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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

I'm eambio, hay quien vlaja cor
ell ce1io fruncido, como Mochil6n,
ell coronel retirado, que estuvo en-
Cuba y alli contrsjo una gastralgia
hOrYof0sa.
Tom6 el tren en- Madrid, con d.
recCl6n 4 no s6 que sguas, y 10
primero que hizo 81 entrar en- el
Carrusje fu6 querer cerrar les ven
tanillas, pero no pudo.
-lQu6 servicio! iQne mate
rial de ferrccerrileA !! 1919 escAn-
dalc!-gtl aba Mochilo0 dsndo pa
tadas = arranchndose pelos del BIZ
cote.
LEGO IN empleado apresurada-
mente y ell coronel le meti6 los pu-
nos DOE los ojos diciendo:
-Oierre usted 6 traiga usted
otro coche, y digale usted al di-
rector que no sabe cumplir ccn so
deber y que 81 no estuviese tan de
prise, bsjaba y le rompia I'm ojo.. .
iQu6 servicio! iQu6 empresa! lQue
pafs!. 80.
Durante todo el trsyecto, Mo
chilon fu6 jurando en- Voc alta,
unas veces p0rque ell trein iba des-
pacio, otras porque lba de prisa,
0tras porque silbaba la loComotora
y otras porque una sehorita, que
iba en- el mismo coche, suspiraba
con estr6pito poniendo los ojos en-
blanco.
A Mochil6n todo le producia
enojo, y al llegar a Talavera entr6
en- la fonda , pidi6 sopa de fideos
para desahogarse de algdn modo.
NO la hay de fideos-le dijo el
mo1o.
=, Como sc entiende i-grit6
Mochii6n.-IQu6 fonda es 6sta !
I No haber sopa de fdeos! Este
es ell colmo del abuse!
Fu6se al mostrador, CON amino
de increpar al fondista, y 81 fon.
dista, que tenia muy NAL humor,
porque estaba sufriendo de IN gra
NO maligno, huho de contestarle
con malos modos.
MoChil6n, entonces, clego p0r la
Ira, cogi6 nm pedaso do .ternera
asada que habia sobFe el mostrs
dor, = amenaz6 con ella 81 NAL
humorad0 industrial !; este eVit6 81
golpe arrojandose sobre el coronel,
=, graCias & IL intervention de loR
viajeros, no hubo ALI la de Dios es
Oristo pero Mochil6n no dej6 por
ESQ de seguir grita1do; J de vuel.
ia On ell coche sc pus0 d deCir que
On Espafia no go podia visjar y que
al primer fondiAta que cogiese por
delante le iba & romper Ia cabezs.
Despu6g se tumb6 & 10 largo So
bre las almohadas, ssc6 del bolsillo
el Escalat6n dc intanterta y pdsose
& leerlo en- VOC alts.
Il ESQ esl Slga el abuse =
decia hablando & solas ii Garri-
guey, teniente coronel! On hom-
bre que era alf6rez cuand0 20 man
daba oazadores de Mendigorria
lQu6 gobierno! lQue pals!
De pronto un vlaier0 se puso a
tararesr Ia marcha de Cddis.
Il No me faltsbs mas que este
-dijo Mochil6n, dirigiendo mira
das iracundas al dilettante.-I Mu-
siquita, ehi iMaldltos sean loe
visjes y los tsrrocarriles y los via
jeros y el Ministro y Ia gastralgia
y Lac sguas minerales y Garriguez
Y asi continue hasta llegar al
punto de 90 destino, donde echo
pie . terra rabiando, y entr6 en- 81
eutableUimiento echando demo-
nios....
Para que se yea que distinta ma
nera de viajar tienen algunas per
S0nas.
LWis IGbOGdG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
rRAvHstA.

Col. amer. "Allce J' OEao'lo0'
descargando. nuu so.-
Col. amer. "Jennle nalls u0S
cargando.
OABoTAJH
Col. esp. "Mayagtezana," des'
cargando. 80. ,o,o
|Aeuadil!a y Mayagtiez.
Gol. esp "Nueva Flor" carg" pa
Col. esp. "Paquete de AEecibo'''
descargando.
Col. esp. "Anits," para Aguadl
LA y Mayagiiez.
Col. esp. "Joven Clara" carga
para recibo.
Col, esp. " Reina del Mar" cargs
para Aguadilla y Mayagdez.
Col. esp. "Maria Arsau." carg'
para Vieqdes.
Gol. e-p. Amelia" oarga para
Arroyo. -
sarga para Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
REMITIDO.
Juaua Diaz, Noviemble 10 de 1894.
sSr. Director del B01ETfN MEk'
UANTu4
eerI.aa Capital.

Muy senior milo:
lie agradecer6 SO airva dar cabi'
da en- las Columnss de 80 ilustrado
peri6dico 6 las siguientes lineas:
ri IA del Corriente pusieron en-
Juana-D -Diaz dos telegramas pidien-
do rrescientos pesos q la casa de
Frau y Suap, oomerciantes de Pom
ce. en- los cuales 90 fifmaba Figue..
Foi, siendo falsos. Obiigame este q
publican para TODD 81 concrete y
particulares que no soy response
bic de ninguna suma, & menos que
no sea recibida por mi personal
mente, 6 por mis- hijos Oasimiro,
Jose y Angel, y 6stos estando pre-
sentes, y NO por esCrito, con el fiD
de evitar abuses.
Quedo de Vd'y atento y s. s.
Ua,,.. us~'. :, !, ,,,..,... =.
PIP. JosasT. Ngseroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
o. aINAuV. ion tonsS sS,S XII: iJi:aa'n" 81

oonstanre surtido de relojes. Y
prenderia de oro con brillantes y
pledras hnas de 10 mas mOderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
op3etos y vonden q precios m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
GU1A LOCAL.
S0BRINOS De Ez0ulAeA.
RORTALnHA. In

Casa de- giros y eomislonss,''
Agsntes dc los vapoKss-correos 3e In
OompAnia TrasatlAntica Kspahola.
Agentes do Id Id Dc los seii0rss In.
rinAga y Uo., DO Liverpool.
Idem idem G. Fl. Fletcher y Co.,
ID. (compahta ola Flechs" Do i'd.
AgsnSss as. ID ID 4s Los sefiores ]. r.
Niekels y Oo., Linea de "Serra'.
Agsntes de Bahs, Behreld y RoIs,
Linsa do "Herra".
Agsntss dc 10 Oompaliia Dc Ssgaros
,ontra 1ncsndios danomihAds 10" 30.
saI". ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
ALNANAQUGS PARA 1894.

De pliego. CON eI santorsI, da-
toG astron6mieos, fiestas religio-
sas y ofciales, etc, y Blocks, de
variadss tormas y elegantes cro-
mos aIeg6ricos, dssde sl mas lu-
joso al mas econ6micos pefo TO-
dos bel!os ) escogidos, h&llanse ,
90 venden en- esta Imprensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
aALIDAs DE TRAVESIA

Para Habana via Mayagnez y
Ponce vspcr espahol "Ignacio ho'
vola.n despachado por s. de Ez-
auiaga con carga de transito.
Para Habana y escalas, vapor
esnafiol "Oiudad 6e Santander,"
despachado por s. de Ezquisga con
carga qara dicho punto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
REVISTL COhERCIAL.
DE NCTTOIAS Y ANUNO1Os
Operaciones durante los dfas % y "A de
Noviembre.
MOvIxfENTO DE nUQUns'.
ugga Ay1Aa DR TBAv Ma3A.

De Liverpool y escalas, vapor
espanol Alava," q Sobrlnos de
Ezquiaga, con carga para varlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
0LlvkS Y COMP,
So eaJ8 0le0lm1epS1

AA NAAAAORbaIU1 1NAtS
XASan Justo %, 25 y 27.-FaDcica
de Chocolate y Oontiteria al pof
mayor J al detail. Sin c0mpeten
ola, La prlme7e en- su clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
ESTANCIA.

Sc vende una ceroa de R!o-pie
pras propia para lecheria 6 casa de
campo. InformarAn, en- In Oapits
Sau .Tusto. 3.-Baios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

OpnRAmoNHs DIR BUQUAs EN- PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

Escudos Nacionales 8 idem dt
Puerto Rico, Jamafo 28 Z Al cent?
metros, q 25 centavos. Imprenta
del BOLNTIN.
"Mariposa. ."-Caprioho de Coz
cierto para Piano, obra selecta ,
celebradisima del eminente comp0-
sitor don Gonzalo de J. N6hez ;
edici6n de lujo, elegantemente gra
bada en- la Litografia del Bo1ETM.
Oonsta de 6 paginas de delicioss
mdsica, llevando al frente artistica
Y aleg6riCa portada. A 1peso 81
eiemplar en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

RstrstoS de Su Santidad "Ls6n
XIIL."-Los dnicos aut6nticos, del
renombrado Ohartran, de varios
ra manos, SO venden en- esta In
,:,enUa. Esu& aCreuitado que 81 pa
recido de estos retrat0s con ell We
nerando original es fidelfsimo. ID
mismo SantO Padre asi 10 ha reOO.
nocido.
V6ase el anunCio que acerca d.
tan magnifcos retratCs va en- otrs
parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25
DE LA xBL.M.
BERTRAN HERMANCS.
Ell BAZAAR UNIVERSAL

.ANAO4 U1gAGO.INlUU
Oonsignatarios de Buques,. ,.Agen-
tes De la Lfnea de vapores s:Serra y
bilbao" de Liverpool a esta Isla.
y del vapor Avtl6s" de Herrera
Aabsna. Impo1tadores de mercan.
clas, ferreter1a, provisiones. made.
ras, doelas. para azdcar y miel, 90.
COS vacios y compra y vents de
tfutcs del pals en- comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

G.srul DEL g. IOlI1I. EIleAs1II -Ass sUEiIs,al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-25

LAS dos Palomas". Este es el
titulo dc Ia inspiradisima danzs
cubsna, original del celebrado
compositor puertorriqueno D. Con
zalo Ndnez, que ACADIA de ser ele'
gantemente litografada en- esta
CASA.
La recomendamos q los amantes
de Ia mfsica selecta.
V6ndese ca esta Imprenta al
m6dico preoio de % centavos 81
eiemplar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
TRAINS COLLIDE.
A Katy Passenger Runs Into n Texas
mud Pacific Freight.

dlneola, Tex. Sept. 15.--At about s
o'clock tonight there was a collision
at the Texas and Pacific and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas crossing, about one
mile from town. in which the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas regular passenger
train ran into the Texas and Pacific ca
boose and two cotton cars that had
been switched Off In the yard, and
which ran down to the crossing just
As the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
train pulled In from Greenville. There
are two Texas and Pacific cars and a
cnboose and two fiat cars and the coal
bin OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
lying In the ditch, torn completely to
pieces.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas en-
CINE Is complete wreck, having been
blown almost apart, and Is now on
fire. Up to this hour the list of the
wounded and dead is as follows; Jack
Carter, head brakeman. found lying
dead amongst car of coal In the
coal bin; j Polk, stockman, from Abb
lene, wound In the back and hips;
Miss Matte Weaver of Gainesville u
slight wound In the forehead. The en-
gineer and fireman Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas We're both slightly
burned and SCARED up, but not seri-
Gus, negro. name unknown, has u
ghsh In the head. A kid bum" made
miraculous escape, jumping away
from the. side of the brakeman who
was killed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
Mrs. nARrLy IN COURT.



Reno, Sept lathe district court
room was crowded today at the opening
Of the trial OF Mrs Alice NJ. Hartly
for killing ex-senator NJ d. Foley on
the goth OF last July. Mrs Harty was
represented by Attorneys Goodwin and
Dodge, while District Attorney Curier.
William woodburn of Carson aud w.
E. T.. Deal OF Virginia appeared for
the prosecution.
Mrs, Hartly looked pale and con-
siderably careworn. She was attired
in loose-htting houserobe of black and
blue. Her manner was composed. al
though frequent deep-dfawn breaths
showed she was laborng under sup
pressed excitement. Mrs. Wright. her
nurse and companion since her in
generation, sat beside her in court.
The defendant took quiet but intense
interest in the selection OF juiymen.
when the first venire was exhausted
eleven jurymen had been secured. and
each Side had exercised one peremp-
tory challenge. A recess was taken UNI
I'll o'clock tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Are the preJudices which some people
cherish against what is good for them.
They reason. as our old friend ARENAS
ward says. thusly. 80 and so has
been taking medicine for long time
ana Isn't any better" They only know
OF Individual cases. Many could be
cited, to their establishment, In which
HoBtetters Stomach Bitters has
brought about complete change I'm
the physical condition OF persons suf-
ferlng from general III health THIS
thorough stOmnchic. besides having
the decided recommendation OF tho
medical profession, IN voiced by the
general public as the possessor of
qualities US an invigorant and re-
htorauye OF health not found any
where else In bodily troubles caused
by the liver, stomach and bowels. In
Instances where rheumatic tendencies
are experienced. and when the kidneys
are weak, II II the true resort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

(rhe song of pixie" is lndellbly con-
nccted with the south We all know
the air but few have seon the original
song There have been many versions,
hut here Is the original from which
they an sprpng)
wish | WAS In the land Oh cotton,
Old times dar am not forgotten,
Look away. look away, look away,
Dixie land.
In Dixie land, whar I was born In.
Early on one frosty mornin',
Look away, look away, look away,
Dixie land,
Den l wish was In Dixie,
Hooray, hoorayi
In Dixie land l take my stand.
To lib an die In Dixie.
Away, away. away down south in
Away away, away down south in
Dixie,
Old mssus marry "Will de weaher."
William was say deeeaher.
Look away. etc.
But when he put his arms around .er.
He smiled as fierce as n forty FOUNDER.
Look away, etc,
Den wish | was In Dixie etc.
His face was as sharp as butchers
But dat did not seem TO greabe 'er;
Look away. etc.
old mlssus acted the foolish part.
And died for the man who broke her
heart.
Look away, etc.
Den l wish I was In Dixie. etc.
Now here's a health TO the next old
missus.
And all the gals that want to kiss us;
Look away, etc.
hut II YOU want to drive aNav aorrn,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
rnn BURLINGTON LyNoHnRs.
The GRIND Jury Returns indictments
Against Thirteen Men.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. l5.-Thirteen
men have been indicted by the gram
jury for completely in the recent lynch
ing OF six negroes near Mlllington
Tenn. OF that number, ten are In
Jail and The other three will be arrest
ed before morning. The names OF
those in custody are: w. s. Richard
son, Il. T. Atkinson, jeff Laxton, 70.
N. Smith. Frank Tucker, Sidney Doug
lass, Mike stickfadden. James Sissely,
James Walker and Frank II. Berry.
The grand jury made It's report TO
Judge Cooper and adjourned. In con-
Guiding It's report to the biry says; we
cannot close this report without eN-
pressing our horror OF the cold blood
ed, brutal putchery of these six de-
fenseless men. the cruelty OF which
would cause even savage to hang MS
head In shame, as shown by the EVIL
dence developed In these investiga-
tons, and TO indulge In the hope that
the most vigorous prosecution VIII be
continued until every man engaged IN
II suffers the extreme penalty OF the
law, No country can prosper when
such crimes 20 unpublished. The grand
jury has had great difficulty in getting
the evidence we are satisfied the wit
nesses could give from the purpose OF
some to conceal what they knew and
the fear Of others TO give information
besides. we have reason to believe, seri-
Gus obstacles We're thrown in the way
OF developing all the facts by officers
whose duty It was TO render every as
slstence possible TO help ferret out
the criminals"
A new grand jury will be impanelled
Monday ard the lynchlng investigation
VIII he nrn.nnuInh with renewed YlgOr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

DoinEs All They Cnn TO Make the
Cotton Palace IA Success.

Waco Tex. Sept, 1s.-w. p. Bicdsoe
Of Marshal, principal II the negro pub
lie seh' OILS Of that city. and state grand
master Of several fraternal organizn-
tons called at the Cotton Palace head
quarters this morning and procured
literature advertising the Cotton Pal
ace for distribution among the colored
people ot the state. Professor bledsoe
Is one N the leading negroes Of Texas.
and Is cnl5ting the interest of his race
In the Cotton Palace wherever he goes.
II says the negroes are very enthusl-
ustic Rld win do themB,lyas credit in
nssisting to make the enterprise sue
cGss.
GCuerai Manager Milwrd received
an application from x. Q, Burns OF
Lubbock. this morning for an exhibit
of his county at the Cotton Palace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
SOCIAL SENSATION.
Those Lively Isirmrs- Dances on
Approncbing Dates.

Announcing Dates.
The eociety events OF the season arc
booked for September 81 2s and 20.
Never in Texas has the Kirmess been
presented with such elaborateness as
Il will be then on Phil Greenwairs
opera house stage. Never In the MS
tory of Fort Worth either have 90
many leading social lights combined
FOR the purpose OF entertaining the pub
lie and at the same time aiding a noble
and truly worthy cause.
The operations OF the Associated
Charities have been very strictly In
line with tho Biblical injunction not
10 let the right hand know what the
left does, but In spite Of this, so active.
aggressive and well directed have been
it's efforts that us work mas come to
light and gained The Endorsement and
support Of all creeds and manner of
people.
All Fort Worthlans wish II well and
VIII see to the financial success OF tha
coming benefit.
Aside from the consideration OF the
worthiness OF fho cause. the ontertaln-
ments win be brilliant, superb A
vcritable rainbow u rich color will
illumine the dresses Of the dan Gers.
The natlonaitles Will be presented with
accurate fidelity and the figures Of the
dances win be watched with the great
est interest
a rumber Of beautiful little children
Will do solo dances.
The following well known ladies' are
the chaperones of the different dances:
England, Mrs. Winneld Scott, France.
Mrs James Harrison; Germany Mes
DANES Temple aud Turner switzcr-
land, Mrs. II. NJ Wynne; Spain. Mrs.
w a. Adams and Misses Wilson and
Beall; Sweden. McsdAmes Waller and
Curtice; Egypt Mrs H. O. Buchanan.
America, Mechanics Lynch and Clay
ton.
All the railroads nave agreed 10 put
on special inteu. The Fort Worth and
RIO Grando has given 81 round trip
rate nom Brownwood, The object is
10 raise funds 10 open and maintain
nm Office whore all cases OF need can be
referred ana to establish laundry
ana wood yard. where the unemployed
can procure employment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

one OF the most important measures
OF the last session OF congress was a
bill, which became a law. allotlng to
some of the Western states certain
arid lands within their limits, ON the
cnndltlin that such lands shall be i'm
proved by irrigation, II Is estimate d
that there are more than a million
square niles nf land that may be made
Mt for cultivation when irrigated hut
which are practically worthless now.
It IN not likely that the Western states
win undertake this work. II IL far
more probable that the Federal govern-
mrnt win be called to aid In providing
irrigation. Powerful lobbies both IN
state and national capitals viii be or
ganl2ed TO secure the expenditure "
state on Federal money, and after the
work a done the lands can probably
be sold FOR more than enough to repay
the expense. Yet we are SURE that
this IN scheme which the Federal
government cannot entertain without
injustice 10 older sections Of the coun-
try Free virgin soil OF the West has
been competing with the products OF
Eastern farms. How much more fierce
will this competition be II irrigation
~ To he provided at government eN-
penae? We have In the lands now un-
der cultivation an the food producing
capacity that this country viii need
FOR many years 10 come.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

As a result OF trade yesterday be-
tween the management of the two ur-
ternoon dailies only one ia to be pub
lished In the future. w A. Garner
will be the business manager. j. b.
Roberts editor. ind Dan A, Garner.
advertising manager The paper viii
be issued from the Fort Worth Daily
Mail office. e, W. Hoelzle. manager
OF the Telegram company, has ac-
cepted place ON the editorial stan OF
the Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

batable without rejecting the Declare
lion OF Independence, the constitution
OF the United States and the latest de-
cl5ion OF the supreme court. II there
ever was time when woman needed TO
clam and exercise the right guaranteed
them IA the national constitution. thst
time is now. In the Ashland district OF
kentucky. where the only question AZ
issue is; Shall men retain exalted re-
speat for women and uphold the sacred
ness Of love and home or resign these
sacred interests, alike vital to men ana
women, into the hands OF the seli-coh-
fesscd archwreckers OF society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

II. O. Mills, CorsIeano. is boldly writ
ton among the arrivals for supper last
night on the Plckwlck hotel register.
The distinguished Texan Is moro gem
orally known throughout the length
and breadth OF America as Roger q.
Mile, but ON hotel registers II appears
plain "R. @. Mills, Corsicanu d" Mr.
Mills ~ expected 10 take the stump to
some extent IN the pending campaign
lie VIII say his say on the stump aud
~ Just now esohewing reportorlal go
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Chicago, H., Sept. i5.--The attorneys
for Debs and the other American Rail-
way union officers hled their briefs
today In the United States court OF
appeals In support Of the appeal taken
from the circuit court against the In
functions OF Judges Grosscup and
Woods. The brief claims that the
bills for inJunctions We're not issued
by or In the name OF the attorney
general and hence are irregular
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
Premium
Sewing
MachIr

value $40. our price, g g. .;,' ~
ciudes the Semi-Weeh1 :,
address for one year. :. van; Z
Extra attachments Ia
center drawer are ine'l eys
These attachments ~ ,rl.,S,
,hasa made by any othsr Y. - n =
being the only ones ssffsE:l, !
market that are ~ ~ ~ (.
throi,sbout. Other e" .i-i.a y Z
cipaily OF brass, nickiss I ' ~ ~
sns ssrv,nr 10 hide Us
W lns ~, 81 u r underneath i. .,,a.f +.
Vi T M Gaxette's machine NJ. Y Z: = I
few working parts ~ ,,,, IN az. n
10 easy 10 keep vs.r.Itli * =
oiied and almost iniS ,r Z
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se 1,,' ou' n,aohine Is hrsp 4 q, Z,
me ,,,,,v ornarnsntsa - sa,il d y
nended on to do eeu ss "yoff :, }
est and the heavl 's.,,,,s,a, i'i''.., 4, y
the seml-weekiy oA-e a,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

vention Of that labor order. to be held
In Fort Worth on September "a.
Mr.. Unger was also elected dele
gate TO the district lodge convention.
70 be held In Cheyenne, october 1. It
IN anticipated that at that meeting the
matter OF the Union Pacific systems
forbldding ts employees to luke part
In politics Will be vigorously handled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Judge George Clark came into the
city today after having made speech
at Bastrop to large crowd. He eulo-
gized'J Joe sayers for his great labors
in congress and his well-earned repu-
tation, though he took occasion to say
that he could not agree with him in
his silver views.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16


The following is the August report
Of II, w. Finley. financial agent of the
penitentiary:
Balance on hand, as per last state
ment 59705.46; amounts received from
farm contracts, $l5,S35.64; amounts re-
ceived from railroads. s.. 4OS 10; amounts
received from Harlem farm. $3.50; from
Rogers farm. $62; from Jones' farm,
S699; from RiddlclS farm, s27.5O, from
williams farm, $50; from Fainis' farm.
$1,000; at Huntsville, miscellaneous,
s1S,5l159, S35.l5S53; at Rusk A,5i6.70.
Total balance on hand, $40, 6912s.
Appropriation for material for in
dustrles, Sl0.si9.46 appropriation for
literature for prisoners, s226.03. appro-
priation for carrying prisoners from
county jails to peniteutiarles, etc,
S73035
Funds In the hands of; Cash on hand
at Huntsville In safe. S2.051 so; Gibbs
national bank Huntsville $is30.6g;
Commercial national bank. Houston.
Sc, l7G55; American national bank, Aus
tin, tl,SSS.6i; w. l.. Moody & Co, Gal
weston, 1919; n NJ Harrison, agent.
Rusk, S4l45.s2; George C. Reeves, agent
for carrying convicts, Mineola. Tex,
$iSi.52; \. l., Carmichel, agent for car
rylng convicts. Houston, $3.50. state
treasury. 100000. Total. s49,9l73l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

The Pressmens union viii meet ibis
evening at $3.50 sharp In the Pese's
building, room To- q :uil Attendance
Is earnestly requested.