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Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

SubilGum. Abe Sgnbas efter 9ris
nitutis bar Der. en- M9rtebas for Sm.
manuel Renisbeo oec GipeIuno. @oOos
tue Co., Riuu., iost 9aitor %. Sans
fen, Renisbebens Brett, ben Dag fei'
rsee IS Gursbusen for FIN Subtraoslie
Tom Brett / nGuuts Nen,ebeb. Yaitur
%. Suniens Ssu Or. 9. Sanien pre-.
biteoe. Senere ON Gftermibbasen talte
SaitOr Sariens onben SPn, Simpn
Sunien, ium er tbeOlUsif Stuosnt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
SurnipS.

9enns iaa bel niasenbe Os iunbe 6Oofrust fan iaass
fra MI os liss inb til lanst September. Otenem Ia.
bernie bsr bet bare fra 10 til Is 9Omuers @fiianb. Gr
iaa glanterne TONNE OF, nnaa man tpnoe no Raberne,
iaa bier Ilante faar ct &aaoerum paa 6 elsr 9 CONNER,
tbi elers ul 8ooen bliue t~raastis, os ba er ben u~ipiielis.
So raffere man fan p.o Sialp af sUb Soro os al anSen
Trioiel faa 1urnips til at gro, 10 msrere fnere ps mere
pelimassnbe bliuer ben. Der buor en- eaer anoen Slass
SDit bar Ilaaet fell, enten paa gser ener i Saoe, fan 1urs
nips iaaes; i bet smaa pil bet bel bore bebit at iaa 1urs
nips. men bet Store fan man 10 foretretfe bet itsrre
Slass, Der Sanoelen benapnes "StUtabasa", Der er sn
alo.les prastis Srust baabe for Menneihr Os DIR paa en-
Sarm.
@r man iaa belois, at man Tan iaa iaaet itrar fsr 9esn,
ct man uelbiulpen, 5rset uil itrar ipire % iaa at iise bialpe
fig ielu.
@pbe 9urnips os "Gotabaspes" er altio 8perne en-
COB Sanbelspare.
Get taser omtrent 81 guno Mais, for at en- Girls ial
lasse / gunb 5teif paa zig, iaa bet lite er iaa ~panItelist
at resne uo, ON man itaar fig paa spine'Np eler life.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

SerninIem itilOres iaaleoes / en- Of
fentlissiOrt Snobsretnius fra ben en-
ssIife 8OniuI til &egierinssn / 9OHoOn;
"8peu 9uur itRrtt fremao. 8aa Belt
foen er Opitaaet en- betpoeIis 6urItno,
bour Der snouu for ct 9lar Iioen laa
Binbierse. uoenfor Saffa 8Urten er
Der unInst en- Cffeutlis 8art. Suuoss
len er / ftHrtt Dipping, uaouIis meb
Grauaer, S%lioeutrn % DItuenOlie. 2
fore SsiIbaaoe er at ct GttisielItab pr.
Ssrnbaue braste til Se%ruiulem fra
Sofia % oerfra meb 8ogn b~efUrorebe
til Soronns SlOo, boprpaa be afsif til
bet osoe Suu for at upiumle oettes mis-
usrnl1te 8rOcutter".
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Sape 2eDs Selbreostilitono er life
TOR. Wuu fan uente bans 9so naa
iOmbelit; ban er fife ips, men bans al-
bsroums iuasbeo er iaa itur, at ban pil
Fuftes I'D iUm ct 2ps. San bar uoers
leosret Suroinalerue en- forieelet Batte,
iOm Itul uabues eiter bans 9so. Den
inoebploer bans iibite Billie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
9irfeltse Npbeber.
s,thIeh.ms MenlaheS (Se lOtraaN.

H~tthIeheIls UleftgDcp DC I'o'Iaup'
tes) Riuueasplis beIIutteSs pan ut
FSas @rte / 9uli, at ben ltte oiIOs
ialss rpscn Brett bette SIur. Zen bar
TurIsat of crbOIOs ct Bar AZ BEN 5ors
snsos airfcs meft e%riarue cs tlenote
grcIter, men bisis bar life feet Is l'tdno
iii at mpotdss SaIocIisn, iTrlt9 toroi
be i'te tuuSC Hippo fra fine Mtcnigbeoer,
Scr Hal bare fart @tisnsie inoen Nse'
uiabeScu posr, at ben life bIeo optn8st
/ ben Sorenrec 8irts peo Garsmsost;
at bette oil taos Meuisbeben msset er
paIou Tftcrt. Oct Ter p9iad no9et me
otrlist ub, OF en- Mcnisbeb 1taI nsstes
DptageIIs, Tom Ioo ~trOiait bar unosr'
Rpttrt BEN 5ur. 9irie, % Tom bIsp tuur'
arH til at uStrHSe af 9aItpr Siertiens
Rcui9bsS, fproi bsrus nsstcos at 'tptte
eamfuuSet ps Stolen, mcocns Rsnts'
bcber, Ipm air. Oprpr mob Samfunoet
ua Isgcr at uuoersruUs BET, uoen piosrs
blicsr fdaenOs / Samfunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

8Ooe lIoIigtcr for en- ~fortiat roli'
sere noOitlins at Wisiunsarbeioet
5andens bar brast WisiiOnarerne
Rsunius % 0etluno meo Suitru til at
flptte til Steoet fra Sanfun. Der
LANCE Sano'Reiie bleu paabespnot I'M
Der lpie Sprbuabninser ON ct suot llo'
falo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Yaitpr S%aarbein. iOm for nGroas
rsube CT Spmunospreit / SEEN gort, u9
Tom er betienot blanot bort &irteIolf
ueo fine Spraab % Reiier til 5Orbel
for SBmanosmis iipnen i Reiu gurf, er
M ubnaunt til Su9uepreIt / 9~unoalen,
NOrse, % ital tiltraoe tit upe 8alb /
Sbit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
S6ger tilialqs
"1teorab'P oRen"s gosbauSel,

Spilfen fotmbslH at otSfe 8saer fan srborA.s
ifnoS betaisnoe Nbonnenter, fom gsrs, "a at iS1
"Teeorab'Vo ften" TIL ben I fiofe 2 rstumts tas
tsiess gris. cpaip altiS Bnrfattsrtmss "a,
QsnS Wapn. "e eoi
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Gigttee Sanbbrorr cm ean9en
f~rtmbarsS al babe 5orbunoets 5or'
mano % setrctGr oeo Suussriteunet /
TuIutb. 6ormunoen Tiger: "0st uorit
Iutbsrfe saugcrfprbuno bar iat Jig iom
Raal at opelife ben Ggte triitelIgs o9
firfeIiss Gang iblnnot %, Ina OF ben /
Fprrr Grab MATTE biorn9c til Subs
Gigcs SpbD8gcIie % States 5reIie.
Gi cr / Itnois 5are for 8erSsliS9igrslie
uaiaa i oenns Ssrieenoe. Sangunoer'
oisnin9su mna bsspncc | StOIcn; bore
bciIi9e SOrnler man ipn9es IND ! Bar
usbicrtst / S]fpIecu9ene". Setrctrren
Faer: "Sauseu CT i Snnobeo en- Stors
mast, ium retop osrfOr buroe tomme
pna 8eusre, ct GruesUos, iom buroe
uoupttes % life pnufiDttes, en- ItiDn
8uuit % bcrlis Stat, ium buIces bpit
Barb, iaooel Der pua Suroen iom Of
BEN, Der sr Tonne IND / Simlen".
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

WisIionGr Susitab erflGrece ifSlge
"Reiorm" unoer Nnrsmgbet, at ban
pilbe mOotage ben 6Or. &irtes &aloelie
iOm Misiiou9r, oeriOm bans Suitrll
par euis meo BAN Oeri, men ban ertlGs
reoe tilise, at ban baooe me8et u~anites
liat for at drbeioe unber ben uup4renoe
MisIioustOmite polst at ben 5Ureneoe
8irte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Yaitor ). 81. Sperien er palst til
Brett / Blopmius Grairie &aloet; bet
er i%anoinnliat, Of ban uootaaer 9aloet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

gitepape Satonis stprelie al be
nmerifanfse airteunlissenoer ct @ien'
itano for gnflase til Saoen fra Grtes
biifOp Garnisan os Here bDititaaenoe
.@eiitlise. 8auen bar MI beluttet at
neoiGtte en- Specialtomite al 8aroiuas
lerue for at unoerisge So9en.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

WisHpnGr Netlanb. ium miitebe
fin Suitru iijor, er MI blepen gift meb
Miis Sermanien, Tom Osiaa arbeibebe
/ WisIiunen oerrloe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

MisHonGr Sfrefsrnb bar 8iamar
8irfe bsbt 4aitur @pnilos f~sritefsbte
9atter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

HibaroS Wenigbeb, aiblanb, @is.,
iattebe ben 8eIlutnins, at Der ifulbe
uestes baaoe Samiunbets 5prmanb.
Sopme, ps &reoiens 8%iiitator, @ruts
bsim. al gnlebnins til S~noblanoen ener
llnoerisselier / Wenisbeoens anlissen'
Der. Sfslse Garsmscets 8%elutnins
fuloe nemlis bisie bore paalast at fOs
retaae uu~oerieselier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
NEW YORK LIFE ms. co.

aasttsI sf4s,7oe, 1874
ssurp'ui" Esnvub III Belize psisratf o2s osols
aliuranet ubttat 1913 ............ sa2os4swl,U
n.y. ser bsit RetfcioInsH tfti ssfts SeMpaui 'otes'
kE is ltat mthsm stselsgsgEisrrnl IIarsly mg,uAlE
A. "A. GROVES, Agt, DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Gn 9etcran Sauses epnobe, &nuh

Gn Seteran gauges spnooe, 8nao
g. S%nrrisoile, er nplis opo / Chicago.
Sau bar i 40 aar ct pirfiomt Weblem
uf Snuscs Spnuoe. Sans Sen, Cars
SarrisoiIe, er Brett | Siorr Gitp, ga.
Bat. GiItenien I~triuer ON BAN: "Stiae
% frcoelist pur bans 9tp, title us ube'
mGrfet q bans 3so". 8nitor giiten.
fen bulot %2isprroiten pua NOrif, Sen
enselIfe Brett, Brad, pna @n9elf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Yaitor Wabs @efring. en- ai 9Or.
ses aloite % iurisite Yreiter bBbe ben
12te SUM i en- glbsr al rs aar. San
bar aasprabifant ! mango Gar, men |
be ienere Gar at fin Gmbeosoirtiombeb
inotos ban ct itipt ORTHODOXY us bsitir'
telist Stanopuntt, ium bar noset upil'
Zig itemt mob 2asmanbsoirfiombeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

8annp bauce fOrIaSt Sobannssfiaret, men lite for
itrar at psnSe tiIbass til Strano. 0rsnsen, iont roche
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

II is impossible to oyerestlmatc the
Importance Of Intelligent leadership
Immlllating as Is the confession, The
mass Of mankind blindly follows lead
crs and II II therefore essential 20
good government that leaders be men
OF principle and problty. There Is com
fusion regarding the distinction be-
tween liberty and license, and 1t Is
the duty OF every true lover OF the rnce,
and upholder OF free government 70 do
what he can 60 save his country from
She tyranny OF mon who are uctmtod
by sclHshucsa and uurcstrained by
principle. When men like these be-
come leRdors. the day OF anarchy aud
the rupture OF all protective Restraint
are at hand and all alike VIII share
In the general destruction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

FREQ and unlimited coinage OF silver.
a., far John II. Cochran for governors
sor Chslton for United States senator,
I reckon the harmony meeting " ~
rt0ht. | have not read the discussiVii
between Reagan and Clark. .,,,,
John Purcell, postmaster; am WIZ
,he national wing OF the Democratic
na5tv led by senntors Morgan, Black
burn. Vance and others OF the aplest
mon Of the nation, and whose views
arc generally favored by the Soutn
and West I favor Horace Chlltoh 10.
senator because he is the right kinu o.
q Democrat and n man OF integrity anu
abIIitv. 1 have not given the govern
oris race much thought and have nor
vet fully decided who is the best ma
tefial The harmony agreement Is
good enough for me, 49,
T.. Power, farmer: | can lnuorse tns
administration Of the president with
the exception of his financial policy l
am for the free coinage of silver AT
the ratio Of l6 to l.
T.. c. Garvey, stock farmer: haNc
been with the administration or CleNe-
land all the while. and am Wiling 70
trust him a little longer: ! am Tor
Tohn II Reagan for governor; / think
he is one of the most patriotic men IN
the state OF Texas. ] am for Chlltoh
FOR limited States senator; ! think ne
Is an honest and able man.
f. Il. Dycus. attorney AT law: Sll-
yer legislation is necessary TO the re-
lief Of the common people OF ths
south and West. and II should be mad
al once. President Cleveland's acts
outside Of his veto OF the seiGniorage
bill and his active influence Tor the
repeal Of the sherman act are sails
factory to me- / dou't understand
that the Dallas agreement binds any
! Democrat to indorse all that the presl-
dent has done,
| opposed 20 President Cleveland and his
| policy; ! think the veto OF the seign-
| forage bill was detrimental TO the
| common class Of people of the South
and West. 1 consider the harmony
! agreement at Dallas a Grand success
! j. T. Young, merchant: j am with
the administration; l am undecided
! for governor, l have not decided. |
have not kept up with the Reagan and
| Clark discussion; ! think harmony
! agreement was all O. X.
]. w. Black, boot and shoe man. ]
do not agree with President Cleveland
in all his views For governor am
undecided, ! want man that Is In
line with Southern Democrats; | have
the utmost confidence in the Hogg and
Clark harmony agreement and think
every good Democrat should abide
their decision,
JOsseph Elchlef, Hauule anu HARNESS.
maker: On national Issues am
against the president For governor
am for John II. Cochran of Dallas
because / know him TO be good
Southern Democrat. For United
States senator l am undecided. The
Dallas harmony meeting is the best
thing that ever happened; l have moi
read the discussion between Reagan
and Clark.
Or. w. h, Crudglngton; For governor
I favor Hon. $. w. r. Lanham Of
Weatherford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Butler, merchant: favor chlllpn 4
United States senator, not decided n
erwise. DR.. $. c. Broadstreet; csa'i
say relative 10 Cleveland's admlns1l
ton; am for Charles Culberon q
governor. and free silver coinage "
ton for United States senator. v
McCreary, farmer; | favor cllhas1
for governor, Chiffon for United sn'1
senator, for free coinage Of sllvti
have nothing to say about caik v
Reagan controversy; am satlshfi "
the harmony meeting at Dallai
May, farmer: c. A. Culberson ~ 81
ernor, Chiffon for United States -.
tor, does not approve Of cleVsllll1|
Views and acts on the silver ulssp.
is satisfied with the harmony mflat1
Dallas; has nothing to say ~
and Reagan controversy
II. Il. Hail, merchant; Fagqls ".
Culberson for GOVERNOR Chilloa 4
United States senator; am fof M Il
age of silve' u.
w. w. Durford. farmer and ~
Does not approve of Cleveldani, y
ton in the silver question; thyoi' \, v, i.
Culberson for governor, unlteo w
senator Chiffon. For free colna.s !
yer; thinks Reagan handled ~
without gloves Is satisfied wa 7
harmony meeting at Dallas
T. j. Davis, farmer; Opposes ~
land to the core; is for free eo'nM,
silver; Charles Culberson fof se,sl-,
Chiffon for United states sclAl-
satisfied with the acts Of NE q, = !.
committees; knows nothing
Clark and Reagan controversy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

because he Is the man OF all men IN
the state that is competent and knows
how 10 keep his eye open every time
for the South; favors G. A. CuibersOn
for governor. because he Is the most
competent man In the field, and Is
progressive man; wants 70 Know
WHERE Clark and Reagan's harmony
are linked; favors free and unlimited
coinage OF silver.
w H. Hunt, merchant, wants the
legislature to send D. y. Culberson TO
the senate and the people to elect Z,
A. Culbrrson for governor; not taking
much stock IN the harmony meeuns'
but thinks free silver would benent me
MASSES: favors the election or unlteu
States senator by individual vote.
Leon Cleveland, iron works, favors
c. a. Culberson for governor, believes
he IL the best material that has de-
clnred; favors more silver OF the right
kind
j. X. Canthem. farmer. says d. B.
Culberson ~ his choice for the senate.
and c. a. Culberson for governor; not
read up much on the harmony meet
ing at Dallas but would like more
silver,
\. A. Hunt broker, favors old man
Dave for the senate, because he un-
dcrstands the machinery at Washing
ton and has done more for the South
in congress than any living congress-
man, goes his whole length for G. a.
Culberson for governor because he has
proved during his career as attorney
general that he is the man for the peo-
Pile: thinks Clark spoiled Reagan's can
didacy for governor; likes the harmony
meeting thinks much good for De-
moctacy was accomplished fayors
| free coinage OF the white metal.
b, +, Chappelear, constable, says p
y. Culberson IS his choice 10 succeed
| Coke, and C. A. Culberson To succeed
| liogg. not worrying his mind about
| the harmony meeting at Dallas, but
| worried right smart about who viii get
| the nomination for constable May 20,
| In his beat; don't understand the sill
| yer matter only that II Is very light
| with him during this campaign
Rev. Il, Lane fayors his old friend,
D. b. Culberson, for the senate and r.
| stone FOR governor.
w. II. Boyd, iron works. SAYS d. B
| Culberson ought 10 be senator be-
cause he Il tho ahlest man. and has
been well and truly tried and favor.
| Beagau first. and c. A. Culberson sec
| ond for governor; not much takcr
| with the harmony meeting, ms II IL moi
yet bearing much fruit, but wants 9
very unlimited free coinage Of silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

There liz no longer a doubt IN the
mind OF any candid and well-informed
person that large majority OF the
Democrats of Texas deaire that Judge
John II. Reagan shall be the next
p,ubernntorlni candidate Of the party.
whether one IL In sympnthy with TINS
sentiment or not. II he knows any
thing about public continent he must
recognize It's existence. The results
Of the primaries held IN this county on
last Saturday are significant Of It's
force. Two Of the gubcrnatoriai can
didntes FOR the nomination were repre-
scented ia the contest by astute and
popular managers. Yet without organ
ization or consultation, the supporters
OF Judge Reagan swept the county
precincts almost 10 a man. elcctlng sew
eral delegates In the city and, 1t Is
beloved, have majority 81 the entire
delegation. This was no spasmodlc
movement Of the people. II was the
manifestation OF an Intense purpose
entertained by them. which vs. not con-
fined to any locality but Is shared alil'f
by the people Of North Toxas and OF
South Texas. Of East Texas and OF
West Texas, Tho three candidates for
the governorahip all reside IN counties
adjoining Tarrant. They are all popu'
lar here. The tidal wave which awept
over the county Saturday did not In
dlcate dissatisfaction with them II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23
Mnnnn no rI,lsY sll,Nnf


Editor Gazette,
Meridian. Tex, May M,-ro the
Democratic Candidates for Congrcas In
the sixth District one OF our candi-
dates for congress In this dlctrlct sug-
geats that we Democrats arc divided on
the money question because We do not
understand each others views, and
there may be something IN this 30 far
ns the voters are concerned. hut
hardly think that tho case with our
ieadera, with Mr., Cleveland and other
Enstetn- leaders and Judge Clark and
others In Texns ON ono side. and Judge
Reagan and the large majority OF the
conpressnen from the South and West
Including our Texas members and 9TH
ers equally as prominent IN this state
on the other side. The leading men all
over the world are also divided. IN the
report of the International monetary
conference held In Paris IN 1875 the ma
iority reported adversely to silver, but
a respectable minority were In favor OF
silver and some VI thor statements are
worthy OF serious consideration ia cur
| present depressed condition. Mr. Co
| chen, who was a delegate from Great
llr. -ain and who WAS chancellor Of the
cxchcauer IN 1887, Haye on page s0S, u
| have spoken against the theory NJ those
/ economists who argue that the gold
| standard should be everywhere intro
duced | have stuffed that I saw IN Il
/ great Inconvenience, great danger ant
! even great disaster" In the auine re-
port the American commissioners
J Fentea. 0resebssk, Walker and lIor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Comanche. Tex,--Interrlews
leading and Influential pengtna Il
Comanche, without refereuce e y,
occupation. calling or preyleu j
lions to the Democratic party
developed the following answers
w. b. Cunningham, banker I'll
undecided: Lanham for governs N
cause he is Il North Texas nan 4.
cause he will give us a clean .'I, ~ Il
tratIon. l favor coinage o. a VAN
der such conditions as insna-.,
conference might justify. p INA 4
the United States can eslAps sr.
limited bI-metalllsm By itself ri (.
been sufficiently interested WYNN
discussion bowen Reagan ~ ~ 4
don't think free coinage .rr,.|
sue, and favor leaving y "
opinion. ..,. cAlis 4
f. NJ. Brown, merohah,' conrs d
senator, because he Is = s,,scs-<|
progressive man, and W. N, r1|
the Democracy crediiaplt w va 1, "
Ianham for, governor peea.' - u
CONSERVATIVE ana sac lnAn. Il ~
bodies the clements necessa's -
y 1o eood Eovernor. / favor ins "A
NJ Ire selgnlorage and as r I'd
III, .,V az can be- maintained y =,
Win eold Have not read h'i NJ
NIL MN sS S,,ily think the u
es 90, . viii be satisfac'9'l
politicians will keep gulss NJ n
n. w. Turner, mercnA--,~,a lii,s,|
tor, don't care; for goss' ,rsr ~
because he is the pest ,,nssT~sIsn "
the silver issue with .n.,se,lrl u
harmony agreement Is ~, x tt'''||
cline 10 express an opinion 4
1--WE Wm ar Reese druggist . clI n
sor silver coinage. Have w IN
ne Clark Reagan contros,s'ssifl "a
the h u n,a,.alI merchant ~ ~
decided; Lanham W An ~, n
further Development, H., IA r|ll,ii
national administrator rk IS -,
IN silver, and with narn.otf 4 (.
Reagan. 1 think the nssryld y n
| ment ought TO be "
party. ohant. seaat. N
rndec,ded Lanham ~ , ssu,g', q
ca,,ss he is the broades' X vs. 4
- INC welfare o. n n " q
s snu mas M with cleyel.s,.n.o'. NJ y =
neart - harause pene' Z 10
yer ISSUE, ane 10 restVfe e,s sal
| i disapprove OF ne Az, Nj harips1 +
| discussion. ] think Z, s past 4
ment ought 20 s ST TO rf-cp''r
questions. .~.haui' or, N
senate, Lanham io s,,.,'r arlsl,. /. b
ing 10 leave the si tSvc: are
administration. MN, idrt 10 So
DALLAS agreeme't .rsf: Hot.
Ion for Of senate; I.a I,ls RIA y y, y
Have not made W ,,, ,ns Is pA'9
Yer question. ! th'H'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

cookville, Tex, May 2O.-Your cor
respondent interviewed the following
merchants, doctors and farmers ON the
national administration.
a. b Cook, merchant, favor chas.
culoerson for governor; am not de-
e'ded on United States senator: am in
isYor OF free coinage II silver.
A, Culberson for governor. seth shen,
Ard for United States senator; am on
posed 10 free coinage OF silver / indorse
SroNers administration In the f1ll
sensei am down on John IL. Reagan
ii2r at'aekins George Clark. q. T..
lNeitn, saloonman; for Charles Culber-
Inited States senator; docs moi indarss
cleveland on the silver question. G, w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

The storm waves win reach this me.
idlan and the other changes noted VIII
,ccur at and within 100 miles OF Fort
North within twenty-four hours be-.
ore or after nupset OF the dates given
May s3.--storm wave on this mcrld-
hu.
MAY "a, Wind changing
May 20, Cooler and clearing.
May e6,--FRir and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

The latest mother-in-law Joke Ia OH
IN English son-in-law who was no
enamoured with his partner at a mask
ball that he offered her nve-pound
note to unmaak. she tool, the money
and disclosed the mother-in-law by
gentle reminder that after this he
might be able to keep his wife In pin
money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

General cnxey has been guilty OF
appearing In dress suit The eonvcn-
ionnl swallow tail viii work his ruin,
II Is true u mans dress should not
be that by which he is judged, but the
truth rcmRinu that coSey ia spike
tail cont shocks the Imagination and
eNcites dlstrnst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Texas is not literary. and consequent
~ cannot be admitted into the club.
He ia certainly maker Of most reoda-
bic books, and the public 50 long as
he amuses them viii not be very par
tlcular as 10 his literary standing with
those who constitute the Authors club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Musicians who visited the rooms OF
Errard Mt the Worlds fair must rc-
member the beautiful hnrps on eShihi-
ton there aud will be sorry 20 know
that six OF the most valuable harps
were destroyed by the late nre In
Boston, The nnest of those nstru.
ments was valued at $4,000 and was
called the Prince OF Wales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

This paper Ia kept on file and adyer.
Using rates may be aecertained al lhe
pfIice OF The American Newspaper
publishers Association, Temple Court
New York, or from its Eastern hgsl,
ness office. * Tribune bulluihs' We"
Western business Office 500, 1.-THE
Rookary," Chicago, III.
s. G. Beckwith, sole agent TOT Tor
sign advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

II has never been considered proper
IN polite society TO swear In the pres
anee OF ladies', but now that there are
female no,arlcs man may awear I'm
the presence OF women, but he has TO
pa- for tho prlvllege.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

The travelling agents Of The Gazette
are. J. n. Terry. j. w. Putnam n H.
Rogers, w II. ingalls,, Jan BYRD. 4,
Letters Of authority arc given 70 az
other partieH specially accrcditen iS
represent this paper. .,,,,,
All postmnsters In Texas, Oklaholnh
md the Indian Territory are nuthor'
ixed 10 receive subscriptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Friends OF
MIR. FULLY a. FULLER
II San Antonio announce him as q
candidate for the Democratic nominn
ion for Accompaniment ~ the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

Press Report.
Jersey City, n, j., May ~, ~Brthardt
Attcnberger who murdered Kate Rupp
pleaded not guilty this morning. The
trial Will be ON June rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-23

In response TO the increased patron
ige accorded By the Dallas cicntago of
The Gazette. We have established q spec
,lnl agncy there. In charge OF Mr., II.
Rutherford. Office Mcleod hotel.