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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-13
HARDWARE.
JEWELLERS.

JEWELLERS.
JAMES &. HAYDEN. JeweIer and Optician.
- Compete stock of watches. diamonds.
silverware etc. Eyes examined and spectacleS
properly fitted.
w EDMONDS, 532 Kansas Ave- Watches.
W Jewelry. Diamonds, and optical goods.
Watch repairing a speciality. All work war
ranted. No charge for testing the eyes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-13
FLOUR AND FEED
FOUNDRY AND MAcHINEsHoPs

~0--~-~~~o~O~-~-~O~~~-~~~~~ -~~-~~~~-~~~-~-~-~
TNOPf kA FOU \ DRY. Millce & HOlcomb,
Il props, corner Second and Jackson. Ma
chine work, castings. patterns. models, brass
work, etc. Repairing done. Work guaranteed.
The courier., 1895-01-12
THE COURIER

corner Of block numbered twenty-five,
22, in Lavender's Addition to the city OF
Lincoln, thence south one hundred for
tytwo. 142, feet, thence east fifty, 81,
feet, thence north one hundred and for
ty-two feet, 1i2, thence west fifty, 30.
feet to the place of beginning. And the
east five, 5, acres off of irregular tract
number six, 6, in the northeast quarter,
ne of section five, D, township nine, 9,
range seven, Z, east of the 9th p. NJ;
also all OF blocks numbered seven, I,
eight, s, twenty-one, 81, twenty two, D.
thirty five, -, thirty six, 36, forty eight,
4S. forty nine, 40, and the south one half
>, of block thirty seven, 81, and also
lots numbered six, 6, and seven, in each
of the following blocks, to-wit: nine,9 9,
twenty, 20, twenty three, 2'.
thirty four. "a. and also lot six. 6, in
block thirty seven. 81. and lots A" and
"B." all of said last named lots and
blocks being int CollegeView and all of said
property herein levied upon being sit
uated in Lancaster county. Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 2nd day OF
JanuaryA. d., 1895.
FRED A. MILLER.
Sheriff.
The courier., 1895-01-12
Sheriff Sale
POUND Il BURR.
Alto keys at Law.
BURR BLOCK.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of an order Of sale Of attached property
issued by Joseph Wurzburg. Judge OF
the county court OF Lancaster county,
Nebraska, in an action wherein Fred
krug Brewing company is plaintiff, and
Charles X. Bertram is defendant l will
at 10 o clock "A. III. on the 2Ird day OF
January A. ID. 1895. at the west door OF
the court house, in the city Of Lincoln,
Lancaster county, Nebraska, offer for
sale at public aaction the following des-
cribed goods aud chattels to-wit:
100 Windsor House Boquet cigars, 32o
Select cigars, 300 American Eagle cigars,
100 Dominion cigars, 80 Supreme Judge
cigars. 100 Double Eagle cigars. 300
Golden Crown cigars, 40 Colona Bou-
quet cigars, 30 Columbus cigars, 400
Lincoln Motor cigars. 100 Silk Hat
cigars, $50 The Flyer cigars, 40 Bob's
Choice cigars. $50 Royer cigars, 80 I'm
ported cigars. 200 Our Minnie cigars. 800
broken boxes cigars, l6 cocktail glasses,
10 hot whiskey glasses, AZ wine glasses,
22 water glasses, 10 beer glasses, 3 beer
mugs. Al whiskey glasses, IL one half
pint TASKS, ~ pint TASKS, 1875 cases
bottled beer. y case Apollainarts water,
IL dozen ManitOu water, = dozen
California cider. = sacks of cOrks, l hot
water urn. II cuspidors. ice box double
doors, oil stove and fixtures, rou nd
oak heating stove, = vases artificial flow
ers, 6 cane bottom chairs, punch bowl,
8 punch mugs. l clock, y gallons
mustard. IL cakes limberger cheese. 46
boxes sardines. Ii cans Russian carviar.
30 cans frankfort sausages, II ans Ham
burg eels. 30 pounds Of American swiss
cheese, 80 pounds Imported Swiss cheese
/ box soda water. dozen gingerale. 3
cans Lutbegs Beef extract. 4 doz plates.
215 tons anthracite coal.
Given under my hand this Sth day of
January 4. ID. 1895.
FRED A. MILLER, Sheriff,
The courier., 1895-01-12
S. L. GEISTHARDT,
lftorn-y It Law.
BURR BLOCK.
First Publication Jan. 9Th.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of AN order of sale issued by the clerk OF
the district court Of the third judicial
district of Nebraska, within and for
Lancaster County. in an action wherein
Isabelle F.. Mansfield, Eliza Mansfield
and Nathaniel S. Mansfield as executors
of the last will and testament of Henry
Mansfield, deceased, are plaintiffs. and
Charles Turner ct al. are defandants.
will at two o'clOck p. NJ. on the 9Th
day of February A. ID. 1895, at the east
door Of the court house, In the City of
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.
offer for sale at public auction the
following described real estate to-wit;
Commencing at the northwest corner
of section thirty. 30, township eleven,
IL, range eight, 8, east OF the 9th p. NJ,
and running thence south on the section
line, sixty five. 90, rods to the northerly
line of the right of way Of the Burling
ton 4 Missouri River Railroad in Neb-
raska. thence northeasterly along said
line of right of way seventy four. "A, rods
to the east line of the west half of the
northeast quarter of said section. thence
north twenty-six and one half. 2615. rods
to the north line of section thirty. 30.
thence west sixty. 60, rods to the place
Ol DcSutuiuS, Delug seNeHtceu dLu Oue-
fourth, 174, acres in the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton thirty, 30 Also a piece commen-
cling thirty-two and two-thirds, 32s5.
rods south of the northeast corner Of
the west half of the northeast quarter of
section thirty, 30. township eleven. IL
north of range eight, 8. east of the 9th
p NJ, being on the southerly line Of the
right of way of the Burlington & Miss
ouri River Railroad in Nebraska, and
running thence sixty-eight. 6S. rods
south. thence southwesterly parallel
with the south line of the right of way
of said Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad in Nebraska thirty. 30, rods.
thence north parallel to east line of said
west half OF the northeast quarter sixty
eight. 6S. rods to the southerly line Of
the right Of way of the said Burlington
Il Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska.
thence northeast along said right'of way
thirty, 30, rods to the place of beginning
being twelve and three-fourths, 123f,
acres.
Given under my hand this 3rd day of
January A. ID. 1895.
FRED A. MILLER. Sheriff.
The courier., 1895-01-12
Round TIP Hohday Rd es

Over the Chicago, Rock island II Pacific
Railway. Tickets sold Dec. %, %, "A, 25.
81, 1894 or Jan. l, 1895 from all stations on
the line to any station on the line within
distance of 300 miles. All tickets good to
return at any time up to and including
Jan. 2. 1895 Fare about halt rate
Ask the railroad ticket agent for particu
lars. JNo. SEBASTIAN, G.. p A.,
Chicago.
The courier., 1895-01-12
The Burlington Now Open to Billings, Ktnt na

Short line to Helena, Butte, Anaconda,
Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland.
Our Pacific coast flyer leaves Lincoln daily
at 6:2O p. IN. Unsurpassed train service
and quick time. For full information apply
at Burlington Il Missouri depot or city
office. corner 10th and o streets.
G. w BONNELL c. p * T. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
CARNEGIE FOR i, GOLD STANDARD.
In an open Letter He says 1t f.
Americn's only Hone.


Cleveland, Jan. Til. Iron T-s5.
ttlet-e" published the following letter
ron Andrew Carnegie
To the Editor CT the Iron Trade
~ leW; Il seems 10 me that 1895 Is
gong 10 D. a better year for the iron
ana steel trade than its predecessor.
row slowly dying; how could h BE-
l'cGse Il Sc difficult 20 conjecture But
the s"7ra Of Dam0cies hangs over
esery phase OF business in the U-,ired
states. That sword Is Of silver. I-ntfI
tne country plants Itself frrnlv ana
forever upon the platform % money of
the nlEnest STANDARD Of value no fore
easy Is worth much. We never can
nave permanent and genuine prozperi-
- without INST settling the stand
ard Of value, At present capital NOT
only a. home but thuouEnou- .hA
world. Is alarmed. No prudent invest
or abroad wl4 place his capital he-a
and nunbers are quietly wi.hara WING
H. THIS was to have been expected ard
% only natural. When one act ~
congress. OF the failure 20 pass An
act. may reduce the value O.. e,i4-,, al.
lar invested by ouc-half. II {sNu vain
we seek prosperity. Ny friend. I'd
ward Atkinson, has Just called ana
nave read this 20 him He c1u-lg-s
fully and says: All the material So
diu'ns u th.s country are conducive
20 "a period Of great prosperity. never
gfeaie-; nothing stands IN the Eav hu-
tue threat o. the degradation of re
standard q value. Very resrs--sllIIy.
yours, ANDREW CARNEGIE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

New Yosk. Jan 5.-Brayton Ives Is be-
Ing punished by those he opposed ia the
reorganization % the Northern Pacific
railroad. When the Willard road went
into bankruptcy In August 1883 a
strong reorganization committee was
made up known as the Adams COM
mlsire The Mercantile Trust company.
Of which General FitrgtIald IS prssl-
dent. was named as the New Yori. de-
posiiory. Mr., Ives has been active In
OPPOSITION 20 the plans OF the Adams
committee All this time the-e was
wonder that Mr. Ives should be 80 hold
when he was a member % the board Of
directors OF the Mercantile Trust com
pauy, the official head OF the oreanira-
ton. How the Mercantile stoekhold.rs
looked upon Mr. Ives action was shown
al the recent election. when his name
was not placed on the official ballot ana
he was dropped from the board The
annual meeting OF the Western Nation
al bank VIII be held January S. 1t il
largely controlled by The Mer4antils
Trust company, and Il Is not unlikely
that Mr. Ives Yill be relieved from ms
duties as bank president. He succeed
ed Conrad y. Jordan as president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
cAnLED BHIEFLY.


The Church Missionary E5cisty OF
England has decided 70 send a number
o. women missionaries To Uganda.
General Baraiicri. the Italian COM
fnander-in-chlef. with the whole OF the
cXpadili0naEy force. have reached
Adiqualldi on tho Italian bank OF the
river March 10 Africa.
\ German statistic.an has computed
that Greco stands in the FIRST rank
among European Countries IN the num-
Der Of csuienarlans. He attributes
this to It's climate.
The car has ordered the appointment
OF a e5fumission 70 Inquire into the
Charges which have brought about the
retirement OF Sc. Krivuschein. minister
81 ways and communications.
According to a Dublin newspaper
Justin McCarthy's party has al last
put its foot down" and has lniimated
10 the cabinet that Il viii create trouble
II a general eitetlon takes place this
year.
St Petersburg advicas report that
the movement Of Jaw cotton fr0ua the
Trauseaspiun plantations has lately In
creased o. an important extent The
new Russian import duty on raw cot
ton is intended 20 encourage cotton
growing in this reEioa.
Wales Is agitatins Tor an astronon-
ioai scciaty of its own, From HoIyhead
70 CarGin the movement has met with
cordial support About fifty members
nre already enrolled and a general
meeting Tor organization Is To- l. held
some time 'hls month.
At Marion ia tAe Cheshire salt dis
triot & large lake was formed several
years $50 by subsidence. six hrn-
dred additional square yards Of land
have now come down closing a public
fooipath and cntaillrg serious losses
on the landowner and tenant.
Il is an act OF high treason IN Turkey
as wen as In China 20 reproduce the
features - the sovereign. A. Pera
lately number o. COPIES or an isa5
almanac which contained the portrait
o. Sultan Abdul Hamid Were seized IN
the booksellers shops and the incrI n
mating pages torn out
IN the course OF q recent spe-ch Ad-
mlral Fields. tory member OF the
house " commons said; There IL no
such thing az equality IN this world,
and thers will not be On he1v1n-" Ths
liberals emeng his constituents Rave
Challenged the admiral 10 produ,. hls
biblical authority for the latter ciause
Of fhis assertion.
The Young king o. Swaziland seams
10 ne az crueiiy autocratlc as Ceieyayo
OF LsotfnFula- A. an inlpi was passing
2. house IN wlich the king was sliding
nls majesty SAVE some command which
was either unheard unheesicd on as
ohsyed- IT, fh1rafarr seizei Win.
chester rio and figed thr-e shots INTO
The sreap. kilhnE tw1 AMEN and fatally
woundlns a third
Having heen often tzunisa with the
Inconsistency Of wearing bcots mace 81
ivatler English veEst uians haze de-
,erm.rssi - 90 their best 10 ard SUBJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

ne Gazette hoias l,aeif IN readiness
20 srors b. reference to a committee
.; business men 70 be Appointed Ia u.
usual manner
/ rhA, tbs Daily Gazette has u,
iarFest bona nas daily circulation IN
Texas
? That TIE Weekly Tissue has larger
eireais;iss thsa any other Newspaper
81 Texas
I. That ne weekly Gazette has double
the circulation Of TIE semi-wseEiy Dal-
las News
The Gazette win forfeit ii5' TO any
benevolent institution that may be ess.
iEnaisd BY any party who shan rus-
eefscuily eontrovert either of these
three propositions.
The Gazette win pay SO 70 any per-
son who win present at its business
enies a statement OF tho circulation o,
the Dallas news BY days for either Of
the las, three months. verified BY. thu
nnlidayit OF representative OF the
News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
RonrsT ptnTIsAvsHIp

Il cones frem Waco that Waller $.
Baker. sx-chzirmsa q the state Demo-
cradle executive e5Einiifee, and his
brotAsr. Jaz.sH i. Baker, who are
suretles On the oGlclal had Of 5o3in
II. Harrison. the Waco postmaster.
have decided % retire from ;hs b1ad
beesBse ar. HarTis9a rvtsins IN the
Besroalcs a clerk who Is republican %
p3Is-es and refused 20 disgizes tho
republican. although & vas the under
standing that he aBossI4 d. 50 gbea
the Official boud PAS made II this
rsport = true - = essentially tisered-
liable 70 ar. Baker zui 70 the party
q which Re ls an acknowledge lead
er. The Democratic party has &C.
Glazed enph4zlsaliy IN favs. q civil
service reform sad. according 10 4ir.
Harr.s1a's explanation. he could not
sispiaee the ma Mr.. Baker refers %
without violating tie iAw.-Dallas
Ners.
he civil service reform f9r which he
DenacraiIa parry stands and Il. re.
fsEm4 which means the aEtzbiisnmenJ
e 81 oaic--h9!dlzF class q citizens
drawing salaries Tor lifetime from th-
government. are distinct zua vitality
dicss=at ;ainEs- The Democrats party
a4v51it-s snd has always advocated
so-aa9a ia efcs Il Is true TIA, q
ssv nagaumps wa have bees mas
qusra4las as Democrats have sought
30 eagrlft rse EsEi.sh system OF .ze
pa,irles q the D-ms-Eauc party. bur
they have made a failure. a. VII BE-
discovered when . real healthy sound
nTere1 Democrat, with ,Asgs beat. y
Installed -a rae white H5uss
il be a good ta,Bs Tor the public
service 90 have a. occzEiousI saas-re
~. The results ot ne American r,s-
trn can ~ compared E1th tAe result,
%, the Eug.sh system, Fal-h is
cJ-cJmIt1-t q az arlst5--atle class.
without humiliation 10 tEs American
making she c7mplT-F5a-
Prs leat Arthur vas n8- a E-iv-l So.
VI ret7rmer. Sc Stood By bis frslds
asfl 81. O. his a9u55aisss were r-p-5Ii-
cana A ralsgcsl -1aIllt carefaiiy
fsrparei sao4ed ga; iu rs assaia.s-rs-
live te4'z-ss tAe Arsl-r a5n.1ls,-au1l
Eas cheaper aud better taza any Euro
pcln government and than aay rray.-
ous edmlrs,rati7a a. Washington. IL
vas araifsfuiiy partisan.
Far its oaa pas- TIE Gazette had
ra'hrr see q Republican gr-slts1: I'm
me ag2lizilrs u1.el EliH Hepglnsz.as
vao are 40: aaaaaea - He.r pol
t-s. raS are honest and 1u's37ssH ia
taeir views taza % Use positions ~
reward ',s the sneak ana 54a snake.
R'sast Pa-isaasalp is a. essential
90 the maintenance V the purity q
EegusAeaz lnst-tuc7us. a. lords aat
aai,e=s are nec~ssasy 20 preserve q
crown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

FlRmes Destroy seven Three-story
Brick DuIldinEs.

Coneyylils, Kan. Jan Seven o.
story brick buildings, including ne
new Masonic block, were DESTROYED by
IRE that started early this morning.
The loss aggregates sizes 900, $1,000 q
which Is OF buildings ana si5 90 IN
stocks The aggregate Insurance IL
about one-half a man named Easley.
from The Indian Territory. was dan
gerously hurt y falling walls. Thee
are no vaterworks or fire companies
mere and She flames mad fun sway FOR
several hours. until help came f-o-,,
surrounding towns. TIE losges are AZ
ylded among the following firms. who
lose everything l. 4 Packer. +. NJ
Kane. drugs; the Bonanza drug store.
Richards & Lewis. merchant tailors.
william Brist- shoe store: Diamond
barber chop Joee7h Hayden's gun
store; half a d5zen ofices and the
lodges OF several Secret societies On
the upper h0o-s were also Quilted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

CITY

''Hezoived. THAT the cits -asu o.
Hort worth noHt h~zrsiiy 4'rfsta
the proposition made ~ sac. Yart
Worth Daily GaGette 20 hold IA rhIs
eifs a senli-Ccut-HniaI Exposition IA
tsg, and that uo urge our people
10 give III sau1c fhrIr earnest WY
port, hriIretBH that surh ~ emo
siti1u viii -riouud not only To the
intrrcsf 90 sac eii5-, boz to zII Texas.
III Is lot proper that tA~ raundfnu
no Of the HrFt hail cvatury Of stale
itooi pf Texas and fhe nFsf halt cen
turg after the Embellishments 81 a
rutfittr5 post On the site who're
now Port Worth sfzRds shssid be
euszHsetpnraT~d In ntusE styIrt
therefore, thts hady enters hearf and
seni inio tte moveuient 20 have Ia
tbs city nest year scmf-Censrs-
ntai f.rposittoa such a. sytu rsi--
Nrasc those two rvrnts tn a manner
that viii properly place before tie
riyniseL world the grandeur Of cur
statc. 81. nnhauEted repsurees aad
the pruRres-ivc spirit which anil
mates oar people-T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
KIDNAFED ms owN cnILD.
Phinip Scott FarcibIy Carries nis
NouHE Daughter Away,

wabash. Ind. Jan. 7.--PhilHp Scott.
% ~ Reno. l. r.. came to wabash to-
day and stole his f-yenr-old daughter
from his divorced wife. Scott married
ms wife In Kansas Eve years ago and
they soon after moved 70 IL Reno.
There he Is alleged 70 have nnaltreats8
her and she procured a divorce and
the custody OF the CHILD and was
brought to wabash By her relatives.
Scott came here aud charged his ex-
VIE with Improper conduct. Last Mont
day ne assaulted William MeClcliand
because OF his jealousy, giving rim 4
terfihe baaung THIS morning he
leltffsd about Mrs, seotts home TN
tAe Hite SRI appeared. when he grab-
southward Oflcera are after rim
Much excitement was caused by ire
ihlanaping and the mother Of the eAiid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

s.itate. A r-tz4 az SO has bees oHsrad
scr the best pair q satisfatt9rT 1sgis
made withgut a1iIlai suhsiarcss Ihe
sso-test viii take place at the meeting
" the Goa rsss q tf.e Vegetarian ED
sral union ia London This zauath-
A gernau company has beea orE1ni-
ed O. starr The r.rsr Tnoicl factory IN
tls TransvaaL TIE Transvazl govern
n.eut ofe-S q substantial aunual bonus
Tor The manufacture u a certain guam
thy % Goth and Blankets from WOOL
grown IN The country TIE government
q TIE Orange FIRE. State also O1srs
similar yearly b1aus 20 e-c1I-aEe TIE
establishment % 3 woeien- ulznufGc-
tory within the republic 80.
Owing 70 the continued Oppression IN
ths tin mining iz1us-ry consequent On
the decreased American demand and
the increased EurI. - frym The straits
S@tuzznent, great distress prevails IN
C1r1 walL. 3-oEt q TIE mines are work
i-E ~ icSs. a13 IN almost al D. Dor has
bssa eurtz[led- Wages 81 tin plate
workers have been decreased 10 per
cent, aud u t. feared ihas tn prevail
Ing distress Viii b. seriously 4ugm ted
as fhs winter proceets-
Tae Lyons syndicate % six manu-
fuciura-s estimate The yield o. silk IN
go a; Il17s 90 kiloz or about J II
per csut less than the ylsl n 1854
Ihe Japanese crop proved considerably
lA-geT than The Italian IN 1ss1. ac-
car1lnE 70 The sane authority. the
wer41's Prod ucf.1a % six vas 1865
efs al5s and 10 lss3. 1855 eol klos n
10 CAila produced 4.5l6.e.9 kilos;
ltaly, co klos, Japan. -ss5.1,)
Nil1s, en1 France. $500 kilos-
In Sanz's stronghold she csptors
~ - 49, --s---, - -,.t,. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
ITALIAN nrEL ENps FATAILy.

one Ufcer Killed by a saber HOW
aud the Other Fatally Wounded.
Nice Jan. IA desperate duel with
sahFrs has been flught between two
Italian officers. Tojani and Vereo-l
near tho French frontier. The dght
lasted an hour. at the expiration ~
which time Nersori was killed by q aut
on the right side Of the neck. which
severed ths carotid artery. Tojaul was
50 seventy wounded that he IS not ex-
pectsd 10 survive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

onny In aan.insstsa.ioa zrhseA has been
almost 74raiu,OniOas. E.av- Nc, isi=
hozesiy % tel re reopl. tat thu
true reason why the asilaHai govern
ment Il issuing beads 10 % get ncney
20 ray curreai expenditures which
have hesn inflated b. proaislsy and
sxtravsSance-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

fanateiy there Is an end % AL things
ln this ne. evea 70 clssslani'sri- and
ire ouiy nm to b found In me dark
clouds lowering oFsr Us 10 IN the fact
that March. 1857. VIII marx the exodus
OF Grover Clsveiand and bis nea nom
the nations temple at Wilmington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

II you vii give san Antonlo a nhoE
foE it, white aney is viii yet pull Itself
cut % the hole. As an evidence % It's
prosperity it may he stated that Il has
Lex the contract FOR sggl..os worta Of new
sewers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

The storm wave VII r.zeh this me-
indian. ard the other cl1usrs no.-f
WI oceug az ara ui-lil 10 miles q
Forf worth within tweaty-i9aT hours
before o. after sgnsgl II The dRizs
Fivel.
Tau. S-Afefsratinv
Jan s-Wa9u.er.
l4n- l3l--st1rai wave 90 tbs meridian
Jan. tl-Wiaa changing
jan. l2-Cosier ard c.ear!ur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

Professor !. J. Mr5s5k o. Trinity COL
iese mas been telling the people OF
Boston shat ne knows about iramps
lie has gathered statistics and dan
on The Huhi-si. ana e-t3matza he amy
% iramDs IN tse country AZ about
f5Js- Eieysn-tusit;a5 q them arr
uudsr 70 years ga. taa; j.. in the prime
90 lie. F4ve-aaths q them are able.
totiei. thfee-ailas have trades Or oe-
eus4t1zs requiring s.u. and more
than niHe-isutzs 70 ,bsm can read and
write Tie political seon5miat marks
'a4i this body ~ a5g.i males bears no
g-lae burier-- vale % c5sts tho couz-
~ by ihe MOST careful ana conserva-
'Is~ coinpai4ii5n. FROM $4,000 10 So.
or 90: n9t 20 ve-y much IN a country
Ike ours. hat .t Is eas-half lnor- than
our indian department costs Us. nearly
one-aalf the ceat " our navy. and more
than onenfth that ~ our army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08
IAsTEnN AEENIs.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

Nsw ToFics 80 Is somewhat agiiatci
ovcT an Important question uhieh
none Of ihe members o. the set are able
% esr2de- II seems they have no
cgauloa leader and i, Is causing them
great deal o. anxiety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

Governor Kaute Nelson o. Minnesota
wants to succeed Senator washourne.
and AZ be Is a free trader and wash
earns Is q Chinese ws,i -protect!onist
The swop would be good one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

TIE travelling aEea.s o; Tas Gszsi's
are:
". n INGALLS,
J. T. TERRY.
W. r. MaRrHHAS
u ~ NOBLE
y L MELLON
PROF CARL VINCENT.
%. T. STAITL
g. -. DANTEI.
letter. u authority are given - all
sfrer ra-;ieT rsrectAIiy accredited 20
'n1rrssnt fhls -aarr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

II the Austin correspondents are not
all poor prophets. It viii be speaker
Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-08

The New Orleans Item Is strong in
It's hopes Of future prosperity FOR the
country aad sums up an editorial about
President cisVelsnd IKE this: For