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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-20

gard by disinterested fancier, and
courageously attacking seed diet
before the time appointed by author
ity of the bird books. For some
time, however, this promise failed to
lead to any more tangible perform
ance. The months went by, and the
swelling of the throat with its few
soft notes, which had been early
hailed as the forerunner of brilliant
musical career, came to nothing
more. By spring it was agreed
among all her friends that Thistle
down had fully decided in her own
mind not to become singer, and
neighbours bird was introduced into
her cage in order that any feminine
instincts for housekeeping which
might be hidden in her hayward and
tuneless breast might declare them
selves. But, alas! that bosom, so
soft and golden to the eye, was as
iron and adamant to the little sutton,
who had to be rescued from the fury
of the pretty virago. She had, how
ever, long since become household
pet, and the source of endless enter
tainment with her quaint, familiar
ways, as, during some part of each
day, she was allowed the range of
two rooms, guarded against her es-
cape.
But, with many young feet to go in
and out, it was not strange that in
the second year of her life she found
some open door, and, to the grief OF
all her friends, Thistledown was gone.
No search could discover the yellow
mite in the wide, wide world, and she
was given up for lost, until day or
more later, when her joyous and ex-
cited voice brought the children to
the door, to find the gate post tipped
with an animated golden ball; and
when her cage was taken to her she
went in, glad of home fare and care
once more. In a few days she es-
capped again, and soon after black
storm began to roll up, SO that the
children with one voice made lament
over the certain drowning of their lit
tie household companion. "What of
thats" said father. "She is only
little bird, of no account. / wouldn't
fret over her." This stoical discourse,
however, was interrupted by anxious
and insistent shrieks from the grape
arbor, and it was the coil philosopher
who caught up the cage and went to
the rescue of the little adventurer
from the breaking tempest. Downy
had now proved herself worthy of
liberty, and from henceforth had it,
coming back to her cage each even
ing at about sunset, but after break
fast and morning bath fretting be-
hind her wires until she was off again
into the greenery and fresh air of the
open world. Indeed, she soon learned
to circumyent any hardness on the
part of her young keepers by making
an energetic wedge of her small
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-20

HISTLEDOWN showed
her precocity by climb
ing out of her nest when
her bare little extremities
looked more like two
bristles from a tooth
brush than like living
legs, and later by turn
ing a half fedged but
comtemptuous back up
on the soft food pre-
pared for the infant giz-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

Ito lieH u Surprise to Spring on Tltz-
Almmuna ut DALLAS.

Nav York luly H. Ring exports
long ago recognized mat jim Curbntt
N pruRteHhlyn nghtur, John l.. auill.
van Originated u style Of fighting with
gloves whlih ut once became pOpulhr
ana Hull rcmNlua 80, Curbrtt came
along, hui, unlike sullivan IN many
ways, he rnpldly Improved ON mo
former 0hnmplunr style.
'urholt drvptrH more az less time 10
tho htudy VI tho new ring tnctlcs, m
hin tluv he has invented ono or two
moves which have been ur great henrnt
70 himself ana harm to hlp opponents,
EVEN ms rhtly corhott hNH mapped
out MA plans Tor tho nFht, lie has a
pretty fair ilra OF rltFrinmunH, Ito
does not undclratr tho puHlliutlu ability
or thu Now Zealand blacksmith. Who
has buWlod over more than one fnyorits
aimee hla arrival Ia this country. Cor.
u'it u"rA NOT holl"NN the lght win ho
y long ono, Ito does not propose 10
take any chances, aud Ahuuld rltF.
nlmm0na decide TO play II waiting pntne
he VIII llnd His opponent wrll prepared
~ remain ln tho ring a week. III neoen,
HhrN tnrhvtl'H draw with Jackson ina
thliIorniu, which lasted over FOUR
hours, W good evidence that he ia a
slhyog when he wants to be- or has TO
De On tho contrary " Flls nhouid
decide 10 force the flRhtmg In the early
ntagcz OF the battle, Cofhctts lntest In.
Nrntiun, which no calls n rib runstrn
may have something To do with rhnn,r'
ms hiH opponents tactics, This biuN Ia
not nnlllto tho right hand body punrh
described IN books on boxing. Corbett
hen improved ON tlilH punch no that ID
oan almost he called new ono In
order 10 furnlsh an opportunity Tor
inc sport, corhett'n opponpuin munt
lead with hln lrft This lead IL duckod'
Ihnn, before tho opponent has Il chance
10 recover himself the rlb.roanter hn.
donn iln work, corbSttA lef il hold IA
..ioh position that an eiTeeuVs unner'
'Tut u practically out ~ the nuestirn
nnd hln hrAd IN hrnt down ~ maj ~
possible nlneh by his opponents right
WIZ NOT. be dangerous. but will Aida
htouhd MS nook, Az he dellyrrs thn
NOV, Nurhett whpola toward hin an.
ponehti throwing tho whole waipht ~
hla body with the punch, or oourss
~ docs not calculate on landing tbis
blow aNery time he atlompla n M
hr protects himself 40 we'll ihnt .,n,
IN case OF pursuit. he IL able 10 r.p,,,,.,
AMI got Gut " hptm'p way In a iiny,
VI oeufne,' pprhett romarkrd na
he was .cNplnlnnE the newly dlseoy'
cree doiRe 'lta AlwANa necessary tn
nave another mnn Ia tho rim ana
then You can toll how he X roins Ia
lead, think NitH viii 10 n li,ts
SURPRISED when this punch IN Hptting an
him, II has to 10 worked In a srea,
hurry or u N useless I'm giving snn,s
TIME 20 the practice OF II and a fs~,
others which may nntonlah tho taian, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
CHICAGO no nuprAlo
Wy h'r.ltlrlly at an Mcrsa Npcoa NJ IN
MllrH Por Hour rIouisrJ

~
Miles por Hour iiomiseJ W wv
t,,,na'sshns9, Jnly N lhu preliminary U,o,
lot the unuamistioi, Of nls.,nvst.,l' lnY
nNu cypress ron thitnr5 Ia il,nh "al
Se Sm a i ,S egd u 4 lhs mtoaiiSn 'i%
Chisnn" NJ nea ~ New York snys ths
No. ~ nude ~ four hours and tn Nnm',o Y
',n,,. Nv" 'Whl 10 ton hours. win ,vr, Xxx,
man sn'' Soi as ,s sound romantic to the law.
tlne'f- ln the country la, = '',,ul'lVnl en-.
, ,nep perfectly fepJ6ls. ia'v r lslmm
H. NJ wv nvnclal Electric cSnian, WI
road dcpapi,nsn 'nist engineer VI tito raii,
i,i, nhf distance electric motor ~. spGs
Ia Uunah ", wake the run ff0m ohisasa
an NINE Sp% 4 w ghlform rate OF 10 T milses
WeHlgn OF safety factors Ia ~. y null a
miis W vars ehd Whpch aud Tie lhyins y,
o,. le' dispatches ,ay thu, nosotl0,,oo, -,
nW,agn " ritlhhurg. nsins une ffnm
mn"i, NY ,v,lVva and towns IN ron1n W we
The nnn,hiis,t uhg " tho prlme factors Ia
lew .stoWs ,'', ~. 10Y, distance Ii 10 have m
WI rrehlhlt tile patrhinr nrf say
,,hs,,, i,9eA w smaller oliles nnh INK or
AssistWnt' ,,leri would bp ininessiii ~
usneri ,nMt Manager HALEY M "a.
lVFlfuN N'fANNNl hnlWlIfuU
ihrnnsh ~ NJ matter Of siuinutn ~
XXI W." s. fire'fir ilne from t'birnn,PpNh
wi, w receiving serious cnnsl,is,, llW'
go, w lphfet thenfyh saia KY "tnn,
Mn Isvph toad can b. buill Az nAlleyi
strs,,esl''t We have had pfsr,,Nsi NssIated
nv S,'' ,l lhal u van 30 acne ~ nglnnh-
here 4, ~ uelns make The entire W., nA,
VA. NV. iefk IN dayllsht bot,,.un rom
s,aa no baltimore and nhin sa, oto many
iss,ninl" matter pTaetiaAi t.s,l,nl haa
hels. W baltimore, whsfe ~ ~ 'helr
t1eol s"lH.al motors 10 INV wv ~ our
,,'. alhe loaded frrlsht ~. A.le " pnll
snsl nelel' II tarmsfiy ,Sas nlpuFh a
a t ~, 70 20 tho same Nogt n, W. Atsam
N., t,NAl arnionsiatoR IN az ~. " Alsn
nv, raven AHN Hartford f,iis.s NeN lcfk,
Min hgN operating itl kan,.l p,lhAnl,
man vN.lNp Motors and Mi -a.,n,,, pteneh
solsS question p az s,,, % ne I'M fp T.
ss ~ ~ Nhseb ana cara Thu sns tal.a,
n,sr,inshfa y practically unllml,a, W., can
N. t,',,. e!hesea the A,rfaae ~ w NJ
e,o,n eAhll 10 ihQ mllts an hoervf' WV
a.. Nv, anh,hor SQUIRE IL ~.
tn' ,hapnAlisn who are hruri.s WhFrd that
rsathsa NY raa.eler 20 utilize Shl w neia.
ni,ie ,alt' nl eno " the present ,,,,nr hlslmE
III e.,' NV.,Nsi We ptupcslunn wiz Nsll n
,i.,trr,.fo .hr u the steam ~. ., utAa
ve5ta, teas devoted vhoIk t',i IAie ~
" nA"snseFs an adsAsse, Niss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

monetnry conference would meet now
with d reasonable prospect ~ hrIlYlnH
NJ a dennitn conclusion. Ito n u Imam
der at london, aud head of the bnnk-
Ing house Of llonr GO,
Mr.. GoHchon. first lord Of tho ad-
mlrnity In Lord anlHbury'H prohent
mnistry. and chancellor OF tho ok-
chequer In his mlnlHtry OF lslp-pll ~
also q Hlniwhrt champion NJ the dou-
bic standard,
Mr. chaplin. The now president OF INC
local government board ana pfeWd'ht
of tho board NJ agriculture In LORD
gnllabury'H second ministry, 10 openly
advocated bimclalllHm while the new
cabinet was w the process Of forma..
tion, hia chance Of getting place IN II
was The topic " speculation! ne rep
f0aantH In the ministry tho landed IN
tcrrHiA Of Great Britain,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
rnn hcnoLAarlc rornlArloN.


Aunun Tex, July q. The depart.
meht " education today completed tho
rolls nhnwlnH tho scholastic pAnule.
ton Tor the year commencing Men.
1880. ''"N''' ~
The general summary ~ aeholaatie
population shows thp following,
tNhool pohulatlnh over yeArs aud
under u yoarn of age. ii3,Gsn, an IN.
eroasc over last year o. about Ia
fnr state az large,
Number ~ white males pSd,4s.
Nnmher OF white females, 600 900.
Number ol uolnfed males fhttg
Number of oolorrd females, IS ass
Community c0untieai
NNmper " white males 4t.dji
NNinhrr nt white frmnlea iiUG,
Number % 0olnred nalan. aia1i'
Number Nt culpred fNmAlna gd.N
fn,ei number o. community ooun.
A great mrrnana was va pAnain
county tho por cont. halug AZ mar
cont llAelron county RlRN Increased
about pee cent.
IN Farrant oaunty Tor lSpt,M the laat
cauenn save gAl lnalp aiJt fsmnlet
total tiia twhltel lM male, iht fsmaie
total nse tcolOfedl, brand total s0hl
Fort Worth had aita male sssl female
total asNl Cwhlteli aas male. ISL female
total tip toelorvd), urand total tsSa
Ihv census lust completed elVes TAI.
rant county aaii mate. asas female
total epia Ckhltel, io6 maih, iBS female
Total Asp lcolNFeill grand total kaia.
%Nft Warth sla2 Waiaa las fan,aiss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
nNaLlslr nIMnrALLIara.
EspresAlon Given 10 Views Of ryomi.
mont English nankers.

New York, July -; -The World Nm.
received q nnmhrf Of letters from emf.
nent men In Great liritain. glyins th"i.
We've upon hlmutnilism, q suhiee, si'
!eady grent ana tapihlv EI0wins H.
lhtrfest IN The united Kingdom, ''
Tho DUKE % Sutherland writes ma,
40 member Vt tho ilfiilah nim,isI
Ito League" he agrees with the vis,.s
Expressed by prominent mtmbe,s A.
Nrr movement" WV ~
" u Gwnftli director OF the Han,
ot hnaihnd says, II have been n,.
eAsod IN the himethlilc cnntrnvsrsy ~
the past fourteen years, ami ha,s
really nothing mora 10 say abon, 4,
lmn J said Yheu | was 0rst tansh,
tne theory OF The dueslioh BY pana
Horton and Walker, nlmctaiis,n ~
esnlainsd by these gentlemen has ny
ninfe changed than rules nar ct,nn,n ~
sddluen' eonfess naf,y Atfneaiss,'
both here ana 10 the United sessisss'
hsNe complicated matters, but tha,
VIC faul. Of politics, not OF Sims,si.
charles iiSar thiala an in,srna,lon,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

Albuquerque Messiah Ia the CIV
Attraction at lrcienL

Albuquerque, n, ~. July NglN3
Aphlbttvr, tho n1,unll0d messiah an "
IN atlll holding forth IN this cliy. M
adobe huunN IN old town, Not tlnS
hool Ia this noejlen OF tho cquhlil y
many persons yiHltad hlm, Han W III
OF tho olty tried 10 got Hifht Y n
Henry IlAuenuteln, who clalmi
been until ihrnn ycara HHo q msA,iI
The. Denver paid lire icpafilrepl J
with W. y Fox, also claiming J.
frOm Denver They spent one ~ VI
around tho cpuntfy IN Hunrph, " ~,
ana SATURDAY night NuuoHedfi
hla side. Ma llRurnEtcln has w. "
hls slight, hut hn declares be ~ W.
M Vel since he lost bis nlghl,, q Nh
was tmiohed by tho EQtallci
hohlnitor told him he would tAw
half u duIeu trenimenta illut'.
going 10 him daily, Ito u psnN.'
ildOnL lie says he Will regain w ~
A movement In now On iugt wv.
prtni, tho leading paper OF ihls W,
Inns been following this man W.,
DAYS. 70 set afildnyl,a fmm r'V,
claim TO have been bcpented "
nOut,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
cnors on riln srArn,
Reports os Correspondence to tho
Weather Department

Galveston. TEX, July "a -car.,.
enpnienta to the state department ~
the weather bureau make The follow.
ms repnrisi
VplloHe station y n Council, px.
eeeqlNN drN and hot weather u verv
uamanlhk On NfnAn Ant lAtQ corn. bat
eetloh haa not yei feii the nffsct. corn
ctup me Temperature, maximum Al
Mnlmum tAl no rainfHll
Aurora ~ n WAylandi Wse,, IN
yorAhle for work Cotton prasneet
much improved ana the PLANT X tftiu.
MS aud hloamina Much hay saysa
Apnlee and pears nne Wheat IA All ~
much commercial value, aud mnat N h
van ha utilised icp fasdiush hnas ohl.
IsmpefAtnie, maximum 90 nlaln,no
Al no rain
Corpus uhrlstl-sUsorgc Reoder lIav
crop very NM ana nnc westhaf for
curing temperature, maximum M
mlnlmnm ~ iln rain,
hsteilersN. u iaokayi Weather al
mat could hc desired for ootton
Ant other ornns Farmers thrssh iaS
nate, aud The most u them viii nnish
Ap their cotton IN smother week II ths
Nsfshss elnihsaes hnt sea ars. ran,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
To cNrTVNN vnn nMMocnAor.
free SILVER Democratic Londera WIN
Formulate plAna August IA.

=. MomphlH, Tom, July n. col rns,v
lnnng stated today that he hnd aent
numnt Invitations 10 all NJ the Democrats
h'lNor senators aud representatives tn
bn present az tho conference nf HE
silver wing OF tho prmoernti,+ nm, ~
MWhlllElnn august u. uvltntions
Hhya also been sent 10 leading silver
i,emoorAta In every state. Sn a.
snny'n senators have mdoracd the plnn
w" mn stated that he In tor Free uoIm,
axe, but not at d 10 Ia 4 min gi,u
"n9,n"r tears II may cause a diyIsinn
We expect to perfect ouch Mana
aa,d founE as WIN cupturo the nem,.
Nh, National convention aud then Nc
70 come Into the Democratic c,mn 'WD'a
mean 10 perfect an organization IN
seNoly state so far We hay" he,rn
,,u,M every state except WUshlnglonu'
Hampshire, Vermont MAN, Now
ohupeltH ANA Ohlu. " ""AH"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
rooG ROOMS neAfES.
believe They Have toat Money ~ a, 4
% . rnnnnh Win. N

NJ ~ Tapped Win,
Memphis Tom, July "a THE mln,,a
the p11l rooms across tho liver oa's
George q. lirrneit think hoy VIZ
.ui of 1900 this wonk, They ha,a la,1
looking after u Htrnngtr nnd hN,e lhe M.
Union nyvniiHAtinE Tho l1inrl ~, /.
'uued on races vi oakley. In Ira iAi,i N
'utl uA rho post odds wore pliiVt. a ,tV
put down enough mnnuy on Miss Ilou
20 win tltO, In thu nogt rseo ils M
put ~ $50 zach way on Maid MA,
lhp horheH went 10 the post, and reAl
No neAt race the stranger whnlfl d n
how much tho mnnaeorA MONA n
linapor Thoy would tAko only M. MI
stranger again won, The stranger thiAt,j
% bet on Plooatoun, but tho bei wal nd
flornfd0n wun All NJ tho hnlline N, n
after post ODDS were up. and ID M n
were called none we're M Tho most ~
VI three minutes, Home think The sIit, u
out ana 9ode VI hlnnala prepared 1A n
ID that tho stranger ala not hi M
minvta or ~ before tho rAow tesAh /
called Several mon followed he sHni
lead ana Won. I1n'I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

Havsa u Valuable Fox Hound ma
OlutohoA VI a urlflln

Long branch, NJ H., July n. -4Ewn,,.
tho West lgnd hotel aud VI The tlulh,
arc dlaeuhnlng Jim Cofhetts laleal III
ptalhlng the blg boxer Tor his hfAYsu'
champion rescued uno VI lllll nnajI
hoIndp from tho clutches VI 4 sfiili \
uflrsl luh arc rather Uncommon, MI 4
ulnnnlly one puts IN nm appeAnhhs
fellow could do lflokn and hk nailsl u
IN front Of tho llrady cottage al i.pts N
while tie Intelligent animal wAn dpiY u
tricks, The hNunha scented HAlha ni "
loose from their quarters, one " M NJ
bpldrr than tho Othefa, nneAhed Nd N
the boar and got hold VI HE lys, ~ N
~ ihu exhibition said something 10 n
known tongue and the bear grabbed w
hound, o0rhuti waa plhylnG hapdlsa 4
hearing the unusual racket, trltd lu 4
my yard record Ia hin efon 10 nSs
hear the d0H was being sdueefA n a
jim rushed No 10 the bear and IN
dropped tho dug. ut tho same Tina mi
Nlulnuh HwinE Tor cofhotrt Jaw, NJ n
not work, and before Tia aatohlihA \
could reuoYor, lhu had dragged M a
out ut harms way,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

llEh claaa cypress matter a..
~ hll WIZ hu made Tor of5rs ~ 4
business, u " believed ihn,T1,ssli n
rom Increased Hpood would inShs' w y ~
LOW nIanclsl success, lnd,,na.s ~
lao high nlasH passenger wmgai ~
peilhn Inca arc bull. In uhN
ihlehHe 10 nunalo there waud ~
than Two stops Durlnn The Nv, wv tn
~ since electrical rallroadinr NJ s,ltl III
strides, the quality 0f eieol ,.MAhnI
revolution sod a long diathnpe ~
probably DO equipped With iD ,n sa
Mhl,h Y now lho standard n XXI,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
nv WIN fALK Nov
crisp aonOa Letter 70 IN. ,,..,.,.
Gratis.

''rh "''"H ''ii'F 70 The fleolsl.
Gratis.
Atlanta Ga, July s!,-.les,o...,
dld not attend the free Hilyer r.,,'r \
uflinn nor dld he send a iai,as,'nna
ahHunco and HilHnOH ohuasd nnn,isi ~
Judge Crisp no doubt In fe,ntsI,uhh
grams which he received ia ~.
makes Tho following hialsment t,,,'"ul,r
ilal Tho fon0luii1na were ~ Nv " !,
and clearly state TIM popltlon. 'ssu.,s,.lf.i
mHlalllalH. I feol very autr II. IN
ohanro for bi.motnlllam llra N
cratic party n the result Of ~
VIII be- 10 bring back 10 tLnf h.nln|]
fold any 81 those people who Ala NJ.
WITH uh, II win hr n foftunAi. ief|
I understand tho matter Tho ron,,.N,4
IN The nature of u reapdhae Ia ky NJ.
Democrats who held tho meetins ~,
pills, aud who inhupurAied th.nnJ
inviting nll tho friends Of their sls. i
money question 10 unite with than,F !,
no doubt that majority oi,ths ,...s
Georgia favor n inl.muthllia sianA,,s',,
however, In an IN year In urntels Z,
Wo have no election. aud ii sasm, N
that tho campaign IN ptamatuIe
am firmly convinced that when IA
cunnidor thr question fully ihey M N
tho conclusion that enduring pta,..,l'
an lmpuHalbllity under a nlhsls esIa Y
ard Az soon ~ ! get back / eh,li M
hnfluH uf HupVehHH" ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
Nor owNGo ~ rNa no sts


Terms u subaoflption ~ M nuhserlbersi
nsllyarri ~ carrier W any psrt NJ Vie oliy
~ cents Nseh " neii ~ The Naeh tDu Y
pAid ~ the shd W The month any amount
paid In advance III Tho weekly rate. Nubf
tHnheh VII ounfef faWf 10y fvpHninH IN
regular dfllytfp ~ tho nniah Ir rltruiHof
nVslf oHny should ha delivered Nv so w..
HnbArfiNufa .Hrn trnnrslri 70 lwtp ihn
tic carriers fall 10 collect ~ tHrh Mun.
lAy fpr Tie rual1gti pHfi NJ The u'ly 500
talufdhf fnr Tue huaiuuhh pHft Nuhhnrlli
rll hnYiuH nm ulhoH ~ hualurHH VIII greatly
qli M IN 0uf work 10y hatina ulo niuuunla
due 40 ihrlf huupa fur Tho rHrflufaf
~ ~ NuliitllU iHUulntuf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

Tho city hallway COMPANY viii NJ
atrrpt ear uokra az follows rusnn WI
~, ~ for Nv cents. Tor "a esAn =
upmpanyH once On Jennings AvtGasl VI
W. j. fiaherH drug store, As llpuslls n
W. f. Qul0d, 0ea, M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

hsfs y sermde rsale,s MIN ln.,,a.,,.,,
~ no buf cafser Vt Herman Mass.n 1 \, NJ
n, lioimeA a. no 4 new Aseve ..a N.
pAs'af vhs ~aula drew ls,sea t,,,,a ~,
W. to- me- noeA ,gala 10, a bsusr se.a M \,
iAts Inn iat NE test v
hsa1su uuasnAisaly pa.,s.ssa ~ va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

NIttAttFtt a 4 a
rwy r., Az y, N ,,,,.
asseritad bas NON mad, hs'as' ugtp,e The
gIeenOaoA mpef iii ydu oyer siIi o WI :
above question:. AK ebll~M, p,9@' ,s answer Tie
IL, Il. ArUiilpy
The statement isfpqrod "a II not only ino,,
rect hul Il il Nn e,spt iNyo,aon oi dhs tnut
when the d'eeubaut movement cos al M
hslfht IN rssaa. tho tittst M nv n.s.,,1
NN editing weekly Democratic nsusn.nst
Ia olemtue, whieh wns then one ~ bs
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