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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17

When pasy was Sic&. 70 gar. her cas.orA..
When Eho was Child, she cried for ca,torla.
When alls became Hla5, she chung to caEtoria.
When she had Children, she savothem cassr4e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17

DR.. Straitii's cough syrup, a sure
cure for coughs and colds, prepared
and sold by Light & Watson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17
WE NEVER enow OLD.

We never grow old, it isn't the mode,
We have pinned our faith to a modern coda
And started out on the longer roadi
Our grandmothers wore their dainty caps,
Our grandmothers took little daily maps
We take the air In our winter wraps.
Our grandmothers aged at fifty or so;
But, stemming the tide OF the long ago,
We wear our fifty years of snowl
Boston Woman's Journal.
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Purify the blood, tone the nerves, and givo
strength to the weakened organs aud body by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17

The DR.. j. n. Mclean almanacs,
with Hicks weather predictions, at
Light & Watson's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17
Observation-Disclosures.

RTRs. j. o. TUTWILER is prepared to I'M
1Vl dcrtake Mantua-MaI5iug and all kinds of
Family Sewing, unreasonable rates. Residence
IN samuel street. near the Baptist Church
April IS. 1SSl--tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17
sPIRIT on JEFFERSON.

CHAnIrs Town. Jarrznsos coUsrr. u. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17

TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL IL. 1884.
, 1894-03-30

0tit gergnii9en peripeiien mir ouf cine
an on0erer SteQe ber b~eutigen Summer
OeS vNbenbblatteS" per0ffentliAte 9(n3eige
Der 9ul 8eroe 8olonie. g8ir fino nab
grInblicbcr Briifung ii6cr3eust, DAB bteie
&Olonie, in ToGge tbrer Sage at Scr Santa
Te>8abn in Yerris 8alep 5wti9en BUM
berten Oran9enbainen unb SbitgGrlcn,
inmitten rieiiger @etrei6efelOer uno 8e7
pobuern Der beiten &lalie, unter Der Set7
tung BON WlGnnern, Die iib bcS 6etep
&ufeS erfreuen, @rfcl9 Daben muB. 81
2eitern ser &olonie 5d6len 9eute, Die ihb
an Dem Q(ufbau Der erfol9ret6en &olonten
Rtpcr1i6e, N~eblanbS, 2ampoc,
6~resno, Baiobena uno anberer be-
fainter &olonten betbeili9t baben. Den
7. 2(pril ftnbet, I'M 8ullmanzF alaitfpa9e1
eriter &laiie, etne foitenfreie @rcuriion fir
9ieienieen itatt, Die, nacbOem iie ii9 al
Srt uno Stele bon Der WabrDeit ~unlerer
Nngaben iiber8eugt babcn, cine Tarm BON
10 Qdcrn %faufcu. Q8ir la9en Der Sal
8erbee&Olonie unter ben Nulptcien Der
v~Snternational 0omctea6 Company" bon
bier, ben groBortigitcn GrfoL9 uOraus.
, 1894-03-30
gu sdPes Geben.
OI1nftsot's oritter SeIbfmoroperiud i6ldet
fehI.

BUM 6ritten WlaL innerbaLb 38 Stltl16en
beriltcbte g~eitern Nbenb @up &. OlmitcOt,
Der Dorgcitern einen Wprban9riff auf Ben
8ricftrGger Glifarb Deribte, it6 ms Sem
ieits al bef0roern unb e5 piiroc tbm oteS
aucb %gelungen leil1, Denn feline 3G1e 9tatur
lticbt elmer 9oItS BON Eattengift uno Qlrz
le1tf mioeritan6en bGtte, bic ausreiben0
mar, 6rei 2euten ben @arauS 81 macben.
DAB ct O0S Slit genOlnmten bate, tpur0e
nur our6 3ufau ent6eft. @egen 1leun llbr
QbenDS eribten 6er Or. @unn bonn @ez
iunoDeitsamt Dpr 1etner 3eue, nm i'm gu
impfen. Slmltebt erbob bagegen befti9en
@inipru4 unb ertlarte benz 2ieut. @olOen,
ber ieinen nadten Nrm, BEN er Durb bas
Sitter 6inauSgeitreGt bate, wG6reno Der
Smpfun9 belt, baB eS unnOtbig iet, einen
Wtann, ptc ct lei, gu impfen, ba ct oDnes
bin 9e9en bic 8lattern 9efett let.
8alo barauf er9ielt er bon einem Q(r5te
rn0 einem b%efannten 8olitifer Ser ,eriten
Moro 8eIl6. 0lmitebt erbpb licb BON
ieinem Eager, UNI bic 6erren, bic aus
reiner 9teu9ter0e gefon1nen iDaren, 81 be-
grlBen. 2(lS ct aber 0itbt an 6aS Sitter
berantrat, bcntertte Der YOli3iit Canton,
Der Bic 8eiu6er b~egleitet bate, 6aB feline
gtaienipibe nit elmer ipeiBen Subita13 be-
bedt mar, boob ct nabm an, baB es @anbz
faIf lei. Slmiteot bat Balm nm elm @laS,
aber faum bate CT ei1ige SDlude 9etbau,
ais altcb iofort baS @ift 81 Wirten begann
unb ct iicb in ben fiircbterlicb1ten Scbmerz
sen triimmte. Sbne 8er3ug ipHr6e ibn
Elm frdfti9es 8rc6mitteG etnge9eben unb
biunen &ur5em befan0 CT iicb auBer 2ez
bensgefa6r. Ct pur6e bann nab 6em
GountDs6oipital 9ebra6t, no man i'm
unausgeiebt beDadben laiien piro, INN
weitere Selbitmorbberiucbe gu Derbitten.
Slmitebt g%eitanO, boB ct boS @ift i9on
bier Sage por ieiner 8erbaftung gefauit
uno in ben 0oIenbun6 cingenG6t babe.
, 1894-03-30

Ginige feline Sri olge 6atten Ote Stretfer
geitcrrt 81 Der3eic6nen. Sine bieligeBIum7
bere6irma i~peigerte itb, &0bren aus Ser
Grane'i6en .9t0brcnfabrif ob5unebmen,
neil iic uur l~tnionleute beldbaftigc; 8eie
beniteQer Ser Sort WaDne18abn moQten
fir bic Sabrif an Suboltr. beitimmte SODz
~lentpagen nibt auf Sic Nu~Slabe9eletle ranz
9iten, u11b Experimentation Ser 8dugetperfe
ga6en 6en Strettern bic feite 3ultAerung,
an 8autcn, in 6enen Wtaterial aus oen
@rane'16en Sa6rtfen benubt per0e, ntbt
arbetten 81 tDouen.
Sn leiner am nGbiten Sonntag faithful
6cnocn @eriammlung ptrO Der @eperfz
i6aftSrat6 o~ffi5ieQ Steuun9 sum STREET.
nebnen. Ote $50 2lrbeiter in Oct GO9ren7
Sabrif boben iiD biS6er benStretfern nicbt
angei6lolieu, ebenio fino bic 100 &utlber
Ser 6irma nocb an Der Nrbett.
Gem Stre:f72(uSi6uB murbe 9elter1
mit9et6cilt, 6aB in Ser W}oIlroe'icben Sic
Berei an Glintonitr. Wtaterial fir oie6trma
@ranc 8roS., 6oS 6ieic controfli6 iOfort
Su ~liefern bat, ber9eitelt pirb. 9ic Sacbe
murbe lofort unterlucbt uno crmittelt, OaB
Grane'idbe WoDeue uno 6ornlen itdb IN Der
@ieBerei 6cfanDen. Die @iiengieBer7 unO
Bormer@ltnion5 pcr6en, fails 0ieie2lrbeiten
nic6t Iofort eingclteut perOen, m0gltcberz
tpeiie altcD %itrcifen.
Die @leDotorenzT a6rif lit noD in bouem
Setrie6e.
0er General lit fir NQe
unii0t6ar, ut6 bic Sfftce fir aue Jtach7
fro9eu0en Deri6lo1ien.
, 1894-03-30

Gor spei Sabren id6loiien bie Blumber>
0cleIen : Gercinigungen nit Der yWtaiter
BlumberS' Mi1octation" einen Contract,
nac6 Wel6cm So. IS ais Ga9elobn feitgeIebt
murOe. 0ieier Contract lGuft Sen 30.
cine @rneuerung oeS Contracts sum alien
Qo6niub beiteDen, mollen bie y8oiie" nur
1926 beDiltgen un0 Ocrlangcn auBeroen,
baB ieber @5eleQc ietten %etgenelt furnace"
iteue. 8t5ber muroen Oieie furnaces"
Sic 81. 100 per Stif folten, DON Ben Qrz
bettgc6crn geitcut. 8eiteben bteie altf ibren
Sor0erungcn, Damn biirften am /. Wfai
ettpa 1900 8lumbergeleIen al ben Stretf
qeDen. Sic pollen etpa $50, 900 5ur
Siibrung 6ieieS Samples al 9dnO Daben.
She 5tpe65 8eipre6ung oteier Qtn9elegens
belt a6geDaltene GOnferen5 Derltef 1tltrnlii6
ullD relultatloS. 9ie YlumbergeieQer
merOen SOnnta8 SIT bieier Trage SteQuug
neDntelt.
Qucb bic 1000 9(nitrei6crgelelen r~iiten
ii6 81 etuem Sample. Oils Dergan9eneS
Sabr bic i1letbten 53eiten iiB fliblbar 5l
macben beg0nnen, erflGrten lt9 Die GIN
itreicbcr9eleIen nit elmer 9tebucirung 0es
Qo6ne5 pou 30 uuf 30 Gents einperitonoen.
Som nacbiten Wtonta8 ab iOu gemdB oiez
les N6tommenS Der alte GobniaB pieOer in
Strait treten. Souten it6 bic v8Oie" Dies
81 tbun l%peigern, bann luirO OaS 0iitrictS
Council Ser Nnitreiher Unions na3 ctnane
Der, aber nicbt auf einmal bic 9lnitrei6er
aus 2 8erfitdtten gum Strett beorbern.
2(uf iolbe 8etie bpfft man bic v8oiie"
tierre 81 befommen, grGftoent @alpin i'll
Der 2tniibt, OaB Die bieSidDrige 8auzSat
ion Oiel Qrbeit %bringen piirne. Gr baitrt
bieie NnitAt auf fOIgenOe ltufiteaun8 Oer
nusaedenen Observation-Disclosures:
, 1894-03-30
Der 2lus1u9 6es Shulraths.

Mapor 9opttns 1T nit 6er 2b1idt bes
S9ulrat6s, iib Iieber at Der Safe Sront
eth eigeneS @ebduOe bauen 81 la1ien, als
nab 2Iuf8abe Ser 9tGumIibfetten i'm Gatb7
bauie iGbrlicb ettpa 500, 900 an Wtietbe 3u
be3oblen, feinespesS einperitanben. @r
erfldrte geltern, oaB Sic Sta6t tein Gecbt
babe, all Der Safe Sront ein @runbitHd
~fOrt3u9e6en. Die Ndumung 6eS Natb6auz
les bur9 ben S6ulratD iOu beitimmt am
/. O2ai bot itb ge9en.
, 1894-03-30
Gntldffene BIdur0fe,

9ie POli3iiten Tibgeral0 unO Gasan, Bic
am 0ienita8 2lben0 in elmer 8irt6i9aft
So6n &eup Obne @run6 brutal miBbanz
Oelten, ipur6en geitern bonn 8oIi5ei>G6et
Brennan fur5er !6anb entlaIien, nabOem
Der 2ebtere iib 6ur1 cine 1lnteriucbung
oaDOn iiber5eu9t bate, baB Bic ge9en sic
bciben 8lallrOfe erbObenen 8ei9uLOi9un>
gen %begritn6et tpore11.
, 1894-03-30
5tdoti1hes.
Bus Streik= gieber oreift nm idD,
600 Gi9orrenmober bon DoIens
60. itehen aus.

PLUMBER uno Qntreiber9eielen riiiten itd
sum Kompfe oe9en ihre 2rbeit9eber. Sci
Crane Sros. ni6ts Qeues. = Die 6ie9elz
brcnner warteu auf ihre KoIeeen Don
burlington & Kimbau.
, 1894-03-30
Americo-ChineSe
MEDICINE ASSOCIATION
(SncOrpOrirt inter ben @eIeben bes @toates SlinOis)
Capital $4,000.

9ireftpren-@ g. Sean, unier gong Song Song,
y. $. SadIon.
8eomte-S. SO. Suffer, 8rGI; 1n1er @pu9 Song
Spu9, G~doBmeiiter; q. $. Sadion, SetretGr.
uuier gong Song Song lit EN- regular ~9robrirter Ar3t
lnO Wunoar3t, Iomie Bbormecift in 9pug Song,
Gbiua, unD beabitGtigt Ieiue Wteoi5inen fir Die Seilung
9orduttrenO, boB iebeS 9etlmtttel bic BON ibm ~ougeIibr=
ten @t9eui9aTteu beiist Dber basieIbe ut9ts foiten lpirb.
@r fam I'M Sabre 1873 NIT benz 1iueitiGen @eianbteu
mad molbin9ton, 6. g., rnO bat Oiele Sabre @rfaDrun9
in Der ~6ratliben 8raTts, ioDObl al 9ouie als ouD in
DieIent Saroe. 81 ~prafti3lrt ge9enlpGrtig ni0t
Dertauft aber feline 9eilmitteL tpeld)e ans QSur5eln,
&r1utertt uno &iuoeu 3ni1mmenqeiest unO brett BON
China tluportirt iiuD. 9ieielbeI lptrten einfad Deileuo
unb iin6 9Gn5lid barntlpS, aber ppn luunoerbarer QSirs
tlng ouf Die 2eiOerben. Seine 9eilrnittel beilen ollie
drpuIideu SrautDeite1 bel Wt6rnern, sSraueH lnb Sin.
berr-mGnult1e utD lpeibltde Sdlp66e, Scrofeln, SDs
pBilt3 linb o4e 1nre9elmGBt9feiten beS 8Iutes, &beu-
m%atismus, Gatarrb, 8rt9DtI6e &rontbeit, &uugen'
&ronfbeiten, WaiIeriu6t, Wtprpbiu= uuO Spmu=Soiter,
fpeDe Mu9et, 9DSpepfia, Selt=GSteber, SnIDntnia, 9terOo=
fitGt Sieber unb Ngue, @itDma, Sou6bett @idt 8aro.
IDIiS, oMe Sorten 9iirnter, yta9tldneiB, SGarbod,
SaI3f1uB, SGmorrbuiben, 8lutung, Sutea o0er 8pritos
Bung, Siitelu, @eritppfuuQ, &c.
I'm briefltde Nnfro9en tptrb 9ebeten. Sine 8etbe Oon
Srogen meroen anf gerIon9en %3u9eIonbt unD Die 9eetg=
neten Setlmittel prompt mad @npfan9 Der &ntIpprt nodD
oQeu Ibeilen beS &oube5 9eI1ldt.
9as Yubltfum lit eiu9elaOeu in ben ~ele9auten Yarlors
un6 SoboratOriunt, 1443 @abaIb apenue, gegenii6er
benz 9ibbp=@efan9niB, pOr8uipre9an. SelepbOne 585
SDutb.
Ollie 9eilmittsl perben 9aranttrt, bag Ie turiren.
2lMaatp, M, fr BAN
, 1894-03-30
Prayers

Restaurant, Beer and Wine Vaults,
gsorSof=@6e 9RaSiIOm ,.,,e @IGrt Ctr. Giusons:
l3I Cub Glarf ctr. uub III Sft 0tabiIoi Str.
9os SotoI lift e%ntIbie0eu has 190nite in @biea9D unh
nerrhere i'd hos seebrte 9ublifuH, bag nun Sas Bette
sn p0puloren 9reiIeu ~isrnirt toirb. 9elonberS erIaube
tu mir, anf metneH oeutlren Wtttto0stIi9 onimerfiam
tU rIa@eR. 27ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
nl,lln rr ronr woMrn.

Few citizens of Fort Worth will deny
having an interest in the upbuildng OF
this city. In the past the citizens have
put their shoulders 10 the wheel, the
town hns relt the impetus aud the efforts
are still apparent, For II time there
has been delay in progress. This IN
part has resulted from the death of men
who were leaders and who We're dis
tinguishcd for their enterprise In adj
ditIon, there has been great financial
OPPRESSION throughout the business world
and men have been neryeIcss and in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

the financial markets of the East all
last sumner and offering them at dis
count. The officers who had the duty of
selling them In hand had to return hone
confessing failure. Nobody would buy.
The bonds were good United States
bonds. bearing per cent, and ought to
have been worth premium, but in
vcstors appeared to be afraid One after
anutler propositions fell through. and
the bonds went begging.
About this time Mr.. +. d. Chadwick
appeared and offered TO take them, and
a price was fixed at which they were TO
he sold. A forfeit Of 100000 was de
posted by him In ST. Louis bank to
hold the trade while he could raise the
SG.7i5,OO0 that was to be paid for them.
In the meantime, while he was out get
ting up his syndicate, another bid was
made by Il. +. Wilson & Co., said 20
represent the Astors. which the Chero-
kce rulers accepted, Mr.. Chadwick
had. however, succeeded in getting to-
gether bis money, and announced that
he stood rcady to complete the purchase,
preparations ldu ufth maui " AANA'i"A
the bonds to Wilson, against Chad
wicl's protest. To prevent the sale he
hns filed a petition in Washington City
for an injunction to restrain the Chero
KEGS from disposing Of the bonds to any
purchaser but himself
This threatened litigation is very alarm
ing to the merchants of the Indian Ter
ritory. Looking forward to the speed!
sale Of the bonds aud flood of pros
perity coming upon the distribution o
nearly ST,OOO,OO0 among the Cherokee
they bought heavily in the East and soil
the goods, to be paid for when the none!
from The bonds was received. II
possible that the injunction will tie u
the money for years Without means {
meet their obligations 10 Eastern whole
salrrs. many Of these merchants will hay
to so under. They are anxiousl
awaiting the outcome of the injuuctto
proceedings, upon which their fortune
depend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Mr.. u. n. Gopher was appointed genettsa.,,
circii'ntion agent Tor the Daily Gaze 7"
October t. Ills travelling repfesentauIgH
are J. !. Mnllen Albert rogers d.
Tory and O. A. Read. III 40.
Letters or authority are given 70 M w.
credited agents OF the gazette ana 10 gus is
OF doubt persons representing thensgi,hyi9,
as agents should be ffqulloh I" 'A"''''
their authority, - al.
An postmartors are authorized 20 Het ="
agents. for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
ANXIETY IN TIE nj. n.

The story Of the pig whose ears had to
he pulled Of 20 got 81 10 the trough. and
ohosc tail was pulled OF to sc, ii away,
i Illustrated by the experience the
Cherokee Indians have had with their
bonds
Alter hawking those bonds around in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Tho friendly rcccp,ion given to North
en visiting milltianlen in New Orleans
viii DO more TO make friends between
The visitors and the people With whom
they come in contact than all the iiowery
oratlons that could be uttered and print
cd. The cordial grasp Of the hand re-
moves auimosities chat years Of mis-
understanding have built M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Last DAYS 'iSapolsOn at St. Helena by vsIal,
Versailles.
church Of 81. Basil. Moscow, Russia.
siaIu' Of David 10y Michael Angelo, Florence.
Interior Of Grand Opera House, Paris.
The TRANSPORTATION 10y Baphasn, Rome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06


most deplorable phase Of the whole situa-
lion can not be controversial and the
financial losses of millionairos ana cor
porauons sink into insignhcance wheh
compared with It, Another gfeat NOUS
Try Of tho country that has in the lat- |
ter part Of the year felt the iul ehocs
Of the general depression Of all business
is the railways. They did not show the
effect Of the situation MS soon rs other
business interests that have suffered but
inasmuch as their prosperity is contin-
gent on The prosperity Of all other indus.
tries, they could not escape the eject OF
their depression. Individual losses. tho
stagnation Of every business, and the In
activity Of manufacturers have decreased
both passenger and freight iraiiic' pul
Il seems probable that large part OF
the disaster to railways has been caused
by inability to renew loans and floating
indebtedness contracted in prosperous
times, on account Of the financial sirin-
gency.
The number OF roads placed IN The
hands Of receivers during the year was
seventy-six, representing mileage OF
20.470 miles. with q capital stock OF
over SG0O.OO0.OOO, and bonds 10 the
amount Of over Sl,O0oOD00J0 Thirty
three Of these roads were small lines
under 100 miles In length, number OF
| them gtll In course OF construction, their
aggregate mileage being q little over
| 300 miles The disaster TO these aud
other roads Mat IN prosperous dimes were
| hardly able 10 earn running expenses IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Mr.. d. +. Sprinkle Ia circulet0r for thc
Gazette In Fort Worth. md orders for nc
paper should be- given 10 him or hh Asehu"'
His Uincd is Ga Mnlu street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

tnht ,ne earnings u ~ -. henco
be suihclent TO meet tne'e e"A
the action"
Atchison, Topeka and santa re r'''
road. In regard to ;he reeeiNerSpp 81
this road, President Ranhart' IN e'
cnlnr to the stockholders says
The continued financial depression III
America and Europe, with coihAuent
shrlnkage Ia market prices OF securlu"
owned by The companies and used as
collateral, Las brought about an ehlorceu
reduction Of tue floating debt causing
excessive demands upon the cash aVall'
able from net earnings for interest re-
quircments. Under these circumstances
L becomes the duty Of The directors 70
take such steps as may best conserve
and protect the interests OF the com
psnics. their bond and stockholders and
creditors ana preyent the disntegration
Of the railroad system. In view OF
the comparatively small and temporary
relief required in the present emergency.
considering the magnitude of the railway
system involved its earning power and
resources. satisfactory physical condi'
ton aud working organization, which
relief cannot speedily be secured IN the
present depressed condition OF financial
affairs generally, tho directors believe
that The protection of the courts should
he invoked, and The executive and legal
officers Of tile several companies have
been authorized and instructed not TO
resist application for receivers. but
TO make answers setting forth the facts
aud admitting The situation and temper
AIRY embarrassment Of tho companies"
New York aud New England railroad:
The following Is IN extract from an
item in regard to the receiyership of this
road In The Railroad Gazette, reference
being made 10 the principal suit brought
against the company in which Mr.. Platt
! was appointed receiver;
at is charged In tho complaint that
I tho company Is iusoyrnt. It's floating
debt Is soid TO be over S2,G00o0O at
| present. earnings which, should have been
/ used for improvements aud rolling
stock have been used 10 pay dividends;
the last somi-lunun interest was paid
with borrowed money. and the company
~ without funds 10 pay the interest due
January I, amounting to 100000. II
is also charged that the published reports
have not shown accurately The financial
condition Of tho company. This is the
third recciycrship Of the company. In
1873 The old Boston, Hartford and Erie
was placed under the protection Of the
| courts, and, again, in 1881, receiver,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

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sOraund Church Norway
The Column Of iuly. Paris
Tomb Of Napoleon, Paris.
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LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION
LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
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Battered az the posioilioc Of Fort Worm
Ter. a. second class mall matter.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-11

Lewis Turner. who was bitten by
q rattiesnske Monday evening while
lying asleep on the ground few miles
sonth Of Prescott. IL reported by DR..
Sewall As slowly improving. The rep.
tile strnck him on tbs right side near
the kidneys, and in few minutes
afterwards that portion OF his body
turned very black an commenced swell.
ing, reaching to his head and shoulders,
which assumed twice their natural size
Alter being bitten Mr.. Turner became
violently insane and IL req1irei tho
services of three men 10 handle him
He complains now Of feeling very weak
and sick since returning to conscious
ness, and in the region Of the bite sew
eral ugly ulcers have broken out as
result of the bite.-Jonrnal-M Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-11
An arizona Hermit.

Reavis, q hermit living among the
lonely Businesses Of the mountains Of
Pinsl County, in . canyon with walls
thousands Of feet high, to which there
is but one entrance, is described In
the Tucson Citizen.
His hut is one Of the most inacces.
sible in the world. Fifteen miles
away is the nearest wagon road, and
Tor that distance the climb is Q hard
and perilous mountain trail. Only
by patient pack burros does this lone
ly man get his supplies. and Of these
he has train OF score or more. He
has wagon which was packed In on
burros; one animal was laden with a
wheel, another ton que. and 30 on.
In this secluded chasm he has
cleared fifteen acres OF land, which he
cultivates. The altitude 10 consider.
able and the canyon Is never hot.
The vegetables are therefore hard and
firm. and Rsavis can almost command
his own prices.
Tweniy.two years he has been
there, ani in that time he has sold
$4,000 worth OF vegetables.
With the failure OF the silver camps
he goes to Florence and Tempe with
his crops. He 10 now eng ,ged in
setting out 10000 caboages.
Hunting is another Of his pursuits
He has a good library and is we'll
informed on current affairs.
Indians have fallen by his rife.
They entertain = sup ,rstitions ave Of
him.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-11

The Chicago Inter Ocean says it
remains for the coming irrigation
congress at Denver to formulate a
national policy and code Of local
laws. II further remarks that "tbe
congress has great and practical
problem TO solve. and the solution
OF it is simply interesting the people
until they will justify the government
in taking hold Of the question. I"
Intelligent people generally now rec
ognize the importance Of the irrigation
question.