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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

DR.. Rely treats only the eye ear,
nose and throat. Glasses ADJUSTED
from scientific measurement. once
over FIRST National bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

CHICAGO. March ~ Six hundred
employees of the Crane Manufacturing
company refused to accept a cut of 10
per cent. and struck The firm EN-.
ploys 2000, and it is thought all will go
out.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

$40 franklin street is the best
Mace to leave your grocery or'per
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

EEe handsomest variety of white
|.s' brown canvas, Russia calf and
|s ladies' low quarters are shown
Keeper, Clifton & Dukes
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

When you want pure, fresh can
dies. or the best fruits in the mar
ket, go to voo,s
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

| our lady friends: Is your
falling out? If it is, go to
|ioke and get a bottle of "47ll."
VII guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

n W. d. Jackson, the old
ole photographer, is still making
'res true to life, finished in the
sN style of art. CAN and
ne specimens at ll2 North
b street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23
plainly Of Money.

Try Gribble Bros. for groceries
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23
be l75. McAIeSter Coal co
Pne Lacy Tor McAIister Coal.

peer steak and roasts at Crippen's,
\ Fifth and Franklin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23

|''"et Pile Remedy cures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
onINEsE sTupENTs
Who Imbibcd American Ideas Have
pistinguIshed Themselves,

washington, Dec 2e.-united States
Minister DENLY has sent to the depart
ment of state an interesting sketch OF
the history Of a number OF Chinese
students who were educated In the
United States and afterwsrd returned
10 China. Thirty OF these boys were
sent TO this country In 1879, and 9TH
ers were sent afterward. They were
put in charge Of Yung Wing. gradu-
ate OF Yale,
Charges were made that the boys
were losing, or had lost. their patriot
lam, and in 1851 they were all recalled.
and. unfortunately for China. their
system OF education was abandoned.
The legation at pekin and the Amer
lean friends OF these boys have watch
ed with interest their careers since
their return.
a previous dispatch reported the
gallant conduct OF Ave OF these stu
dents during the action with the
French. at Foo Chow. wherein one
iost his life, and Minister DENLY says
ii affords him pleasure " report the
distinguished bravery and gallantry
dIsplayed by some OF these American
students In the great naval battle on
the mouth OF the Yalu river septem-
Der II last.
OF ten persons recommended Tor ais
tlnotion by Ii Hung Chang, four were
farmer American students.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
vnxhhurn News.

washburn. Tex. Dec. sa.-Inls part
OF the Panhandle was visited by q
uorther yesterday and day before yes
terday while the mercury tell 10 four
degrees above zero. to-day & Is only
three above This vicinity had a beau
thu Christmas tree. II was Creased
iuxuriousiy. After n lengthy program
was rendered. consisting Of recitailons,
songs, declarations. an sddress ard
Santa Claus Kaleidoscope was read, the
old Sanity was introduced. Ills appear
niice was ludlcrous, He then proceeded
to distribute the presents, which tvere
very numerous ana many OF them lux
urious. No one present was without a
gift Of some kind. The amount ex-
pended for the general distribution was
about $40. The committees all deserve
praise for their efficient work
Rev. II. q. Nicholson, OF Pueblo, Col,
is In our midst surveying the fieid with
view OF accepting work MS pastor Of
several churches He Is known as d
rustler. II is hoped that no will locate
In our midst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

We have tho amplest evidence THAI %
great Institution was over happier IN W.
character OF those who presided over ~
birth and directed its earliest ycars' I'M
original directors OF the Rank Of hngiana
werp among tho leading merchants ana
Tho most Influential citizens Of London
No tower than Of tho 20 wero ohosv1.
botwoen Tho yonrn 1899 and i7l9 20 ~
tho oflloo Of lord mayor. Two others wcrs
mcmbors Of parliament. There ooulp AZ
hnyo begn found anywhere q body %. nun
hotter qualified 10 conduct tho now ins.i.
tuition. They woro the moneycd men q ths
community. They werc thoroughly skilloc
BY daily praotioo In matters OF oommercs
ana finance, and they know, as well ~
any ono could know. with which o. ~
MERCHANTS and tfAdor Of London - wa
safe and desirable TO do businofs'--mao'
Allllan's Magazine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
NUNS pnLIGnTEp.
He visits the Government Printing
House ut Washington.

Washington, Dec. 29,--John Burns,
the English labor leader, after his ar
rival at washington this mornin@ was
taken In charge by James A. Power, OF
the International Typographical Union
and with his companion. ]. Williams
Benn. NJ. p. began an inspection or
the government printing'o liee. After
wards he called upon Commissioner or
Labor Carroll Wright. and before he
had been in the city three hours, had
collected a box full Of statistical works
TO be shipped to England.
Concerning his observations Mr.. Burns
said. 81 am enamored OF the principle
Of the government doing its own work.
will do everything that ! can TO In
duce Great Britain TO abandon the
contract system Of printing. os have
done in the past"
when the attack OF Col Rerd, in
Pittsburg last night was spoken ~
Mr. Burns said. my only critic In
plttsburg was one who came to curse
John Burns. and went away 10 bless
him. He ended his participation in
that meeting by objection 10 sessions
IN the city hall, on account OF the de-
plorable Influences In Its precincts. A
most striking confirmation % my crlt'-
clsm. One swallow does not entKe a
summer, one bowling voice In the will
derness does not discourage the"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

"ono Of the most remarkable cnsss OF
faith ! have aver seen. said nwcli known
physicihn recently, occurred when ! was
q student ia Philadelphia. Ihhd patient,
40 IrIahmup, who had bFoknn lrg'
When tho platter bandago was removed
and a iiehlor ono put IN ~ place ny
decd that ono Of tho pins vent IN Win
great difiieuliy, md could not Under
stand IL. A weak afterwsrd, IN removing
this pin, found thai u had Nnok us,a
ami fnet. and l was forced N rcrpoyo y
With forcopa What wa my nsionishment
a., making an examination 70 md thai
tho bin had beon run through tho akin
twice Instead Of through The cloth
is.Why, Pat said T. 'didn't yen knpW
that pin was sticking In your
'.To DO shufo did. . replied Pat "hi's
thought you knowed your business. ana
70 / hit me tongue ATLANTA journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
A GREAT TARIFF WAR is NOW ON
FRANCE JOINS THE oTuEn MA
TIoSs IN RErALIATISe.
Everybody Wants TO sell u sugar
and Other ThinEs--John nurns Mt
the National capisai--Denhy's HIS
toriesi skstch--Fosser's Denial.

Washington. Dec. 2s.--signs multiply
TO show that the United States Is on
the verge OF great tariff war with all
Europe. France now appears to be
following Germany in placing restric-
tons in the way of Importation OF
American food products. and as In
th~case OF Germany there Is a develop
ment OF the agrarian policy and Is in
tended 10 help tho French farmer.
although ostenslbiy put forward as
measure in the interest OF public
health.
In report TO the state department
for Roubalx, United States CONNER
ciai Agent Angel warns the depart
ment OF the movement put afoot by
the agrlculturisis OF the department OF
the North TO establish certain reforms
in reference 10 duties upon agricultu-
raj products and other matters. Tho
minister OF agriculture has been me-
moriallzed upon the subject by a dele
CATION. The memorial complains OF the
importation OF American beef and
prays that the quarantine laws upon
animals may be rigldly enforced; that
In cases where the sanitary authori-
ties detect contagious diseases In cat.
tie such cattle may be refused entry
or at least shah be subjected to a
quarantine inspection in the specia
lazerettos established at the various
| ports of entry. They insist upon The
danger caused by the establishment o.
slaughter houses In maritime ports
which, they say. have the effect OF th'
lowering still further the prices Of
meats on account OF competition there
by created. They pray for an increase
OF francs In the duty upon sugar,
imported from other than European
countries and for bounty upon French
| colonial SUGARS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
WHY HE STAINED HIM.
purreii Tells his story About Try
ing to IkiII nond.

Silvorton, Tex, Dec. 29.-Your CORE
spondent called at the jail today TO
SEQ II. II. Durrett. who attempted 10
kili Mr.. Bond yesterday morning. as
was reported in tho Gazette that day.
Being asked why he did II. he replied
~ went 70 work for Mr.. Bond sew
eral months agO. He would not settle
I'm me. ana / did not intend TO let
him enjoy what he had unless he paid
me. Besldes, one night. not a great
while ago, i was awakened by Mr.
pond Sharpening his knife. then
thought he was fixing TO XIII me. ~
was away in the night and l turned
over to watch him. -,
HAD you made a contract with MI
Bonf" - ., a,
six bits day. expected 70 WI" III
only about three weeks Tor hifn' cut
ling his cane. He cut his cane twice
and some OF II three times. Lots az II
made three crops. He would not pay
me any. 1 had to work night anu
dav ? rood deal OF the time
aDld he know you were going 10
hurt him yesterday morning
mo; he was asleep. l WOKE ny
before daylight and went to wosk ~
him. I could not see hin' |Ah sss
well any time"
IAN old knife ! have had for TWO
vears, The point was broken on. 49,,
'SIiow did it happen you did not XII
hlm7" =, .,y,binr I
,,an.ed him TO; then was satsneu,
wa i' wen, away. don't like to have
trouble with anybody. and az 1 VAN,
"a AZ, was what he owed me. Aftsr awn al
Nj. Newlln came In. l wal'eu ,a MI IL IL,
"e sn u IS "uncie Dlek's' version OF N, ~
ogsir He talks freely. and says hs
doesn't care If the world knows OF DIS
II. Durrett was adjudsed IN
sona nv the swisher county court ~
months or more ago, but they us ECU
It V was not necessary to restrain s,rS , siu
Mr.. BOND was Oss en-, m to ss't the hollow
l rSe ,lostor says he IS not necessarily
| f,talty hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Homo men work because they loyc To
work ard hato 70 play. They do not shine
In society. They iovo not conversation.
rho fair snx ntc not passing fair 10 thoir
distorted vision. Tho whitewasbod ceiling
OF their office and its shabby fittings ora
more attractive TO them thnn Landscapes
or Italian skies, and they nro under tho
agreeable thrni Of no diyortlng hobbies.
Thcy accumulate immonao fortunes, and
oven though they may DO rniaSsiy IN their
lifetime when they do aofne ono beneilm
by their inilllonA A man OF this kind on
an enforced holiday ~ n very compassion
able object Whllo drising through SONS
Of tho most enhancing scenery on q fnir
summer dny ono Of these men ND bis lace
behind a Journal OF tho money market al
tha time. His doctor had told him 10
would Lii hlmsolf n bo did not take a
change fIp Obliged che iottcr OF the IN,
iunotiop, but not tho spirit, and be DID
really die little while after OF paralysis
Of tio brain, Or something o. the Mind,
duo 70 excessive industry, ---Phiiadoiphin
Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
ROME AND SECRET SOCIETIES.
THE MANDATE WILL M READ nE-
ronn MASS To-Day
In some OF the cherese.--wias Lat.
ituds Regarding the ,satssr--A ps-
ntsi From Rome sasies the STATUS
Of the order. Has Not RssH ssssisd.

Rome. Dec. sa,--It Ia not true that
tho status OF tho secrct societies. the
Sons OF Temperance. odd Fellows and
Knights OF rythias has been settled
for members OF the catholic church IN
the United states. There 10 the best
authority FOR saying that a decree con-
dcmnlng these societies and FORM for
the PRONUNCIATION Of the decree have
been sen, out by congregation Of
Roman Thcologians and have been.
by order OF the pope, submitted 20 tho
bishops OF America. from whom the
pope wishes TO hear before a fnal de-
clalon. Tho bishops in tho yasiors
sta,ca Of America are now consulting
together and writing to Rome their
opinlous The submission of the decree
to the American prclascs was comb.
DENTAL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

49,. -. ~ ana, u -. =,
Whshihs'eh' Dru. -s.--ihe hummer VI
executing the Catholic cdict against
membesalip An the <niehta Of pvthlan.
IA, ,,.,,,..... ~ ~. .s..., .,,.,.,,n,
~ 'N''e"" "'u e''''' $500
AhnoNheeu eNeiuhNop tnroukh INV Aa-
ISOLATED PrcnH, Ia now receiving tha
careful consideration OF Tho church au.
.,...,,, -. ,...,,, :. Z. ...-...t.,,
u'V'su'H. Mkr' nh'o'h mas uair'"ie'"'
inc decision 10 the hehdh or nli di0crsVs
throughout the country, and II remnins
for then, 10 conway Il Ia oar,.h prirnta
nhu Tor We m''vr 10 give ~ "p-
pllcn;lun and execution. each having
considerable latitude an 10 how ha
.h,,i, ~, NJ ,,,,a 4. -, ,l,,,,n ,s,,,oh
. ~ N'''' y ~ 1850 "''N''
heaoa OF nlooehra may act, Some N'
ready having notlncd their parish
nrieata Ia rad the nrohibifinn Ia COM
'.I-a,,.,,. ,,,,,,.ss,,..' =, a., .,,,n,,,nc.-
bF'h"NVNh 'vin'''o"' ~ wy ''''su".
mcntn preceding mars. Other bishopi
have not required a public announces
m.nt 10 eonrrcaathrna. aa tho oommu-
NnNhN " Se'e''e""N''' - Nv
nlcauonH from Rome anu Mkr, ea'Vn
do not direct formal publication. and
these nnv make Il crioetiNo largely
s....,,,,,.t
Nhipukh wv NuhtrrH,vn''', 49,. o..
~ thereio.n may tA,V .oi' I'M, ~. ".
the paphl ueet'9 - pssV' ,, NO ,,'h,,
ieetiNe hnv 70 rvaen Ano'e pN',."s 49,
continue tnvh npnnovasn ~ Nv nrr,,'
aoeleues aiier ,ne orue' U WV V"N'V''
preoihes hhu"n' -, ....,...,,.,,s,
communion " 10y teNVn ns 49,. q, "
more than oher y'aN u,uusn
customary Mluh must " .s'is
the communion, 70 WHICH unu,e"', Mn - =
nn nbavlute vAavhunii a, NAs'et, N.iei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

A teacher IN Kindergarten says she
ends Tho principles shc demonstrates o.
use many times IN her own life rzparisnoo'
nIu several houra' journey on tho cara
Tor example, 4" she Gays ~ apply tho idcs
OF change with great benoht, change
my posltlon In tho seat from ono side %
another, or, n that "a impossible, ffom
sharing n With another, stand up al sisr
tiona. step cut IA tho aisle, anything 70
relieve che sct Of MUSCLES TINT has bees
bearing the burden continuously II par
sons whiting or sewing would take ndyan.
taao Of this simple fapt, they would inns
themselves much iesr fatlgued az the enas
too, Of longer hours Of work. Kew fors
Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

A bright, very I'm do aIecle young miss
az ia spoke Of horsslf the other day ~
amicdIo aged girl" aud further eostiiisd
that she aud her kind wcru hnrd 70 please.
Fypry mothar OF ono OF them realizes this.
They arc no longer littlo girls, nithouah
thor ought 10 bq, md their airs and ~.
sumptionl cs yonDa wonianhood aro funny
70 feli once friends Of, bat nrn often ssty
trying 10 encounter Some Of them ars
yery blnns- All Of thom need the wisezs
and most iovlng care.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

pfosperous farmers. killed hog yes
teriay that weighed o,6 pounds
The suppur that was 10 come on az
the college last night was postponed
ON account OF cold weather
AIR. and Mrs. j.. p Turner win on
terrain a few OF their young friends
tonight.
Dr. w. Murphy wilt erect hand.
nome residence N slldcil in tho near
future, Part Of the lumber Ia on the
ground now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

criohots are ncssd among entomoios,.u
for their yoracify and puenaoity. 10 coma
rsrtA Of tho world they W fnneh asmAes
10 grnaa lnndA, and chiidr lnrs oinpiv{fp
To- ..tst. sid rleu~~--l.s-> pfi,ks.-
live N burrows IN tbs "a among tnr
arnes. The burrows area " eight inohp.
desp. Tbs chlldIon hays ntfcly % hheA
Bic of atl1 grnss down In the bprfow y
thcfo 10 Sflckp. 10 tho hole, ~ VIII ~
sent this intrusion Upon his privacy, seiz,
the end OF ito gssss 10 his unnaipie Hau
hnua on 40 psrrlsterty thAt ~ cay y
drawn mtisuiy out OF tho phffoN Au"
KILLED befQgs hs VII lei 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

1v..hineton. Dec 29.-The president
1rs.arnized Elijah s. Allen M con-
n nj General OF Hawaii, for New ioi it
a 5be Atlantic seaboard states s9nin .
~ New York, Pennsylvania ana "es'
virginia. 80 - .,rsni General OF
,1atraii for wisconsin. Illinois, lnoia M,
ohio and Michigan. ana Arthur -
nrcsler as consul Of Hawai- AZ b=H''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Tws ragged nfWsboyL pna Whlt1, tHe
otler colored. stood on nu Olive eif1et cofs
~ a An atliistiu young man flushed "
IN a handsome safety bicycle - vish
MA ~ y nnoney, = said tho lit.ic coon,
1..s,. could buy ne one o. dcsa whceia. =
sf,h- dnt,s sasy. ooonyi' responded the
enc, aHo tronbis tail Taho do rub
- o,,t,r ycs neck an Dc rholis outer yeF
ma al PHI 'rsa togedar. and den you Got
: nicgcls. sscs''.--i,k Loui1 Po4ttp isp>sch-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Washington. Dec. ss.--isx- Secretary
OF State Foster has sthcted from here
for Japan. where he win ibin the peace
commissioners OF the Chincse govern
derson, the son OF ex-senator Hcnder-
son of Missouri. who goes IN the en-
pacity OF Secretary TO General Foster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

washington, Dec. 2a.-John. w. Eos
ter, who left here today for the Orient,
90 ioin the Chinese peace commissioners
~ their caahdential advisor. ,onay<
wired the Associated Press In WaaiingS
ton as follows: - ..
r,,csee announce that ! have no con-
,,ecsion with the alleged Chinese BDver
loan negotiations reported in certain
npwspaper1 today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

washington. Dec. 2p,--The govern
mont demurrer to plea in abatement
made by the counsel for. capt. How
rate was sustained by Judge Mecomaa
az The criminal court today. The DE-
fense filed motion TO quash tne thtec
thc Meas were based. The court over
rnled the motion to quash. and oe-
murrers to indictments were hled by
the defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

c.. Francisco Cal. Dec -.
80, sp nno snerclles handicap was run W,
~, ana as was e1peseea ~ Yin
eay ,s s.year-oid colt LIssak Won WIT rsa
,os ,,annds 10. The black COT Su'' nev.
~, w. p,he lead al the start ana W. Zen,
i'.'9 ss IA winning by lens.n AIN.
= anus. me day wss CLOUDY I'M a,t,h
,rS ind the track was a 1901 NJ s, r
~, ma IN hui 10 90 went to see ehe S''1s
sls rs race. ave furlongs; f,g srere
- Norn,andle second. ANNE ''VS''
,hird ZINE. i:i0 II. ..,,,rr.
ssconl race, five furlonks, Snow
,,,s,,staff won, Currency secohe'
,,,ess,ro third. Time. III .us
o. s,,,rd race. special stakes, one M
"a quarter, handicap. ~ nsss,
VIZ, 1n9sa,i' won. csdmus Second. liz
un ,te,,rth race. stecpieeifae' one n,,v
"a haif: Jim Norroll Won; nrS ,,,o
any second, Mindocine fnira. 1''''''
sa1 ~. -,o,~,. Robin Hood
- III Keno second. Aoihe Ai"e
third. Time, 1910. ------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

,vash,ppton. Dec. 2e.--TNc American
M,niatian for the education Of coioIsa
.,onths oontemplates holding ~ n nm
SESSION in London, and 70 ii'' eena,nenf.
OK Sl ee.,,,,itfee appointed TO make ar
1he s,.,srts for the meeting ~
Ihllke. ,. ana transportation. ete'' ATS
,,,eeaIng in this city today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Houston. TEX, Dec. M. u. boIn..s
..cs the santa r., International Y
go, Northsrl, and Missouri, Kansas
= Tex.. ,Niiroads Tor 10000 damages.
-. snvs thelr engines set nrs 70 ny
erass which burned over I'VE tnou.Ana
acre. destroying nniies 81 ieneinf' beN-
bles and houa'n-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Af.mnhis Tenn, Dec. ey.-zeDner ~
~ whoie.aie and retail dealers In
hoot. ana shoes. made partial as
s,rn,neut to-day for the bonent q cree
i,ors the liabilities are estimated az
ga go e..A sse esaei- - fina npe - sl p.
eolIeotless are the cause II tia fssii'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

~ ,,ys.bisston. Dec. 70 The carn nai-
no treasury today was 3D.
. sno s.,. rod reserve less ws:aass~sssss
1890 s.retofore reported was ,,s.sis;0. I.
MOI w,thdrawals today amounted "
ern0 000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

ettd,il. Dee. 2o.--A cold blizzard has
becn on hers for tho last three Gays.
the thermometer Registering cfk''''
below zero last night.
Ifnr Killing has heen the order Of the
ssv for he past few days.
Mr.. W. s. Doyle. one OF our most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

r,ouisyille. KY. Dec. 29.-ceorge
pinker. dry goods, Med deed 81 -
glgnment today Liabilities are s.io !.
antinl 10 That amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Crockett. Tex. Dec, 20. Harrison q
Long. doing merchandise buslness
az Augusta, this county, were closed
out to-day By attachment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

Constantlnople. Dec. 29.--unltcd
States Minister Terrell had an audience
with the sultan yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

by the United States. There are about
1890 Indians in tue tribe. and tie
amount Will be distributed per capita.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

.s.-.,., December Nr-
49, ,,,,as,dent has suthosized ole "a
,ufn NJ q ssOoceo % sh Cd o so5 due them
az Interest On tho 's's's''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

r.rn,. Powers Of Dallas - ~
Mrs, . ~ a visit TO Mrs W. L. IN
tne ms ~ ia r,ast second street --
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-16
THE REVIVAL.
Rev. Mr. Lowther A ldresses a Large
Audience Last Evening

AT the Methodist Episcopal church
last evening the time from Z to 7.3C
o'clock was devoted to a sonS service
conducted by w, I. Crawford, leader of
Section No. /. The regular service fol-
lowed, Rev. Mr., Lowther preaching the
sermon to a large audience. His sub
ject was "The Importance of Christian
Work" IN the course Of his remarks
the speaker reminded his hearers that
conservation was necessary to enjoy
true happiness Practical Christianity
hat reaches out fte" SINNERS ani thar
s ready to Minister to the wants Of the
lcedy brings true hoppine ness. The cons
iecration needed is tLat which is ready
% do and to die if need be for the
cause Cl right, and the cause of God Is
sure to prevail, IF all Christians in
Astoria would consec rate themselves
md their al TO the cause of Christ, they
would take Astoria for Cod Wac are
on the Lords side? He expects his fol-
lowers to take up the cross AMI follow
him. The great need Of the day isl
more consecrated Christians"
The subject for the discourse tonight
will be "a Young Man's Awful Mi'
lake"