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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-15

Tho above balance B;rnds 10 tho credit of the
various funds a. per ittasurcr's la nncs
Sheet, dated March ~, isJi;
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
springfielo mo um9egtno.

Man leie bic srobe boppelipaltise Nns
jeise uon WoIt S9mib.
Cars Treberidion bat fem pbotosras
pbti@es Ntelier an Ole Olien BON Slees
pp gpe ausuersauft.
Die erite Drummer Der vSprinafielb
Repiem" ma&te leste @o@e ibr gri@eis
men.
Sn teinem @ei9dit in Springfield
tauft man biQiser uno better als III Us.
S4mibs Ga tore.
Niemaub io0te ben observation-disclosures
@eisen" bel benz am rs. itattfinbenben
MastenbaQ ueridumen.
Nd&iten Treitas finbet i'm 9auie Der
gltern Der 8raut. Germ unb Trau
@einberser, bic Nermdbluns oeren Tods
ter Sobanna NIT @eu. S9effel itatt.
@ratuliren! .
Die Trauen 9erm. Ylatb unb gbas.
@erbotb pom Sleepp Gpe uerueilten ant
Sonntus bel bieiisen Berwanbten auf
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mad @aieca, woielbit er NnlteQuns in
einem &leiber9ei4dft nebmen mirb. is
tbut uns leib 9errn Olion i9eiben 81
ieben, ba mir bierbur9 unjern ein3isen
S1neioermeilt tier perlieren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-11
9prinafelb. o. San.

Sprinsfielb, 8. San.
Nlb. Nafratb 1T mad New lllm 3us
radsetebrt.
gilbert Mnberion te9ab lid am Mons
tag gum Beiu@ Der 9o@i@ule ua@ ct.
CHARLES.
grinst Cure Meparaturen 3u .. ..
S4leuoer. Griter &laiie Mrbeit 3u ans
nebmbaren Breiien. @rauirsNrbeit cine
Specialitat.
Sn Der am Samitas Mbenb absebals
tenen 0er iammluns ber 3enitb 0oSe
go. 200 murben bur@ g q M Blads
man pom Selma bic Weamten initaQirt.
Cine wirtli@ CUTE NuHlbruns mar
bas am Greita8 Mbenb pom Der Selma
Dramatic 60. I'M Opernbauie 0 eli
mem 3ablrei@en Publitum sesebene Gbes
ateritiid Among the Breakers"
Gin GROCER Mastenba4 mirb am IS.
b. M. unter ben Muipieien bes @pmna>
ftii4en Clubs TN Opernbauie itattfin>
ben. Da fir bieie @elesenbeit Elm aus:
se3ei9neteS Pro9ramm 3uiamnnenseiteQt
1T, iolte Niemanb u~erfeblen, an be,ns
ielben tbeil3unebmen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

water ten feet away from It's tareetfairly
ehreast Of the boilers. Then the SLY
seemed 10 fall apart and the sea to be
lfffed from its bed. Half stunned by the
roar of the explosion, for
moment Jordan could distinguish
nothing. Then he saw that the
side Of the majestic ship had been
crushed like an egg-shell. a pillar oil
steam leaped from the rent MS the greai
Inflow Of water entered the shattered
side. and rolling heavily, the Meloban
slowly parted amidships and disappeared.
A cry Of awe and exultation burst from
Jor,laf'g 'lips MS he turned to seek the
approving face Of his commander. "a
absorbed had he been In the dischare of
his own immediate duty that he had lost
Nv sense of what was taking place about
him. The shattered bridge was barely
visible through the cloud Of steam. ana
as he sought to grasp the position of at
fairs. he heard The voice of the quarter
master at his side:
'Tdeutenant, you are the captain of the
ship. The boilers are safe. If we can
get a mat over that hole in the star
board bunkrrs, we can save her
''His majesty thinks" said the German
ambassador to the Russian minister Of
foreign affairs, as they smoked their Gig
arettes and discussed the recent naval
battle, ''hs majesty thinks that the time
has come for a conference to consider the
question Of universal arbitration Don't
you think. your excellency, that war has
been developed TO such point that gov.
ernmonts cannot afford TO fight?"
"Har said the minister, with merry
twinkle In his eye, "the Americans will
drive us mad with their boasting, | sup
pose. Arbiuationi Well, let ii GOMEZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
TRRE HOME rREArMnNr.
Catarrh Cures by Thousands by DIR.
Hartman.SA

Az result Of the cbong,,,}o .t,...
catnrrh ms becotne mn, ~ oliilNle
nreval@nt and universal diseSsa. I H., most
man. Nearly onc-third Of In b n"ggn az az
the Unitsl States are afflicted viii
steSes All IN IT. ie Ky phases or
cotorrb rani5iv tends ~ h'c,,,,I ny inat
chronic. aiso The further fect nm, men or
CAPABLE of producing n er5ot ,r 'rat ~ Is
,;lreses anb we heein ta re',,, ulNny olher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
THE CONFEDERATE BILL,

l ~ J. I'tlM + r X | XII |
III OOINl ~ L'H'E D'-E'
ihree or Tour yeAtS ago was gwen "H
old Confederate bill Of one hundred dol
lara orJ oyer since | have kent II In my
~, ia 80 ,,tis,,,r This
poVAe'p""N '' mn" VI '"'''',""'
summer, however, 1t came nearly proving
| anything but Il talsman, for it was tile
eau@E Of IL disagreeabe adventure.
1t happened ON one of those hot days in
the latter part Of June when the streets |
of Boston are like bullc-oyens and the |
| Common and Public Garden are so full !
| of chattering crowds that one finds little /
| pleasure in them. / had an afternoon of |
| from my business and so determined 10 |
take a "Trip down the bay to Bass Point |
and Nahant Those resorts are only an |
| hours ride from Boston, and / could 90 |
! down on The 2 o'clock boat and come
| back AZ 0.
On the water the afternoon was de
lighthll Back of US was Boston, its
mass of duh, red bricka piled up like a
pyramid and blotting the glory Of the sky
| ike n silhouette. The ,>land extended
around ia a semi-Circle NOnd gradually
| slopcd down on either side until II be-
| camo a mere rim of undulating green
| shore seeininfly balanced between the
water aud mo SKY, and vanishing into II
| gteel-gay haze. In front. the sea was
| dotted NTH islands All about boats were
I
place, and gliding along with fascinating
| gracefulncas
The steatner' was on was fairly wen
crowded, but not uncomfortable, aud
| was sitting on tho upper deck taking in
| tIir Wow anJ conrraiuiating myself ON
| hn,ine. bsrtped from thc ROASTING city.
| when 1 Yns INTERRUPTED by someone
| tanning me ON the shoulder A cripple
| Was oiTcring 10 sell me Il pamphlet. Il
tool; out my pocketbooll and selected
| ,,eiIl. Z, sa..,t;psr cam, IlI. tho NON.
| felcrnte hin fell on ME deck. / picked
n an and nut II bncE. nnd nj tbe "a ma
fimn | notired ihat a man who wns sit
tjng n,,t 10 mo eved mo Een,ly Nat
striLG nm an acouointnnce. so turned
10 linn ,yith Ina conventional "plnlsaut
Jav
&y.s 80 bo ret,rne1 n,llteIv, "snlendi5 "
lyon are poin- to Nahaut I suppOsef"
.hoii .,, ao es poss Pan, o,d ,yoii ovcr
To- N,,E,nt Snlendjd valL
81 was only down this way once. and
tbat v,s severnl Years ago .
irbcn ,va tallsrd On vnrlous subjects and
odr,Ir,l a. 'nictiresnuo martha views
which r,,,,t ealing hv like a buga nnnn-
r "~," Ty T'to,, .itogetbnr thot Mn Town
nav wa me az the most deIrhtful /
Ind ever experienced; for the day was
so nerfc,, she ,,sntle din of fbe Mont so
so,nt,,, ,nd nv communion lerjdcdl,
''aiIi' W" III ,,,,,esseJ All ,Lc mac
netIsm nf a clever conyersationaliat and
entertained me brilliantly
,,bF% nv int,in,, noint az roaps cra,gdod
Vim IL, 'h,,i,jrss common a, ,,on,,lor
"'am MSS y,,ns Snt ~ a,d
~ XII, 80 over,lovving Win ,,ieo sure.
seekers we found little to interest US
s,,oti '', ,.iiin,'c which Inv nbnnt two miles
S,nau Nluse "''' 49, ra' r"ow Nv" ,i,,l
? a S,I' or 0vn - csnnsi1erable hay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

a. ia bnatp,aule where we got II boat
w., s,,,,,,.J M 'f,to tbe prettv hay. The
,, IN 80 " IN, and The coloriue Of the
- ~. -, ,,9,,,is7,o sbading from a bright
i''s,,,, II, rni,gb rods and purples to
49, ,.rar Presently the big globe
,i;,,nod linesrin,lv behind The distant hills
a,p,1P ,.rad,,siiy snpl down. leaving a rnd-
~ ~. -. IaI3,,d Which skimmpd the rim.
e'a ebnt etrcaks of cold through
ples ~" Nj, roiiir,, clouds which were
,,oI ii t6ei,, ominn,is IONS above the hor-
In
i@9N' .o,,.;,.,. aud BROWN SAT in the
"1a sa;d ba nrefnrrad the how. If
n.', - 80 ~ addsd difIiculty of
uiu nv S,,'.i. ~ 80, ,vo cnuld hotb
Io"i .i n'uns s Far i3ug lime we said
gee tne sun ~. y, ",iFIagjIv When
hothlls' wv" H., O, / tnrne1 10
lhe sun nuu u.sql g., -on nniovin',
brown Win SHlne' -'S ~
yourseli askeu' ,,1
ITS Dreamy, ne Fslurhgl' 9uu iGGhSu
out 10 sea. Ihe9 ne uuue9 u,,, ~
Pull way out; Let 70" ~ OuI m, w.
sea, and come back py moohnsnN ne
moon rises early was luole .nai
pleased, for a moonlight rae vas fhVIe
than had hoped for. 80 III splie Oh the
blrck clouds which were gathering last
| rowed ON and on. Brown ohered 10
row once. but l told him that was per
f. .tly satitfed. Pretty soon hfeeLe
sprung up and RULED the water. look
ed back again at Brown and found him
eagorlv scanning the horizon. He start
oil slightly when he saw me looking at
him. ROW on" he said. ROW onu His
manner yns peculinr | thought he was
nsrrons no yon fear n Storm | ask
al ,yitb,,t t,ry,in,, nv head lust then
80, - ,,-a,9, tI,r,nnd mn nruiust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
THE lIELOBAN AND TEE PENTHEROY.
An Episode of Modern Warfare.


through the night, the mcsas Of Cape
81. Thome, half visible in the Starlight
Near her how, Under long spar which
projected at an acute angle from yer
decks. three officers sat smoking from
lime to time exchanging, in low tones
haif uttered thoughts.
There was nothing Of jest IN tnen
talk; they were three very serious men
engaged upn an important mission 100
Intent upon It's consummntiun to even re-.
member that the eyes Of the civilized
world were following them through the
darkneys. They scarcely thought Of me
shadow OF death which the long spar
cast across the deck Their minds Were
intout only upon the morrow Work,
.gork of snprensyt chance fraught WIN
issues Of death md fame.
Some weeks before. o government "
prived by rebellion OF ils navy, had sent
g. o.senf 10 New Yuri, TO hastily gather
together fighting lorre aud coup
swift ocean racer with all ne modern i l.,,,
u'emcnts of destruction. Night ana lAs
10 work OF equipment bad been eATtl'u
on, until finally, with tue mouullIls oa /"
sixty-foOt dynamite gun the hcM3
eted man-of-war was rehhy 10 SUI - 80,
aicans eager for excitement OF ~ ~
lar employmrnt. were readily found ahu
ari.nttGc interest combined with iAtge
INV had induced three graduates o. ~
napolis to take the position oil ehIel N'in
mend t.,., p. nm.
,jv,d urnMen of naval warfare lu'y
bad ny prprrndcnt TO guide thcnl' no ~
,,ori,nce with This lin De steele ehElutlf
a. destruction. The training oil tue Ho,al
academy had made them quiet 49,
mined. sclfrellnut men, gngHs ~, \" ni1nnlI,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

49, hNN AAENA' ia.
back through the passage way hnu ~ u
moment had regaincd the upper u"N,
over the captains cabin Inc uinc't o.
the Waich saw z man jump over VIC IHls
into me sea. Inc ihnDHhi OF ni,T-5ilgi
came peiore ne could give marnl' SPlins
ing tDrough INC hafhWas, ~ Is,lu'I,I
ont moment 10 reAch tne iuHEuNlhe' ~
Iyle whose door the oylns n,iy ia
pia'hel me SITUATION oHy 700 S4s'. .i.,
y, a.ll''st SptuIs lhe s,iio ~ cirso
1870 VA1Ni atvi nNp ftsi 80 H.
-, gu 10 w 70 eiiei' -. H., ,,,,Ijr.,
III ~, ,, LII s n|ulu ~ i,o p,thar',,
ana 5,or ~ Gxno,,,,, ,,,, p,,,tb,. an Arty
fwo nther serfrics hc reitrnsd io tbe
d,.t, nnIg q, r.t,,.,i.' NJ H. ,,.o,,i1 H.
nseiess ~ co.ps ni,HtI AMI tl,,t faia had
Io,hflnea nlrsl1, o,eIttise, tbs ossnssin
~ nsfrint ,,-l,icbe,,,r of,n MAJ, rtl,osa Ia
cali him
There was ono officer vim ,vas moi an
duty, vel kept watch, SURGEON Fiddle
an enthusiasm from tbe Philndelphin nos.
pitnls. Long after others wcte asleep be
WAS still arranging his cufR and jnsstru-
ments. 10 Cramer. who had tr1pped In
for a moment before retiring. nc had said:
Yours is not the only trade that IL
experimenting with new Implements
Against your dynamite gun i match this
little drug called myocene. made from the
muscles Of an OH'a heart: injected into a
""N'iiN'' N'"' ~ l"HidNb9 INiitNf0 illt
hhveN. Against your submarine loHt
pN1 ug MeloHue ana loluiurm gauhtr'
uhu ~ tne eIuul on your torpedo mon
sleIs' 1 ei1ss Dr' ho-il's preparation from
tuLl lHIs Wihoh stead4es Tue nerves and
v"u9'9 we h'Afi 10 prat strongly ~ Tue
pi4P,lSr ol uAhSer' hnl ~ Tor {our
ssarcnNght SEQ here! What DO y0n think
"' ,ne'e tt'phohlc bullet prubesf
hu' presently even the surgeon had
Tsurrd' \ ne great ship rolled slowly
Wl1hg uhupr canvas hcf hres banked In
utuet 70 t'9h9lli1e her Soii supply. her
Nt a'N'' e." NkHt NMf'WHk tue horizon.
However soundly they slept that night
on bpdri me Frnther0y, The men were
saHy astir They were at breakfast When
We LOOKOUT bfst made known q ship on
me uoth0u The sailors wero not dis
'nr1rd' heenuee the Fenthcroy was all
.rNuy cleared Tor action, and every man
hHe" MS pace ana duty. Her course,
however WAS changed. mud The captain
aHd DIS lieutenant went up into the trees
aud wJitel uI On thr lull OF the upproach-
lnS vessel was above the horizon. All
doubt regarding The identity Of the
stranger hat vanished. Lieut. Cramer
| hnstcnrl down from the top, sont for The
! IeW W hls submarine boat AMI began
hs preparations eouhe OF extra life.
! pfr'rr'ers were thrown ina cusk of
| water md some provisions, as a possible
4 want Then the torpedoes were carried
1 carefully up and put in position. Mean
Whur Tue crew had been called to quar-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
PENITENTIAL TEARS
BAB's TIMELY RULES FOR THE NlNE1srN4u
LENTEN PERIOD =" %
How Society Mademoisees win Conduct Ihen,seiye. *
DAYS of Mourning-odd Restaurant I.ife--pist, pat q
A sonnet Dedicated cook-In Iobemis,s ', s n

I
Press. N. Y. From our Special Cor
respondent.)
New York, Feb. Z. 1891 We are all
in sackcloth and ashes. Being feminine
most of us drape our sackcloth IN u |
smart way and wear our ashes as OF they |
were the latest style of head-drss. We |
repant-oh, yes, we repent, but in the |
way that suits US best. We thank !
heaven that remorse doesn't keep us
awake at nights. Indeed, If by chance
1t made an attempt to speak one night
we would, properly enough. hush II WIN
a dose OF choral or morphia. And then
we would laugh TO think that IN lhe
days gone by people believed that the
voice of conscience, or reinOrsn, or lhul,
gestion, or whatever it was called, could
not be Quoted. We repent IN the man
ncr of the nineteenth century.
Mademosle who has been dancing ana
prancing through all the tashionnble
functions, getting little sleep, and nay
ing many demands made on her DOuy
and brain (for It is the vogue for
woman 10 have bit OF brain nova
days is delighted to welcome me lorey y
days Of mourning, because IL gives her
an opportunity TO rest little. 81, VI
course, as she tells You snc VIII 20
out TO quiet things" but 1t won l De
q hurry and scurry. from house 70
house, from dance TO dance, fearing 70
De " ,gnII ,,f',i,t t9i,l, tbot she hadn't
~ tne VIZ u,,i,,l ,d sbo az todov Is dread
iii iii fid AZ tln ,ni,.bt bc believed
Well, she is going to enjoy her days OF
nv nm ti.rpu u uoi,rning II is
snies,tiiv Priensaut tn ca to an early morn
- cont7ipce mes seIf that
Ls 81 AZ 49,, %au si,,,or in The world.
Gne 10 VIZ -r,,,i,,,s rnrnr of vanity. NOT
II " ~ Nt'A, t 'i7 II -, a now arr
requlrlns nt ~, ~ nir So ow D5,,"thing else
H. tli,J, 20 ,nal,a ono attractiye
'""t '''uN ~
NOW crT1, IS cbTNc To REPENT
W" ''ii4 - 'Ni'''
uounces TO her husband that she is go
Inc, IN cement nv Giving her cook a
ii,s ~ t'Pe'.' " go" 4, iitno
| chance 10 ENJOY herScll' ~ II ".'''
| stupid, and at first he doesn't under
stand h,,t she snon makes him He is
| 10 tai,a har out three nights in the
| WOOL Ia dinner and she adds, with a
hev,itcbing smile Make me enjoy my
sclf evncf1v a. If ,ve wrrn't married ."
| Far tbn first outing X. arranged a
| fne Inner nj Delmonir0's. flowers and
| favors and nh sorts of good things to
eat 'R"t tbe little madame pouted all
| t1'rn,,,j, dintor wasn't any ton agree
| obio ,.be,, thny rnt home and then
| bnrst into tours and told Y. who had
| done his host ppor wretch, that he
| doasr,t lnve hcr or pIsr he wouldn't
! 80 c;r,,, Ia. ;rst s,,rI, a dinner ns
NV NY s''L I,,, ne H.. %i ali tbe time and
S,'I,ich ,vos no noveIfv
IN 80 Siin thrnn DAYS 10 find n
rlaco ti,"t u.nnil bn now Ia her. Now.
banTenrj to know a newspaper fell
| low Sa Inc oslsed him and The news
~, mon, III 81 ran teil van n nlnce
| l.'f'' ''''''' 49, - =,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
rHnY srAnTEp oIIT FoR A TEAsT

THEY STARTED OFT FOR A FEAST
'Now Joseph has got big place, is
very insolent N tho people who We're
polite to him in his early struggles, aud
only eager to cater to those who mean
much money. Pleasant little Madame
Joseph is dead which may account for
IOseph's impndence. But to sum up a
long story, wc made up our minds that
If ever we got another place that suited
US, the law should be that no man would
write of 1t, 10 man would talk about
i, but mat every man would enjoy It
IN bis own way. However, I'll tell You
where Il IL, and take madame there with
me understanding that You are both to
When Y told her about this she threw
both arms around his neck and kissed
MN with more fervor than she had since
/ the waning of the honeymoon. That
night they started. The house was in
| a downtown street, and yet within a
stones throw from whore the old-fash-
I Toned millionaires live Three steps down
a ltue turning an opening of the door
and they were there. For n minnie
Madame scarcely knew what TO think.
lhere was no carpet on the floor; there
were two long tables. one large and one
small ronnd one. There were people at
most Of them; but they paid no attention
TO the KS. SO they sat down, and in a
lew minnes French woman came in,
/ mt clean napkin, steel knife aad fork
~. front Of each Of them, and asked what
I wine they would have. X knew enough
/ TO choose an Italian one. and Il was
/ brought 20 them in about ten minutes,
/ during which time Madame Y saw a
young man get M, announce that he
wanted n clean plate. 20 oui into the
Z Kitchen, come back with one. stOn at an
other table on his way picl; up dish of
snaehetti bring Il with him. and holm
himself Suddenlv she saw him grin at
y Thcn he said to him across the
table: Say, old boy, how did vow ever
come 70 C1terna'syn Ana tho oli boy
laughed. and announced that he wasn't
{ going ia tell.
A conversation. in which Madame
! Joined, WIS Kept IN while they were
served with the very hest sort Of sorp.
/ and We're invited 10 have shcond h In
lng Then thore was nut before tn m
uish Of spaghetti that looked as n 1t
I snget TO do for n fnmily hut which
L Madame found so delightful that she had
three helpings Of It, and by this time the
room was full.
ALL SORTS OF DINNERS HERE.
There was great deal of talk; II
didn't seem to make any difference wheth-
er anybody knew anybody else or not
they talked anyhow. You didn't hear
shiihing about the Horse Show or the
'a9t cotillOn or the latest scandal. One
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

a part OF the enemy's fire. Their occn-
pants knew they we're 70 face almost GER
tain death, yet. IN the excitement 81 the
moment, thore WIS no lack OF volunteers
And now for the creates, naval pro9asg,m
OF AL time was about 10 DC AviFSh w
long-rauge gun OF modern invention WAS
already al work; IN few moments
more those most destructive oil mih'aiy
cngincs the rApid-iire guns. would alsp
he within working distance anu wv
world. within i've minutes, wouln knuN
something about the science oil moueIh
artillery at which had been ilthefNo oa'!
guessing, =
The Penthcroy has &owed down to
allow the torpedo boats TO move GUY
ahead aud on her IL nkr. Mcanwhle tle
MclObnn Is forging steadily oni lne I1 ass
finder Indicates four miles. iNc
p0pud dynamite shell is already IN w
iutn. and Ilrtitcunnt Jordan stands range
tables in hand, waiting for the three mlle
liuit to be reached. Tie gunner nla.c
kecps his eve on the ait-preSsure gauge;
whose delicate needle Indicates 'hy slOieu
up encrgy-a hundred and tWcn,I 81
thousand foot pounds, ready 10 pe iooseu
at the click Of lever
six thousend yards cries the quar-
terniaster. at the range-dial.
rhc Nfclobun's seventy Founders were
now M action. and flashes Of hame, iol-
lowed by sharp reports, told mat me-
six-uouudcrs were also AZ work, WINE
pulfs Of smoke from the military tops am
nounccd that the gunners We're Ss'uhs
the range for close quarters. "a
'Fifty-one hundred yards! -ahd SUI SUI,
denly the lever is pulled. aud long shsil
flashes ont from the black tube on IT'S
death Grand
There WIS n tcyerish moment OF Ausi,
pense Even the 3ow'gunngrs sIo3pv,t "
10 watch ilc flight OF the proJeellle as ~
curved upward, then seemed 10 pa"Se lol
an iBsnnt at IT'S highest polht' 10 ,ssWeep
on again on It's downw9rd arc hletei1
terrible seconds nt waiting ana lue shel
had disappeared in the seq, about nun
drc1 yards from the ironclad' "hose rev
could be seen lining her bulwArks: IN t1e
dread anxiety Of apprehension. ScaFcelf
had il disappeared from view Nhen' sHu,
denly, n column OF grrehlsh WuteI snul
| two hundred feet into the arr NE monster
/ vessel shuddered and heaved, lhen inien
I heavily 10 the vast wave when hiteu hef
huge bulk like q plnytmng'
The demornliziug effect Of the tremen-
| dous explosion upon The crew of the
| Nlclobnu was apparent. for some moments
| ELAPSED before her batteries opened again
| Bnt no time was to be lost, In u
| moment more the Pentheroy would be
| fully within Inc zone Of her enemy's
| rnpid-hring guns, and single missile
/ from tbcir storm Of iron might prove
/ fatal.
] N-ttp shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Onion SETS Yellow. $3.50 oe- 49,,
w nn,a 500 per bushel, osder a, p1 ened
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

We all have pains and aches. bnt they
needn't last loug-uot any longer than II
takes 10 put on an Allcok's Porous Plaster.
The only thing to look out for Is that You
not the right plaster. There are others, but
You don't want them take Our word for 1t,
for when you need a plaster you need It,
and there's no time for experimenting and
finding out mistakes then. Ask for AllcOcks
Porous plasters and see that you get them.
II they say that some other is Just rs good,
tell them that only the best is good enough
FOR you. AllcUcHs Porous Pastors are
auick aud sure and acknowledged by the
highest medical authorities and everybody
else to be the best outside remedy for pains
and aches Of every description
Send for our new spring catalogue of
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

Send for our new spring catalogue of
seed that grow money. See display ad.
Drumm g. Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-30
THE WHOLE WORLD
Ineilt plan

is after our shoes, and pretty much every
body in TeSarkana is in our shoes, too
You couldn't get into anything better
either, in the line of footwear because
they wear well, look well and fit we'll
Nobody wants poor article when it comes
to footwear. A bad shoe touches tender
spot and tender spots must be touched
lightly. If you want to touch yourpocket
book lightly and that's apt to boa tender
spot nowadoys-come to us for shoes. We
have everything suitable for winter wear
for home or out OF doors, business OF
pleasure, We are selling 81 shoes for
$3.50; 50 shoes for $3.50.
A. $. DELAMAR.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-30
ALL Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
have not, now have all opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised
druggists and get trial bottle, free.
Send your name and address to II. E.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a
sample box of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, free, as well as copy of "Guide
to Health and Household Instructor"
all of which is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing. Regular
size SOC and 81, at Smith Drug Com
pany. 4