davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Horses, Carriages, &C.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch office of the American
Distric' Telegraph Company Is now q
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD Rates same as at
main Office. A. ID. T. messengers will
call for your advt without extra charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

Commodore Andruss has appointed
Capt A. l.. Embury Fleet Captain of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

In conjunction with the all-around
championship of the Amateur Athletic
Union, that is to be held on the New
will give the following events open to ali
amateurs: lOO-yard run. 300 yard hur-
dies, 44O-yard run, SS0-yard run, and
three-mile run. Great interest Is being
taken in the cycling events. and the two
mile bicycle race open only to residents
OF Hudson County. promises to produce
the real champion of Hudson County.
Handsome gold medals will be given the
winner in each event. silver to second
The evening world., 1894-06-19

The racing cathoat Phyllis has been sold
by. the Jones Brothers, and will be
taken to Lake Geneva, Wis.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

Stage was q bit erratic In his judg-
but both pitchers suffered equally.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

team. plays like n blue streak. John
Ward couldn't keep his eyes or Crosss )
big "ba sketty" glove, which scooped In
everything that came within hailing
The evening world., 1894-06-19

A SOUND YOUNG HORSE. s85: top wagon and
harness; great bargain. Residence. 100 Free
man st. Greenpoint.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

Tiernan played a better game by far
Grounds this season, II Mike could
only regain his old-time batting
strength he'd be "all right, all right, ("
sure.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

DO NOT FAIL to attend the large auction sale OF
the Harlem Carriage Company, 235 st. Nicholas
ave-, corner 122d ST.. on Thursday. June 81, at
The evening world., 1894-06-19

DIED.
PHELPs.-At Teaneck, n. j.. on June II. WILL
lam WALTER PHELPS.
The funeral will be held at the Englewood
Presbyterian Church. on Wednesday morning.
June 20. at l645 o'clock. Special train will
leave West 2Sd st. ferry at s.55 o'clock. and
Chambers st. ferry nve minutes later. Inter
mcnt at SlmsbuTy, Conn, at the convent uuce
OF the family. Friends are requested not to
send flowers.
The evening world., 1894-06-19

There Is every incentive in the world
for the Phillies to keep right on in
their pulverizing treatment of the New
adopt of playing the game In the field
and at the bat would seem to insure
them victories galore from the Giants.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Loans.

Cps 7fr~, fsc per hne. Seoond Tune SEC p7
Inc: 7hfrd and 5ubseguerf 7ts,es soc per Ina
No eztra chorQe on &ndoNn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
HINTS FoR HOUSEWIVES.

Clothes carefully folded aud sprinklel
are half ironcd.
a clean apron worn while hanging the
clothes helps 10 keep ihcm clean.
, me thorough heating Of the teapot IL
the hrst step towards making good
The. clothes line. as soon MS It's duty
Is ended, should be recled up and placed
IN bag until next time.
flllowsllps should be ironcd lenght
Wise instead Of crosswise II one wishes
10 iron cut wrinkles instead OF in.
blsh towels aud common towels can
be ironed just as well in half the time
II folded together once rs If ironcd singly,
Before you by q pair Of shoes examine
the inaide Of them for there is whore
You Will be more likely to tell vhcthc'
they are good or not. Even nlce-looking
shoes on the outside may be poorly put
together 50 look inside and see for your
self.
Mix half a loaf Of stale bread with a
quarter Of pound OF powder blue, rub
bing tho bread fine and mixing the blue
with Il. for q lace wash sprinkle thick
" oyer the lace, and In a short time
brush off the crumbs with u piece Of
flannel and rub softly with a piece Of
red velvet.
For bad cut or a scratch from q dog
or c1t one Of the speedicst remidics TO
draw out poison md at the same time
heal the wound Is tobacco. Moistrn
little chewing tobacco, either loaf or
fine cut and bind Il on the wound. I'm.
less very serious you viii hardly know
at the end Of u hours that you have
been hurt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
THE GAzETTE WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1s 8I

I'll. plump. Pour them over the chicken.
ana pour the sance over The whole
Irish sirw-tuf the remains VI cold roast
nrri INTO pieces about an inch ~guari. crack
ihr bones and put both beef and BONES ihfn
= s,cWpan. with any cold gravy thnt may
DC icfti half carrot sliced into Rugs,
s,nail rcce " tnrnip cut Into dice. hariy
Nuppped onion. two or three cloves twhcn
.he nayor Is liked, and salt and Pepper TO
taste Barely cover the wliole With water,
nit ON tho lid, and stew gently for. an hour;
thrn add quantity u pOtatocs. which have
nsen previously peeled aud cut Into
pieces mot too suialn. boil until the pota.
toes are cooked Dish and serve Another
very nice dish may he made by preparing
tue meat as IN the above recipe, but In
steal Of adding the potatoes. thickeu with
= mite Hour. Mako q wall or mashed noia-
toes IN O dish, line with chopped carrots
ana turnips brussels sprouts or mnshed
parsnips. Pour the Ftrw, after removing
inc bones, Into the center. and serve.
Texas baked potatoes Mash and season
WIN pepper aud salt some good Irish poia-
toes. Mlnce n large onion hnc, mix thor.
Sughy with the potatoes aud bake IN Q
whipped cream eauce--Whlp a pint OF
ihlcA sweet cream, add the bcaicn white,
o. Two eggs swceten TO taste, Place pu1.
dlng In center Of dish aud surround with
tue sauce or pile up in the center aud
surround With hlanc-mnuuc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

toilet drapes 10 a pun al the top and
ihIs thence IN a deem frin Of lace caught
mp on iiie inside of the arm. The Marie
Anloinette has lace friRs falling from
ihe elbow. and the Venetian sleeve has
o slashed puff at The top showing
shinpsos OF contrasting color. The CT
fect is obtained by lining The pnd itself
WIN satin, and draping II on a close
sleeve beneath.
Chevioi, It is said will he ono of tho
1aNonic materials for spring dr,sscs Il
- shown In all the cnarnng light tinls
OF gray, green aud brown. IN stripes,
checks notified effects and dots. One
oil the prettiest gowns made Of il IS Of
pale chocolate brown and white checks,
winch are not very clearly defined. The
skirt is plain. The bodice has full
vest Of white surah with horizontal lines
OF coarse white insertion. The rather
inll revers which outline the vest arc
double, the deep ones being of white
cheviot.
This is emphatically nm era Of aces
series and not the least effective Of these
are the new neck scarfs to he tied in
large bows at the throat, separately or
completing large cape collars or Nnudvkc
colarettes, are variously named the In.
croynble, Sans-Gene, Alsatian and hi
rectoire. They are made of lowered
mousseline de sole. very sheer India silk,
crepe. de Chine, with silk dot in col
or, plain and fancy chiffon IN delicate
iints, and India silk null IN pure white
and back, Toe crepe aud point d'esprit
The scarts are finished with ends OF
very handsome lace. aud when tied the
wide bows are almost as long as the
ends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

FlatIrons should be kept M far removed
from Inc steam Of cooking as possible, az
MS Is what causes them TO rust.
Sandwiches can be made some hours he
fore needed " kept IN a cool place anugly
covered with a damp cloth. They should
be piled closely upon dish.
In preparlng O turkey for roasting, sponge
,he inside Of It thoroughly with several wa
ters ami tnen rinse with water, 10 which
a tsblespoonful OF baking soda hiss been
added, Wipe dry and season well With salt
sni pepper The bird Is quite done II when
,,ierred with d fork the liquid runs out per
feeiiv clear The least tinge Of red indi-
oates that It IS undefdone,
good brOom-holdcr may be made by
,vftlng Two large screws-ualls viii answer
Into the wall about TWO Inches npatt.
mon the broom between them, hhndie
downward.
cleaning fluid for mems clothes that
4he housewife will md valuable consists y
e,e mini Of deodorized beuzlrr. one-half
draeh,u sulphuric ether, one,hhlt drachm
ebioroform, one drlchm alcohol, aud very
little good cologne
new method Of cleaning clothes y sug-
-cetfd Dip tile ciothesbrush IN The yels
~ m egg. 20 that the hfistles arc qmie
Vet Allow Il 10 dry, and then usr. rus
,rsatrneut has. IL Is said, the sneet 10
make he brushing especially ehefhNe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Mrs. Il. +. buckingham Of Vaca-
Vile, Cal, embarked in the fruit bust
ness ten years ago with twenty acres
planted In fruit trees. She now culti-
Yates over 800 acres which yield her
comfortable income,
Miss Carrie +. Small has been chosen
principal Of the Woodward Institute for
girls TO be founded at Quincy. MISS, and
endowed by the beqnest of S3OO,OOO
from the late DR.. Woodward. She is a
graduate Of Wellesley College and is now
principal Of the high school at Plymouth,
Mass, and president Of the Plymouth
County Teachers association.
1t is rumorcd that Miss Pauline Whit
ney, daughter of ex-Secrctury William
G. Whitney, Is soon 10 he married to
George Vanderbilt youngest son Of VIII
liam II. Vanderbilt.
An association of women has been
formed IN Liverpool for the purpose Of
petitlOning shopkcepers TO provide seats
for their employees.
The queen Of Denmark. in her 10th
year, IS one Of the finest harpists in
the world.
Miss Hind Noufal. Persian girl, edits
Et Fatat the young woman, journal
printed IN Alexandria, Egypt and gotten
up entirely by women.
OF the one hundred medical missionaries
In China fifty-siX are women.
The first woman mayor IN the British
empire is Mrs. Yates Of Onchmgu, New
Zealand. Her husband, Capt, Yates,
formerly held the office. The new mayor
will probably be raised to the magisterial
bench, when her title will be Her Wor-
ship"
DIR. Mary Sugannma, an American
physician, wife of a Japanese official.
has been granted authority to practice
IN Japan.
Mary X. Brown. the only woman Of
the graduating class Of the law school.
Cornell University, was one of the COM
mencement speakers. The class mum
bered about sixty.
Vnssar girls are learning how to swim.
The llirector of the gymnasium has
opened to the juniors a class for indi-
vidual lessons In swimming. The les
sons are given in the large tank Of the
Ammnae gymnasium. and q majority OF
the class ara ayailing themselves Of the
opportunity.
The Waltham matchmaking establish
ment employs 1900 women among its
5000 work peoule. The superintendent
of the Waltham exhibit at the Worlds
fair said Of them: "In many lines OF
the work women are superior 10 men,
and IN all lines Of the work women are
more faithful than the men.
Leland Stanford University. though only
m It's third year, has already nearly
300 students, Of whom over one-third
are girls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
NOTES.

Copotes are very Hat, with low
crown; or no crown at all, the only ex-
ception being the Tonkin shape, with
small. peaked crown.
Snshes In black MORE antique ribbon,
with plelted belts aud double bows 10
be worn at the seaside, are among the
interesting novelties.
One Of the novelties will be a iusirous
mohnir stripe or figure throughout on
the surface. This use Of mohair will be
conspicuous In The new spring goods.
The new color Is chryslnthrmum, a vel
lowish red Nandykc is a lighter shade
of the same; Giroilec and Lucifer the
dark shades of the color are deep, rich
tones of reddish brown, Hinged with yell
low mud are highly approved.
told laccs in combination with straw
effects in many fanciful designs In mar
row widths for summer millinery will fig
urc prominently.
Gauilred lace, called Bohemian Point
is a novelty designed for general trim
mings. ilouncngs, berthas, shoulder
Capcs, etc.
Tailormade shirt-wasts Of pink linen,
embroidered pique, and fancy cotton
fabrics are displayed among other prema-
ture novelties Of the spring season.
Pin points Of black on light shades are
seen IN the haudsOmest silk goods; they
are called Pointilc effects and are Ms
pretty In ribbons as in satin and silk
The dot-and-dash pattern is the fayOrlte,
however
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Tbere il not shadow Of doubt that
black will be popular for spring and sum
mer wear. Notes for buyers tel OF
fabric of silk and wool mix in plain and
In wide and hair stripes IN black, 81
China sill and sheer muslin OF Hack
ground with coored sprigs and vines
running over their surfaces.
Ienten gowns are principally Of SOFT
gray friar's gray bengaline, Gamers halr
or sacking and are made with akirts
with plainly gored fronts and organ
pleaiei back breadths that Just escape
the ground. The princessc coat, some
what shortened, has ample sleeves,
- VanIyie colarette that ends IN a
re,srs mint In front, and is Simply
edged nil around the skirt and coat Win
rows OF gray silk gimp. Most OF these
costumes are gray throughout. "A rev.
however have q touch OF dehcale coloI'
showing on the vest frequently nut,
row shirred plastron. OF yeiloW OF ~
crenon. or crepe dc Chine OF M eAqulsilt
vioief tint. with n suggestion Of the same
color on the todue or bonnet s,u,oss
iI'ia tendency in skirts Is 10 lnhncso'
tho models show double and triple sklrts,
Drained skirts. faring gorea shlris Ni wv,
Dointed apron overslirts, skirts WIN ge' ~
woke tops and other hited or HoV''H'o"
pleated the entire length .h. ali.in.
frhe sleeve continues TO be the 9llll IN
,,ortort factor of the gown. brlls.
capes and epnaleites are sun rainp pan
about the top Of the arm pu, sg ias
of the leading dressmakers ana ueslsn,
ers are endeayorlng to avoid we eAa ~, ,e
which such a fashion is almost snre a ~
drlft into. As some OF the latest siees'ls
arc fashioned. there Is as mueh ll ',i.o
used as would suffice to make an eur isli
bodice. There is, however, . pesi iha
tendency toward extra tignines o. Ky
sleeves from above the chow % IN, she
wrist. often raying il made ID an n
confer Of the huge puff, reyea,l'ns., ~ nii'
| der coat sleeve tight TO the shoulder. shoulder.
| All sorts Of variations oil ine Ans 5-a,s
leg sleeve siiii maintain. Eycrg -, o,.s.
maker improves her own mos no M
successes. The tight sleeve nuns w w
ann as far as the elbow aud nlel ~, 49,
with an enormous pun dro9l ,is f. eyr
the shoulder. is almost inTafiAyly io IN
ed Of two materials. me upp ,,,! ~ draps
brocade or velvet Many moli-teff u,1p Y
/ tile dropping chatelalne pun JUS .
few Of he quaint 1910 sleeves w =,
shown. tucked In snuely ABOUT ine 49, "a
the ton and flaring out excessl,s.3 sisa.ss
the elbow. All manner OF en'i1.F NJ 'on
with single or double pun as M s,.il.'s
mr.. very adyaninEeors ioT len', s,...S
dresses. An effective cleeyf ioF "'s,''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

TTTTINI TFI7T'FT"f
Dallas, res. Fob. II Tho Tcxas lie.
form Press Association mot IN the parlors
Of tho Phoenix hotel today. o. T., DOin-
blazer o. tho grnndvlew sentinel presided
and John n. Boyd of the Peoples Cause,
Cooper. Tex, acted 90 secretary The ni.
tendance was large, about thlsiy msmbefl
hclug prohont. The following delegates
were olHctel 10 attend the meeting u tbs
National Reform ffrns Association ~ 81.
Louis February -. Tom Gaines, John "a.
lloyd. y, H.. DplublHznr ". 5. Peters. @.
q Hcnfdcn fud Milton PARK
Tho aaLociailnn rsanirned ~ faith and
fenliy 10 the Omaha plslf0i1n lii toto.
After several Bddicsfc~ on the political
outlook, which WA oonrllrred natHrihs, /.
Jln Davis was appointed 70 prepare plan
20 protect The cancellation from fraudulent
advertisers.
May.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18


.,,'sr we're both away
[, ~ ~ J ~ the games We p'"' 80
=, ~ ~ mi IN / oheyedJ .rv
\ rlrfrt Aan i,r ihe rainy sAY,,
N W < iss y IN, three feet high;
'fui Al ,sals on the nusery, IRE ana
RI w ~ danes mount hiEher anu
| 4, n re- ino ,'lci An In al his hooks
So . ~ ,,i hls cheeks were req
Y 3 81 ,eeilIeti was closing aoWh
~ q. r .ni the woodlands brown.
, 3. ai,i ..4d he must say goodnight
\ -. '. .st TIN in the arellghlL NM
ses Y, y ~ gown with his rough niue
~ -v ian and kissed me sweet
ll.i 9a..s.eblci from % my knee, q.
Y n, 80 \ Sod mother" SAID uhpy 10
\, ..r,sllments now and then.
p l,e M M women and grown,np msn'
4 w.. ss'r1monplare. some We're new
/ Y, sne n them rnng so true
p l y. seeuied half 50 real
y 80, "a ne to his IDEAL! -.
I \ M lawrence in Happenehance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

AZ Lent IN some Christian
~. /. a time for the mortii-
~ aesh and an abstinence
~, ~ In social frivolity. Too
'ii .,- Of It is ridlculed by
seal themselves Christians,
croosel TO ritualism as TO
In those who differ from
r.,,rer the form asceticism as
4 I'm It's wild perversion, there
N valuable instinct of human
ihe manifestation Of n
u tueness to do and TO suffer
- sake. which has made pos
n .xngress the world has made.
n fmalist must find something
M remembrance and imita-
reatest Of all martyrs, who
a hrtv days. and at the last,
4 4 greatest physical weakness,
I'd 10 the srvcrest tests of
+. N mission. It is hardly sup
n ~ familiar with the life of
=, .araer will be content with
hg,ing and some set form of
n III rather that in this period
~ thep will be self-eNaminn-
rfh ihtrnspcction a. Will lead
not merely of worldly pleas
eason. hut TO continued ohliv-.
n ia whatever pertains To prog
4 church. the world and in
~ lei those who sheer remember
All which they ridicule Is not
tint chow, but Is often heartfelt
siling to noble effort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

env,- rake-nno-half cup OF butter, two
- n5wdered sugar. ihrie cups % hour
s,,e I'm n cold water, whites q Tour esEs,
one eur tahlasi,oonful u soda and twp
one ~ cream IN tartar or three rounded
,nessulir'snfuls u baking powder
81, uuddinr-One cupfrl u suTai, hali
lsssuf of butter. Two crN. ylN cupiai
- mix. three cupfuls hour oAs cupiul
,hent,ed riislnA. one tea,nohll up A'uA hp'o'
a. ttste. steam two hours
~ ~ .tfci,eu with oysiers--CieAn and cut
Iiisn n, ehlcten Al The nis into pieces
s9.l,eipr. Drede. with SAT- pepper anu
avn f aad ny them bf1wn N Dn ..,,s os ~
chitte- rsbieans,n Of flower mixed Wild
pisi,lsspoon u bot batter add Ertansinii
nn ~ 81 no; cream or aiiiA 1872 ,.
w u-paer ana ieu'ln -. ~,
piht 81 oSsiers IN gay ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Hagirton. Pa, FEN IA corset steel
recently saved Miss Jennie hoyle'H life,
Jennie resides at SUuu llcherinn ana huuis'
load their Weapons when nearing that place,
IN iils way u ~ supposed one NJ them
Unrrlnssly throw d cartridge intn coal
hnildlng The Ore today Miss JenuiO got the
unluclV explosive IN the cual Hcnitlc nni
dumped u upon The nfe loud report ful.
lnwu1 and the Young woman fcll 20 the
noor. An eNamlnnllnn showed that to hui.
let ana struck the steel " her corset thus
diNoriiug H. course aud Swing her life 4.
The ball lodged IA hpf chest, hut aha nos
penetrate far enough TO cause serious re-
suits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
rnn porrIIsr MEnrNG

Specihl Diapaly.l
Dallas. Feb. II Tho PopuliSts are
vending tLcir way heineward tpaight NJ
lasted three days liey. Stump Ashhy
hns been delegated 20 Issue an address
10 Inc people o. Te1ns. lie said 70 the
Gazette correspondent tonight.
II Will issue the address IN a few
day.. and also che 9ihciu call for
state conrenfion. The convention win
n, holi Jimn - ard j VIII be NE largest
and moi enihusisfie convention ever
A,.l iA leNAs " "'lYent.oa W. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
ANpEnaoT IN DALLAS.

NVNfIlI UIHVHI'Hs
Dallas. Tex, Feb. II. Deputy
Sheriff Bob Ellis arrived IN the city this
morning having In charge NJ. =. An.
derson. charged with the murler of
Henry Kirk. near Mesquite. twelve
years ago Anderson denied that he
y guilty Of the crin.e; but aays two
young men induced Kirk 10 80 COON
hunting and uen Killed him. An eye
.yitness 20 the killing viii confront An
dorson when he !, sent to trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
KFpr A pnoNisn no KILL nrnsnLp.

Saratoga. ~ u. Feb. iT.--Maiy Mckay,
ng,d ~, " Providence, ibis county, cohi-
mittcd suicide Saturday by taking poison,
ole was the bosom companion VI Annie
Knipplrr. also ~. who took polran few
days ago because her mother Hcndrd her
for playing truunt from school. The sui
eide Of the Mckay Klri gir " said 70 DO
the keeping Of promise made TO her friend
Annie ON hur denth he'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

A Considerations Hnrse.--D 0cfor-Did
yon give him that opiaie j prescribedf
Patient Wife Eferf two hours. doc
tor. IL wa hard Won TO wake him No
10 take the nedlcint. though.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

The Thrift Reform club Of New Iorl.
has asked Gen Dan Slclglcs 20 resign his
seat IN congress because OF his high
hiklng procllYities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Airs Novean Riche--I want 10 give an
entertainment. Whnt would be appro-
priatoY
Mrs. Worldly-Wise-W We'll, can sng.
gcst nothing better than green tea
Boston Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Traveler-I see you advertise shelter
for man and benstl
Tavcmkccper Yes. air. ] can give you
either Which do you preferl-Yonkers'
Statesman,
Onion sets. Yellow. $3.50 per bushei.
white. 800 per buAhel. Order at once.
Drumm & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Tie war parapberaslia Of France "a
valued at SJOD.OOO.OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

This Is tho longest time required for
the cure of any type Of Headache By
that prince o. remedies, PRESToN'S
HED'AKE Guaranteed or no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18
POSTMASTER nun.


Special Dispatch,
Dallas. Tex. Feb. i5.-Col. w. NJ. 9,
nill, Dallas new postmaster, telurncd 10
lhc city today lie said TO a Gazette cor
respondent
"inrro VIII be only four or nyc changes
In thp working force of the office, and
nm glnd 81 IT, There u u splendid force IN
tho Office, and what ! want IA einclcnvN,
Dallas pnstOilire has been d model OF IT,
KIND during tile pnei four years, mud John
", Wltwer mas given girut satisfaction.
| told rbatmuAter,Gonornl liasell while In
Washington that 1 would be satisfied " my
Standardization OF nnAirs gave the salts
faction iat has Attended the efforts OF Sir.
Witwcr"
You cannot dcuy facts. and II Is fact
that Salvation on IL the greatest pain cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

where do we get cream Of tariarir
asked The pretty schoolna'am.
Prom Russian cows" was Johnny
Snaggs prompt answer.--Washington
Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

Lillian Daley is James oNenl'a new
leading lady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-18

~ " compliment can he pnid
NJ 'aah 70 say Of her. ''she is
,aah' A fair modicum Of
~ .'oiles Tor want of beauty,
~ nllnQr details which make
woman While such
N n nave started with a good
~ ~, eharacter,n II is some
Ra much Of that which mani
VI lies NE Is the result Of in
IA s'nen' during the forma-
l ~ ,1l' are that In childhood
~ 49, nave been stimulat-
q iIs,,'' nprlses Wisely directed
". = not her rule of life
'''-n# sae plans 10 do whom sba
N NJ woman is submitted 10
als Nlson and sonnd iudr-
a. - .s sensible girl. when sbe
~ 90 all.imporiant a M fan
T. n, .s'efe, does not parrii
- ~ before It. She tnows
hr ! based upon resn re"
who would be ~ - ..
~ - IA unworthy OF her love
u, t4i * l cannot give him
: .ssTi.Ii,,ssa 'S Ssi.t aG + that q
sas ' = man 2. nj, i, not to
IS he ''e opi ,Sosiels {, We
80 ~ q a thing bera,, o. Oh. 9th
II y ie they Womb S1 na..a. OH
x Il. she 4 S so
q q y :. assi priue iiTilsads aaP
* az sae neither deies p a1a
~ 4 o KY, she defrr IA PIP II
- va 's'a q sae Is 'S one n to
n Is ~ i NY i \ overcast sss and 2nd