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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
BUCK AND QuANAH BLOW IN
cnucE RELATES A HARD STORY
ABOUT THE BIG CHEF.
'Bucis" Listens Tearfuiiy TO cruee
and Lends HIN His Plug OF To-
hacco-He Gives aunnnh a Letter
10 MIR. Cleveland.

Buck" bachelor cartoonlst, came
into town yesterday from the Territory,
where he has been resting for the past
two weeks.
with him Gang the famous Indian
chief Quanah. from whom "Buck" has
heen taking lessons in broncho riding
and studying the poor Indian.
Chief Quanah stopped at the Wind
SCR and left yesterday for Washing
ton. whittier he goes on very import
ant embassy--to try TO get the United
States government, so he explained to
Buck" to re-establish him chief of
his tribe.
Bucks" accent Is now strongly ha-
vored with legitimate indian gutterals.
He fattens his speech with Indian
words while his hearer looks on and
thinks He has been for two weeks
for two bronchos with the Indians. 80
that he might take the bronchos to
Fort Worth and show the Fort Worth
ians some equestrian tricks He was
on the point OF consummating deal
at one time, when the Waterbury pro-
vOllugly stopped short and the poor
Indian" said NAY. white chile"
He chummed with Comanche Cruoe
on Red river awhile and Cruce said
some hard and interesting things about
the great and mighty Quanah, one OF
them matter OF record, Cruce said.
Quanah had six wives by actual
count. said Cruce, but not satisfied with
that wealth he appropriated. according
10 Cruce, one Of Cruces wives, QUA
nah took her" said Cruce bitterly to
Buick" as Buck" wiped away tear
OF sympathy.
Marriage is very simple in the terri
tory among the Indians, these infants
before the law. When a man wants
wife he goes to her father, gives one
or two or three bronchos for her In
proportion as the father estimates her
value, and the trade Is concluded, This
Is all there is to the marriage rite.
Crucc told "Buck' that Quanah had
taken his Wife without this formality
He did not proffcr this bonus IN adj
vance and give Cruce the privilege Of
acceptance He simply took her, said
Cruce to Buck" As a result, he has
been paying Cruce regular stipend In
obligation of his fracture OF formnli-
lies. Buck" says Cruce felt pretty
bitterly about 1t and neglected to land
several fish he should have when they
were fishing together.
Cruce Is a full blOoded Indian about
40 years old wears blue glasses and
braids his hair. He has a solid mash
on Buck" and could borrow his plug
Of tobacco with a grunt whenever he
chose,
Buck" says he learned TO ride
broncho like COW boy when on the
5000" ranch, He has likewise devoted
himself to braudoloRy with such as
siduity that he can tell ~ glance any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
ctr RATES AND COMPARISONS.
Pleasing Contrast wih Lnst
Years Freight DunineHs.

A well-known freight agent called
attention to an interesting feature OF
this years freight business yesterday
Asked how the business OF mis- road
compared with that at tho same time
last year he was in doubt whether It
was any greater than then. but, com
tinuing. added that perhaps taking
the entire season rnere might have
been considerable increase without
being perccptibie unless results were
figured accurately. At the same time
he was confident that business con-
ditlons had Improved a great deal. and
much better business was 10 be articl-
pated for this season az a whole than
that OF last year. Then he gave the
reason for the favorable comparison
which the business OF last yenr makes
with that OF the present season, which
has opened mp under 80 much more
favorable auspices.
At this time last year there was a
rate war in progress and there wer1
cut rates galore in ell ines Of frelghts.
Shippers were beseiged with seductive
offers OF cheap transportation for their
goods. and as result many merchants
were induced 20 lay In more goods
than they We're able to handle for some
time afterwards. Some OF them suf-
fered severely on account Of having
bought their stocks more with an eye
to the low freightB than the require
menta Of their business IN dull times.
Lots OF tho old stock laid IA at that
time was carried through the season.
This year the merchants and the rail-
roads are doing business ON q different
plan, The murchanta are buying their
goods strictly IN accordance with the
demands ot their trade, aud the rail
roads are keeping faith with one
another and the general public by hold
Ing 10 their tariu agreements 1ncrr
has been no spasmOdlc rushing of
freight over particular lines, which
seemed az tho time to be Offering ra-
markable Inducements to shippers, and
there has been no great accumulation
of goods 10 BIO sold at a rulnuus dis
count The trade NJ the country mean
time Is Increasing steadily with the
return OF good times and the business
ot the railroads prumlsea, 10 improve
steadily from now ou Win rates at
ngure which VIII insure some profit In
the traffic OF the fuilroad8 however
small ana enable them 90 do business
10 good advantage later In the season.
II is sufe 10 predict that last yenr'a
experiments With cut rates viii not be
repeated this Henspn by the railroads,
ana the merchants do not desire H. cor
they have become thoroughly satisfied
that thcy cau do business much moro
satlafaciorilv ana probably when there
W an established rate which enables
him 10 know what every other phipper
ls paying Tor the same s""vlcr, There
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

time association between the two men,
how Morton acted when the Pollard
trouble came out on the colonel and
since the present congressional com
test has been waglng. While the Pol
lard case In reviewed, nothing new Is
brought out. except that Judge Morton
helped Miss Pollafd's cause then as he
Ia now helping II, While the rela-
lions between tn men are SO strained
as TO cause references 10 the code
from others, Colonel Breckenridge closes
by saying that they have always lived
together at Lexington and must live
together at that place hereafter lie
says: IAN the secrets Of my life have
been made public. None Of the secrets
Of Ibis life have been published. He
knows full well what they are, | leave
them TO his conscience and his knowl-
edge without the slightest desire TO
wound him or those who love him.
The Commerciai-Gazette' Frankfort
special says the Owens campaign com
mlttee issued manifesto today against
breckenridge and his managers which
charges them with attempting intlmi-
dntlon and every method OF fraud but
that under the rule adopted last sat
urday no Democrat In good standing
need fear the challenging At the pri-
mariea next Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
JACKSON MAS NOT SIGNED.
The Report That lie HAD Done So
WINS Bold Fake.

Chicago, Sept, 1O.--The Daily News
today says the utmost disgust ia be-
ing expressed In the sporting circles
Of Chicago over the fake dispatch sent
out by the United Press concerning
tho proposed Jackson Corbett fight
This dispatch conoocted In the office
OF the above alleged news association
said that Peter Jackson had signed
the articles for a fight with Corbett
to be pulled of at Sioux City. 1t was
not given as a rumor or report or
that somebody had said so. but the
announcement was boldly made that
the eolored pugllst had signed. The
facts are that he did not sign the ar
tlcles, has not signed SO far and most
probably never Will, as he has repeat
cdly declared, that he would not. The
worst OF the matter Is that there was
no excuse for any association which
protends TO furnish authentic news to
newspapers making any such blunder.
II blunder such q bold-faced canard
may be called. 1t II only u block and
half from the office of the United
Press TO Jackson's headquarters, and
II the alleged news gatherer's reporter
had troubled himself 10 step around
the corner he could easily have found
out that Peter Jackson had not signed
any articles. But the neglect OF the
managers of the association to verify
news which filters into their Office is
so apparent that hereafter newspapers
in this section OF the country served
by the United Press will be chary
about giving prominence 10 the news
It offers to them, especially in the
line OF sporting news
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

The second Annual Convention Now
In Denver.

Denver sept lo-Ihc American So
cioty OF Irrigation Engineers is holding
It's second nnntinl convention I'm this
,lr. M, e,un,,,t,,,. ,s,.,.' -.
'"'N''a "N'' oee"
''ee'et' fres'ueht' James T. Maxwell;
vice president, 70, NJ. BogEs secretary
una treasurer. John s. Tltcomb. direct
ora a w Ana,rs,n sa,o,,ai r,,r,a,a,
XXI -, WV
'',u '"'''e' ~ H1""S'er'
Inc committee appointed 10 suggest
desired amendments 10 the United
statea stntutss rolotln,. ., "a. IN,
W. '''' ''b"'
VI way Oh o"ha's ana ultohes over pub
He lands, submitted n draft FOR such
amendments, .yhich was ,speelnliv ala
o,ssna rhn n,na,,a,,,.,,,s nh, ,,'.,..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Cincinnati. Sept. lO.-Ladonla races
First race, selling, purse. 4-yoar-olds
and upward, three-fourths Of ii mile
Mollie b. won. Mr.. Dunlap second, Hin
ton third. Time, l;i9 Ia.
Second race. purse. for S-year-olds
and upward. six and half furlonEs-
Potertate won, Henry Young second
Clara Bauer third Time, 1926 l-2.
. Third race, purse, 3-year-olds and
upward. one mile and furlong sPhll-
opena won. Eli second Peytonia third
Time, 2:03 Ia
Fourth race, purse, 2-year-olds. 1--WE
and a half furlongs-st. Ilario won.
Prairie second, Fayette Belle third.
Time, IA Ia
Fifth race. purse for maiden 2-year-
old fillies, five furlongs-Lady Buch-
anan won, Seville second, Hndoo's
Dream third. Time, 117.
Sixth race. selling. d-year-olds and
upward, three-fourths OF a mle-E I
Garland won, Yemen second. Promen-
ade third. Time, 10 Ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

New York. Sept lO.-The California
turfman, Monroe Salisbury. yas today
expelled from the trdtting turf by John
d. Barry, Henry Hughes and Thomas
X Eghert, judges OF the postponed
sl6 race, which brought the grand
circuit trottlRg meeting in New York
to close. The ofIense for which this
was meted out was Mr.. Sallsbury's al
legged removal OF the trotting mare Ex-
ptessive from the Fleetwood track to
rerre Haute, Ind, where she has en-
gagements TO run this week. without
the permission OF the Judges. The
race was won today by Judge Austin.
who fairly out-trott0d Roseleaf and the
others in both heats, making new
record OF 2I2 IL, Salisbury controls
the prospective queen OF the turf, Allx,
2Vo - who is to trot at Terre Haute
this week. He also owns Azote e,0s 10
Directly 2i0l-A and many other ia,
nous trotters and PAGERS.
Summaries;
.IlAra Atsgtfs, .r,....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

J. A. Wnruce. trayal.sg auditor OF
the Texas and Pacific, spent Sunday
In tho city.
A. a. Judges superintendent OF the
Pullman company at this point. was
In Dallas yesterday on Official bust
ness,
Tho Denver and New Orleans sleepor
via the Rock Island and Texas aud
Pacific will be discontinued after to-
day
There IL noticeable improvements IA
business ON the TeNaa aud Pacific
beginning with tomorrow the Rock
Island win run three harvest cNcur-
sions from the North TO Texas. People
viii start tomorrow morning from va
rioua points In the Northwest for the
south, ana ARE expected to arrive here
on Wednesday aud Thursday. Tho two
other excursions will be on September
20 aud October 0.
O, j. Watrous, agent of the Fort
Worth ana Denver City railway at
Henrietta, wna In the city yesterday.
charles l.. Ware, live stock agent
OF the Fort Worth and Denver. return
ed from tho West yesterday.
~ y. oliHson, travelling passenger
agent OF the Cotton Belt has returned
from an extended trip ~ Washington
New York, Cleveland and other North.
ern and Eastern points He went over
10 Dallas yesterday.
j, u, Davenport, district passenger
agent OF the TOLEDO, st, Louis and KAN
sas City railroad. with headquarters
at 81. Louis, was In the city yesterday
Phil Z Hitchcock, travelling pnssen-
ger agent for the Lnckawanna route
a., l.. and " piiroadl. with head
quarters In Ruffalo, N. w. arrived IA
the city over the Texas and Pacific
yesterday afternoon,
The Cotton Rel, Texas and Pacific
and santa he have each announced a
sound trip rate or one fare 10 thc Ma
| tional iiapuHt association. which meets
/ In Montgomery, Ala, September H.
Tickets VIII he on sale Sept 10 and
1 II. good fnr return until september &c
/ The fare from Fort Worth will be SEQ
I for the round trim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

New York, Sept. lO,-Grayescnd re-
suits:
First race. i've furlongs-Uranla won,
Roundelay second, Demo third. Time.
1903
Second race. mile and sixteenth,
snllinE-Judge Morrow won Harry
AlonZo second, Jack Rose third Time,
1850 "a
Third race, Speculation stakes. six
furlorgs-StOrencl won, True Penny
second Jack Of Spades third Time,
l;l5.
Fourth race, Ocean View handicap.
mile and "A furlong Dutch Skater and
Sir Excess dead heat by one length,
Patriclan third, Time. 1856 "a.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs-
Weinberg won. Lady Violet second.
Genuette Edwards third. Time. 1903.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Naukipooh won, Sir Dixon, Jr., second,
Necedun third. Time. 1903 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Deuison, Tex, Sept. TO- Tho Herald
OF this evening prlnta tho following,
III is reliably rumored that the Mis-
souri, Kansas and roxas failway viii
be running into Galveston within thir-
" days over the Galveston, Houston
nnd Henderson tracks from Houston
'he piece OF road 30 holly contested
for in the eourts by the international
md Great Northern, Thu Katy has
necn making a hard fight to oust tle
international md Great Northern
put m each Instance has been unsuc,
eessful. All the cults now pendlnp a.
u believed, VIII be dismlssed as N
rnmpromise IN about 10 be brou,.ht
y " by which the international ma
ure Y Northern viii allow the Katy
20 Nee me Galveston, Houston ana
liena sgn ~ Joint track wlth ,ha,',
g sn,Nf The Island City NeRntiatlons
lpokink % thlR end have been nendipg
Tor son finie ana oni, ri''N.lh
fnlshinn tt.ehe.i swat Nne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

st. Louis, Sept, 1O,-Results at East
St Louis
First race, three-fourths OF mile
Lady Lister won, Turk second Bessie
Lee third. Time, 1.2l IA,
Second race, three-fourths OF mile
Mollie King won. Lakewood second.
sam V. third. Time, l;23
Third race, thirteen-siNteenth of a
mile-Goldine won, Pebble Rock second,
Kevay third. Time, l:2T 10.
Fourth race, mile-San Bias won.
Joe Courtney second, Liberty Bell third.
Time, $50.
Fifth race, three-fourths OF a mile
Chartreuse won, Miss Mamie second,
Vida third. Time. 1921 IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Dallas, Tex, sept, tO.-Thc September
term of the Fourteenth Judicial court
began today Judge Burke took up
the new fury docket ana disposed Of
the following cases;
n \ NJ national bank VS.. Thomas
?, Martin, judgement for the plaintiff
for amount OF note with interoat and
attorneys fees, foreclosure as prayed
FOR In petition,
ia Gray association, Va. n. v. Tomp.
kns, Judgment Tor the plaintiff for
@. w Rore vs q. w, Thompson;
Judgment for the plaintiff for the
amount OF note sued on Nvltk interrat
and attorneys fees lien foreciosed
J. G. Gilbert vs.. C. V. Waller. iu,ir-
ment for the defendant by agreement
This week win be devoted to the non
jury docket, which contains iSg ceses
10 dispose OF these Judge Burke Mil
have "a try twenty-Heven cases today
Today week the Jury docket win be
taken ur, There Is enough business on
this TO occupy the court nine weeks md
Jurors have been summoned accord.
ingty ' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

resented Mr.. Salisbury at Fleetwood
says that Secretary Mason assured HIN
Friday night that two Judges had ex-
pressed the feeling that II would be all
right TO ship Expressive TO Terre
Haute on the strength of this assur-
ance the flly was shipped. Noted
horsemen such as c, j. Hamlin are
indignant at the action Of the Fleet
wood Judges. ana declare that Mr..
Salisbury shall be at least temporarily
rslnstafed. interest in the opening
races tomorrow centers on the Clarks
Horse Review stallion stake, valued
with added money at s2l,5T5. y. y. p.
sold n hot favorite In the pools at $50.
Axinite SIG, Field $40. The other events
on the card are the 2;2O and the 2.l1
pace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
A nrrrnn INrnnNH4w.
Colonel urccEinridsc pcpounces
judge Morton in strong words.

'"NhV NNfi"h IN aAronH words.
Cincinnati O.. sept. iO.-The Com
mercial-Gaaette's Lexington, Ky, ais
patch says Colonel Breckenridge Is out
IN a bitter Interview. charging Jero
Morton with eowardlee and dupllclty.
Breeklnridge and Morton were com.
rades In tho Confederate army. prae-
tieed law together and pulled together
for years In politics as well as being
nelghbors, Previous to The Pollard suit
Colonel Breckenridge charges that
Judge Morton was not pleased because
he could not name certain appoint-
ments, and when Madeline was prose-
cutting the congressman. It is CHARGED
in the interview, Judge Morton deserted
his old friend. In hls recent speech at
Athens Colonel Breeltlnrldge scored
Judge Morton very severely. Judge
Morton last Wednesday replied at a
public meeting IN Lexington called for
that purpose. and his arralgnment OF
Breckenridge was Intensely severe. Col
onel brceklnridges rejoiuder will ap.
pear In the Lexington Transcript to-
morrow. The interview gives the NE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Harlem, Sept. lO.-First race. three
fourths OF a mile-Marion C. won. The
Dlstiller second. Shenandoah third.
Time, 1919.
Second race. mile and half a furlong
SUI Ross won. My Luck second, Rey
Del Mar third. Time, 2:0i l-2.
Third race, three-fOurths of a mile
Imp Ellis won, Highland second. LIB
ertine third Time, 1919.
Fourth race, mile-Dick Behan won.
Deieur second, Captive third. Time.
1861 l-2.
Fifth race, mlle-Little Cripple won,
Marion second, Imp. Damask third.
Time, IS 3-4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Dublin, Sept 10-m regard to the
recent Irish circular appealing for con-
ttbutlons to tho parliamentary fund,
james Francis onrien, NJ, F., writes:
Although the circular was written
IN my name neither | nor amy member
Of the party had anything 70 do with
drafting, signing or distributing It,"
Timothy Heuly writes that ministers
and other wealthy liberals other than
MIR, Gladstone and Lord Tweedmouth
have replied to the circular by sub
scriblng considerable sums to the
fund.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

From the Boston Transcript.
In 1891 the legislature directed the
secretary OF state TO prepare an lndexed
compilation of the records OF Massa-
ehusetts soldiers and sailors who served
m the army or navy during the revolu
uohary war, For this purpose $40 goo
was appropriated. and an additional
sum OF $500 was authorized TO be ex
pended Tor the printing OF 1000 copies of
me work. which win be distributed
among public officials, libraries and
historical and antiquarian societies. and
ohe copy TO each state and territory in
lhe union. The work of compilation.
aruuous and palnstaking, has lust been
gToihpleted under the direction OF ] j,
lrAoy' chief OF the archives depart
mem OF the secretary OF states office.
Mr' Tracy has had absolute charge Of
wy WORK. under Colonel DIN, and last
Meek turned over 10 the state printers
"a, ne introductory pages Of the history
history Incorporating much data. that
~, ~. years have been the secrets Of doe
rnsSS rarely, II ever looked al. The
saunering OF the material and its uren-
~sauon have entaIled an infntfe
shonnt q labor. With Mr.. Tracy II
mas peen LARGELY a work OF love. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
asIp TEXAS TRrsx nAiLwAf
GIVEN CERTAIN EXEMPTIONS.


Austin, Tex, Sept lo,-phe commits
zion having exempted the Texas Trunk
railroad from the operation OF us
tariffs on cotton. grain, grain products
and hay, cotton seed and It's products
and this road having applied for the
following schedule OF rates on the
above named commodities, the an-
.horlty was this day granted to be-
come effective September 2o'
Rates on ootton-Rates in cents per
100 pounds;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

New Yosk 3spt 10, The A,obtson
preteetive efmmittee today issued a
circular asking for proxies to be a..
snsa y me annual election 10 be hold
~ Fopska' October 20, IN which they
sayssf is their purpose 10 place the
eo"'roi q the generalization In the hands
q men who are in all respects worthy
81 public confidence and ace widely
hne"n N railway and financial cir
eleF The plans OF the committee in
rsference 70 the strike may be aut.
lined az Follows 1.-THE contra, a, Al
pfpperty shall be lett with stoclshaisl
~. No new securities shall be issuca
y We injury Of the atook. Whatevor
pHfessrenis are made must be- ne
tmaufft consistent With the permanent
NelieFe u the company. mo stool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Denison, Tox. Sept 10. Beginning
tomorrow morning the Missouri. Kan
Bas and Teyus shops win work nine
hours1 until further notice instead or
eight as at present The shops ARE
crowded with work
Engine No, Of the Denlson and
WAhita Valley 10 In the Katy shops
for repairs.
Engine 23l baldwin compound,
which was repaired at the pHrsOuB
shops. came south na far nee MusIogeo
Saturday and had to be returned for
further nNipHa
Engincer Henry Hlnldc Of the Katy.
anu famlly arc BACK from plraonA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

The police are active y w 4, 4
for sneak thieves. Robbers, n. \.
past two days have been 's'- 81, q.
police headquarters from ~ X
ilams ia Lamar street, wns's :, X,
wearing apparel has been nls' 800
s. a. Pickett, at Mrs cytu n.,,x
house, on West Fifth street. ! Il. n
Colt: from Mrs. Dr. Ellen 80 ...,,.sll
souri, avenue, buggy VIZ n. Nlsr,
from the buggy; and iron rslholl Y
n toilet case. Detectives IN 40, y
Scott have their HANDS IVA
buatiipr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

At Sioux city-sioux city Is. To-
iedo 5.
At waukee--MIlwaukee 2, India
napols s.
At Mlnneapolis--Mi II, De
troit II.
At Kansas City-Kansas city 10,
Grand Rapids 2,
At Pittsburg-No game; wet grounds.
At Chicago s. Boston 25.
At Cleveiand-Cleveiand T. New
York o.
At Louisville = Louisville 3, Balti-
more IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
a..nnlle1 Mr.. ]. y. WI. IA.

Report comes from Beno'9s' w
tempted assault on Mfs' '...ii.,ais
by a white man, whom 2 ! ,s,s .
ised posse Of citizens fro's ?. ' .s,s,ll
anxiously looking for az ~. :, III "
to be in this city and n, ,' 'I y
been reported 70 w ,,.sognli. Z.
White. It is said. wouiaa ~ 30 Z.
man II she saw him sp rala IN ?
anxious that she shou-
phuura
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

To-day she order e tran = cSa
meet in this city. W. = Z, ~ Y
Pine Bun. Ark. pTsslds p, Il ii z
ganization, arrived ~ u, ,' <, ?
and registered at the ~, ~ 7.
daughter accompanies . n <, ~ ~ 2. 4
be but a few drlesAie,s. y 4 10. !. Z
meet. in fact. the ofo ,li bs ~, ,
infancy. but steps W. III sssrsis'''
Increase its efficacy -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Filling. One pound hg chopped fne
add little cold water II they chop
hard one-half cup sugar, one-haif cup
cold water Mix and cook slowly until
smooth paste, Add juice OF one
lemon Frosting: White OF egg and
confecuoner's suSar.--D. D.