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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
THE CITY.
WANTED TO KNOW.

We sailed upon the ocean blue,
One almost cloudless day,
And in the boat there were but two
AS we passed down the bay. =
And as the wind was dead ahead
At half gale or more.
took reef or two and said:
81 think I'll hug the shore
Her eyes then quickly soughtamy own
Then with roguish grin
She said, in half reproachful tone
We'll, where do come in?''
&C. E. N. in Truth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13
Ii Is Pleasure

TO tell what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done to-
me. Twas troubled with neuralgia in my stom-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-09-13

entific Circle is an organization for the
promotion of the habits of reading,
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or household duties prevent them
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has a course of reading covering four
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year is complete in itself and takes in
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Literature, Renaissance and Modern
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Religious Literature, beside the nu-
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on all of the most important topics of
the times. The term or year proper
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may join at any time during the early
winter. Samples of the books and
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cocks. The date and place of meet
ing for the organization of our local.
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and there is no reason why the city of
Redwood Falls should not be repre-
sented by large circle Of readers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

nv Aaaopiufpd prpaa
W,.5,ingt,n r.h ia. ,1o .,r,,,,o
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INNsu"h ol' hNiiu = hntlgh 10 figne lNr
heHAt' 81 VIZ MlNvf sclsntotNgn bili was
resumed l9luN' Immediately after the
readlhs OF lhe Journal MIR. De Armond
10 Missouri enAe forward with u new
device for preventing hlibustorng Ia the
shape Of an amendment to ibe rules.
which he asked To have referred to thn
committee ON rulps. II was referred
Mr. Marsh Wepuhilpnn az Iliunts
asked nnanlsaon- consent far the .n,,.I,i
GRAFTON az M I'm I,,tbn,4gi,,, III, 49,
struoliDn Of "A VIM canal e,t n,,,,,,
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TX ", Wv nll pA~Hri.
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na,3n@ ,,il,,t'', " 'io'lni order ipr
E"t iIluule - thn memory OF the
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to' ~, i,,s'iiiiii 'uHi' lN,h "l lNr commit
a.. ~ ius'ilu pWurpiiNi r'P4flcd pack
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lions. and n MA bnss-| ''''nn'''ennA'
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,in,' Xxx" ',.',. , w pltal1uN p4eA.
fnr Al, Irary ,,d ,,t,,'a WIZ ealle,l
fnrr,,, iastics ~ ii,t i'iyHiunF ulNlf
nm rote restlteI f'yn .i,n. W. F'al3'
ium. On merton of Nir Rland ln3l
Of tho house wns made ma rasnit ~
the call was ~ To- Mir ninnd nTerci
resolution revolving nll ienVes ~ AZ
scnce. except on nccount OF sickness.
and Instructed tic sergeant ~ nrins M
arrest ateontees and bring then 10 The
bar OF tho hUise the order to continue
ltnlil yiAitd Mr. Band deumnhnl he
previous luefiion' ani prndlng tai Mr.
Tracey MAYED WV re house adionra.
~ 4 HHlns VOC ~ Wnn LOST whore.
spuh l X WIS Wy Hh9N M'rr nemahJud'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

in support or tho administration In tho
Hawaiian matter and viii conclude to-
morrow.
Whom the senate met today senator
sherman. who has been IN several days,
WAS again In his scat.
A memorial from ihc citizens Of Maine
protesting against putting lumber on Tho
free list. wns presented hy senator Hale
who requested that Il be printed as a
scnate document.
senator Mcpherson protested saving
That 4 every petition ON the llrln sub
would hn kept busN for The next three
months. He thought the tnancc commit
tee could obtain M the information de-
sired by merely reading the petition.
Atior Senator Hale iniimated lie would
read the nciitiln thereby 10 secure i,s
printing in The Record. II necessary Sem
at0r Mcrhetwon withdrew Ills ohicrtion.
The resolution WAS presented by Spn-
atnr Call, calling cor Information from
the president regarding the claims against
Tinted States under The treaty Of 1919
with Spain lie took occasion to warn
the claimants from signing the blank
roweM Of attorney, whicn AFRO bong sOnt
out by speculative attarncys. Tho reVoln-
ton went over.
Senator Hale presented resolution.
which was adopted. lnslructlng the coiu-
inittre on printing TO examine into al
with the claim Of the National tAthorranh
company of Washington, FOR Che puI.ira-
tlon ol the Patent Oitco GaEettr, lhls
resolution was melted ny lnhlcation
suggesting Irregularities IN letting the
contract.
The house bin fixing the limit Of IN.
dchiodness Of Salt Lake city, ulah, WAS
taken nil and p1sscl.
The Hawaiian resolution was then
called NJ, ind Senator Daniel took the
floor IN support OF the resolution. Sen
ator Daniel reviewed the c,euis uilrnl-
Ing tie revolution OF January II, lNB,
TO show Stcveiis. who only that day re-
turued to Honolulu, Was n potent fnctnr
| Ia u, Referring 10 the pilnrta at the
| provisional government 40 have Accorded
II a Difference aud respect due TO q great
| government, senator Daniel said fhu
| Harrison administration Ind treated " az
"a warrant 10 be put in lle relahoose, as
| hn Ho visilN fne4us ~ gHundrf
Speaking OF tho landing Of troops under
the plea that they were to protect Amer.
/ lean no and property, Senator Daniel
1 Sad Tint mother was threatened nt tho
time bni mo excuse WAS 10 Put ''in cold
stortrc 20 he taken uul Whel needed.
] The facts were that tho queen Eirren'
! dcrpd the crown only after assurance
! that m appeal would hc taken 10 WASH
! iuuion, ami This assurance too, had been
] given by representatives Of royoluti1hists
AZ 400 p m, tho senain went mo cxce-
! uivo session
tpun reopcnug the doors tho con
| ference on the oklahoma riiltond ml
was agreed To and Alcssrs Kerry. Rack
burn aud Poltigrow of South Dakota
/ wore appointed cnnforccs on the part ol
! tho sunbte
Thcn the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
rNXAs pANN cnANnns.

Special Dispatch.
Waslfntunrjon. Feb. 10 -Ceinptrollcr
tvkle, to-day bulletins the following bank
changes IN Texas
National back Of leacr.op. W 7.
AiNns vice president, III piice Of \. A.
Spclllngs, q A. Rogers cashier IN place
OF w ~ Atkins.
Tho City National bank Of Dallas, j.
y Armstrong preeldcut, IN place of j..
=. otomQti.i Il. Common Vice president,
" pace 81 y. g. Twzcyant; IA, NJ.
lsearlon. second vice presidents, u. o.
ponnispn, cashier ia place OF u, NJ.
The first National bank Of rcsar,
knua, J ID neutsman, president. Ia
place Of Henry w, Myar No assistant
The Citizens Nationn hank Of Waco,
y 4. Crawford assistant cnchier, In
place OF @. IL. lligginnn
The First National hank OF Temple.
q; Is. Hutchinson, assistant cashier
Tho First National hunk Oi Coleman,
4! Morris ,yleWpnsidout, In place Of
Tho First National haub VI Tyler, o.
Lotlen' Ylcc-presideeG ufacc Of II y.
Tue City National bank Of wichita
RAILS, james Enbank yce-prosident m
plnce of g.. II lir0Nn
lhe NnNphachle national hank Of Wax.
ahachic Il. l.. Goodloo, assistant cash.
Ter.
l'he CITY national hank of Paris. II.
H. Kirkpatrick, president, IN placo Of
| Imnk Fltzhugh; i A. Nenner vices
president, in place Of H., II. l<irkpdt-
| rick
IAe Phniers and Mechanics nntlon-
~ hnnk Of Houston, ~ j. Boylcs pres.
4 ilepi. IN ldacc Of James A Patton, 10.
I signed. Il. b. Morris Interpretations,
IN place Of r i. noylos. II. printe,
second lieo-proeldont.
The tlrsi national bank ~ Chldrrss,
J A. j Fires. president IN place Of lohn
q James, no viccpresldcut In place Of
A. j Firca
lhc Dublin natlonul bank. Jnmcs Nj,
| Rcd, president, IN place Of II. \, Lew
~ g J., Stiile, vicnpresidcnt IA plg
Of lamca NJ Reid
lilo also approved tho 1t. Ious ma
tion'N lgrk ~ eanniereo hs rassrss
agency for The Mefchnnia mud Planters
national bank OF Bryan. and ihe C0nA.
mental national bank ~ 1t Louis for thf
Pwvldcni nniinnal hank OF Nneo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

By Assembled IfesS.
Washington Feb. 10. The chief
event 10 Che senate today occurred in
executive scsslon,ani was the promphtude
with which the scnate confirmed the su-
preme court nomination Of the president,
without even referring 1t 10 commit
tee.
n was fully IN accordance with ira
iili0nai courtesy Of ihe aeuaio that mem
hor VI The bOly when nominated for
high public trust shydd Do eQufrlucd
without reference 10 COMMITTEES, hut sill,
when conlfasted with the stubborn and
pro.0ngeI contesus that have successive.
Is taken place over me ll0rubl0Nef and
Peckham nominations. ihg prompt con.
Grmation Of Senator White 10 The su-
preme benea came as 4 refreshing sur
prise TO the public.
Thc haste Of tlie senators 70 show
courtesy to colleague would not even
hermit senator Daniel Of Virginia 10
finish bis speech on the Hawaiian Eesolu-
ton.
senator Canery Of I.ouisiana, colleague
Of senator White, appeared IN ilr cham.
Der from the lnifeh room and WA APP
priscd OF ahe nomination u bis colleague
10 ~ Justice u tie supreme court with
ON waiting for intimaiion on fhe part
Of senator Gallery. Senator panie,. Mt
er an Interchange q glnncc1 with Fellow
senators, announced that De would con.
dude his apeech 90 later umc, nud
| s.nntor raiferv moved that the senate
proceed 10 the consideration Of exec
me doors were al once closed. hut
| r,.,,raaeuf1 lives Ol the press on the out
/ IN. neede1 no conhienilal n1cssaEc
from the interior 90 apprae them that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
rNXANs Lnln wnIrn.

HpcriAl Dispatch,
Washinrion, Feb. 10. An Of the
Texas delegation, in conjunction with IN
Of thc southern congressional contingent,
are highly delighted to-day at the n0ninn-
tipu of Senator white " Louisiana for
nNsoontc Justice Of The anpremn court,
u ~ Thought that Tins will he OF great
value ~ q political action an ihn part OF
ihc president anil VIII do much 70 mend
ihe feeling helWeen him and the South.
The president y good politician aud The
South VIII undoubtedly appreciate tho
honor done hHr
Texans an" particularly Interested In
tho s;npreme court lust now aud have
cause 20 be glad over the acquisition W
another Southern mnn,
l'Dih the railroad commission cases AMI
the Greer county case are pending and
will come 10 iriil during dis term. The
rommlsHdin case has only been postponed
for full lcncl and VIII be henrd almost
Immediately upon Tho opening OF tho
court for The spring term Oh tho list Of
next month, and ID the Greer case, with
~ prcdonincnl idea Of stale sovereignty.
there rannot b. too much Southern send
meni for the Texas side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
THE FIVE TRIBES MEET TO con.
SLIDER DAWES PROPOSITION.


Special a. snatch.
Checotah, 1. T.. Feb. 10. To-Day
there convened in Chrcotah the most inn
portant meeting ever held in the Indian
Territory, 1t Is the international council
Of the five tribes OF Indians, which has
convened to entertain the proposition Of
the Dawes commission for allotment of
land and one common territorial govern
ment. II Is meeting OF the giant in
icllcots of the Indian Territory, IL is n
gathering of superior Indian statesmen
10 consider The greatest issue that has
presented itself to them. There Is mauI-
mons opposition to change Ia the ranks
of the delegates and that unanimity OK
tends to the people in the council.
Al OF the i've tribes were represented
except the ScmlnOles. The osnge and
Ponca delegations were admitted 10 the
council with dpliherntive privileges.
After organization the day was taken
up IN listening to speecneS from Senator
Dawes and Mr.. Kidd Of the commission
Senator Dawes spoke most cmyincngly
for about an hour. lie urges the li-
dian cannot stand here, il the neOpo will
not come TO an agreement win the com-
mssion the treaties will surely he re-
pealnd and 4 change made. 10 which the
Indians viii have but small voice,
lie was more emphatic aud convincing
than has yet been any Of the romnrks
OF The commission,
MIR. kidd'e speech wns given TO devils
ing plan Of change. which "a M con-
iormlty 10 lie already published plan.
The talks had n telling effect aud all
agree thni tho commission Is sincere aud
telling the truth, yet they are slow TO
take The new hian
al. d. -. u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
i. A. W. MEETING
BY Aaanrlnind prnss.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. l9.-Thc Ma.
ti0ual assembly leagur Of American
Wheelman met at the ialt HORSE. al
1890 o'clock this morning. There
were nincty-live representatives present
and cighiy-three proxies, making total
Of lTs out Of ISL IN tlie assembly.
Vice President Sheridan c1liel The
meeting to order thdleh President
Burleite came In iai0r aud took The
chair There was Viiillet Ia tie
delegation from Michigan. which ,aus ed
some delay. A. H. S.ehblns aud \ d.
n. Holmes. claimed % rpresont tho
Michigan division. but failed, TO- pre-
gnnf their ercdetinls Gfihi8
claimed the election Df Holmes and
Stabns WAS Irregular. ana thai they
had no rielif to rit. The matter was
referred 90 Tie committee on rights ANA
privileges. and after nvesiigatiug ihr
case. u reported 10 fiFJr Of seating
Holmes md Stehhins. Report was
Adopted rs large MINORITY.
Tile FIGHT for the next annual meeiinp
Is between Denver aud AHbnry Park
The two divisions live estADl shed
heaianlrters and are making . yigor
ifhe REPORTS Of different officers, In
rlading the president secretary an
tryasurer were read md unanimously
accepted. The report ot Chairman Ray
mond Of tho facink board was reni
II dealt exhanstiy " riih records Az,
dhe amateur question. Chairman Ray
mnnd's report stated ihAr only record
which had been secunel ~ the usua
way were recognized. The repor
recommended that tso ciaases Of ANA
ienfs be establish one 20 CONSIST @
amateur purr and simpe and the oihe
10 consist u manufacturer nmttrurs
The majority o. delsgaies have bse
RECOMMENDATION and have espresso
themselves Ia favor Of IL adoption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
A MYsrERIors pIsArPEARANcE


1p,liana,,lis. Ind. Feb. ~, Valentine
Sieffer d wealthy business man Of ths
CITY. whose mysterious disappear,.ance
M, .itf Him S1fpnn W cash. His vife
stated this morning, she had frequently
,t,-.t.d nor husudld 70 pace the money
IN 8 bnnl;. hut he refused to DO 50. Mrs;
Kieffer also saws woman aceomp lnie1
KicTer and ileir two small children.
iSriends ~ Kiener say she woman. who
was a well known dressmaker- went -
tte capacity Of a governtss Tor me 'hli'
dren. me police ar enleA.22,ilE 70
SSsatc kieher, NV nay "'''
oNained The slightest e.ne'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
NEW ORLEANS RACES.


by Associated Ires5.
New Orleans. Fob. 1a.-Weat her fair.
track very heavy.
First race liyn-eighths Of mile
Beverly, won; Hattie Cant second; Boil
ster, third. Time, 0B IL,
Second rAcc-One mile Henry OwslOy
won; Hedge Rose, second Primcro.
third Time. 151 II.
Third race Five md half fuflongs
Red John. won: ONYX, second; Ike s
thlrd. Time, 1;13 "a.
Fourth racc-Sx and half furlongs
Bob NeeLs. won; Iouser, second; Rey
Del Marvihiri. Time. 1:27 IL.
Fifth {lco-F iffcn-airfcenih qf q ms,
Mary Il won; T'ppaclh0n, second; jim
Henry, third. fimc, IA II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Special Dispatch.
Abilene, Tex. Feb. 10. Charley L,
Bellstcad and Billy or Virgil Rel. the
two suspects, who were arrested In Colo
RADIO City last night by Sheriff Cunning
ham Of this county. aud who were sun
posed TO be the parties wanted in Jones
county for horse theft, were not identified
by the slcriif of the county. but they are
being held here for other OGenscs. Bell
stead is supposed TO be the party wanted
in the Creek nation for shooting the
Riley boys. and also in Fort Smith for
another oflense. Virgil Bell Is being
held On a telegram from sherman. Texas,
by the sheriff Of that county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
DALLAS POLITICS.

Tex, Feb. 10. - Hon. Sam
Il u Ban Antonio, To-day ID. o.
" ihe city Democratic executive
"A. 'esoeiYed 2 pointed letter from
eS y which he stated that he
XIV wv sae committee together when
~ advisable, and also recon-
r ..h NJ deemel advisable. This
iB eSi1 ~ II Tor the committee, and it
= '0oay without trlnsacting any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
CUT OFF HIS HEAD
CHICAGO GABLE CAR TILLs 4
STRANGER.


Press Report.
Chicago. H., Feb 10, Tho big now
stock exchange building nj Washington
and lnSllle streets was surrounded this
morning by the union striking carpen-
tets nnd police.
NOn-uniun men are working.
Trouble Is feared any muuie,
A unknown man had hls head cut %
ly cable ;giin on lASalle street this
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
AN AssIaNALENT.

speeial DisraiChr
Dailas. Tex. Feb. 10.-L y. Floyd
81 Garland. a leading me.ehant made
general assignment rms Aite5heoh iYl tiie
fs-.t,t ~ IN bis creditors j. r. Watson
~. it,n,..i n u-sigiec Mr.. Floyds
.l1sbnliies are SS7Op; his assets arc fully
$4,000. and be viii pay dollar for dol
lac
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
NTuRpEREp nY MnxIcANs.
a Young Man Murdered While Living
Alone Near Roswell.

Special Dispatch.
Roswell, \, NJ. Feb. 19.-'To-day the
b9dy OF e. 5. Nansielde, young man
VINO, has been living an alone on ranch
II the northern end Of this county, was
brought TO Roswell by John NJ, SHOW
and w $. lrten. prominent cowmen OF
the Upper Pecos, The man was mnr-
drred last Monday night by NIexicans.
Two shots We're fired into the head. one
OF which tore out his left eye. Tho body
was roll in a blanket and buried in a
hay stf n eere it was found by Mr..
SHOW q OOlb, Three MeNicans
Ssnaanfsc9,.'2sfqGS|ts In. Ter are now In jail
ot iich were d. j,rabo.
Cos in sesss 'isio, they will be
given a.. - trial. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
r,IiS ,pIIzzARp IN SINISTER.

Special Dispatch
Tulia. Tex, Feb. 19.-Me naa se
we're gale Oh The llfh and bllnilns aIllts
of snow. Thermometer ueWn 10 1r, ~
rho wsather m0feratei "
12h. followed by the heA, sie,',a s S-,r ~
Ian, Considerable lass among roor ,'ai-
H. 6ro,sbt In during fan from The low
er counties. little or no loss among ao-
l.limnIed calile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

the nov acknowledgements
Vanderbilt dormitory which Is in pr ,,s.,..s
OF construction, on The Yale CAMPUS AZ
Yer spending about two hours abont he
pinfe ~ consultation with the contractors
gress of the work, they left FOR home,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Special Dispatch "a ~, ,,.bt
sherman. Tcy. Feb. ls; W. essebl 7i h
negro, named Hrseei sse and was
We se w M oifirey. Several o'l isl
h hny,,ia IN. y were attempted during lns
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
'aNs CASE CONTINUED.

'.r 'AiNi.
N. Ter \. Feb. 1o.-Tbe case Of
lff- u, vii Ryan. indict:i for
e,ihned e " y, Of J, A, Mclghon.
en-, 70 The next term -, the
9s ~ ,o~idy by Judge GhaNSs
IA Il Z i.7illea n the county 10
nd 4. l noi likely that he will lie
eAiahon was a bad man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
Real ESIATE CHEAR.

Don't walt. Buy now, whlie values are
lowest Having 70 settle NO estate must
giro bargain, OF lots, stores, acnsago. IN
quire ~ once.
J. j. ROCHE, Administrators
S03 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
1. as.I1.IaeIr nop,Ilronr

n,Yee INN Inn. Feb. 10. Chan.
: ~ Nm aaa Cornelius Vanierbiji
Ali as,i.N lork to-day on a soe,.
s a tour Of Inspection Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

By Ass0clafed Press.
wasiingion. Feb. 19.-James Tom
bard, surveyor q cgsioIns az 81 joe.
missed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

~ F"7TT'I|TT7T TI'77f
both sides IN ihe Pollard nrcctcuridse case
arrived here NJ n0Da 10 lake dgppaliionh N
Wiinnages summoned bl lie defouae. Stflrb
npciccr has Dcch Observed regArllne ihe
ton D. done N prlynia N VIII BE- dlnicnlf 10
get particulars before evening. One pr.
Lawis, trslllns near ihlH city. n i under-
kfani. VIII te-tify 10 having been nHkcd 10
perform q criminal operation upan plainun
len years npO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

'sri Nh !allga here This NOM
slnils passing forged check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

WaslineiOn, Feb 10. THE navy de-
rafiine4 fe.- WI. .eiesiln LID t ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Go 10 w $. Niatney's the tailor for
new gobda md ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

|CQUAlN l,AiNSt0oss stock
p''4 Jsy Choice wool
4. n Il ali the latest color,
Nc I'd 4 effect. Beautiful
n goods which are nna'
s,ay buyers every Day
n, ,sT to get in an early
~ many of these goods
| ,ot be duplicated,
k.MoRRoW
h, jay set for the sale OF
. dsces English twills
i dyed goods worth 10
|lIo Dsr yard. You buy a
En- Of 10 yards for soc.
/ I SMITH & CO.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1894-05-18
nvp Straight.

Nothing Is more abominable in n
young person than the habit OF
STOPPING, and, except when caused
by malformalion, or actual weak
ness, nothing is more inexcusable.
A slouchy, stopping habit of car.
riage always suggests laziness, and
of stealth and dishonesty. Carry
your head erect, expand your chest,
and throw back your shoulders, or
you will never possess grace or a
commanding presence.
The Creator "made man upright y
Round shoulders and bow-shaped
spines may be avoided by watch
fulness during youth, and retained
in maturity without an effort.
If you bend over too much in
your studies get lower seat. Saw
the legs off an old chair, and then
sit down so that your chin will
come just above the table, make the
hind legs a little shorter than the
fore legs and then read and write
with your arms on the table, and it
will take out some Of the crook
from your back.
One mother, whose daughter was
getting the habit of STOPPING, used
TO have her lie fiat on her back,
without a pillow, for an hour each
day, while she read to her out Of
some interesting book. In a little
while she was straight "a need be,
and a picture of health and strength.
In some countries the women car
ry pals, tubs and heavy loads on
their heads-this keeps them erect.
Throwing back the arms is another
means of keeping straight. Re-
member, you may add years to your
life by standing up straight; and
you may not only have a longer life
but a stronger, broader, deeper,
happier, and more useful life. il you
90 about with head erect, chest ex-
panded, and lungs we'll developed,
with rosy cheeks and fresh com
plexion, than if you go about bent
over, cramped up, STOPPING, fiat
chested, sallow, nervous and mis-
erable.- and Gray.