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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

want my indy friends to know "
tho nUw holl now open fur them In
tho pact nunthn wo have made n
prunt ~ fhlf 0l after paying All ox.
punHnH. All our anloa have boon made
al home not having onnVnnaod any
MY uiliulHl dutiou calling me- away
most nf tho time, I lett the DiHh Wash.
ur business Ia my wllu'H control with
the nhnve runulln, rhc buHlnuHn IN
rapidly Increasing ana win continue 10
grow untll every family has u pnrfeo.
ton Dish Washer Not dry passes
hui We son one or two, nnd nnmo days
ilrioun az twenty Dlsh washers ltH
easy nplllnR, what evHrybnly wants to
buy You unn wash aud Dry dishes
perfectly IN two minutes, For fun
particulars, address the Perfection
MFG 90. Drawer A. ~, Gnglowood,
~ tiot q sample washer ana YOU
can't help but mako money They only
cost w You may iunt ~ we'll b. maxi.
linz 81 a day az 10 be doing nniltlnK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
MINING PROPERTIES
nn. 9. o. n,annrn,r SAYS runnn
~ NANNY,
Aaa That coa, Lands Ase cuminu
In Demand by ns.,er.
Capitalists.

Mi G o. Iangorfolt OF iii rAso 10
% the Delaware, M fanserfoli is a
mining expert VI wide experiences, and
has been examining SONS valuable
seal properties III talk with oas
solte reporter he said. after speahlnK
" q trade that had lust been con.
cmdod involving property he hed 10
ported unon
"rhere ln much more activity In my
ilne Than for some iva ganrn past
For rfvrfnl months prior "a Itit 1
! had moi tNsd "a DO anything rhrfe
Wne absolutely NOTHING helnn lnuuils
ed Tor and no nnost property IN the
World could not bp sold Nnw II N
hinpfant, There Ia much inquiry
fran tho North aud from Europe fnr
mining lands, and coal land Il rhthtr
y favorlieI Al this means TINT times
nrp Teiilna better and that bualnoaa
Ia all iineH " ~ DO more npiiy0H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
DON'T THINK ABOUT IT
~ mas NoT nidnN ON MS Misn
ron sly MONTHS
PAsr.
MT ~. cuyiy ia,ime,e- Thp, a.
wouiL he Decd rbina for
Tori WORTH.

,.,,,.,, ,a.,.,,... a.. ,s,.,,.,, ,..,,.
N'''''' y" '''N''." ''''''f
one another ohd hin 'HnlNnlonl To-
an affirmative" pnld Llndlry Murray
Nhou tnicryiewod ,ovr,nl vnnrs ma
A., ,,,...',., ..'......,,,... ~,
wy 'n' plNN'hi hNNNlNNNh ui Ihlllnhd
men nud newspaper reporters.
hut Mr. Murray did not say anything
nh,,,t ..y,,,I sun,.sstv, ,o,s,nns
""'"' "'N''N' FuVN'1N'N' hpbN''uhH'
any on" ul Whloh Wnitl be Ruihol"nl 70
constitute an eneclunl denial OF what
n rnilrnnd h,teuds Ia dn ie,, a Ia IA,
~ :" Wv
i"'h"'hN VIM h"t Wv h'NHpnpo'h
whose peculiar way " using the hin.
piinh lnnfinnU apatus aHn,einiiv atnut
nd Ia I'M, ,u,nns. az ,hs1,,tn. ,,nnutt
w w WV wv W "u"Nu ''nN 'h"nhht.
~ least ms appears 10 be me general
understanding,
MI n ~ ynsifum arrival tn ibn oilv
a.,..',., - ..'. ~, - ~ Wy w
hnnuNS hnlhlhH FROM w" Nhhl' ~ lho
1hAetie sain he woihd, nnd went out
10 rhurbur nbpompnnind hy ,'ol .tohn
n.,.,, .,,,ii1, A,..tt. 49,, ~, g
' ''',', WV '.N'N wv" INN,
ihNhh w. went hh we NpH"lle ma
also tproiald The party ala not stay
IN 'rhurhcr. however. ~ long hn II Ind
boon intlmniad they Womb do, but va
turned late hundutsnlght when they
appeared IN the ntrnula here ynetoltluy
thoy Vera asked more duuaiIDnH than
they nav ~ 10 nnHWur ni ianHt ua
the people NJ Fort Worth nhd d Inrgp
section " country wet NJ here would
he glad Ia hpye them answer 1hoy
an not gay they are going Ia hulid The
Albuquerque road MI yoakum, hnw.
ever, made anmu interesting rfuiatha
Ia tho course Of m Interview Intended
Tar The hpwildrlmnhi Of tho InsOttn.
which viii probably ho ronfldorod 10
ppllnus when iond between tho linen
hy those whn are familiar With tha
Albuquerque tnilrdhd project aud lie
great Importance which has neon al !.
iArhed tn Mr. YuRimA auppnrrd con.
noellpn with the aane
way, he lnduirod aflpr lhr welfare nf
tho Gazette and eKptesHod antiHfnpti8n
At itH continued pfunneflty, after which
he proceeded o. deny very carefully.
MI the aurmlaeA about hia Yihli 10
'rhufhef being M connection with tho
Albuquerque railroad lle said NJ hnti
gone out there tp Day frlcndn Visit
viut6n isealvsd ae,no tnas su" ~" M WI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
uornL AnnivALs.


Thuuap Il Price, ~, Louis; Nat
Hmlth, ArdmOroi a q MnHploy, Dent
SOM \ Prudential. nonlnpni NJ. H.
inuon. city! .. ~, Jones' Han Antonio,
w w. McnuWull fort Wurthi willard
burton, ponlHun H. l., MrDdtN lluuhs
ihnHdun. Cumtuuhe, | III q. II ny
nn Memphis ! ", l,uneoHlrr WnAn-
hnuhio, i - conway, tlnhurne, W.
II Mcdonald, uhlvOHtunl ~ bluiu0nH,
49, Iuulni u, g. Menihurhy, lt1pld
Traualti W. A litpnnnn, phllnHi II, r.
MA. 4. Uniehor. iNorrlai John Tul-
ill., Oueunhi John Smith, Dallas,
ia IlrOrsch, whitney, william llnr'
CON, whitney, W \, Ditto, ~ llnulHi
H. ~ Mpnefre, DhnVilie. A. NJ blltln,
Chlonnu, Isaac Lucas rrOYcnonl Wade
AtltlnR nnWlei NJ L. Cotton, thldwull
4. q Muncfeo. iinlllmnroi John a.
John DyeD Merdlnnl J y DnnlelH
Memphis w IT. uiilllnnd. Now Ynfltl
A. A NulllHl uHlvuhtnni lirnlnmln H.
ltopaHlyn. hunth cruz. cal w H. llnt'
MINI Nowklrh, %. NJ G, II ilmllh
san Antonio w A. Anderson inn,H.
vino Mai n H. lianhntnr lllllnhornI
II g iirHHH, Tnylnri A dnhHer
Wunthorfnrii ~, Marx, WnOpi TeAnhI
A. - AddnHlou Trinity " ~ Wal
lhlor. Denver, col. j, w ltllHy, H.
i,anlH, A. Levine, New York; w. NJ.
Odonn, Detroit. b. ~ prauton. 49,
Louis. W. u Johnson. Afdmnrei 6. r.
Nmllh uninnHyillel " " shelton, H.
IeulHi John bowen Savannah ", ~
Middleton Mrs ~ N Middleton che.
rntnhi " ~ crurhpit, ~ LOulni u,
H. twin chianp, 4 ~ Head Now
York, J. u Daniel. rltlHhnrHl lohn II,
Jones' Philadelphia Edward " RYAN
New York. g. n nm H. Lnulei h. =,
iirluher Kansas CITY. D. q. Middleton
hnilan. y -, Roberts nailhH A. 4,
Me'riuf, 49, LOFTS, Mis-. Iirlnn Npfnce
pnlluHi lInn \ ~ linhpG waco
o. A ilicinrhann. iiurwaii NJ MI ",
4 iiltHhnnld llfnVrw a r WtlHhH
AZ, llmllp ifn " Torfsll tiiyi Thumi
OF A. Johnson, TYLER \ q Nnlfa hnh
AnHainl Mia y, H. LnnHetcr tins.
h1ru I - crawford, Mhfhhhin 4 \.
Hat san Antnninj J % Igmbieai w.
inulai 1Am0r v ieeI beta iNWhi 4.
A. tihtrlli hrhenn, MOI VI rAWrf
cnlarndnI VI Dammit, iilg Anrlueal VI
T.. iiirahhald, cityi y, - tanhhefnrf
punnnh H. u WllnmH nlrtanl a.
" Mckee a t'rnon. New York y w.
Wright. IlanHtordi A, August city
aaaasaataaa. ~ .aI.I-....a.H'sHa
linherlHNn a Wilton funeral directors
hni umhRlmrral nii details rntrnilb
lnnhnd after and Vnrfled oft No H0l
lIntt0fnn utrNNI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
AMBROSE CoBURN
~ ouAn0nu wiru ,svnsi-s,nn
onuLD rAoBs MN On rnn
STAND.
May witnesses ,o Testify on ,,'nor
side, ana 81 Jery OF honest
Mes.


one NJ the most nitlnhle uhnrn ever
tried ia a oourt ln tita rity IN now be.
49,. ,..p....,.t..,,,,., it.,,t,, ,,,,,,i i,d,,,
INV ,h'''F'n'''"'h i'''' wv 'u"' ',' WV
llAfrlA presiding Ihe luBnl Nllo OF
the cnae In "i'he State OF TcxaB W.
A,1,rn,, roh,,nD
,,..
hut thN NVlnNhN" III ihe N"h pr'nFN
oui one NJ the most dlhRuhtlnE stories
sv,r toId In any eo,ttt Anbrone On.
tn,. N q ,,., ~ ,t,,,i an y,,,s n,d
"u'" ~ ''"n W "p""' !" f'"' ""'
or low, brutal race 10 W ilnu'f
by trade ana haa been employed Ia
die r,sn. nna p,,,tnn rnilrnd ahnn,,
-. ,,' ,.,.,'.,, .,e...., XII
i'o WIN th' huHplhu ~ WI" WV wv
rather " u daughter who VIII bu ~
years old nuxt month. Mrs, roburn
49, ..n,,ti,t,,,, AZ a., n,.,,ita al, t.r
"uA sV'''''''''h w "" '",'"'' ~" p
nelHhhhfH say, ANA hhn or hur iilpilh
was Mrs Dents, wlfo Of Mr. lOurHn
~ uonta fnten,nn AZ tho pnvna ma
80
ihVlno AhnpH lhni june NTH NupVlh
nnd hur lltllu daughter Cntun to the
bnuae az Mr pontr mud told AN nwful
Biory of brutality thnt Ia almont pnat
bnliovlnu Hhn sntd hnt nor htsl'tnd
Ind onn,o bon,e. Ind bentrn nai Mud
had outraged lheif datl,ftiter Nj AMI
M, pouts ,vern hurrinnu usd urt,ntt,i
IL aroma IN. nrnineiinn III th,ir hn,no
IA the mar ,yotnnn and Nor child 'rhrn
N tnrinnt ,vn1 e,v,.tp n,t rhnr,'lutf III,
mum yiu, lnTest anI be ,yaa nrr,'stei
uetny tnlpaSsd an NINA bn brsnn n
lonni oonirat for Inc p1,aoesinn ~ mo
amid anon nfter tl,n Ntra rnb,rn
Jied. roppnttuW Win Nor dviny hrnnih
ihr ptnrira az her tuiai,,nIi. snniinunI
rrualtisa Ia hrrsrif nn,l rhitd nnd hr,,'
rlur Mn md Mrs prnts ~ sro MAJ
No never Unnamed uossosslon OF Ina
uln Al pnnin ren,iiiv ornniard in
urnieci bo, IN the rTt"nt II All" ntIitt,
Eut ths obtld rsniis,n" IN, wituntin,,
unieti~ MA hnranIr n,yny ~ tbni WAN
ibe nlilaera nmipb, NAV 1tth n Nh ~
hnbans rnr,,ns shn rn,,ld nn, A.. tn,,,,t
ll,n vvas ,,ni rn,,d ,.n f,, got'1,,,
IA. "anrs,nad min y,st,rdn, ,vbar
sha y,,s urn,nr"h Ia ' ,,,', ,n",,',m
1u ,hn MAXI Iip,,,, ,,', ,,'t ,Inll,y
MANY, AZ ts, .,,,, tn, Wv" IVY, XIV
NM NM XXX XXX i.', ~, "ll,'', W., =
Wr%S War Nv n ~ Ivy rl,en " NY
an IA" gnn,,N VIZ m'"' '"oN'on' "N'nN
,rhn saen as n,it,1 y.s,.,a,, .,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
nuas Ann nuop.
a miIiio. cr,eh-,-, NOV" or tess, an
,h. Sidewalks,

II In estimated by thoao who have
nothing else 10 do that about ono mil,
Hon and one crlohelH have made their
appearance IN Fort worth since tho
advent OF Sundays mortimer,
An tho orlokoiH are unable "a tell lust
whore they came from or why they
are here. no nne Ia able TO say
Alderman Tlllor, VINO has been keep
lng tab un the different kinda Of huRr
which have miOcohHlyoly raidvd tho
sidewalk ln front or his brilliantly
lighted Billiard hail HnyH hu meyer saw
~ many insects before IN his life,
"lflrni' nnyR no, There wns lltllo
green buH, then lhrte was u lttlo
black hug that awullrh Hike n ohlnts,
then there was . biz one, and now ~
the crlohcth nnl no one knows what
VIII come next"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Ing medium that belongs To TcsoH IL
Mrs ". NJ Gilman uf DALLAS no fur an
the OhHolln hnH honrd Hhe hnH never
been pronounced q fraud on n fnklr
Nhc arrived ht Tylcrn Lake Saturday
afternoon Rnd tdnooodod Ia occupy
tho room bullt fur her with q Hmhll
ny tent alongside MIS- Gilman 10 n
pleasant faced woman ~ something
llko middle ne aHd wears tho nlon
Of IN onrneHt dryulpn, hllr IN said to
porform soma wonderful fonts IN tho
dark room anu doubtless many viii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
AT TTIm
Mansion Hotel
Fort Worth
FOR 10 DAYS,
(!!!'R''t|I1IIIII|

OF Atlanta, Ga, late Of New YpIA ~
mllat Ia al dlaonHuH Of Inc Ms w.
Thrunl. Nose ana NefyrA
such nm Cataract peiplyHluhn !tr'l
lNyps Weak Painful o. inneinfa W.
Drnnulniod liyelldH, Neuralgia hea
soho, DlgylnnHa, Nausea, Nervous ".
pepnln, churen. ~ Vliup Dance ~
nppp cntnffh aud AHlhlhsl =" Y
Epilepsy, j......... 4,
CilOlR igYEH aTl,AidnInN'llEp y
on. MOOlili'H pAlNLbHH
METHOD
No loss NJ iimel no plbei Or ghlp M
form, no confinement Indoors ny ~
durlng or after opnrl llpn e,,a,s,
ultANtiLArleD NYl9LlnN nph'r
WITHOUT rAuhTiO on
TlilC kNufh,...s
A ifnW CURES IN TENN 4.
a Catholic l'rlrpt sass y n"
suffered untold anguish WIZ Wy Ky
for the past fnur years hA's 'sl,,
mnpy OouliHlp, hnth N 'hlA u.e..
nnfy1urupo, lgnoh one hna n'nn n.
opinion ani dlifoteht uesim'hl
IN ayHry Instance wha iIpm " ~
worse Finally when Az ian', ,,,,,l
Moore came 10 my rescue wy ''e M,
nr successfully N a vriy sp''' "A
without any pain whalpYei .' NJ
now feeling huppyl ihpnh VIA .s,s',
The anlightenol doctor from H ", N
may no 10 spared long V Ip'n' ,s1Iss
nli.henllnr medicines ! pvgh 5 VIVA
ed, nnd IN many lllalanls., IA IN
humanity have also nvn'',t XXI, n
rhtnfrh since iWi, bui hA's VIZ
covered under hla ife..man.,souof
Pastor Of ~, Mnry'a ealnalMlo ., s.a'.'
Sherman, r'nN "s-Nhoi'nlh,iil, w. us,Syf
a PROMINENT Mhh.ntSss
Mr. A, u, ielplreYi WIKI 4
merchant ~ rOlllnHslue' .,,e,,t "A
have been q Huifefor IRON an'e5ois \
many years ana unuli ~, .e,,lf
much lbnRor, The lln'nuo ns1 ',,ai \
my eyes, ears THROAT, t'p.ns,r,s.,is n
fact my whole eyHlelil. is"ss,.4,,i n
llfe miserable I had psen ',,sf Y
humorous phyhlelAnH Aln r;;..s:s|il
kinds OF patent iilynlp','ss oast Nj
avail began tranlipsn,. XIV XIV N
y, Harvey Moore nlil Xxx 'tsahi
ihp a new man -. ,nievL,,,,,'Ni
x HANK ritI1hlp.nass,, a M
Mr. a Cameron Wt,,'lnn,s,1,lk
First National iianh .,s a.is'l
hnyai ~ have suffered lf'm ,n f,f ~.
hnnrlug fnr several years p,s.ld ~
ioiAiiy deaf IN ont raf any "A. -
hrnr a watch iipk ~ ~ WEI w
ii was ppessri against Wy ,f' a, W.
Ia III. j iiniVay moore Ap' WIN ftQt
IND IL groniiy nnrrpycl. N, s1ttA
watch tlch VI The ~ w !. smlIih Y
denf ana lilo other y " q
prnyod that I can hear w N ofi'f
aama distance from ne ~
Wills TANNER, stltttriE
n n we'll known pl r 4 f-.l''.'
oliiso,a ihnt cr0pAali lN,.,,ed hi v
of ufaanyilla has nerli awurIs,d -
lnat iva ypnrA VIII Y ,nsah ~.
.vns lie mas raultnlea ~ ~ h y.
many phyalulnna,H pr, nn e.alls4H
,'naa iila oaaf had bsgg iitrt,
lnpurahie, 10 went 70 pu.se N 2.
Moore ono wenk nao nna XXX Ky, ~ i
redDHnikp pnrpuna ON lnr III, lifi.,
nae tIlni In newapeis w, t,.''
aaw ms case and hilNr.ln. ,IlH w
statement 10 he true "a
aid ,t..onlaia itsp''''
on application ..sflbte -
ffnufH . 10 " o. y hHN
daily asrant nundns, .,orf -
epNefftiTtTlf " y. =. '.-,,.--< =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
THREE FINE BABIES.
Ai'n'yn Az mu. wILiiAm M.
mosnns nomS ynsrnnpAy.


Yesterday morning tho wlfe of Atr
William ~, Mosler gave blrth IN ,hrna
hqnl'hy wen formed boys Two or tho
babies zach woiaha eight pounda and
'h' 'hlfd welnha slA poundn rhe moth.
81 ana all three " tho babies wero IN
soon condition from last ncnounts Mr,
Nps'er is railroad mnnd. ana runs
w. pnfEaNu master ON the resaa ana
rhollp between Fort worth ana
,WnsA,,99ctforl, Ito ia not a lnfee mnu,
NIX llng only 9tsut 100 pounds IIls
twenty years ct aEo. il h nin, NV" wv
I" Hl1ie iAel mat onnh nf ilp hnrotiia
nysn,wsW ' rhss rgslde At 100 Louisiana
=" many congratulations fron, NJ,
h'Vn'uH' az the lhroo babies arc hin nrai
f.. sHH'. % HI.sa
heMWh pnnnpd corn tho beat IA ~,
rntlu, ~ 10 rents ppf can, al Tufn.r v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
ntsr,s nr,nr,ll''..
The Disabled rla,rr IL n r.ir wa,
Ia i,rcus-ry

league club ana local amatnurn al
the hnaehall park yesterday drew a
good crowd aud nettod SO for Charley
lllEni, whom u WIN ho trmpiaiiefad.
WAS seriously hur IN a game hero a
short limo ago " was aD enjoyable
performance all around Mr. lelHav il
doing well and Ia fair way 10 ronf
plrle recovery rhia h Tie second
time he has been hurt IN this manner
Last year 10 had HIS right Jaw bfoh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Nh. 0asrur'- snuroasfui Uanoide,.
starts ZOE HUhoui.

Charloa Vomchuylp, the winner ~
the GngptluH Hohnnhhlp contest,
lpnyon a. 80 q m, to-day over ihr
Katy TER Macon, Mo. whore he zoos
10 become a cadet Nv the 49, inmop
Military academy. Charlie IN bright
energetic boy ana win no doubt prove
ClHguttV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

cures all kidney ami bladder tfuuhltr
nnh removes gravel Cured Howard w
feaki bt w ~ MnynHld, lce lflein.
ming hnd many olhura Ia Fort Worth
lrlHr fi,pn nor bottle Mail orders
solicited fnr sale ~ v y Ni1lta n
60, % Main Hlfeei. Font Worth. nov.
=, W, Hall sole manufacturer HOS
aih Waco, 1'rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

van 2undi lIpndioltH, the ton.ycnr-
old ann of Mr. George ", llendrlclth.
wHu reported 10 ho IN u critical onndl.
tlnn last night from luchlpw, Several
days ng0 tho lad ran u piece ~ old
bone Ia hin foot. which gave nnmu pain,
Int was not considered - nerlona
wound ct The tnno lie was out OF
doors last Saturday, but tho foot grew
tnuiliy worse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

ON the Cotton lrlt train last utgh,
H'lhH North there wan special cnr
for colorod cAcuralonlsia to Atlanta,
WHOM went to attend tho baptist con.
Yohll0n IN that city, nnd Incidentally
We attend tho expedition Tho pnrty
wun M charge Of A. 4, tlilaudn, ifnvofs
mh pnel 'hNrr agent Of tho ruttIn uelt,
wa w" recommendations fnr tho roi'
ut"d people wura niat olnnu ia ,vrfv
irnp'ot Nldur A o. uilHHu noo0nph.
nnlnl mo marty, having made n praylons
~ 10 Atlanta 10 secure ncdOmnodn .
ipnH' which he HuoutHHfully nou0m.
pushed Tho party VIII va VIA 'roNnr.
aan,i Mrhlphlh anu Nashville. and viii
places on route.
Hua.faHaaaaaHa4
nelhylh canned corn, tho best In the
world hl 10 cents per can, nt Turnor A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

hntnvla canned corn the hest In tho
world 81 10 cents per can, at Turner Il
DluHpr'h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Al vegetables that grow In this for,
tie earth a. Turner n Dlngoe'A today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

ns,,hYlh canned corn. tho best in m.
ninva.ei ID cents poi can, az Turnor \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

mean al n'. pnsrsh
Mrs Annie pacan, Via st It. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

lalnylh canned corn. tho best In tho
w ,,,,,,l., o. 10 cents per can, At Turner Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

l " "
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-03-28
BACK WITH RICH TROPHIES.

Last spring notice was made in these
columns that Mr.. Henry A. Salzer, OF
the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse.
Wis, Americas leading Seed Growers
and Merchants, was in Europe in search
of rare seeds and novelties for the
American farmer and citizen.
Judging from their new catalogue, his
trip was an eminently successful one.
1t is brim full of rare things. Of es-
pecial merit we name the Bismarck
Apple, bearing the second year; the
Giant Towering Star Phlox, the Ger
man Coffee Berry; and for the farmer
the Victoria Rape, Germanica Vetch,
the Lathyrus silvestris, the Giant Spur
ry and Giant Incarnate Clover; SAGA
line, and dozens of other rare things.
This wide-awake firm is in the van,
and their catalogue, which is sent you
for cents postage, would be cheap at
81 per copy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-03-28

The tall, modern buildings produce
some curious effects in foggy weather,
an on cold days when exhaust steam
flies in great masses. On foggy days 1t
may be that you can see the top of an
ordinary building, while the tall build
ing next to it is lost in the fog, soaring
on upward to an indefinite height.
When cloud of steam from the roof
OF lower building blows around tall
one the part above the steam looks
like an architectural peak rising above
the clouds. But the most striking eff
feet of the tall buildings is in foggy
weather after dark, when the electric
lights are turned on. You may stand
at such distance that the building is
entirely ulost, and yet the lights be
plainly visible, and, seen at these great
elevations. the light seems to be shin
ing out from mountain heights of the
fog itself.
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lain in a conical pile just as split,
through three days rain. 1t was
thoroughly wet and with the damp at
mosphere and close lying sticks it
would not have dried perceptibly be-
fore another storm, but piled so that
the air and sun and trifle of wind
could get at it, it looked quite dry in
four hours, and after eight hours l be-
lieve has dried more than it would have
done in two weeks in a close pile The
night freezes will also get in their
work, and month from the time of
piling the wood will be about as well
dried as if, ranked up, it laid until next
May. Every woman who ever put out
q wash in winter, knows how clothes
will freeze dry, even when there is no
sun, and the action of frost is the same
in the case of wood, the drying being
most rapid in the case Of finely split
wood. Piled as illustrated, all the dry
ing forces of nature except extreme
heat'have full sway, and tits possible to
have tolerably dry wood in March even
If not split until the leisure of Decem.
ber.-L. B. Pierce, in Ohio Farmer.
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GRASS IS KING!

Grass rules. It is the most valuable
crop of America, worth more than
either corn or wheat. Luxurious mead
ows are the farmers delight. A posi-
tive way to get them, and the only one
we know, is to SOW Salzer's Extra Grass
Mixtures. Many of our farmer readers
prise them and say they get to tons
of magnificent hay per acre from Sal
zer's seeds. Over one hundred different
kinds of Grass, Clover and Fodder
Plant seeds are sold by Salzer.
If YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND IT
with &c postage to the John A. Salzer
Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis, you will get
a sample of GRASS d CLOVER MIXTURE and
their mammoth seed catalogue free. [Kl
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Ginger Cream: If one has jar of
preserved ginger in the closet, this fur
nishes most delicious sweet. Make a
custard with the beaten yolks of four
eggs, scant pint of milk and sugar to
sweeten very sweet Add to it scant
ounce of gelatine, dissolved as before,
and stir in a double boiler until it
thickens. Let the custard cool while
you drain off a cupful of the rich strip
froE, the ginger, and also cut in neat
bit. little of the preserve-two ounce
or so. Mix with the custard, and when
almost cold add a pint of whipped
cream. Blend by gentle stirring, and
Gentleman.
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THE FARMING WORLD.
HOW TO DRY WOOD.

Tho Plan successfully Pursued by an Ohio
Farmer.
In the early autumn l had quantity
If wood sawed, stove length but not
split. In early December got time to
split it, and as it was likely to be
waited for the fire before spring l set
about drying it, which is not an easy
matter, as every farmer knows. /
adopted plan which worked well on a
former occasion, and which is illus
trated in the drawing.
1t simply consists in piling the wood
''cob-house" fashion, the sticks being
piled in pantagon or hexagon form, the
latter being the best, the piles being
built as high as one can reach. The
piles may be in double rank with cor
ners just touching, SO as to give mutual
support, and wide boards may be placed
on top of each row slanting outward so
as to shed the rain away from the
wood. Bark may be used, or the top Of
each pile finished with wood laid close
with a rapid slope toward the outer
side of the pile. Even without cover,
wood laid up in such piles dries very
rapidly, wind, sun and air, as well Us
frost, having full chance at each stick.
This morning / piled in the loose form
Of the drawing lot of wood that had
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HINTS FOR HOaSEMEN.

A CRACKED hoof will spoil good
horse quicker than anything else.
The breaking and education of a
horse determine its character and use.
fulness, quite irrespective of color.
HEAVY draught horses and roadsters
which can show n good gait and stylish
action are the kind of horses now in
demand.
BEANS should be fed to a horse
crushed, not whole, as in the former
case much more nutriment will be ex-
traced from them.
One HUNDRED prominent citizens Of
Newark, \. J., recently sat down to a
banquet at which the sole meat was
horsefiesh, prepared in different WAYS.
The verdict was favorable to the eat
Ing Of horse-meat,
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