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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
Noted Men Who Vii Probably Enter the
Netc Cabinet.

NOted Men HH0 UltI IfOOuOtB EfltcT He
Neic Cabinet.
PARIS, FRANCE, Oct, %. - President
Faure spent the whole day in consultation
with leading politicians, including General
Zurlinder and NM. Lebon, Poincaire
and Leagues of the Ribot Ministry. Prob
lens involved in the budget were the chief
matters of discussion. After the conference
of the President with NM. Challomel-Le-
cour and Brisson it was predicted by per-
sons IN positions enabling them to obtain
the best information that a tentative cabi-
net would be formed with NJ. Bourgeois as
Premier and Minister of the Interior; NJ.
Peysal, Minister of Finance; NJ. Doumier,
Minister of Commerce; NJ. Cavaignac, Min
lister of War; NJ. Berard, Minister of the
Colonies; NJ. Gayot-Dessaignes, Minister
OF Justice, and NJ. Doumergue, Minister of
Public Works.
In case of NJ. Bourgeois refusal to form
cabinet NM. Constans, Dupuy, Sarrien,
Loubet and Brisson are mentioned, though
NJ. Brisson's refusal is virtually certain.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
FRESRO'S ELECTRIC POWER.
Work on the Great Plant on the San Joaquin
River Is Being Pushed to Com
1IoyioD

FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 29.-Five carloads
of copper wire, intended to carry an cleo
trio current from the new power-plant on
the San Joaquin River to Fresno, arrived
in town yesterday. The poles for the wire
are arriving daily, and the pipe for
carrying the water from the reser-
voir to the turbines is on its way from the
East. The work of construction is being
pushed as rapidly as possible by large
force of men.
Work has already commenced on the
foundation for the electric company's SUBJ
station in this city. 1t will be built near
the corner of Fresno and streets. To
this building will be brought electricity
generated at the power house on the river,
and which, after passing through trans
formers, will be conveyed by copper wires
to various portions of the city, where it
will be used to run machinery: Dynamos
will also be set up in this building for the
purpose of furnishing electricity for arc
lighting.
1t will be but a matter OF few months
now when Fresno will be able to give an
electric display that will dazzle the world.
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DEATH OF DIR. CLAIMING.
He Vas Knotrn as q Patent Larger,
4aLthOr and Minister.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Oct. 29.-Rev.
William Charming Langdon, DID,, died
in this city this morning. He was not
only well known here but had a reputation
that was international. He was born in
Burlington, VT, August 10, 1881.
In May, 1851, he was appointed Assistant
Examiner of the United States Patent
Office and was later its Chief Examiner
In 1856 he entered upon the practice OF
patent law, but not long after resolved to
enter the ministry Of the Episcopal
church, and two years later he was made
deacon, and in 1858 priest. DIR. Langdon
had published various works, some of
which are widely known.
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WIN Shorten the Time.

OMAHA, NEE, Oct. 29-On November
10 the Chicago and Northwestern railway
will put on fast train between Chicago
and Omaha, leaving Chicago at $40 P. NJ,
upon the arrival of the New York fast
mail. The train will arrive here at 7:4O
A. NJ. The Union Pacific will put on fast
train to connect, leaving here at s A. M.
and arriving at Salt Lake at 2 O'Clock the
following day, 1860 miles in twenty-three
hours from Chicago to Salt Lake.
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TWO PIONEERS GONE.
William Lord and Joseph X. Weber An
stUer the Final Summons.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. William
Lord, a pioneer brickmason of this city,
died on Sunday. after long illness. He
came to this city in 1s49, and had since
made Stockton his home. He was en-
gagged in business with William Confer,
deceased, for number of years and they
erected the first brick structure put up in
this city.
Joseph K. Weber, an old-time resident
of this city, died this morning of heart
disease. For several years he has been
suffering from Bright's disease of the kid
news and heart trouble.
Weber was one of the earlier settlers in
Stockton. In the sixties he conducted the
old Stockton bakery il partnership
with Frank Costello. The bakery occu-
pied the present site of the Grand Central
Hotel. Later he purchased the property
known as the "Cool Corner" on Center
street, and was its owner at the time of his
death.
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Rival Managers Fail to Show
Up With Officers Of the
Court.
BUILDING HIGH AIR CASTLES
Her Ladyship Laughingly Looks For
ward to Triumph in Her
Profession.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. %. The
Burbank stage doors were we'll guarded to-
night in anticipation of threatened injunc-
tons from the north restraining Lady
Sholto Douglas from appearing with the
Frawley company. But again the unex-
pected failed to materialize, and her Lady
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Corral HolIotc Rights OF Tau.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 29.-The Corral
Hollow Railroad Company, through H. E.
Barber, the right-of-way agent, yesterday
filed with the County Recorder deeds for
lands from the following property owners,
covering rights of way along the line: H.
w. Trahern, A. Libhart. c. Mckee ct al,
Fannie Garrison ct al, H. NJ. Ellis, A.
Rossi, L. U. Shippee, P. J. Sharp, J. w.
Rock, T. ]. Woodward, J. NJ Kerlinger,
Charles M. Weber and ]. o. Castle. This
batch of deeds about cleans up the rights
along the entire line.
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DEBTS OF Il SEATTLE ROAD.
The Line to Be Sold If They Are No
Paid Wtthie q Stated Time.

The Line to Be Sold If They Are Not
Paid Htthin Stated Time.
SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 29.-The report
of Master in Chancery Eben Smith in the
foreclosure proceedings against the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad was con-
firmed to-day by Federal Judge Hanford.
A day is soon to be fixed when the defend
ant company shall pay the amount found
to be due, and if it fails an order will be
made directing the sale of the road. Much
testimony was taken in New York City
and the master in chancery finds that
there is an Indebtedness against the road
of nearly $1,000 600.
The compensation of Andrew Burleigh
as receiver of the Northern Pacific Rail
road will be $4,000 per annum, Fedora
Judge Hantord having to-day promulgated
such an order
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Yielded 1T STOCKTON.

Thfrty-Fomr Years the Combined Age of
Ne,cty Married Couple.
STOCKTON. CAL, Oct. 29.-Frank T.
Blankenship has abandoned his school
books and Maybella Myers her dolls and
they will try matrimonial career, with
the coaching of their former guardians.
The combined ages of the heads of a future
house is "a years, of which Blankenship
has Is in his favor and his bride 16.
The groom's father gave his consent to
the venture of his son before the County
Clerk yesterday, and S. J. Howell, the
guardian of the young lady, gave his con-
sent to her becoming the new woman in
the Blankenship household.
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RE4R PRESS RBTRACTs.
Squares Himself In Order to Aroid
Prosecution.

Squares Himself In Order to Aroid a
Prosecution.
STRASBURG, GERMANY, Oct. 29.-The
Elsassen Tageblatt publishes dispatch
from Colmar, in the province of Alsace,
saying that on Saturday the police made
a domiciliarY visit to the residence of Herr
PRESS. member of the Reichstag for Col
mar. and later summoned him to appear
before the public prosecutor. Herr Preiss
Immediately complied with the summons,
and it is stated that as result of his al-
pearance before the prosecuting function
airy be promised TO make certain changes
in the report of an interview with him
published in the Paris Petit Journal, in
which he stated that the Alsatians did
not recognize the Franco-German treaty
ceding the Reichsland to Germany, and
added that the people of Alsace looked to
France to obtain satisfaction for the hui
Mutations she was subjected to in 1870.
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b UILDING 4 NEW ASYLUM
Wo,'hi of Remodeling the Stockton Struct.
ure Under Hay.

Work of Remodeling the Stockton Struct-
ure Under Way.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 29.-The work Of
remodeling the old asylum building was
begun yesterday and will be pushed to
completion, as room is badly needed.
Some change has been made in the plans,
whereby some of the larger rooms are
divided. There is a lack of single rooms
and the change was made at the instance
of Superintendent Clark.
While the work is spoken of as the re-
pairing of the old asylum building it is
virtually the building of new one. The
$4,000 appropriated by the last Legisla-
ture was made for that purpose, but after
looking at the structure it was decided to
tear it down and build another.
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were arrested this afternoon on COM
plant sworn out by William Lavles, pro-
prietor of the Independent, charging them
with criminal libel. Layies' charges are
based on an article appearing in the News
OF october %, charging that Lavies col
luded with the Morning Press of this city
to loot the county and city treasures by
making exorbitant newspaper printing
rates. The News in this article stated that
it was believed that Lavies and the Press
had stolen $4,000 from the county.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
lIlcendiOru Fires.

W1LLIAMsPORT, Pa, Oct. 29.-In-
cendiary fires broke out here tonight al
most simultaneously in the lumber dis
trict. The first property to catch on fire
was the Raddix mill. This was followed
by the Maynard street mill and the Me-
haffey mill. The fire in the Raddix mill
was extinguished after sustaining a loss of
$4,000. The wind is blowing strong and
the other properties are burning fierceIv
and will probably be destroyed. The total
loss will reach SIS, 900.
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Prosecution of s,n.oa,er.

ST. JOHN, N. F., Oct. 29-The Govern
ment decided last night to push through
the smuggling cases. Inspector O'Reiliy,
with a posse of ten fully armed police
started to-day to arrest the BURN snug,
glers, about twenty altogether. tits feared
that resistance will be offered. The prose
cution of the city smugglers began TO-DAY.
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The RebeLs Al Butchered.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Oct. %. Official
advices report a small uprising in San
Domingo near the town of Barnicia on the
frontier. President Hereaux promptly
sent troops, who suppressed the revolt.
The rebels were all butchered General
discomfort prevails throughout the island.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
An Er- Queens Ne,, Home.

LONDON, ENG, Oct. ga dispatch to
the Standard from Vienna says that ex-
Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii has pur-
chased a site between Iorbole and Nal
cesine. on Lake Garda, Italy, for the
purpose of erecting villa for winter
residence, and has also purchased the
Castle Dl Tianelli in the Italian province
of Udine, for summer residence. The
dispatch says that the ex-Queen will arrive
in Austria in the autumn of 1896, after
making protracted stay in London.
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sues a Rastroad Companv.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. GA $25, 900
damage suit against the Los Angeles Rail-
way Company is being tried to-day in De-
partment of the Superior Court before
Judge Clark and jury. The plaintiff is
John Simon George, guardian of Otis
George, his little son, 9 years of age. The
little boy had his left leg crushed by a
trailer of the railroad company last
May, and amputation became necessary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30

Capitalists incorporate for AmadOr
County Operations.

County Operations.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 29.-The Red
Cloud Mining and Milling Company filed
articles of incorporation to-day with the
County Clerk. The company was formed
for the purpose of operating the Red Cloud
mine in Amador County. The capital
stock is $1,000 00 of which $749,93O has
been subscribed. The concern is largely a
Stockton enterprise.
The following are the directors chosen
to serve for the first year: G. A. Brown of
San Francisco c. NJ. Jackson, D. R.
Oliver, William Campbell, R. H Endicott
and Joy Campbell of Stockton and j. L.
Bryson, G. Zinck and Fred Kidd of Ply
mouth, Amador County.
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Osssted the Receiver.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Oct. 29.-The Su-
preme Court has filed an opinion in the
case Of the State ex rel. the German
American Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
VS.. the Superior Court of Pierce County,
directing that an order be issued prohibit
ing the Superior Court from proceeding in
the execution of its order for the appoint
ment of a receiver until the determination
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
Heavy Catch of Halib,.t.

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 29.-The Yukon,
fishing schooner, after four months
voyage, came in from the north to-day,
with catch of $4,000 pounds OF fetched
halibut and 10000 pounds of fresh fish,
taken around Dixons Entrance and Prince
OF Wales Island. The Yukon reported a
full-rigged ship becalmed and helplessly
adrift near Cape Flattery.
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of the appeal therefrom, or until the fur
ther order of this court, and requiring it
to issue the necessary orders to place the
appellant in the possession of the property
wrongfully taken from it by the receiver.
The receivership had been declared in a
suit brought against the bank by the city
of Tacoma
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The Loss of a Schooner.

MONTAGUE, Mich, Oct %. = The
owned by Captain c. E. Benham, foun.
dered this morning, fifteen miles off Little
Point au Sable The crew took to the
trawlboat and were picked UP by the White
River life-saving crews. The loss is about
$50, 900.
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LONDON, Eng. Oct. 29.-The Foreign
Office confirms a statement made by the
Graphic to-day that the recent dispatch
from Hongkong to the Times telling OF
the conclusion of a Russo-Chinese treaty
in no respect resembles the actual facts,
and clinches this by adding that the Times
dispatch is without foundation.
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Shot on the STAGE,

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Oct 29-sol de
Lisse, aged %, of the Captain Paulcamp
had his leg torn off by the premature dis
charge Of a cannon on the stage of the
Bijou Theater tonight and died an hour
later.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
Ctorerdake Uook Sales.

CL0VERDALE, CAL, Oct. %. = The
wool sale to-day passed off very success
iuliy and the town presents an unusually
ilvely appearance tonight because of the
many wool-growers present. Nearly 700
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Horses Cremntea Near Guadnzune.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Oct. pa
barn containing forty tons OF hay and
seven horses, the property of w. P.
Kemp, residing on the Leroy ranch, be-
tween Guadalupe and Santa Maria, was
destroyed by fire last night. The loss is
estimated at $500, with no insurance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
DUPED BY LAND FRAUDS.
More fasteners Inresttng in the Sa,,
DUNES Of COncord

Dunes of Concord.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, Oct. "a few
months ago the Concord townsite swindle
was exposed in all the local as well as the
metropolitan papers throughout the coun-
Try but somehow the promoters of the
fraud VIII not down; neither have all the
ohpes died. letter was received here to-
day from man in Chicago. who is about
TO close deal for exchanging valuable
property in that city for lots in Concord.
concord is in the center of an alkali desert
east OF the Mojave, and is not worth 10
cents square mile
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| SANTA Ana ORDINANCE FOID.
| Rcstrictions Upon Lfquor-SeIIing De-
cyared tn Re TucOusfif,tfiOn0I

ItooVT tCttVWS CPUH LFYHUT-DetttWy DO
clared to Be Unconstitutional.
SANTA ANA, CAL, Oct. 29.-Judge
Towner of the Superior Court has declared
that section 5, covering the principal re-
strictions of the saloon ordinance of this
city, is unconstitutional and void, and
discharged C. Miller, arrested for violation
of its provisions, from custody on a writ
of habeas corpus. The ordinance COM
PEELED the removal of card and billiard
tables, chairs, benches and screens, and
allowed no side or rear entrances. The
Judge ruled it unreasonable-not so much
the intent of the measure as it's faulty con.
StrucriOn,
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Il Salt Inke EniLffre.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Oct. 29.-Little,
Roundy & Co., one of the Oldest and
largest firms in the glass and crockery
business in this city, assigned tonight.
The amount OF liabilities is said to be
large.
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and Captain Peters Grant, for an order
dispensing with the service of the hus-
bands petition on the wife personally, as
the husband knew her whereabouts. The
barrister stated that the correspondents
had already been cited. The Judge ad-
iourned consideration of the application.
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EnaInnd,s Dirorce Court.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. ga barrister
applied to the divorce division of the High
Court OF Justice to-day in the case of
Woolston VS.. Woolston, the Due d'orleans
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
WEBEK-ATENUE EXTENSION.
Final Action on Ordinance No. 1853 Post
pOned.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 29.-Final action
by the City Council on ordinance No. 1853,
providing for an extension of $50 feet for
the Valley road on Weber avenue, has
been postponed until November 25. It is
understood that the Corral Hollow Com
pany has abandoned its intention to place
certain tracks on the avenue, and the mat
ter is to be inquired into. Some of the
Council consider it necessary to know just
how the tracks will be run before acting
finally on the extensions.
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bales of wool were sold at prices ranging
from 81 to 81 cents. These prices are
about, as good as last years. The chief
buyers were H. B. Muir OF Ukiah, w. t.
Brush and S. Pinschower of Cloverdale.
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SANTA BARBARA LIBEL SUIT.

Editor Sands and Manager Tebbets of
the Daily Ne,cs 4'rested.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Oct o.
Frank Sands, editor, and George P. Teb-
bets, business manager of the Daily News,
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Fto,cers for the Weddfng.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct. 29.-The floral
decorations at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wedding will be the most elaborate ever
seen here. It is estimated that they will
cost $4,000.
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RANCHO ROBLAR MORTGAGE.
Oakland and Los angeles Parties Pnr
chase a Mythical Interest.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Oct. pa package
was received at the office of County Re-
corder Atchison to-day from Los Angeles,
containing the assignment of a mortgage
given on an undivided interest in an un-
divided one-third of an undivided one
sixteenth of the Rancho Roblar to secure
the payment of a note for $4,000. About
every three months a mortgage on myt
ical interest in the old rancho turns up,
and this time the claimants are from Oak
land and Los Angeles.
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Each day brings forth
new opportunities for
parents that have little
fellows to clothe-lines
sell down from so to
10 of a kind-then a
special price is put on
" 'em" to clear out the
line. This occurs every
day. Some of you may
not know about this,
but the majority of
parents do. 1t saves
you some money-and
it keeps us from accu-
mulating small lines.
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listers.

That snug warm gar
ment for lads from 5
years to Is. Some
very pretty styles in
Cheviots. Cut long, in
dark colorings-
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$3.O5.

Some very excellent
listers, made from the
world-famed Shannon
Tweeds in stylish color
ings, both light and
dark
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
MORPHINE 's', IS: 4: : si'is'

Remedy IS A Cure Guaranteed Write
for Book OF Particulars. Testimonials
and References. ToBACcoLINE. thu
Tobacco Cure. u. Ag'tq wanted. O.
Wilson Chemical Co. dncorp'ed under
Tex. laws). Dublin. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Excursion tickets via 81. Louis viii be
sold by connecting railways in West
and Southwest good over Vandalia-
Pennsylvania lines as follows:
TO Baltimore, July 10 and IT. good re-
=. u. meeting.
TO Boston, July 6 TO 0 inclusive, ex-
IRENE return limit August 8; account
Christian EndeayOr National Meeting
To Boston. August 10 10 rs inclusive for
Knights Templar conclave; extreme re-
turn limit October Q.
Tickets may also be obtained on above
dates at City ticket office. POI North
Broadway. and at Union Station, on
Tenth end Chestnut streets. 81. Louis.
For detailed information apply 20 Brun-
ner. b0e Chestnut street. St Louis. by
letter. telegram or in perEon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09


ANSWERED. BY J. 4. wOluts.
s. J. H.. Waco Tel. wa hSve M
chill or tamalo stand, think il donh,f,,i
II Il would pay, . We think a good dress.
maker could yet conslderablo 10 do hero
/ II N s,n.a, ~, ~.
We cannot afrsrd 10 say s'' Mai NH 1liIiIOp ar
will not pay, us that depciida On the nhIllty
and Judgment of a tnnn ia rtin Ma husI
ness,
~ II II Ala. ~. -, - 80.
euIsl6n rnics nraiabiy an Iriy u l, se' OK
'"''H p'"n"p'y uh 'uly fth'
g. w j., NayaJoe Tex, our oats and
wheat WIN make between n fourth aud a
hult crop. Corn and cotton look hue. 2
Jersey stock hogs ought to sell here easily,
Come over ana see us.
ID. j. r., Ovid. Ter.-i. We nrc in tho
Cblcknaaw nation, 100 miles north OF Fort
miles east OF tbe line on the Tnrt Xii
country. 2 You can rent farming iand Il,
the ClicknsHw nation only. Later ON wa
can lake a ICDacre homesteod in ma E,rt
sill country, d. Thnt d"p@nds on whom
lfokc smith goes out OF tie cattle ranch
business. 4. There are no cattle lenans In
ne Foft slli country, hence no law author
lzlng IT, They are moOnshlne lenses q
You eau get home here and live In
peace same rs amy where, except that you
tent or get n qnlt-clnln title.
NJ u. X, Rcckdale, Tcx.-i. We can not
.o ,',ii, situations for any one 2. Doubt
H. mud H.. Queen CITY. To.i No,y
you 8rc taking Eugene Come up here
Fuch nrna ag yours to make Comaiiche
what y should be. What's the matter with
1, o"hAins business III Comnncbef We need
~,
u. Ia H., Walnut Springs, Tex.--l. We
hive splendid graded school. and a5i
2. Dry goods stores, racket store / haid.
ware store, . groceries. dry goods and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

VIA much greater satisfaction and
orthodox scientists should reform their
sSiehce and save themselves from Inc
r'uicuie OF common sense people.