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The record-union., 1895-03-20

To be- whirled across the continent
from ocean TO ocean in 3 days, from San
Francisco to New York, with only one
change, in the most pslatiaI train that
ever crossed a continent, and in
climate of perpetual spring, is possible
by the SUNSET ROUTE only, and on the
The record-union., 1895-03-20

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
Il in Fine Whistles, Brandles aud Cham.
PGgne-
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GOOD PLAN.
TCalaVeraS Citizen.

The plan now adopted by various coun-
ties throughout the State. of making
county prisoners work on the roads, is an
excellent one. While they do not hurt
themselves working, they do consider
able good work, aDd during the year Will
accomplish much, saving the county
considerable expense. Furthermore, it
will have tendency to keep the tramp
out of jail, where he now delights to get,
when he is too lazy 10 walk further or
the weather gets cold or wet. The idea
Of boarding lot OF loafers free aud pay
ing men to work on the roads should
have been given up long ago.
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NJ. CRONAN,

$50 & ST., and 1IOS-IIIo Third St.,
Sacramento, Cal,
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HARD On HIM.
Los Angeles TimeS1

A writer in the ReUieio Of RereCS for
March, who has recently returned from
Europe, says he found that respect Tor
America and Americans has sadly waned
within the last half dozen years." The
reasons which he assigns for this waning
respect Tor America and Americans are
"our financial difficulties and business
failures and the railway complications
OF the last few months" which have
touched many EngIishmeu and Ger
mans Ia their tenderest spot-their pock-
etbooks." This is pretty hard on Grover
and his Congress, who have striven more
earnestly TO please Englishmen and Ger
mans than 10 benefit tuelr own country
men. Monarchies. like republics, are
evidently uugrateful.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Expressions From Some of the Interior
Newspapers.
Oakland Times.l

Oakland Times.
There is nothing which builds up towns
and cities as does manufacturing indus
tries. There is nothing which brings
wealth to the country at large as does
manufacturing industries. A manufact-
uring town or city furnishes home mar
ket for the productions of the farming
country for miles round about, doubling
the value of lands. The most valuable
lands in the United States are those ada
cent to great manufacturing centers,
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Money to Loan.
HOU SES TO RENT.
Insurance in Good Fire Companies.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
lOl5 Tourth 81. sacramento.
" p C0IFNIN Real Estate salesroom,
W, 1, OVLbudNi 325 J Street.
DROP YOUR HIGH RATE INSURANCE

INI ~ ~ = ] = -OtNIN-
p. BOIL. y. A. CROUCH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Paducah. Tex, April l5.-The social
event OF the season was the marriage
on Wednesday evening OF a. L. Muir
ply and Miss Nora Bailey At the rosi-
dence OF the brides father, John c.
Bailey. six miles southwest of padu-
ali, Judge j. II. Doolen officiating.
The groom IS an old timer In the West;
has been FOR several years one or the
trusted hands OF the hatador ranch,
and the bride Is one OF the list Of
charming girls that Cotue county can
boast of. The guests were very numer-
Gus, and bountlful supper was spread,
which was enjoyed by all, after which
the young, the gay and the middle aged
began to Tip the light fantastic toe and
kept It up until the wee sma hours OF
the morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
pAILAs socIAL AFFA1Rs.
The Events Attending the Easter Sea-
son-society Peoples Doings.

Dallas, Tex, April 15.-Mr. Cecil A.
Heating and family have returned
from delightful six weeks visit with
family relatives in California. They
We're accompanied by Mrs. Arthur C..
Heating and daughter. who VIII accom-
pany Mis-. Heating and children 10
New York In jung
Mrs Lee a. Newton, n charming
young mhtron from Peoria. Ills, and
her little daughter are guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Jules e. Schneider.
Mrs. w S. Dupree, one OF Waco's
handsome matrons, has been the guest
Of Mrs. John ii. Branson. at the Grand
Windsor the past week. During her
visit she was the recipient of Sc .erul
small but very enjoyable affairs, dlloiIg
them being u Whist party rendered by
Mrs. Alfred l.. Hodge and an opera
party by her hostess
Mrs. Jesse Shain OF Mckinney spent
q couple OF days In town, the guest
Of Mrs. Edward NJ. Barley. She and
her daughter 80 10 Macklnac for The
heated term.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. f. Carter and Mr.
ana Mrs. George II. TUNER have gone
to Chattanooga, Tenn. on a short
visit.
AIr CASTOR Mesller and Miss Mssller
left today for st. Louis for u week
VI h1h Va %
Mrs Alexander Sanger and maid
left today for New York City. She
VIII be Joined By Mr.. Sanger In June
and they viii 50 abroad.
As prophcsied. Easter Is tse avant
courier OF no end OF smart Affairs.
This evening Mrs. william J. Moroney
entertalns u limited number OF her
friends Mt tea to meet her mother,
Mrs. Rollin W. Rodgers OF Washing
ton, d. c.; on Tuesday the keatlng-
Leake wedding; on Wednesday sew
note; on Thursday Mrs. Wlll a. Waters
gives large musicale In honor to the
Beethoven club, and MISS Jessie Je-
rome Bartlett, assisted By Miss Cognne
Angel and Miss Annie Lee Rodgers, Il
costume recital; on Friday, u cotillion
by tho Bachelors AMI on Saturday
a post-Easter musicale at ST Mury's.
These are only the prominent events
that Will celebrate the Eastertide sea-
son, which, judging from tho outlook
GU Eas,er, promises to be the EgNest
that Dallas has witnessed foi suiue
time.
Miss Eunlce Campbell entertained
young society very gracefully on last
Tuesday evening at cards
Among the successful and largely
attended events OF the past week was
II book carnival given on Thursday
night by the Young Ladies' society OF
the Central Christian church. The
most unique thing ahoJt it, Trilby was
not In the library. Miss Della Long,
sweet and wlnsome girl OF the Blue
Grass region, represented 1.-THE Old.
Fashioned Girl In the gown OF Mrs
DR.. Chllton's mother worn In the A0s,
ana was one Of the most artistic and
effective representations noticed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
rEsTs IN REEr c111r1,n,,

Henrietta, Tex, April l5.-Over loo
families have been furnished with sam.
pies of sugar beet seed by Chllson A.
CO.. In order that the quality OF the soil
may be thoroughly tested as to the bro.
duct and the amount OF sugar beets
grown in this locality for the past three
years. Several analyses have been
made and the yield OF sacharlne was
so great that II has attracted the at
tentlon OF sugar beet mantifoct,,r,,.'.
The test this year will decide wbatbo,.
Henrietta will erect one OF the Iargest
or not. "VIlu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
SALISBURY News NoT1,e

salisbury; Tex AprI l5.-IIpbt
s smo, ieli Friday evening. but moi
ir, ouSh 70 DO any good, While lead
h8 steer w. NJ. Watson rot bIs
numb severely mashed. haying gni'
Yen II caught In snap catch nj ~
ehd or the rope....H A. Barton bas
tsecelFed another carload OF fine horses
rom MS Iowa farm George Wood 30
sflswold' Iowa, is visiting here for a
Iew days. Miss Louisa Rultrnan
VINO mas spent several months In the
Iowa shortly. "'''e Al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
NOTES FROM RUSH SPRINGS.

Rush Springs, l. T., April i5.--Rush
Springs Is to have q commissioners
court located here by Judge Kilgore.
By our citizens. ...J. A.. Lee rs now
making brick to erect two-story
fifty-foot front business house. 10 be
occupied by him as general store.
The recent hard wind blew a part
OF the iron roof Off the Masonic temple
and did some other minor damage.
Cattle have been on grass for some
time. but water was scarce away from
the streams. However. the recent rain
Will make plenty OF water and grass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Gone After Supposed Murderer-pree
Postal Delivery.

Marshall, Texr April 15.-Deputies
Curtiss and Ethrldge went to ;Texa
arka1a Saturday afternoon to IDENTITY
y prisoner being held there who Il
shonjht to be C. L. Hatton, wanted
here for the murder of James NJ
Sheeny. committed in Berry'g saloon
mere I1st January. From descriptions
i iint ph1ItoKraphs It IS believed that
d ,as. u also the man wanted in Chi
SSago Tor the murder OF nm eIsctinr
Judge short time since Post mo osiVi.
Lancaster has received notice from re
poStoihce department at Wasbtng,n-,
tnat ms application for free deiiScr,,
TOT Marshall Is being considered bv ~
i bostiHaster general. and that man
bnoNes nave been forwarded to him IN
depot ana Pacific
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

PlttsburR, Pa. April 1.-THE Com
merpAl Gazette will tomorrow publish
an interview with j. W. Lee, chief
counsel Tor The Independent Producers
and Hchncrs oil company. in which the
gentleman says
"rhe standard is not trying TO freeze
out any body, hut is trying to save It.
self by paying fabulous prices for oil
tn" STANDARD must make $4,000 n day
above expenses 10 pay interest on obi
cations. aud for TINT reason must have
oil at any price. II Is buying up alt
the producing territory Il can get and
paying fancy prices for t. short
time ago the Standard nortgnged its
steamship line FOR SB,0000 900 and that
money la being used to buy producing
territory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
EARTHQUAKES AT TRIESTE.
Houses Shaken Down and the People
in the Streets.

Trieste, April 15.-severe earthauake
shocks have been experienced here and
at Krainberg. They began yesterday
and continued at Intervals during the
night At Krainberg sixteen shocks
were felt UP TO this morning. MANY
houses here and at Krainberg are
Ing In the streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
GRETNA GREEN.
A Gainesville Couple Flee to Decatur
to BE Married.

Decatur. Tex, April 13.-Mr. Don C.
Wilson and Miss Mamie Lay OF Cain
esrllle arrived In Decatur this morning
and after procuring the necessary mar
rlpe license repaired to the residence
OF Hon. Il. J. McMurray and were uni
ted in matrlmony by the Roy. o. S.
Thomas, pastor Of the Methodist
church, Mr. Wilson occupies POSI-
ton with the Santa Fe railway in
Gainesville and his bride is the
daughter OF one OF Gainesville's prcmi-
mont hardware merchants. The father
OF the bride was opposed to the union.
go, Ike true lovers, they quietly left tho
parental abode at $50 p. m, Friday.
and driving through the raging storm
We're successful In Guiding the watch
ful eye of a stern parent, and are nov,
supremely happy The couple VIII re-.
turn TO Gainesville tomorrow, where
they VIII continue to reside.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Russellville, KY. April 1.-THE much
dreaded army worm has made Its an
peorance in this and many surround.
Ing counties. They devastated fields ~
young corn and clover and not a sprls
OF the tobacco plants Is left. some
farmers have resown their beds and i.
VIII throw their crops late.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
RoBBnRs BEAT A WOMAN,

Pittsburg, Pa. April IA special ia
the Dispatch from on City says thai
early this morning. masked men enter
ed the home Of Mrs, BrumbaCh on the
outskirts Of town and bound and gag.
Eed her. They secured $500 and then
beat her TO make her toll where the
other savings were concealed. The
thieves heard her husband coming and
made their escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
RoBY BUDGET.
Close Of the Public schools-Prosecu-
ton of Mexicans-other Notes.


Roby, Tex, April l5.--Public school
closes here next Friday with a grand
concert by the pupils, The pTiynte
school VIII commence on the 22d inst
Considerable interest was aroused
in this place over the prosecution IF
several Mexican sheep shcarers by the
county attorney for gaming. most OF
me NE Week being consumed in the trial OF
the cases, one OF which resulted in a
hung jury Several former citizens Of
TINS county who moved to the territory.
some time ago have returned home
aRain, declaring that there is no place
Ike Fisher county. The town IL ran
ldly Milling up with lawyers from All
parts OF the district to be in attend.
ance upon district court, which CON
Vened today, Sheep shearing is tho
order OF the day in this county now
among ranclmen....The Fisher COUNTY
Farmers alliance met ut Avalon, tbts
county li on saturday. The Methodlsts
WIN begin protracted meeting nj tbis
place next Friday. '''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Thorp Springs. Tex, April 14.--This
county voted yesterday on local option.
This box pollsd lo4 votes. rs for and 20
Ggaing local option Three boxes
heard from at this writing. Granbnry,
creRcfnt and this place. the vote Civ
Ing totnl Of i4i majority for prohibit
tlon. The friends OF prohibition are all
Euilcf this morning Both sides con-
eede the Pros. have carried the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Fort Worth. April Is, 1Sg5-Edltor Ga
aette: Having heard the rumor circul-
ated to the effect that Mr.. Buaby would
not make the trip to Europe. even II he
was elected; that his house would not
consent to ~, etc. we desire TO say that
We have It from the senior member OF
the firm, Or. II. w, Williams. that IL
MI Busby ia the successful man lac
can take the trip and his job will be
waiting for him on his return. You
nerd not fear OF losing your vote, Mr..
Busby "am euro going" Yours truly,
THE BUSBY CLUB,
l.. q. Box 1SS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

"sissY JUPE" WRITES SOME MORE
ENTERTAINING STUFF ToR THE
DRUMAtERs- INTEREST IN THE CON
TEST AT FEVER HEAT AND DlYID-
ING HoNoRs WITH THE T. p. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

The war going on In the Indian Terri
tory would be stamped out II that ooun-
try were under the Jurisdiction Of civ
ilizcd government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

April 10, lS95.-Deaf BOYS and Girls:
Yesterday was Easter and what with
going 20 Sabbath school and church
and the childrcu's festival and putting
on and taking off and trying on The cut
est darling OF spring bonnet and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
Tho Greatest Railroad
on Earth-
Santa Fe
ROUTE

Teachers and others goln; i
tlonui Educational Associates ,
Ing at Denver In July, shorlt 4,
Der that the Santa Fe oneu d
rates as anybody else. Viii I
service.
Special inducements to small 4.
parties.
Tickets on sale July o lsnl
limited to return July 70. IL Nd
except that teachers and ohm !
Ing TO remain longer IN colasl
obtain extension OF limit by n
ing tickets with the Joint al
either Denver. Colorado spfira
ltnu or Pueblo, prior to IuJ u I
cts thus deposited will be ri
for return passage any lin, X
and Including September !, NJ
Privilege Of attending q
School, Colorado Springs, "a
trip.
Low-rlte excursions into q, 4
talns hiicr meeting IL ovu
For descriptive pamphlets
W. S. KEENAN,, @, p
Galyesiol,
MOST PICTURESQUE
LINE TO COLORADO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

out-of-sightedest new frock you ever
saw / couldn't send In any votes, and
you know It wouldn't have been right
any how. 1 sat right beside Professor
Hogg at the morning service and he
never once caught on that IT wasn't a
fiy that he kept brushing of the back
Of his left ear. On, but he IL good
man, and every one OF us love him.
even II he does insist on our keeping
up our grades. I believe he would send
us some votes for Mr.. Peak If he knew
who we were.
/ am so glad that our friends have be-
gun to send in their coupons. and we
are very grateful to them for their
compliance with our request. Mr.. John
son seems to have set the bali rolling
by his contribution OF 239 in Sundays
Gazette. and we will not forget him foI
II. Since that time the votes have been
pouring in rapidly, II any body thinks
we're rot In II they may as well quit
thinking so. The contributions we make
today will. I think. make amends for
our not having done anything yester-
day. SISSY JUPE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16


votes as he Is In selling Quincy Re-
frlgerators and Jewel gasoline stoves.
he Will certainly get there. Yours
HARDWARE DEALER.
Fort worth, April 14.-Edltor Ca
zette; Please flnd seven "a coupons
for the popular candidate, sid Busby.
the druggists own choice.
Busby is the man,
Who win so II he. can;
Go he certainly VIII,
II the boys who roll the pills.
VIII keep up the presen. tally.
Until the grand finale.
Fort Worth April 49, -Editor Ga
zette: Please find inclosed II coupons
for Mr.. Cohen, the gentlemanly shoe
drummer. Very truly r. L. Il.
Corslcana. Tex, April 14,-Edltor
Gazette: / inclose you nineteen uO
votes for Dave Edel Dave Is slightly
dishgured but stlll in the ring. Yours
truly. BROWN x. PGNKSToN.
Fort Worth. April 15.-Dear Sissy
Jupe: l want to Join your club and so
inclose 100 votes that my little partner
ana myself have gathered up for you
for Mr.. Howard w. Peak Yours.
BETTE.
Il votes for II. W. Peak, from a
friend Of twenty years standing
Fort Worth, April 1i.-Editor Ca
zette: Please credit Mr. T. l.. Jordan
YELLOW ROSE.
Two hundred more for the Fort
Worth favorite, Howard w. Peak.
sherman, Tex. April 13.-Edltor Ca
zette: Enclosed find thirty-siN votes for
II. +. Griffin of this place, Cullers Ss
Henry's travelling man. Yours,
i. c. b.
Fort Worth. Tex, April 15.-EdItor
Gazette; Please find lnclosed fifteen
votes for Frank L. Jordan. Respect-
fully, PINK.
Fort Worth, Tex. April 15.-Edltor
Ga2ette: Enclosed please find seventy
1--WE coupons for l., e. Cohen.
HATTIE WHITMAN.
Editor: Two votes for F. L. Jordan.
1.-TWO BOOTBLACKs."
Editor Gazette: r. l.. Tinsley.
Twenty votes for Uncle Bob.
JENNIE BELL.
Georgetown, Tex, April iS.-Edltor
Gazette: Enclosed please find eleven
votes for Frank L. Jordan. Yours
truly. w. f. CASEY.
Fort Worth, Tex. April 13.-Editor
Gazette; Enclosed please find seven
votes for A. S. Busby.
y LADY FRIEND.
City. April 15.-Editor Gazette: In
closed find fourteen coupons, which
You Will please place to the credit OF
Mr.. L. z. Cohen, More anon Very
truly. MAC"
Contest Editor Gazette: Find In
closed $50 votes for Brother l.. f. Co
hon as the most popular drummer.
The X. of p. think It a good thing TO
be represented abroad and We will
send him. *. OF p.
New Orleans, La, April 9.-Edltor
Gazette: Please find inclosed seven
coupons To be placed to the credit OF
G. r. Cartwright, Dallas Respect
fully, d. l.. MORRISON.
Colorado. Tex, April 13.-Mr. Editor:
From the way SISSY" and her crowd
are losing ground, suppose they have
begun to experience that tired feel
ing and for their present depressed
spirits" we heartily recommend BUS
hy's Brazos Bottom Bitters." Send
twenty-eight votes for Busby.
DIGIT ALICE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Everybody in Fort Worth should
help to give the drummers a rouslns
reception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

me Gazette VIII senh on lElp "
Europe. to last from June 20 10 Au-
tative Of the commercial travellers,
whose territory includes all or any part
OF Texas, and who Is to be selected
by popular ballot cast upon the cou-
pom and printed daily In this paper.
The tour will be made by this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Gazette ana as member OF n party
organized by and in charge OF Dr..
and Mrs. w. A. Croffut Of the United
States geological survey. The sections
visited will be Ireland, Scotland. Eng
land, Belgium. Germany. Switzerland,
the Rhine and France. and the route
will touch Moville Glasgow. TrCssachs
Abbey. Durham. York, Lincoln Har-
wich, North Sea, Antwerp, Brussels,
Cologne, the Rhine, MayCnce, Heidel-
berg, Baden-Baden, NcuhasCn, Lake
zus, Zurich. the Rigi. Nltznnu, Lake
OF the Four Cantons, Lucerne, Paris,
London. stratford, warwick, Chester
New York
our excurslonist will salt from New
York on June 70. on the Anchor line
steamer City OF Rome.
The ballot win be closed at o'clock
p. M, Saturday. June 10. Ballots Will
be deposited IN a sealed box and VIII
be counted and the results certified by
4 committee OF business men.
\. S. Busby leads again today,
though several others are pretty close
to the wire. Never was anything
started in the state OF a similar ma
cure that attracted so much attention.
Their standing and the daily corres-
pondcnce can be found below:
\. S. Bushy Fort Worthu-......55l6
FRANK l., Jordan, Fort WORTH. 5id5
Howard w. Peak, Fort Worth,..52}5
L. h. Cohen, Fort Worth.........GOg9
pave Wen, Nacp,..--..-.....,..
Horace Moore. Waco. ..........,...l1i0
u. l.. Tinsley. Fort Worth..........11j7
Ed Meyer. Jefferson ................ nGj
j, NJ NicOl, Fort Worth......... SD
=. Belts Yale, Fort Worth..u..... 200
Dave Edci. rsicana......,,.,.,... dlI
u. VI, White, Fort Wogth........... 4s0
". q. Bradley Shcrman.......... g-}
W. II, DlEges, Fort Wnrth......... 2>f
Wiley Blair, Weathcrtord. ........ gIy
Bob Modntt Fort Wurth............ 1gi
v. VI, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I7I
T. IT, McDufle........... 1869
i. y. Edwards. sherman. lj7
g' 80 lnol' Waco. ....s-s........ lo3
u'hu j. knight, Dullas......,...... 13S
George D, WoCdson. Dallas....... los
Y, l.. Frcelunn. Houston. .....-..... "a
4. Hobart sulphur Springs o.
q. II, Brdcv, Little Rock. ..,.,,, 81
w. c. Homan, Fort Worth......... 81
Dan NJ. Lasker RoCkdlle........... n
H. r. Griffin, sherman, 70
H. b. MarchbHnk, Dallas.......... 6S
ia J.. richardson, Marshull...... Ci
j. j. Mltehnrr, wichita Falls..... 90
Vernon Lcman, HOuston........... 53
George a. BpndiCt Sherman...,,.. OF
J. X. Richardson, Fort WORTH. a
George A. Hill. WacO,.."........... II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

It IS a wise legislature that knows
when TO quit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Pure as natures winter vcsture-
new fallen snOw-PriCe's Cream SAX
ing Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
DRUMMER BUSBY STILL LEADS.

THE LEADERS MADE sPtRrs AND
SEVERAL RUNNING TOGETHER.