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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

The florida Citizen haa the following
suggcstlve editorial pnpggrnph
Wherever Southern agents no In tho
North they find the people rendy tu
listen 10 them when they ton about
the Advantages Of this section as a
place or rosldcnce The general pas
Hengcr agent OF the Guif, Colorado and
santa Fe railroad recently returned
from u three weeks trip during which
he visited nany points In Michigan. I'LL
nols, Iowa ami Nebraska, TO I'M engage
incntH with various porsons with whom
he had boon In correspondence, fTp
reports that he never saw as much
excitement ana anxiety ms there is
being worked MP amongst people In
those states In reference to the
South'"
We can cgsily hpllevc tho stntemcnts
nude by the general passenger agent
who ls here quoted A close reading OF
our Northern ana Western exchanges
Convlucoa IA that hundreds of thou
sands Of people In those sections would
sladly como South II they had some roe
liable Information about our ndvantn-
ge7 and resources.
In the past we have had Ia contend
with many obstacles In the way OF
| Immigration. The Northern people were
nlslutprmcd, ana our people ala not
| care to undrcclve them. In fact many
leading Southerners We're opposed to
immigration.
But times change and men change
| with them. our best people are now In
favor Of immigration II Il can be re-
slrioted TO the native American element.
| We do not want 10 import hordes OF
! pauper foreigners. mt II tho enterprise
| ing hnd Wqli-to-do people OF tho North
and West viii come here they VIII re-
celvc cordial welcome. and nothing
| VIII be left undone to mako them fool
at home.
Tho agent Of the Guif. Colorado ana
SANTA Fe railroad 10 doubtless man
| OF judgment, with some knowledge Of
| humpn nature. A few such men gcnt
10 the proper localities would soon start
a rushing tide OF Immigration IN thls
| direction Whom we convince outsiders
OF the truth OF our representation In
regard 70 the South We can get All tho
| population and capital that we hRve
room for herc.'-Atlanta Constitution.
Many people Of the central states ana
OF the Northwest ata coming South.
this fail; there Is no doubt about TINT
Many OF them are coming to Texas
The question OF interest to localities
here Is where they win 20 whom thoy
reach Texas. Ours is large state.
The section that strives for develop
ment win reap the nrst fruits OF deyel-
opment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Innsbruck. the capital OF the Tyrol.
Vienna, Florence. Rome. Naples and
perhaps Jerusalem and returning
from the Orient visit places along the
Riviera, such as Morocco Nice and
Cannes Among other things Colonel
Gillum says OF royalty; without our
first knowing II 1t seems that quite
number Of celebrities, such as
princes, dukes. lords have been under
the same roof with us and the Prince
OF Wales and several other notables
are still here, These gentlemen, when
Invested OF their paraphernalia of rank
for the most part are very ordinary
looking men. The Prince OF Wales,
however is rather a good looking
man, walks fairly well at all times
and wears face of kindness. It would
seem. for all mankind" Colonel Gil
lum closes his very interesting letter
by expressing the hope that Charles
a. Culberson might be nominated and
elected
Mrs Rosine Ryan, a member OF the
national board of lady directors of
the Worlds Columbian exposition, re-
turned from the North yesterday. Mrs
Potter Palmer, the president of the
board had sent for Mrs. Ryan in or
der to have the benefit of her services
m preparing her report. which must
pt lleu win the lHdl report TO con-
gress Of the director general. Mrs.
Ryan's special work was in the de-
partment Of liberal arts and manu-
facturers and she prepared her re-
port while in Chicago and submitted
1t to Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Ryan says
that Mrs. Palmer will leave for a long
transatlantic trip, including pro-
tracted sojourn in the North of Africa
She intended going to China and Japan
but first the plague and then the war
between those countries prevented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
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Tgras,at Maine
~ i''' 80 ~
Governor Mckinley asked IN what par
ticular the new tariff was better than
the old ana yvhose factories II Will set
.s ,t. -, 80, H.
70 WORK. anu "ssor'en II WI U.s.
crease the demand Tor lapor at hoinsi
Il will not start n single psw factory
at ho,nep
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me i'e'noeiauo e'''si ess'v'i1' 80
mlttee has made very euecuNe reply
10 MoKinley's questions by compiling
tho record OF improvements made in
'"u
Single inuuslSi 'eN'iie9, W
new law went into effect the showing
is too long for publication here, but we
r,nr,rt tho, nort which relnies 10 the
iep'i'' ''1' pa w."
south'
The Piucville cotton mills, Plneville,
N. C.. have been sold to stephen a.
-. t,u,,.,,,.t,o, ,rho ,ntiis
'ehAs' Oh ia"tueNe'' ~ J. i"e mus
VIII be doubled IN hlle'
Tho Globe mill. Clarke & Co, pronrie-
tors. August, Ca, manufacturers OF
yarns, have lately put In forty looms,
and VIII manufacture drills. aheeting.
etc, They expect TO commence opera
tons In three weeks.
a movement for the establishment Of
n knitting mill ut Madison, Ca, has
been lnaugurated, A proposition from
Colonel Becker OF Swapping Shoals for
tho removal OF his plant VIII probably
be accepted.
The erection OF n cotton MIL ~ con-
templHted at Triton, Ga.
About $4,000 ere being expended by
the kllburn Knitting Machine conn
pany In enlarging rs plant OF Martins
u d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Ranger, Tex, Sept, 2A--Ranger is
looking UP from bushes point OF
view. c. IL. Ray, former cattleman
here, is preparing stock OF general
mcronaadlse to be sold from the old
drug house owned by Or. Baylcss. 1
understand this store Is to be kind OF
innovation, II sort Of cooperative af-
fair,
our three cotton yards are fun OF
cotton. one buyer has paid out nearly
$4,000 in cash FOR cotton here this
season. Goods go propOrtlonately.
Socially, politically and morally Ram
ger Ia quiet.
Mira. Butcher OF WhlteshorouEh, after
an extended visit 10 her parents here,
Will return home today accompanied
by her two bright lille children and
Misa May Belle Westlako. Miss West
lake IL one OF Rangers brightest.
sweetest and most accomplished young
ladies, and In leaving US carries the
best wishes OF Rangers people with
her. She goes TO Naconn To Join her
parents. who have preceded her there,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
AUSTIN BUDGET.
Several Charters Fned-Ezecutive
Appointments.

seNernl Charters Fileu-Exccutive
Appointments.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 2l.-The follow
ing charters were filed today with the
secretary OF state:
The Kosse Exchange with capital
stock of $4,000 1noorporators: In.
Briggs. o. Llneback. r. NJ. Wheeler
and others.
The Panhandle lodge. No. 3ii, In.
dependent order OF odd Fellows of
Wichita Falls, with the following di-
rectors who are also incorporators,
John II Johnson. p. f. wingert and
r. II. MoFail.
A permit was today granted to the
Brown and Clark Paper company OF
state.
The governor today made the follow
ing re-appointments:
~. d. Gavin, judge OF the criminal
district court for the counties of Har.
ris ana Galveston and Joseph Wool
ford, branch pilot at Galveston upon
recommendation Of the board OF pilots
for that port.
Governor Hogg is still absent from
us oliue anu all day Saturday thara
was good crowd OF visitors STANDING
about the business office trying Ia see
HIN. u Is not absolutely certain mai
Governor Hogg Will be able To be
present Mt the opening Of the Belton
inlr tomorrow ms heretofore an
nounced- The reason is that business
has accumulated on his desk So nnch
IN his temporary absence that he MAJ.
have TO stay in Austin to dispose 81
Colonel Henry Gilium OF New or.
leans, La. has written to the corra-
spondent OF Hamburg csr-
many, paper OF his European
travels. Colonel Gllhm is perhaps one
OF the most widely known men IN Tex.
as Of those who are non-residenfs snd
ms Il owing TO the fact that hs has
perhaps had more land suits than mus mas
other one man. He has acoumulntnyy
large fortune and now spends ~
greater part OF his time N Es,r, NY
Where ne finds that the heath ny,
OF himself and Mrs. Gilmm ia ~. uosn
better than In this country m u .,i,
81 from Hamburg to Frankfort NJ
Weisoaden and thnnes 70 oA.i.a MY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
MANACLED SKELETONS

Found In So. Pctersburg-The Vie
tlms of the Tyrnnt BIron.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 2i-A number
OF skeletons with manacles attached
to the arms and legs have been6ound
buried close to the surface of the
court yard of the custom house here.
\ similar discovery was made few
years ago at almost the same place.
but on the former occasion instru-
Wents or torture were also discov-
cred with the skeletons. Ii is stated
that secret chancellory OF the Tyran-
meal regent Biron, the favorlte OF EN-
press Anna, was situated where the
remains We're found. Anna ruled from
1870 10 1886. It is stated that twenty
thousand victims Of Biron's tyranny
persisted during tGese six years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Columbus. o., Sept. 2i.-An extreme
~ sensational story Is told by a proml-
nent labor leader relative to the recent
visit OF General Frye, the California
CoNeyite, to this city. II is that of a
proposed revolution to overthrow the
government OF this country. The story
Is vouched for by a member OF the Pom
ulist party, who is not in sympathv
win the anarchistlc scheme In sub
stance the plan as mapped ont nv
FRYE, who says a secret order for this
purpose IS being formed in all the large
cities and commercial centera is e.
spring the revolution at the next sfril,e
PFSe became confidential to a mum
per OF persons, one OF whom is loval
TO the government OF this country This
man stated that he was Identified with
tne secret organization, 1t Is nterna-
uohal, and rapidly increasing in mem
bershlp.
1t is proposed when the next strike
IS on and the militia is preserving or
der that the revolutionary leaders as
semble In Chicago and issue a procla .
nation Tor the establishment of n revo.
luuohary government and be prepared
10 enforce It's DEGREES. 1t is hoped by
the holdness of the movement to draw
the worlSlugmen, hundreds of thousands
OF whom ordinarily would lie loyal 10
the government, Into this Revolutionary
scheme during the excitement and pas
sions OF the strike.
General Frye visited this city n week
ago ana lett, and Is said to be making
tour OF the country on his revolution
airy mission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Virginia, New, Sept 2s.-The state
central committee of the silver party,
through its chairman, j. II. Klnkead,
has written n complimentary letter to
John II. Jones, commencing his course
in leaving the Republican party. The
letter assured the senator that he need
not feel called upon to resign the sena-
torship on the demand of the Republl-
can party, and declares that he owes
his position TO the whole people of Ne
States senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Cleburne, Tex, Sept. 23-George
Clark will speak in cleburne on the Goth
OF September,
There was Democratic rally here
last night. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. NJ.
Crane and others addressed the people.
They scored the Popullsts, and made
some good hits for the Democratic
party, Several committees were ar
ranged TO receive Governor Hogg. who
Will speak here October %, and Judge
George Clark, September 49, 1t was
quite an enthusiastic meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
BLOODY JACK THE RIPPER
mas CHANGED HIS GROUND no
AUSTRIA.


Vienna, Sept. IA terrible double
tragedy of the Jack the Ripper" class
is reported from Amras. not far from
Innspruck. capital of the Austrian
Tyro.
On Friday last young and pretty
waitress of Amras went away from
her employers residence in order to
witness a religious procession near
that place. on her return home the
girl was murdered and the only clue
found up to the present time OF her
assassination is razor-edged knife
which was picked up near her body.
The murder caused great sensation
in the neighborhood. Close to the spot
where the waitress was killed, the
body OF another woman. naked and
slashed with a knife in the regular
Jack the Ripper fashion, was found
today.
In addition another woman belong
ing to the same nelghborhood is miss
Ing. Naturally the whole of the
Amras district. as well as all the
neighboring towns are in state of
great excitement. A strong detach-
ment of gendarmes and two companies
of imperial rinemen are securing the
country around Amras. but all efforts
To arrest the murderer have proved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Brandon, Sept. 20, More 8 Moores
have opened up large stock OF gro
cenes here.
Fine weather Is bringing cotton In
at q lively rate.
This town and vicinity has had almost
an epidemic OF slow fever I'll summer.
There have been numerous deaths and
about twenty-five or thirty cases arr
on hand row.
Jean Jopr7 HFn G. W. r. b. Jones
died this ms fit ,aA Henry Nofford
who has haa the fever for nearly two
months Is rot expected TO live through
fhs f-N
2 IL Lavender died yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 24--At o'clock
this afternoon James Realb, white
man claiming to hail from Dublin, Tex.
attempted to assault Grace Collins, the
little 4-year-old daughter of Dennis
Collins. colored cook at the ST. James
hotel. The assault was made in the
back yard OF the hotel in open view of
all the hotel employees and passers-by,
and he WAS only prevented from his
dastardly Intentions by the timely in
reference of the girls father. Roach
then ran out of the yard and went to
the fire station. fTe was telling the
fremen of the occurrence when he was
taken In by Police officer Il. b. Gano-
way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
mI,NnIErrA.

Henrietta, Tex, Sept 2i--The case OF
the state vs. d, Hnskins, for killing p
J. Simpson about six weeks ago, was
tried IN the district ecnrt last week.
The jury was out Eighteen hours and
brought In a verdict Of aeault,al
Hon. W. a. squires Of Henriettt was
today appointed chairman of the Great
Jumbo district in place OF W. b. Hous-
ton. The appointment was made by
wire by ], O. Dudley Mr. Suuires Us
rock-rlbhcd, stmight out Cookreu
man. and when asked II he would call
convention 60 nominate candidates,
said he had not decided yet. but prob
ably would and IL he aid 1t would con-
vcne at Henrietta.
MIR. Eadn Is building a fine new gin
az this place, This makes the second
gin the Increased acreage OF cotton
has necessitated the building or We
now have a udpaoity OF forty bales a
deTi and all the ginnig they can do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Dublin, Sept. 24--Dr. Thomas A. Em-
mott of New York, in a letter published
IN the Frccman's Journal in regard to
the discussions In the Irish party, calls
tho attention OF Mr. Justin Mccarthy,
chairman Of the Irish parliamentary
party, TO the disastrous consequences
To- the national movement IN America
by the constant reference to scandal
and by the public discussion of the diff
fercnces existing In the irish party.
DR. Emmett says that the national fed
Grafton of America was preparing to
hold meetings In order to raise money
for the nationalist cause, but Mr..
ilcaly'a letter about Mr.. Gladstone's
subscription TO the parliamentary fund
has lmperdled the whole movement In
America Continuing pr. Emmett re-
calls the fact that during the first
three years the Irish federation in
America has sent ireland SIS, 900, and
that had 1t not been FOR current wrnng-
lings, ireland could have relied upon
an annual remittance OF $4,000. DR..
Emmett then appeals to Mr., Mccarthy
and his colleagues. and to all Irish rep
resentntlves to stop their discussions
and to no longer pauly2e the efforts OF
. the best friends Of the Irish cause In
America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

would-be prophet TUNED away from
the doctor and left him without fur
Their explanation. He had Struck n
snag"
Mir. John sconeld leaves tonight for
Dallas, to see the horsemen who are
in Dallas, IN .he interest OF the Hill
County fair, which begins October o.
Mr.. win Craig goes to Bolton in the
interest OF the fnir also.
Or. NJ d, Knox, eX-mnyor Of HIS
boro. leaves tonight wlth.his daughter,
Miss Mary Knox, for Austin, at which
place the latter goes to re-enter the
State university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25
THE DEATH ROLL.


Dallas, Tex. Sept. 2i.-Another pio-
neer figure In Dallas history passed
away today Nathan A. Yenrgan died
at his home, No, 255 Cedar Springs
road. at ll45 Il. m, Of nux. after an
Illness Of less than week, Mr. Year
gan was born In Tennessee In 1921 and
came to Dallas In 1854. a widow and
eight children survive him. Three Of
his sons are In business in this city
Edward, engaged In the grocery trade;
John, q fruit dealer, and Fletcher n
job printer.
The funeral viii take place at the
family home at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Hlllsbaro, Tex. Sept, 2i.-Dr, Ben
son Knox, one OF the leading Demo-
Gratis OF this place, met Populiat to-
day ON the street. who aecostsd him.
saying Doctor you are better doe
tor than l, but am n better prophet
Than you. | told You tnat u Cleveland
was elected that he would put down
cotton 10 cents per pound, and you
see my prophecy hes come TO pass
But rCtorled the doctor. ~ he has
Pvt cotton down to cents. he has
also put corn up 10 40 cent ~.
How can you tsnia.4 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Rome, Sept. 24.-serlous complaints
are being made in regard to the drouth.
In the Tyrol and Southern Alps only
has there been sufficient rain. The
corn crop Is pronounced to be poor
and the wine crop, although Of good
quality is poor in quantity. The olive
crop Is good
In Sicily the crops are generally
light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Londao. sept. 2LJrhc correspond
euce between Baroness Bourdette-
voutts and the secretary OF the Lon
don painters trade society has been
published and Ia attracting great at
tention and comment The secretary
wrote that complaint has been lodged
against the baroness Tor allowing her
stahleman at Brookheld TO paint the
stables instead OF employing unlotf
painters to do the work. The baroness
In spirited reply after pointing that
Brookhcid Is the property OF her hus-
band, donounces the 'monstrous an In
tolerahle oppression which the union
claims to have the right TO practice
and which would deprive every work.
ingman OF the right 10 work out his
own advancement by his own energy
and rob him of the birthright Of per-
aonal liberty" The newspapers gener-
ally denounce the action OF the union
and point out services OF the baroness
10 the working people aud how she has
spent many years OF her life and n
large part OF her great fortune in their
interests,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

farmers who raise IT. If the News
knows OF any combination among
farmers to raise the price OF seed It
ought to report It. Perhaps It hass
forgotten that Governor Hogs. when at
torney general. notified the Alliance Of
Denton county that similar move
mcnt on Its part was illegal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Darmstadt, Sept. 24--As the grand
Duchess of Hesse is In delicate health
II is said the marriage OF Princess
AK of Hesse, sister OF the grand Ouch
ess TO the czarewltch, may be post
poned again, this time until February.
IN ms connection II is again announc-
ed that the conversion OF the princess
to the Greek faith is completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

The storm waves win reach this
meridian and the other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 miles OF
Bort Worth within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset of the dates
given below,
September 25--Moderatlng.
September 2G--Warmer
September 27--Storin wave on this
meridian,
September 2s--wind changing.
September 2p--Coolor and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Goldthwalte. Tex, Sept. 2t.-Goldth-
waite has received to date 1900 bales
OF cotton. The prospect FOR IL large
crop continues
Hon. j. a. Beall OF WaXahachie adj
dressed us he e Saturday, advocating
Democratic principles.
The public school at this place Is
moving on nicely under the manage
ment Of b. $. Lands,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Paris, Tex. Sept. 9t-Tnere was a
killing near Antlcrs, l. r.. yesterday.
Alfred Nelson ana cephos Williams.
both choeiaws fen Que about wom-
ed on Williams, who drew hls nistol
and shot Williams three times. XIII
Ing him Instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

a row In Houcis's district In Tennes-
sec between his followers and those Of
a rival candidate for the Republican
nomination for congreoa ended in two
murders and numerous injuries, THAT
Is che Instance pr southern lawlessness
the bloody.shire orgaf VIII not moral
lac about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

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advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Senator Jones OF Nevada win not re-
sign. and u no did the Republican
party would not be the galner 1t Is a
pretty sure thing that Jones Is one OF
those roses which by any name would
smell as sweet TO tho people of Ne
vada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Dallas, Tex Sept. 2i--The only case
taken up in the county court today was
the West Dallas Railroad company VS..
S, B. Roberts, which was dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Paducah, KY, sept. 2l,--Judge ]. c.
Gilbert a prominent lawyer and jurlst.
died today nj Longvlew, Texas He was
there ON legal business and was sud
denly attacked with rheumatism Of
the heart last nighL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Congressman culberson In his speech
az sulphur Springs quoted cyclone
Davis paper TO SHOW that he believed
both gold and silver to be tho money
OF "harbarlans," That is the generally
accented View OF the Ponuists. but as
they want the votes OF the "barbar-
fans just now they mako show OF
Friendship for the white metal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

The Chinese royal family have been
led to believe that the Japanese have
been routed In every fight In corca,
but II the laps push on to peldn it
viii DO difieu-, to keep up the delusion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

Attncs White woman Decnusc She
Testified Against Their Husbands.
Guthrie, o. r., Sept 2i.-The two
wives of Leban Miles and the wife of
Wamonka, Usage Indians. attacked
Mrs. McCommas, n white woman, with
knives, and fatally injured her, be-
cause she testified against their hus-
bands In court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

The trust law Of the state. by witch
purchasers OF cotton seed who aeree
upon n price Which they are wlning to
pay are TO be treated FOR felony ana
under which sellers OF cotton reed who
combine ana raise the price as hlrh ns
they like are expressly excused, will
room be tested by the courts Dallas
News.
-ns sel,ers OF cotton seed are the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-25

For OUT of Thoughts Interior sphere
These wonders rose to upper air"
Could Well have been written of the
worlds Fair There Or. Prices Cream
Baking Powder got the highest award,