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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Madrid. oct. According TO advlces
from Lisbon great excitement prevails
there over the fact that large number
OF Portuguese naval officers, aggrleved
Mt certain passage In the speech OF
the king Mt Madrid on opening the
corteZ, drew up n protent addressed 10
the nation No names were attached
TO the document. but the authors ARE
known to be men of high influence
In connection with the disturbance Il
Is reported that Minister OF War Ferre-
ira viii tender his resignation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
All for Women.

q line of the Celebrated DR. Warner Corsets These
H need no ad to sell rybody knows what sort
equation they have enjoyed for the past fifteen years
rs slender, stout extra long long medium and short
Eo You know the prices and recognize that we save
: money at these figures:
Ssa' an at 1880" ST. e5i
at sL25 75c upwards Don't
% Inferior grade of corset.
an Warner corsets are fitted to living models and so
fo ucted as to give and comfort with graceful
go Try one, you'll wear no other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

London. oct. G.-Thc Pan Mall Ga
sette. commenting upon the letter OF
the anti-iynching committee and tho
reply made by Gov. Jones OF Alabama,
SAYS the committees letter Is nothing
abort OF nm impairment interference by
a committee Of irresponsible, ,EnGllsh
buRy bodies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
"A Babe in the House

Is n wen spring of pIensure," so
snid somebody who was better post
ed than the writer. One of the cpochs
in n bnby's life il the nttinR of a
cap. Then our interest In ~ begins.
We have Just received a beautifhI
line of these goods. Describe 'em Z
Well, II is Just littie out of the pro-
vince of this sad" grinder. He can
give you a dissertation ON anything
in the house furnishing itne. grow
eloquent ON the bcnuty of a 1o-cent
thu pan, strike key of tho deepest
patloE while "tnIIsip'" the unasrurn-
Ing potato masher, and pai,t a vivid
word picture OF the manitoba uses of
"a rolling min, bat describe baby's
cap-never. You VIII Just have 10
take our word for them fnd come
90 see what we have In that line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
Do You Want Anyhings
PART TWO.

beating her opponent, and II that
young lady carries home trophies She
VIII have to do SONG extraordinary
rowing. Miss Ashley lives at Hartford,
and has been an oarswnman for only
about year. She Is said to be
blonde and pretty In weight she has
tho advantage OF the Western young
woman. tipping the beam at ii
pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

New York, oct. 6.--After stormy
VOYAGE the American liner New York
arrived here, bringing Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gould and family and con-
pressmen W. l., Wilson and 1sndors
strauss. Mr.. Wilson said he felt fully
recovered from his recent Illness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
This wN be a Gaia Week m
Our Dress Goods Department

Grand opening Of New Imported Novelties, New
Velves, New Silks and New Passementeries.
We will open the ball by giving you choice of
l25 pieces English Beige Serges and Mohairs all.
wool filing full line of colors and black, at Sc
yard. Worth II l-2c.
Big lot of 3S.inch Novelty Dress Goods new
and handsome effects this week at csc yard.
Would be Cheap at 35c.
Just received another lot of 52.inch English
Broadcloths We have them in all colors and
black Mondays price will be 6oc Cheap at 85c.
Monday morning will put on sale another
lot of Double.Wid all.wool novelties
At Soc yard, worth 75c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
THIS is THE Time WHEN THOUGHTS OF HOME

Visions of broken glass, cracked china
Pnd lost silverware to be replaced con-
ronts the returning wanderer" and,
IKE Banquo's ghost, twill not down"
Pon't let your ''heart be troubled" for
Ee can supply your needs in house,
|urnlshing whatever they be.
We have it all, and our many Gus
tomers can vouch for the prices. There
IRE bargains here for you.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-22

Monongah Accommodation leaves Fairuont
at 1890 A. NJ, arrives at Menongah nj HOO A
NJ. Returning leaves Monongah at 2:IO p n
arrives Farmont s:as p. NJ. Trains d ally except
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Observation-Disclosures Watson.
Herring--Geo. A. Herring, M.
New6uvs-Dr. w. N. Dent. p. NJ.
Tunnelton--W. j. LaveIle.
Howesville-J. b. Cooke.
Fellowsville--J. w. Robinson.
Sinclair-W. +. Keiser.
White-Gcorge W. White, p. NJ.
Rowlesburg-P. A. Conif, p. NJ.
Aurora. o. Lantz, p. NJ.
Carmcl-Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox, p. NJ.
Cranesville-D. w. Frazee, p. NJ.
BrandonvIlle--C.C. Frankhouscr
BrucetoD--W. III. McGibb,ns
Hudson-Ia Gibson.
Weston--Jobn s. Mitchell.
Gladesvllle-U. s. Sapp, p. NJ.
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CHAPTER XXI.
HIs PA AYp DYNAMITE


II guess your Pas losses i'm the silver
mine have made him crazy, haven't
they said the grocery man to the bad
boy as he came in the store with his eve
winkers singed off and powder marks on
his face and began to play on the har-
monica as he sat down on the end of q
stick of stove wood and balanced himself.
"Oh, guess not he has hedged. He
got in with a deacon Of another church
and sold come of his stock 20 him. and
Pa says II ! will keep my condemn
mouth shut he will unload the whole OF
1t II the churches hold ont. lie goes to
new church every night there IA PRAYER
meeting or anything aud makes Ma 20
with him 20 give him tone. and after
meeting she talks 10 the sisters about
how to piece silk bed quilt, while Pa
gets IN bis work selling silver stock. /
don't know but he will order some moro
stock from the factory IL be sells all he
has got, and the BOY went on playing
There's land that is faircr than day"
But what was he skipping up street
for the other night with his hat OF.
grabbing st his coat tails AZ though they
were on FIRE! thought I never saw q
pussy man run any faster. And what
was the celebration down on your street
about that timer thought the world
was coming 70 an end, )" and the grocery
man kept away from the boy for fear
be would explode.
ooh, that was only q Felian scare.
Eothin serious. You see Pa il a sort Of
half Englisbman. He claims to be an
American citizen when he wants Office.
but when they talk about a draft he
claims 10 be a subject Of Great Britain.
and no says they can't touch him. IA il
darn smart man and don't yOu forget
IT, There don't any Of them yet ahead
Of Pa much Well, IA has said a good
deal about tho wicked Fsniana. and that
they ought 70 be pulled and al that. and
when ! read the story In the papers
about the explosion Ia tho British par
hament Pa WAS hot Tie said the dam
firisb was running the whole world. rie
didn't dare say it at the table or our
hired girl would have knocked him eiIly
with a spoonful ~ mashcd potatoes.
cause che L. % Nirish girl. and che con
hck any Euglishman $50 this town.
Pa said there Onght % have been
somebody there ~ have taken that bomb
up and throwed 10 On the sewer before Il
exploded. Tie said that II be ever should
so bomb he would grab It fiQbt M
and throw ii away wnere I'd wouldn't
burt anybody. Pa has me read the "a.
pers ~ him nights cause lis eyes nave
got splinters IN en-. and after had read
all there was IN tie paper made up =
tos moro and pretended 70 read II, about
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how n was fumored that the Fenfans
here IN Milwaukee were going to placs
dynamite bombs at every house where
an Englisbinan lived and at a given sig-
nal blow them ali up. Pa looked pale
around the Blls. but he sail no wasn't
scared
PA and Ma were going 70 call ON a
she deacon that night, that has lots of
money in the bank. to sea if she didn't
want toinyest in dead sure paying sill
yer mine, and me and my chum conclud-
cd to give them a sendof. We got nv
big black inJy rubber football and paint
al 'Dinymight in big white letters ON Il
and tied piece OF tarred rope to 1t for q
fuse and got big frecracker, one of
those old Fourth Of July horse scarers,
and basket full of broken glass. We
put the football isr front of the step and
lit the tarred rope and got under the
step with the frecrackers and basket,
where they go down into tho basement.
Pa and Ma came out the front door and
down the steps, and PA saw tho football
and the burning fuse, and he said, Great
God, Hammer, we are blowed upr and he
started to run. and Ma she stopped to
look Mt IL.
Just as Pa started to run I touched
off the frecracker, and my chum ar
ranged 1t TO POUR out the broken glass
Oh the brick pavement just az the fire.
cracker went off. Well, everything went
just as we expected, except Ma. She had
examined the football and concluded IL
was not dangerous and was Just giving
a kick as the firecracker went off and
the glass fell. and the firecracker was so
near her that it scared her, and when Pa
looked around Ma was flying across the
sidewalk, and Pa heard the noise, and he
thought the house was blown to atoms
Oh. you'd n died to see him go around the
corner. You could play crolxay ON his
coattail, and his face was as pale as Mas
when she goes to a party. But Ma didn't
scare much. AS quick as she stopped
against the hitching post she knew it was
us boys, and she came down there, and
maybe she didn't maui me. cried and
tried to gain her sympathy by telling her
tho frecraclxer went off before it was
due and burned my eyebrows off, but
she didn't let up until promised to go
and find Pa.
81 tell you my Ma ought TO be engaged
by the British government to hunt out
the dynamite fiends. She would corral
them In two minutes. II Pa had rs much
sand as Ma has got. it would be warm
weather for me. Well. me and my chum
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ALI FOR TEN CIR RS.

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bODS."
He got mad and asked Me- why she
didn't fly around and get something to
take that lininent off his legs, as it was
eating them right through to the bone.
And then he saw my chum put his head
In the door. with one gallus hanging
down, and Pa looked at me, and then he
said. Look here. If find out it was you
boys that put up this job on me, I'll
make 1t so hot for You that you will
think liniment is ice cream in compari-
son. told Pa it didn't look reasonable
that me and my chum could be six bur
glars feet high, with our noses broke
and boot heel marks on our neck. and
Pa he said for us to 60 to bed all fired
quick and give him chance to rinse off
that liniment. and we retired. Say. how
does my Pa strike you as a good, single
handed liarY' and the boy went up to
the counter, while the grocery man went
after scuttle of coal.
In the meantime one of the grocery
mans best customers-a deacon in the
church-had come in and sat down ON
the counter over the darning needle. and
as the grocery man came in with the
coal the boy pulled the string and went
out door and tipped overa basket of ruta-
bagas. while the deacon got down off the
counter with his hands clasped and anger
in every feature and told the grocery man
he could whip him in two minutes. The
grocery man asked what was the matter,
and the deacon hunted up the source
from whence the darning needle came
through thecounter. and as the boy went
across the street the deacon and the
grocery man We're rolling on the floor,
the grocery man trying 10 hold the eea-
cons fists while he explained about the
darning needle and that it was intended
for the boy. How it came out the boy
did not wait TO see.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Now N,rt sent 80 kafh.,tt n,
W.
Vn'pV' p''.uo push'VAi exports 1AAoll
sales, 100000 bushels Futures; 100 900
bushels sp,t snot Arm. n, % r,,t
"''N N''N"'N' on ''Nr' auo"t %
Csc o. b. es b-Sci ohoat; No ! north
oru ga lee delivered, No. / hard O.
5.se delivered
o.,
'p''unN optheu Aiehdler win corn
declined az midday on light local clrRr.
yrod, A,n.,,,,,.'. 49, '
go. .s'''',l' Whe'l mas oeeh SNIP
Pc" 70 New YORK nut rallied in the
afternoon on big export mrchnsps.
and closed orp, a. ur,bsr,.,b ,,,.,,..
M, cso,r
NuS 0oA'o "'S'' o'oN'l 10 l-ie' sep
5000 lSc: closed 90 i-Sc. December
Ol l-l6H6l l-se; closed 81 LIE
llides Quiet
ieNhef-pull.
Copper quiet
Lead Weak
1ln~ Weak for futuroRi HlralN SIC ~
Wld.2o. plates quiet
Cotton seed ul Steady TodaN's
sale Included 900 barrels primo SUM
Nor yellow NJ 35c ana $50 hnrfpls
prime summon white ut gSc on crude
26H 2So. yolluw butter grades std15c.
choice summer yellow sGc primo ycl-
low 20 l-tNa6c yellow 90 grades 90
VSic. prime white use
Cotioc- opiom opened steady az nm.
ehnnWed prices TO 10 points decline,
weakened ON liquidation and heavy
Santos receipts ana closyl atCady at
10 10 points decline sales 5000
1880; October " S0Qi2 50. December
Sl2 ,20n12 80, March 81 90. April stt.g0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

ChlcaEu. Sept. r2.-Ncarly 20 900
head or rattis hero on1 ,,a, Ia, 49,,
~, NV ''V' '''''
'ti't were soou enough TO attract the
attention OF shippers. or natives there
were barely 1000 head nlI told and
thore WINS o,,i,, ,,r, ,,,,d ,,a.. ,,,,,,.,,
o'i'' "eto anu ''''re pui''h
mat could by any stretch OF the imag-
inatlon have been classed as better
than good A few inis of rim, cor,-
so,,.1 $50, .,'.-,.
''''"s'''S ""'u l''v 10
1000 pounds were taken AT 6.20GG,2 5
but perhaps 75 per cent Of the gaIoa
Of natlves we're beIov "a az All sroJ.,
-, -
s"'Weu WeAkhVss ana eNeepuhS8 inc
very best, the ranges OF prices We're
10d1bc lower than ON Monday. 1hey
We're saIabie al tOGi5c on from yos.
terdays prices and tiio bulk of them
changed hands on that basis. TEX
ans were Ma moderate suppIy taOl0
head and We're without Important
change.
Hogs were moi subjected 10 any ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

New Orleans Sept 49, Hog products
unsettled, hut generally nrmer. Pork,
10 l-ic; lard rodncd i-tr. boxed
meats. dry snlt shoulders. 7c; bacon.
sides. 9 i-sc. hams. choice nuEar-curcd.
II l-iml2e.
Conoe Ordinary fnlr. lsai9 1-ic.
az $50
Flour-Dull; extra fancy. 81 GOaesO,
patents, t29oT3b0l
cornmeal Firm. $500
Bran Dull. 75a77 i-2c.
Corn quiet M . sacked mixed. g
Q0so; yellow ana white CSC.
oats-Np sacked. 57fs7 i-ec.
Hay-p nll prime. - i-2uH Lee;
choice. lbdir 1.2c
Sugar strong. centrifugal prime yell
low clarified, ii-isoi of DO. , 5-sc.
seconds. b-s03 i-tc
Molnuses- Nominal.
The first new syrup m this geaHnn'E
crop. two barrels. was received today
from 81 Martlnsvills. classed fair and
sold for si.5) per gallon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13


tRoeeivea by +, q. Mcpeak Is col
New Orleans. In. Sent is.-A fter
hours vestcrs,y ma, hs,n. 4, 800.
,,.,.,. WuN
"s'N Ap'o IN Liverpool, bringing the
total to $4,000 Tor yesterday. and today
sales in that market ,v,r, a. oaa qh,
nn,.t,, ,.,l,,., ,,.,,l 49,. *.
1850 .'l'''' NVu'NlNs pur p''NNte Gu
ne NuNioes that enipnefs wnrr IN tho
market, and that their buyinr counter.
acted tho ene,t M Mr. Ncllps ,i..,,A,.
~. 49,, - N-'''''
Wv ''''' VN"'l'N'u" y " curious 20 mote
the great change that has como over
Liverpool In regard to Mir. Mem and
bls a,.,.,s nj. $3.50, A.. a.. ,,,,,.
~" Wy ~" NNlHNN
IN ms usual WORRY ronoft 70 the llN-
erpool Pust Only a month ago AIR
ELLISON stated tbat fev ,,,,,,, ,,ta
az. ,,,a,,,,,.., 80, ~,
ny, no9 onS w. ", ,, ',.VNN W.
Ne@ sn, y" Y.SvVVV@ WY lele.
', VI ~ NvnI nhu Net On Nhhnet
n. w 4, " Nv. 1aE WNNe sNlns
~, rson,,,, "s ''knt hsAio'N NY NY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

New York. Sept 1s-rhe Evening
Posts special financial cablexrem fr5m
London Is as follows;
The strength in south Americans con-
. .,tuss' VI the block OF Argentine se-
s ai'''es taken by the syndicate yester-
pas, considerable part was sold to
Derlin' mother deal Is probable. Gnt
sdsea stocks were higher at the close
today. Speculation in Americans was
p psniae except for Reading and Central
above the lowest. 4 renewed ,novel
heht IN Americans is looked for IN
le near future, Silver is.yery weak.
me India council sold 81 iakhs todaN,
out OF the Az offered.
w sank OF England half yearly
meeting VIII be held tomorrow, with a
favorable statement OF ire Bar,ns H. i.
quotation expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Fort Worth Stock yard. Sept H.
Lively trading in htgolS hoga
-Four cars aud 90 head driven In
wore the fat log receipts today.
j. n. Keller ). r. Thomas. W. J..
Fuller wero among Tarrnnt county rop-
rsHantdllycH ha4ihR hogs ana cattle
on tlte market today.
Captain } G. lllehordgon had 80 cat-
tie ON The market
H. NJ paggcti ahippcd horses
through the yard to LonRyi"w. Tex
iJaggutt < Harris hHd cattle nnd
calves on todnya marknt
j. j.. O0fprth, q Tarrani county
feeder. had % horH on the nprkat
n y. Stone png Of I'HHkR'n prom
mont sitisgne. was in with car OF
hogs
~. a. nrlEga. feeder u prominence
from wAHahNchic, had load OF hogs
H.
John King. wen known oltigen or
Ennis. was on the market with n load
" hofa
u, y. l.. rsyia 81 Mausneld, n LARGE
feeder " hoRe end cnttle. had a load
" hoRs on Tho market today.
Fat hogs sold from $50 70 $3.50.
Stock hogs from $500 20 500 ~ eat
Ne and hoKr offered were sold prompt
~ Cattle brought from ihtp to gi.eo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Help yourself first. then The entire
southwest generaily. ny az far as pos
slbie. helping Bort Worth "a build w
q grain market here. the center OF the
great and rapidly growing graln
country, The railroads have done THOR
part toward furnishing transportation
taeiiucsi now lot ua dc all we can TO
encourage the development o. the rich
Worth Chamber OF Commerce. have
adopted official grain lnspeotion rules
and appointed IA chief inaa ,ctor Now
lot the great and progressive south
west Joins hands with Fort Worth and
her grain mon 60 make central grain
markct. MS shnMld he clnaa NJ AnInn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13

Liverpool, Sept, ia.--wheat-s steady;
holders oircr moderately; No. red win
ter ts "a; No red spring, IS i-sd.
Sorn--puli. holders oiier frrely; new
MIXED spot, 5si futures. dun. holders
orer moderately, September. o.. Octo.
Der. bs i-2l November, a. II SID
Flour-Steady; holders offer mpder-
atelyi St Louis fancy winter. bs 20.
lArd--Firm: holders offer aVsringly;
spot as 9d futures, holders not offer
ing.
Pork-Firm; supply poor; prime moss
Western. i2s Cd Western medium. Cos.
Reef Firms holders offcr spariuRly;
extra India mess. as Cd; prime mess.
oss ca
ham-pull; holders oncr moderately;
short cut gfs
Bacon-Firmi holders offer sparlnpiy,
Cumberland cut. A6s; short ribs. ias,
Ions clear, A. pounds. 1885, long and
short clear 80 pounds, i2s shoulders.
firm, SIS.