monday gll. An ING tuo nance
" tue SEQ ic VINO VIII aHrrar are ihlse
OF Prof kuuse, Mo Woihe, HeId's
hand, Mt Enslgn, Miss Riin Eli-
f,iAe, Mirs. Ciaribol EIsss Pisc, .iias
Viola Paati, tAo Gca,Jiian olu1, the
hnfm0uY 0ico tlup, Mr1. AgnuH
Oiton Thomas. .ifs. EIwHri aud
Mr. Piper. Mf. % sslty has many
times gtveu bic services iOr sthors, AMI
bis UWu benefit ought ~ 10 = "fOusrf."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25


Il has been positively stated that
Miss Madeline PJilar5, u tie iirsc.-
iufiisu cass,is going on Tue stage. Miss
Pollard anu every onb else Will 30
greatly Interested 20 lean what tat
aoifes, thinds of her aspirations. THIS
Is what Mmme. JanauaeIek had 90
cay 70 a reporter tho other night at0ut
Miss Pollard o. "a aouua Tie
iraEodiuuus was nt her home IN
Brooklyn. "Ah,n she said. "An.
1thuf On8. Another aclfcHl" II that
word "aolfts" were rs iuil Of hot H.
dignatlou that Niue. janauFchok gRyu
II the papers woul start into II mes.
"Maluiins Pollard on thu stage"
the tfue actress continued, musingly.
Another instance VI tue degradation
uf tbs stage. who was the other ont2
An, yes, remtmbtr. Eva Hamilton
was II not her name, n Eva MauL2
1 nave heard ahe was An actress, too,
TOT y week.
"Noturluiy," che exclaimed, tho
matter how iniamoualy gained, IL now
the key 10 success. A wOmsn shocks
community Ny a gross immoral lie
aud forthwith some specliat1f thfusn
her forth A. an actress. Let her d IA.
heroine OF n divorce suit snd she ilIcS.
%. A. n star. And, though she msy be
ignorant Of all that psrtains ~ the
actif's art, she IL written w ~ u mon
umuntal genius, her intfigues, her els,
tho diamonds with which she bcd.gz me
her person, ami tho crowd pays 10 SO
her wAbblv about tue stasc."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

5orley's fallon. MoNoln'y's Vi'it,
Toe MuilIsan GIarl' Picnic, Toe
Mulligan GInrit' Bali, the ftuliifau
GIariS ChpwIcf, rhe MuIiIgtu
diafis' Nominee, The Mullen
Guarisi Silver Woidlng, The Mllii-
gsn Guarif CnfIaimaa, OF LtveuIu
tho OR .agsup, Peis, Reilly AMI the
800, Sqlnt,ef SJvofsigniy AM
Wadiy GoJsau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

The Lycsum will next take a turn in
tho courts. John W. Chrstisu, the
San FfanolscO lawyer aud coast sgen.
.or AuEustn Daily, has sent 10 lawyer
Barlow Ferguson claim against Man.
aRef O'Mailey Tor one weeks royalty
On a Night on Of 5000, aud auOtner
w.ek's royalty ON the Wages Of Sin Tor
$40. Mo. Cnretleu writes that both
plays were performed without author
NY. Nit. O'Malley says nothing, but
hopss 10 wind the matter up Amicably.
AtrA ma PoRue has drawn fair houses
oil lnp week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

Augusun DAILY ~ Teorganlzlng his
company ON radical lines, Frank
Carlyle viii probably DO msmbur Of
Ms stock colnpany tnis season. Henry
T.. DlNry wall muke his fret appear
nuce NJ member ~ that company IN
A Night on, winch Is ~ form the blll
81 the prohmiuafy season, opening t.
night. Nit. DiNey viii play the part
u Marcus hrutus Snap, which was
originally taken by Charles Levlutcq.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

most important point 70 boar m nina
D. that thorn should be no vibration In
the bu ding
go delicate b. Tho process Of develop.
mcnt VI tho chicken fnd 10 easily s. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
Dramatic and Gypio.

The Drew Engagement Brghtens tho sklos-Mrs
the Old-umors- Harrigan and His hoporiore-Tho
Lyoeum In Court-odetto Tyler Roturns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

The much-sdveftissd Odette Tyler,
plumper than ever ami dressed b. XII,
says tho Mirror, drove TO CHARLES Ffoh.
macs Ufiigys ia hanson cab last
fhuTsIay aud submitted Ton, ~ viii
iuglyl 70 an Interview from ths gultls.
men u the preas. Al. Hayman acted
sS ohapsrop, and als5 M itelef, flf
the naughty beauty, VINO had on a
stunning sAlln gown thai rustlsi with
every movement like tho tres tops
under the autumn breeze, had little
10 cay. She said she had just been 20
TeueatsRl OF shenandoah Hui was
glad sue was back. Probably Mise
Tyler had been tlid OF Charles FToh.
mau'a uugallant determination 10 nud
some one elsv 10 play tue part Il che
thiss fyiuf) did not report for re-
hehrsAls NJ once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
TREHp RY RNzoR.nAcI,s

In my early youth hired ONT To n
FARMER IN the mountains of Wester1i
NgFth Carolina said a Virginia traveller
The iarm ruisel little but scrnh IN
ana nsurback hogs. The latter .,vnr.
turned out Ia the woods aud ran al lar,-,
all seasons, eating mast becoming as VII
~ could be found IN Africa. Ia IN,
sflhs u was the custom TO hunt The.
hoss UP ami brand the PIGS similar TO thu
t9lhulhG up OF cattle on the Western
pla'ua. InA was sometimes "a 1ane..
oeenrNhon, especially so when tbe O.inte,
had heen a hard one. One day / sfnt,e !
out ntcr tho hogs, and after sovprn
hours work iailed 70 ind any OF fhe.n
tipolly | saw drove That Ind fakep
refuge 10 a rock house. the TORN ussj
W hat country 10 designate 4he suaes
beneath ovorhanring rocks, aud descent.
ing TOE mountain. / reached fpar.
near enough TO them TO Recognize Them a 4.
the ones ! was seeking.
hql no soon satisfied myself upop
tlls point than The entire drove started
Ter me headed By alarge boar with nam.
uip,9 tusha Realizing my danger. J
uSslE visiloed tree. hoping that when
uAeg could npe longer see me they would
go buck and give mo a chnnce 10 ~,
turn TO the house aud get ASSISTANCE. hui
IN minute they had compiste.y
lnvnNel tAn tree and werc gruntihg and
s9v'AnhH and lighting al around me. !
H.o nieppcl my gun in climbing to
pace OF SAFETY, and there was nothin
20 r. done cXccpt wait whore l wns
Vnni they lelt. Hut they dil not leave.
all hfhi long they kept M their inftfr.
Ntea spuoals' aud BY morning | WAS com.
MeieiE eNhautel from the cramnal ~
''SH 4 had occupied so lorg, / finally
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Eureka hose company of $500 was read
| aud adopted.
The report Of the street and alley com.
mitiee recommended that the street COM
missioner be Instructed 90 remove The
city pound, patrol wagon aud stable
| 10 inc lot on which the commissioners
office is situated. The council 50 or
dered.
On motion, nm awning connected with
/ w. Il. Tucker hall No l. which was rep
resented as useless, was ordered removed.
I by Alderman Barr
The building committee recommended
that the schod building In the Third
| ward be improved by the addition Of
two rooms, to cost $3.50, and that the
pans Of j. j Kane be adopted. the con-
| tractor to give a bond of $500 Adopted.
The street and alley committee recon-
mcnded that Jackson street and the
grounds near the city hall be graded
The petition was adopted, with the
rr1viso that the cost OF the grading
shou,d not be taken from one months
allowance TO the street and alley fund
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of certain fees 10 be taxed Us costs
in cases appen.el from the city court
was introduced and adopted.
An ordinance for the payment of fees
for making certified copies of records In
the office Of the city secretary was intro
duced aud adopted.
On motion the reward TO the sheriff
Of johnson county for the arrest of
Frank Fears. the man convicted OF burn
/ ing property in Fort Worth, was allowed
A petition from w. j. Boaz et al
asking thai the timber on Seventeenth
| street, between Gay and Brown. h
| cut and that the city engineer be In.
/ 'iiructed to give an estimate of the grad
| was received. The petition recited that
the sisners would remove the timber aul
| perform other work necessary TO clearinu
/ the street. Referred,
The communication Of Hyde Jennings
| relative to an excessive appraisement Of
| bis property, and asking that the an
| nraisemen, be the same as that Of 1893
was referred to the finance committee
The petition OF Dr. Beall. requesting
| Tint certain city taxes be refunied wns
| referred 10 the city attorney That o'ii
! r'Hl was of the opinion that the council
| had no right 70 refund snih taxes.
y petition was read from McArthnr
! Bros. by j. II. Hlwley. that the watnr
works be tested md was referred TO the
| committee ON water works.
Tile city AUDITORS, mnrshalG. pnup1
| seepers and sanitary nollcemen's rpnorfs
| were received and referred 70 their 70.
| speciive committees.
Adiourned.
The mayor announced from the ,hniy
| that The ely mnrshnl Ind inv'fel fbr
council TO aseinhle ~ his office 10 IN.
speet il, The invitation was accented
1ni the. aldermen repaired to the. mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10


d eannat BE- considefcd mill Gle debate
on he Wilson bhl has been furnished
THE hnb-committee OF the senate COM
imiftee on foreign relations, which =
Charged with the Hawaiian inFcaufi-
ton, met at 10 o'clock this morning
and proceeded promptly 10 business, sen
ator Sherman being the only a9sentee'
The committee held brief executive 'eeA'
sion for the purpose of discussing the
changes which have taken place In TIE
Hawaiian situation with reference to ha'
wall since the committee adjourned on
last Thursday. The witnesses summoned
for today were Iieutenants Young aud
Moore and Paymaster Hobbs Of tie
navy, nj Of whom wore officers on poaru
the Boston, from which, the Amere KY
troops were landed NJ Honolulu on the
10Th Of January last
Lieut. Lucien Young was the pnnclpal
witness examined. and, like othcfs pelole
him. was pledged TO secrecy. IL Is under
stood that during the two hours Lieut.
Yonng was under examination me com
mittee made q searching inquiry INTO inc
action Of naval officers. and the lhndins
and position Of Che troops which were
landed Lieut.. Young was IN charge ,,0i
the lauding and was able 20 give an de-
tail the movement Of the troops ana INC
manner IN which they were handled by
the authorities.
me fNNlnt OF tue FAiAlllANANNNAA iN't
catcd that the committee was DESTROYS
Of doing fun Justice 70 Cant. Witt, who
commanded the Boston. and not leave ~
implied insinuat1n ngiinsi him. u he dit
hut obcv bic orders aud perform his
duty Very little except the details re
e1riinr The landing was brought ont,
Lieut. Moore. the executive officer and
hvilr0sfauher M the Boston. followed
lieut. Young. and confirmed much that
the hitter had said a. 10 the events cnn-
eeqneni occurrence N the hauling down
Of the American nag Roth are under
stood 10 havr eustainpd Can't Wilt in
an essential n1riicular concerning the
Hlwqi'an affairs IN which the Boston
and her crew took n7ri Thrrp had hccn
M conspiracy within rhrlr krowlrdre
an1 thcv called attention TO lhr f1ct TINT
Ito vessel was nAseni IN cruise 10 The
wludwarl Tor ten diys previous 90 the
c"N nnon the captain for tho landing OF
troons
Tive committee then adjourned 10 to.
morrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
rnn oplNIoN IA WACo.

Special to the Gazette
Waco. Tex, Jan 0--1he letter of cS
Governor ireland concerning the mat,ei
Of harnonizing the two wings of III,
Texas Democracy was-rcad here m
Gazette with much interest and wit
varying comments On tie whole, how
ever. The plan of Governor ireland feams
90 meet with approval from the CON
sentative members Ot both factions. lll
necessity Of party unity Of late has be
come q question OF absorbing diacusspl
and there seems Ia hc but one upuft
aud that the two wings must come 90.
gelher This opinion Is also that ni
The more or less prominent members of
the Marty, who have visited his cit
within die last two months. and they ar
not n few. How and upon what h1si'
union may be brought about is cpnsd
cred the stumbling bl0cl, and many dit
fcrin- propngition have been sugg sial
Said one prominent Democrat and busi-
ness man from Southern Texas, wl
visited the city q few days ngJi 'H
don't want TO dip into THIS dlcussi
now going on about hnruonizing th'
Marty lint I'll say this: Ninety per cen
OF the Democrats OF the safe want neocC
restored and the parry reunited VIII
this condition prevail the work sho'
NOT no 4iWrnlt The vote for Cleveland
as a basis OF representation 7e7rs
Get witn general favor. Now let th
tre-onters on both sides step 20 The rear
The good sober conservative inemhfn' OF
both wings can get together aud setl
tho differences. OF course there rr'
few rndlral differences and there must b.
litlle giving way on each Side. W
may differ on one or two matters nuf
eiill be Democrats constituting the anM
% .T tfnfHaIfttnu "a IfNHIa AHNnHnftHN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
GREAT BILLlARD GAME.

by Associated l'ress. 4,
Chicago, Jan. 0.-Centrdl music hall
wa- filled last night at the opening Of the
second section OF the three-eornprcd four
to'u-inch h1,k-.ine billiard tournament he
tween Srhaeler. S.Osson, aud Ives
Sweepstakes Of $500 are 20 go to the
winner and the gate receipts are TO be
divided 10 sums Of 30, 30, and 20 per
cent?
Capt, Arson, the celebrated Chicago
hall payer and expert amateur Billiards
ist, was referee.
Sahaeller started the playing The
play uu both sides was weak aud faulty
for whc, Mother seeming able to
r.kc gait. Schariler managed TO run
80 points IN the fifth Inning
S-asspu I'LL not show any form until
tue SIKH tuning, ana even then many
Of his drives were faulty IN speed,
Sghaenor, in the twelfth inning, began
To pay beautifully unl before he had
missed and as the result of really bril-,
innt paying hc had rolled up ZIG and
had .he commanding lead over his oppo-
ucuts. 10 was with marvellous touch that
De- PLAYED, and no one better appreciated
tle splendid form hp was showing than
Siussln. Srh0ellcr finally stopped on a
long ltlthlnl reach S.Osson only rolled
mp 10 10 the following inning and then
Schlc0cr played great bHilrls again,
some Of his bl;k-llne nursing being SUI
peril. Ilc did not stop until he had 100.
In The sixteenth inning Schneuer rau out
@ game with SOsvery neat aud attractive
The score. srhaencr, GOO; average,
81 10 highest run. 2lG; Slosson, 2,O;
average. rs i1-l0 highest run, o. Ives
and S.Osson play tonight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Ey Associated Press.
Now York. Jan % Tn the stock cy.
change TODAY thc volume Of business
wan Light speculation without settled
tome, and uadiug was professional There
WINS no very great pressure fo sell, nor
WAS there any pur.itunrly strong buying
movement although there were nCcnson-
al bnnr raids. aud times whcu s,ocks
were readily absorbed Rut there wna
no animation London was not In the
market 90 nuy Cxtcut Though the com.
mission houses wsrr uol idle there wac
% scarcity OF orders from the uutide
from both sides Of the nccuunt What
lIttlc news OF interest there was IN thp
market had no effect upon prices. which
moved up and down lnzily within narrow
limits, as the rcsnectiye stocks We're
offered for sale or bid for The mono.
inry situation Is so easy that the report ~
flow Of currency 10 this country IN cr.
ccss of sMpmpnts 10 the interior passes
unnoticed. The Atehison re.orlanI7tuon
nchome b. snid 10 he progressing favor
ably, but thc report dll no more than
maintain the price uf tho stock az ycs.
ttrluys closing figures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS,


tNAh " ~ ~
7. Mendeys, Dallas. A. 4 weisst,
ger; Memphis; ! W. Dpas.ey. Cliif lrl,ia
J, w, box aud wlfc. W. s ilahrv XIV,
sas Cityi ID, a. Mefall Aut'ins r.
heee, lAshnnd, n. D.. e.. l. Shannon n
taul p; NJ. rlufrrro. 81. Ionis. IS ~
paw sallna. Kan; !. r. Peiters1n tise,.
James Davenport, Omaha: b. ii. Nh
A. X swan J. A, Tcup etoa. Henrigtis
y. !, OBrlen, Dallas; ~ u iienl. I'm
S1nS lnnsil OHIO; ". a. Mcsieotf. Hon,teH.
Z, d. Melhqfn, e. b Casver Henri.f5a1 ,
". i. Markhaem. paiiae: z. II, E iisi M
Shane9toni ". v. Bal OK Gin X s.
l.sehau, Abilene, a. w. Beai. Coi1rs H..
9, A, Donovan. 81 Louis. L. uarff,,,
Clncinnhii Ohio; W. n Fealh. d. I'M,
a. H. conley. Decatur. n ID. Aiiie.
Dalls; } II. G0alson. t6maaehc3
ae-neh, New orlcana; o -. Eln nalat,
II. X, Nqryell, Beaumont: IA. Hoitisien
a. u Misgins, 81 L9uisi q " neaii
y, =. r. Anderson, Cincinnati. Ohio. b
N aeesa hosmn, 4. 3. Henson. Chielsoi
q. PAYNE city; } y. paitersln. Tanis
W; ~ Glmprg Elnls. g., A. seaver. Now
otlgansi W. WcAihcrf0rl. Waco 4 H
liallciN1n Dallas; Joe Anchel. Chicago
Victor iQsicr, Cincinnati Uhi1, a. A
ghlaress, Dallas; G.. W simpson. Woo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

attempted 90 change my position ana
IN doing 80 fcii from The trrc, alightiue
upon two Of the hogs Jumping 10 ny
foot, the animals made rush for the
place had fallen and finding the bodies
OF the two hogs had struck they began
to tear them 10 shreds, losing sight OF me
altogether in their wrangle over the re-
mains Of their comrades. started on
nm for the house. and. bringing assist
ance. we killed every hog. It being imnns
sible 10 drive them. "--St. Louis GLOBE
Democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

A Report That a Rupture of Agreement
Is Probable


SIN Francisco. Cal. Jan. s. Tho hopes
81 The srllor7 thli There viii be no ,1u-
barge un Evurnr srH this srlspu hove
Necu raised hy Ihr rupor OF Cant Abel
Suug of thr British schooner Ar'pUs.
which has arrived here from Victoria TO
u ont for % seasou's cruise Cant.
Strong cleared for the Japanese hunting
grounds hui has hopes thar tho LIST of
May VIII see tho Bchrlng sra opcn. and
his hope hc msnH an Instructions he ro.
solved li Che Victoria customs house
Nhcn he took 0ul biz papers
q he .hIrgo d'1iluir, 70 "a said gnNc "a
lulct tip that Jhcrc was llkcy 10 DO c1n-
uiorthlo difficulty in cneciiur Au arr
1urcwynl between the United Stnics and
ltus.aud th.s year ana officially uoiidrd
rim tu kccp clear OF The sea until fhp
f., of May n hy lhat datc no Epplish
1rlurs have hpu lsgnrl tn the effect thar
hc sen vs. closed, Capt Siroug could con.
"lor himself 40 liberty 10 invade &c aud
90 hunting iu fho hitherto proscr he'd
inirf These INSTRUCTIONS. Cant Strong
ays, have boon issued TO an British
Wll7ra Gearing FROM Victoria and arr
nngcmonts have boon made tn receive
ihr ncws al Hnkodafo or Yokohama an
lho date specified No such Information
bee boon coniided 10 Che American sealsrs
who have NO huowlclrc ug q probable
rupture Of agreement Snch local owner.
~ beard " Cnui S'rongs instructions
wore considerably exercised and a long
tol ,raN hls boon framed asking FOR hi.
formation fgom Washington,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

10y Associated frees.
Massqwah, jan. 0.-Iater DISPATCHES
received here from Kassn 4 saw ihat m
t1e battle recently fought bctwpsn Mo
Italian troops aud the Drryihcs tle lnj-
ter leii 1000 dead upon thc 6cld. and IN
addition the leader OF the Deryisb,.s
tiig ie Az and ~ his cnircs were
much discouraged 40 tloir defeat ma
serious dlssenaops ore reported 10 oXist
among Hcir chiefs. 3" 'N'''
aud 30 cents. ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
WANTS A D1yoRcr.

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, Iau. 81 s. Chapman wants
a divorce from his wife. Adj. ue S1ys
lhey were married In rarrant conoty In
lS9i, aud thai she has been guilS Of
adultery with one Jess Parker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

special TO the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex. Jan. BINARY Scott
sWai 9wed a dose of morphine today. 4
ny ',.iDh and stomach pump saved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
DRIVING PARK MErrrNc

The meeting OF those interested in tbe
formation q driving pnrk association
WI be held tonight in the room bncl,
Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

people, IN THE COUNTRY
Buy Worlds fair furniture AZ ouc.ha,f
cash value. 80 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

II loaded Shells, jpsi yecpl-ed ct Ander
sons gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Special 10 the Sa4eiie.
Wayahachle, Tex. Jan 0.-I c. Bfn,
20 old aud g-r-gstccmed citizen died
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
Monnig's, 1904 and 1906 Main ST
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-27
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Two FOR ONE is the offer The
UNION CoUHTY COURIER is making
to al those who pay in advance
one years subscription.
BY q contract made with the
Chicago lnter-O Ocean, we can send,
for the next few weeks, the Week
~ Inter-O ocean to any subscriber
of The COURIER who will pay .
year in advance-only S1.50-one
year free.
Don't miss it! It gives You two
papers instead of one! It is q rare
chance to get the best of winter
readingl The contract is q short
lived one.
UNION COUNTY COURIER.