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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
0eHorbet.

| alm %. Des. in Mineral point gDil
liam Ooloen, Elm Wruber BON 6. 6
0olben, bel oen er getuDbnt, i'm Mlte'
bon 70 Sabren.
gln 90. Ses. in Marren Hp. sSobr
8. sSraaen, Elm a.igeiebener Garmer
So Sabre aft.
Qlm 2. eSanuar brei Meilen nDrblid
pon 5banesbille Grau peg9p Deets,
mad ldngerer Rrantbeit.
Mm S. Sanuar in Nelpburg, o.,
Gbriif Rnebt, eln bormaliser Beipob.
ner bon Canal ODber, i'm gllter Dor
73 Sabren. gr tpurbe au 5. in Canal
Dober beerbigt.
Mm 6. San. in Canal 8opes Srall
GbriItine Sdilling geb. 6eltpig i'm 2ll=
ter bon 70 Sabren, / MaDnat nnb Is
Saeen. Die @erltorbene, beren 8aite
lie iiberlebt, belaB teine eisenen Ginber.
bod bat lie nod einanber mebrere frem=
be Ginber abnptirt uno ersosen un6 in
treuer 2iebe Wutteriteae on ihntn per=
treten.
Slm z. Sanuar 3 Meilen n0rhIlh
bon Canal Dpper Sanuel Gubn na1
nur smsitdgiaer Granfbsit, IS Sabre
uno % Sage oft. Der @eritorbene,
l642 nit Gotbarina @loninger nerbei=
ratbet, mar Der Batter bon 4 2iroern,
bon benetl 2 S61ne uno | So6ter nod
om 2eben iinb. Sic lebtere tpar felt
Dem Sooe Der Mutter 0iiterin uno g fle=
lerit oes alten @aters.
Mm 8. San. in pbilipsburg 5einrid
GernbarD i'm Mlter BON so Sabren, Ii
Mlonatsn uno l9 Sa9en an eiliem 0ers=
ihlaae. Ser 8eritorbene purbe 81
Yielterldeio in Der &beinpfals ssboren,
lpurbe auf Dem Seminar in GaiIers=
luutern gum 2ebrer ausgebiloct uno
,uirtte in bieiem Yerufe fur so Sabre.
Sm Sabre 1S49 fam er in bieies 2ano
uno mar als beutlher 9ebrer tbdtig in
Stem yremen, 9apton, @reenpelle, Ma.
pafoneta, Sort WaDne unb 3oar. 1T
binterldbt g8ittne uno einsn Sobn.
glm Ia. Sanuar i'm grpDfeb 9un
S1ale Die Mutter bon gen. &pienberrp
i'm glter bon Is Sa1ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

preHungsnerfudes unter Mnfla9e 9e-
gen MIeranber Senfins liest bic Mtltla=
ge Dor, gefdoiien 5u babell, nit Der glbz
iidt 3u t6Oten /; cine 9lnfla8e tpegeil
Nntbsubiperiuds liegt gegen WinbDm
Sones unb Sobn s. Mprris bor, uno
Charles Gilmore lit iuegen MOro i'm
sipeiten @rabe angeflagt.
9ie 0ranb=SurD empfieblt ben gOnl=
miifondren, 6 8dnfe ansuibaffen, Die
IN Der Gotlinba bes GDurtbauies fir
bic 3eugen aufgeftellt tueroen iOllen,
pelhe barauf ,uarten, gum grideiren
Dor Der Grano=Surp aufgernfen sn
iperoen.
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6. & M. Gremriiomcm.

Columbus, Ohio, Werein Der Mr=
menbaus=8eamten, Is. - IL. San.
Cincinnati, g.. natiDnaler 0erein
BON Sabrifanten, l9. - "a. San.
ct. 2ouis, guitOm 6oreman Sai=
lors gliloeiation, 10. - 27. San.
ylem Oorf, Hational Boaro Of 9raoe
OF gpele Gabrifanten, 20. - 25. San.
Cincinnati, Gtaat Contention Der
Gbio 9epubliean 2eal.ue, Ill. - IL.
Jebruar.
glepelanb, rationale 0ereini9nng
BON 8aditein Gabrifanten, 10. - IL.
Gebruar.
Glepelanb, Dept. Df 6ufti. Of tbe q.
g. 81, liz. 20. Sseb.
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*Oem ltarfen S6neefall in europa
lit mie bier itrense &dlte sefolgt. Nus
SoulouIe in 6ranfrei9 miro unterm s.
bon 80 8rab Sroit semelOet. Ser @a=
nal bu Mibi unb Der Garonne 6luB
iino, mas ionit ielten portommt, Suse=
froren. MeErsre perlonen lino Der
Sdlte erle9en.
Sn GoitDf purbe paitor Miller
ppm @onliitorium i'm Mmte iuspenbirt,
neil er Die 2ei6e bes friibern Hei9s=
tagsmitglieoes Wiggers einselesnet
bate, Der lebttuillig peroronet bate,
oaB feline iterbliben lleberrelte ber=
brannt meroen iollen. en- iol6en Sal
len bat Iib bic Geiitli9feit pollltdnois
ferne 81 balten.
Sebr bemerft tperben berl1ieoene
NuBerunsen oes ereiien @laoitone, in
pel6en er Die tiirfii6en @rduel in Nr=
menien aufs i1drfite oerbammt. Ser
Sultan lei tpiit6enO bariiber. hinge
febrt 1T 8labltone in paris (auf bem
We9e mad Cannes, no er nit ieiner
Gemablin ben Winter 3usubringen se=
oentt) BON Der armeniI6en &olonie nit
boben @bren begriiBt poroen.
Sm Ctlabo,na 5erritorium itrei=
ten Die Gtdbte 8laftpea uno Barfer
nit einanber um Die Sflaboma Central
&ailmap 81 erlaneen. I'm oem Streii
elm @noe gu MAIDEN, fauften oieier Sa=
ae Die 8iirger bon gladtpea Die idmmt=
li6en @ebduoe bon parfer, unb mol=
len iebt oieielben nab 8lafuell brin-
gen, 10 baB Die Gonturren5itaot faftiid
aufbDrt au eriltieren. Solb Mittel 1T
minbeitens raoifal.
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glah geridten aug Gplumbl

gead geri6ten aus Columbus
miro Dem @eieBe betreff Der 8erDffent=
li6uns Der Bartlleridaft in Gei6dfts=
firmen in feineu Sbeilen bes @taates
srobe geadtuns seibenft. 9ie auf
Die llnterlaiiuns seieBte Strafe beftebt
befanntlib barin, baB bieien 5irmen
bel Goroerunssproseiien fein &edt ge=
balten tpirb.
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Cine Qln,ahl anaeIehener 6teuer

- Sine Nn3abl angelebener Steuer=
sabler BON llbri1spille ipeigern li9, cine
bonn oprtieen Stabtratb ben Mnit6Bern
on seipine StraBen auferleate Spesial=
Heuer 81 besablen uno merben ben 6all
Dor @eri1t briugen. @enannteN5teu=
er5abler iparen erb6tig, ibr iibriaes
@teuerbetreffniB su beSablerl. ba Der
Sdabmeiiter aber cine SbeilSablumg
nidt annebmeu fpnnte, 10 bleibt Die
ganse Sadie in Der Sbipebe, Biz bas
Common Yleas @eriGt einen gntf6ei0
9efdllt baben miro.
go elmer glbenbs iein Mdbden
gu beius1en eebt unb lib sur 0eimfebr
uerIpdtet, mas ia bisweilen DOrfomn1t,
10 bite er lid, ben &eoeni6irm suriif
III IaIlen. Giner brunten bel ubri1s=
bile bat i'm ltehen lafen. 9llfo tebrte
er wieOer Inn, Dffnete leiie Die Sbiire,
UNI Den sleib nebenan itebenben 5birm
gu faiien, als er pl0blib eillen Mann
binter fidD b5rte. @s mar Der 8ater
ieiner @neebeteten, Der abtpeieno seipe=
fen uno eben iebt bonn 8abnsuse beim=
fam. Ser belt ben 9urIben fiir einen
ginbreher, bieb ibm ems iiber ben
Gopf, 10 baB er gu 8oben fiel unb lieb
iebt Elm 9uBenb Sauitidldee folgen,
Die idmmtli1 bon gutter 9erfunft ua=
rem. llmionlf DerIudte Der arme Sun=
ae fiji All erfl1re11 er{t afs Die 8rDaeDur
nit ben priiseln gu @noe mar, gelang
es ibm 5ll @orte gu fomnen. SD bin
fein @inbreber. iCb bin Der unb Der uno
batte meinen &egenl6irm lteben lallen".
SEPT ma6te Die 8el6i6te sarlae 8en=
oung ; Der junse @iann ipurOe ins
Saus sefiihrt, fein blltiaer Gopf eetpa=
i9en uno nit einem OuBenb Gnti9ul=
oisungen oas selt0rte Glei6semi6t ipie=
Der berseiteat. @ine Quitting fir Die
Sp6lf Yriisel muroe ni6t berlanst.
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- ginen gefdbrli6en 8einbru6 err
litt in Der 9idbe bon @aitport @omarb
&ellD, inoem elm ibtperer Solslfamm
auf ibn fiel.
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ButtMptE Utn.
@onl EpDe gerettet.

80 mug Gpcb's Garfatartua IOben, Sena
81 ~ cine wrnoerbnre wteoiin. 50 Tit lebu
Sabre an
11euraloia uno DYspepfd
uno Dbnmahssanidnen. 3uiDeireu Duros 10
snul fieif burd taIten GdpeiB. SO berndssobte
cine sroBe Mense Ccloes auf drstliae Bepanb.
lung, bod rnrb mir seine gefieruns, bis MIR meine
1o6ter bon GDpb's eariapariEn fnote. unb II
beannn es ~ uehmen. 80 hog tpeniser ots 100
Yfunb unb NOR
Gin Bilo oes Glenos.
Seber. Der MID fob. 1adte, ID f0natc ieinsn mo.
nat Idueer Ieben. 9ebr1 beoann Id mid fofost tu
erbolsu. na6,em id NIT Gppb'3 GarTabarill6
beeonueu Hotte, un0 nnIJm mad uno ua1 iu. Bis ID
iest tonftdnbtg sebeilt bin. 50 eUt gut. fdInfe
sut anD bin bet ansBeaei@ueter 0einubbeit.
50 peiB, bab
Hooo's 5driapdrilla heilt.
auiat iets tobt III fem. Isbe i4 unb tuleoe 141
\ Qfnnb. .S-Rrs. Gtttabetb meffeI ~
Gan Uornsp efr.s Baltimore. m7D.
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Woung. @s muroe cine 8ei6lagnab=
me 81 @uniten bes Rldgers i'm getrase
bon 1925 angeoronet.
.Saepb &enner eeeer Yboebe Genner
ii. ". Oie gntIbeibung mnroe Dem
GiAter iibertragen uno fiel gu 8un=
ten Der glnseflagten aus. Den Gld=
germ murben alle Mniprii9e auf bas in
6rage ltebenbe gigentbum abgeipro=
den.
Sic erlte glationalbanf In Canal
9oper sesen Sbeobor &ipple II. u.
Ser Iniprutb puroe als ribtig aner=
fannt uno bic Mneeflaaten 3ur Be3ab.
lung BON 8203.85 i,ebit ROiten &c. ber=
urt1eiit.
Die @ranb sSurp berb6rte lis
3enaen. IS tparen Al Glagen einbes
riehtet IA Glneen tpuroen Suriid9e-
mieIen unp 27 besriinbet gefunoen.
0egen 2erop SO,vs purben orei 9ln-
flaaen gefunben ipegen 8erfaufs geiiii=
aer 8etranfe an Wainberjdbrige unb
cine ipeaen Offenbaltens am Sonntas,
smei 9eaen Gbriltina Mpp fir ben 8er=
fauf 9eiitieer Getrdnte an Minoerjdb=
riae /; slpei gegen Milliam Sole fur ben
gerfauf eeiitiger Getrdnfe an Minoer-
| idlrise je cine aesen Sane Worsan,
| q. s.. Snpber unb 8. Mrmitrona ipe=
aen CIfenbaltens ON Gonntag ; eins
| 9eaen s5obn Map fur Rleinoiebitabl ;
cine aegen Marn cannon tpeaen Streii
unb Gdldgerei cine 9egen 6arpep
Chamber UNI 9Dbert Neigbbor ipeeen
Gleinoiebfabl ; cine ae9en Grancis
giidolIon iiir baS grlansen bon Waa-
rem unter faIi6em WortDailo cine ge=
gen Geo. MangolD fir grDboiebftabl,
Inb unter aIeider 9Inflase ifebt aud
WeslD sSadion William Mabin III
| belhuloigt, cine peripn berlebt 3i ba=
ben, nit Der Qlbiidt, bieielbe 81 ent.
| ftellen Geo. Dellinger iit tuegen 0eb.
Ilerei aeitoblenen DuteS unter QInflage
Daniel Nair unb guierD s. garnaban
| baben lid auf bic Mnflage falf6es
| Gelo berausgabt 81 bdhen, 81 perdnt'
\ ipDrten !; Games Wiangus uno @Drus
| Mbone boben li1 ouf cine Anflage lue-
'gen groboiebfabl 80 perantlporten
Siaae Malfup febt ipegen zines vt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
FEARFUL EXPLOSION
CAUSED THE INSTANT DEATH OF
THIRTY
Persons, and Nearly a- Many More
Have since pied Of their
Injuries.

New York. Nov. ga dispatch to the
Herald from Barcelona says. terri
BILE accident resulting In great loss OF
life occurred ut Palma, capital OF the
Island OF MaJorla. thirteen miles south
of this city, yesterday. Eighty per-
sons, most OF whom were women, were
employed In emptying old cartridges
outside the walls OF the town when
one Of the cartridges exploded In some
manner. There was a large quantity
OF powder that had been taken out OF
tho cartridges lying about over large
area and this was lgnited by the dis
charge OF the cartridge, a tremendous
explosion followed which shattered the
masonry OF the town walls which are
extremely thick and did much damage
to buildings. Thirty-seVen women and
fourteen men were Instantly killed,
Mlrty-iive women and Ave men were
seriously injured and OF this number
twenty have since died.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
CONTEST is WARM
THE CuAIpMANsHIP FIGHTS ARE
WAXING WARM.
boss Reed IL Supposed to he Carry
Ing the Slate In His Hat, but
Keeps His own Counsel

New York, Nov. GA special TO the
World from Washington says; The con
test for the committee choIrmnnships
In the house Is being waged with much
earnestness.
Mr.. Reed Is keeping his own counsel
in this matter. 1t ls generally accepted
that he has already made up hls mind
with regard to the most important
chairmanship at his disposal-that OF
ways and means, Zeno Payne Of New
York ia, 1t is thought, pretty sure to
secure this position, which carries with
1t tho honor OF leading tho majority
forces on the floor
Mr.. Payne and Mr.. Daizeli Of Penn
sylvanla are the two leading Candidates
for the place. But Mr., Dalzeli Is not
on friendly terms with Senator quay.
Mr.. Payne on the other hand. is very
close to Plat. tho Republican leader
OF New York and he IL at the same
time the ranking Republican member
OF the committee.
II Mr.. Reed. therefore. WHO is &C.
credited with having an eye to 1895
oan please both Senator Quay and MIR.
Plat, by appointing to the Ways and
means craftsmanship and ftllow the
rules OF precedent at the SAM time. II
is thought very probable thdt he will
do It,
General Henderson OF Iowa Is thought
10 be slated for the craftsmanship OF
the next most Important chatmanship
that on committee of appeals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
|B,UY GONE HORSSE
rue TALE OF TWO NEGROEs-TwO
NEGROES IN TROUBLE.
vAe Tell of business Transactions
u the Taking and Trading Of
Stolen stock.

cAlef Maddox and City Detective
tneo't returned yesterday evening
n'm Dallas bringing with them the
s'no John Lewis, alias Jackson. alias
s'e"ey," who Is implicated In some
~afesting horse stealing transactions
~ j. w. Wiser. another negro, who
!" arrested here sometime ago. They
" caarsed with stealing horse and
~. ssa cart from NJ. Laskin. which We're
~ IN Weatherford and have since
vnah recovered, Lewis was found
\, Tnni ing out fine OF $500 on the streets
* oaias for the offense OF carrying
b4 M. weapons, The Dallas author
* gave him up readily.
I'm The prisoners make admissions,
N ,,ssaeh endeavors to throw the blame
w Other, II seems that I'm addition
|aA.s.Nln a horfe they have got several
'''s hleiy. Detective Talbot. who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
SCHLATTER JAILED.
HE WAS Considered A LuxATlo
AT runoolSmonros.
Pat I'm Jail, nat Released Next Day
On III. Promise -
Move ON.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. Especially Wv.
IL. Atwell, who has Just returned from
the West. said: Il Ind that the re-
marketable man. sehlattcr. who recent
~ brought himself into prominence at
Denver. was In the town of Throck-
morton about year ago. and was
placed In the county jail us a iunatic,
where he remained one night. He
was liberated next morning on condi.
ton that he would not talk any more
nonsense and insanity In that locality.
lie promised TO move on. but emphat-
ically asserted that he was not crazy.
but able 10 do JUST what he claimed In
the way OF healing the sick, restor-
Ing the blind and the halt to their
powers of sight OF looomotion and
lnislng the dead. The people at
Throckmorton turned their faces from
the would be Messiah"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

has been following the case closely.
says they got a horse and saddle and
Inp robe in East Dallas some time ago
anu came 10 u place two miles this side
OF Dallas. where they stole cart and
harness and then came on TO Fort
worth trying In vain to make n sale
mere. Then thew Went on TO Wealth
las horse and Laskin's horse, which
thev had picked IN here for two other
horses and got So to boot, They swan
ped tnelr harness and cart and little
saddle for good saddle. Then they
rode hack to Fort Worth ana snapped
their two horses TO trader here for
large sorrei horse, which they sold
Tor sif and divided the proceeds of the
sale between them. A f'ne horse WAS
seen at Wisers house In Dallas which
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
bowers GATHERING.
...u,pABLE ARRAY OF RATTLE
amp. BEING coNGREGATED
BEFORE SMYRNA.
!, .,sni Has Nine warship., Four
o..,,er. and Four smaller boats
In the waters.

/ ccnstan,Inople, Nov. 25. via Sonia,
vr w.-Now that matters seem to
| (, ouIeling down again here and In the
ldatlc provinces people are beginning
| 4 form estimates OF the amount OF
hmaee done and the number of lives
M during the recent disturbances.
Wsll informed Armenians estimate the
|l.sss through the events which have
Ms. taken place In Anatolia alone at
aOoO .Q0O and the number OF victims
n 10000, or course these are Arme-
MAN estimates but there seems good
rason for believing that the property
d,,royed, the number OF lives sacri-
iced and the number OF outrages COM
r,ed are far beyond anything hither-
. 10 estimated or described. But this IN
I'd, ALL People competent to pass an
opinion say that with tho coming WIN
IN there will be many more deaths
nom famine and exposure. Famine
i threatening In number OF dis
lre,s, and there seems to be no way
d preventing II,
The powers, instead OF ordering their
feets away from Turkish waters. as
ne sultan earnestly requested them,
isem TO be determined upon keeping
them In this vicinity fot an indefinite
tsriod. A portion Of the British Med
terranean fleet. II Is reported here.
will soon leave Salonica bay for Smyr-
na where the powers are mastering
lhsir fighting chips. The war ships OF
Great Britain. expected to rendezvous
It Smyrna this week, Will consist OF
nine battle ships, four cruisers and
four smaller boats. The rest of the
eaonica bay feet WILL It is said. move
VI from that port for the L-esent.
nady for any emergency.
France has already at Smyrna one
battle ship, two cruisers and two small
" ships, ltaly's nag floats from two
battle ships, two cruisers and four
mailer craft In the waters of Smyr-
"a
Russia has two cruiser on the way
10 smy rna, In addition to powerful
teet cruising In the western portion
u the Black sea. The United States
Will be represented at Smyrna by two
sfulsers, and Germany has one small
gunboat there, but II Is rumored that
Two Gei IN battle ships are on their
way there, Aus ln. OFT Smyrna, has
'ne battle ship, two cruisers and two
mailer gun bonts.
OF course this is not naval demon
Ration" It Is simply the concentra-
ton Of the foreign fleet at a point
isreed upon apparent between the
powers.
No response has been given TO the
representatives. OF the powers to their
isquest for the passage OF an add
llnna1 "a N
Relies and on to the Bosphorus,
The impression prevails that II the
tfmens are not very soon granted
ne extra gunboats will pass the Oar
aanelles without the porte's permits
non, even II they have 10 be conveyed
lhloush by battle ships stripped for
action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
YOUNG FI7zSlMNoNS.
FATHER is PROUD AND MOTHER
AND CHILD DOING WELL
Fitssimmons Has Nothinf to Say
90 the retirement OF coFbett ms
Announced Yesterday.

Houston. Tex. Nov. 90 kspcclai)--
Al sos o'clock tonight bq weighing
Ten ana half pounds was born to Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert J. Fitzslni monn, who
ore now in this city. Mothh aud child
are doing well. Fltzsimm9ns Is very
proud of the addition to he family.
and says n IL better developed phys
,cai,v than any new born tAbc he ever
saw rltzsImmons has nothing to say
a. regard 10 the retirementof corbett,
arnounecd through tho Asaocla ted
Press this morning. saying te wiz want
untii stewart has seen Pompadonr
Jim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
WANTS TO coMMEScn
xvoru on the Niearn"un ornh "e-
wardicss Of Difncuiiir''

New York. Nov GA special 10 the
Herald from Washington says Senator
Mitchell of Oregon is in favor OF go
ing right on with the work OF CON
s,ructlng the Nicaragua canal regard
less Of the difficulties pointed ou' py
tho commission. He said In an inter
view. ~ am In favor OF the eons'ruc'
ton of the canal under American con,
troll Whatever may be the COST anu
however great the Obstacles may DC
that arc In the way. regard the pro'
ject as one OF the grandest that mas
ever been brought to the attention OF
congresa and It's completion won'a pe
AZ lneaiculnble value 10 the Will
country and especially 70 That sse' H2u
yyfieh / represent In The senate Ny
w,.s,i,,,ents are heartily IN favor or
nmshlnS ne work on the canal az rap
idly as possible"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
NEGRO KILLS 4 WHITE MAN.
The Latter Made Him Give Up u
stolen Key.

Birmingham. Ala, Nov. 2G.--At
Henry Ellen to-day James Maiden, n
prominent railroad conductor, forced
Jim Brown. a negro laborer In his en-
ploy, to give him trunk key he had
stolen from another negro. Brown be.
gan to abuse Maiden and advanced up,
on him threatenlngly when Maiden
seized stick to defend himself. brown
then pulled a pistol and shot Maiden
three times killing him instantly and
fled. posse is after him and II
cAusht he mnY be lYnchcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
Pills
Never Have
N YER Can
DISSOLVE Uric AcW
Or OxaIate of Lime

witch are solids and cause kidney
disease. nrighcs disease, Gravel.
Rhcumnsirn'. etc.
A Liquid MEDICINE must b. ussd
II. a solvent
WARMERS SAFE CURE, a seienu-
nc and time tried remedy for all
kidney and Urinary Disease. dis
solves Uric Acid, o.aiate Of Lime,
etc., and s.psi. these poi.oAs from
the system
"a SINGLE FACT oUTwE1oHs A
THOUSAND CLAIMS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
MADE A au,aEn nllrLY.
Porte Says the Enmiiics Are BETTER
on IL Dead.

London. Nov. 27.---The Standard
this morning publishes from Constan-
tlnople an account OF the peculiar re-
ply made by tie porte. Tho officials
were forced TO tell n delegation that
outbreaks had been most serious.
When the men expressed hope thai
their families were safe the answer
was: Better that they should have
been XII ed than that they SHOULD die Of
starya ton"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

once upon time the New Woman
got together and abolished Man OF
course IL was quite u jon to abolish
man, but 1t was far bigger job to
get together. rhat ~ anutner story
u have no use for Man. the New
Woman observed, haughtlly. In the
fullhoss OF time the New Woman
wanted to excel In the dramatic art
II must have II divorce" she said
Then she started violently. ana kicked
herself bitterly; but 1t was now too
late. Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
THE BEACON 4 MooNsn,NEn.
A ukh Haul Made by Revenue or
flccrs In Tcpuessee.

Louisville. KY. Nov ga special
says! Revenue officers have captured
still, twenty persons and u thousand
gallons of whisky. The stlll was run
near church and n deacon OF TIT
church was the leader of the moon
sinners,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

"wcilw calculated the celery. ~
wouldn't like TO have such u roast as
you've been getting.
Doubtless" observed the turkey
stifIlyi but you win please observe
that this Ia my funeral
The cranberry sauce was fairly Grim
son with suppressed laughter.--New
York Recorder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

II wonder why the mortality among
bachelors Is 10 much greater than
among married menY"
''ohi suppose II IL because the very
late night ali In not conducive 10 lpug-
evity."--NtN York Mercury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

rr,eud--cWhen are you going to
marry and settle DOWN
Wilde ohtes-"by ueorse, ~. 81"
--Chicago Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

American What Is your
opinion OF America?
English Tour,st-rirsi ratc-splendid
country--iine people; but, aw-of course
-aw-you cawn't expect me to give my
real opinion OF the place until get
pack to the old country. y know
Roxbury Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

81 don't like you, Aunt Jennie" said
Mllbur. after his aunt had lnterforcd
with some cherished idea he had In
mind, AN II you don't let me alone
ri save up my pottet money an buy
a taplr."
"a what7" asked his aunt.
"a tapir." said Wilbur; AN taplrs
they eats nnts."-iIarper's Round Ia
BILE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

strong words at ~ bout and New
York Meetsaa-
81. Louis Mo-. Nov 2s-tAbout 5000
Irishfnea and number 4 prominent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

BALLINGER, TEXAS.
GAY HOTEL
Only frst-cinss hotel In town: good
rooms and u frst-class table, free SAM
pie rooms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

BRIpGrpoRT, TEXAS.
HOTEL CLIFTON.
Only frst-clas- hotel In tho city. Rates
81. J. L. Mailett, proprietor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27
BIELDEN

BELDEN,
BELDEN HOTEL.
Opposite depot, Mrs, NJ. L. sInglstsrrv,
proprietrcsB, Rates, 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

BLOOMING GROVE, TEX,
THE ELMO HOTEL
accommodate travelling men. Every
thing first-elass,
MRS. ED o'NEAL.
Proprietress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

COLLEGE mateu ei3 limit WIN
educate daushter
boards examiners
Cfayso
andm
added extensively heu cal laboratory our libraries
Foreign periodicals pressed
mont $1,000 month. Address
GRAYSoN COLLEGE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-27

BAIRD, TEXAS.
CITY HOTEL.
j. Miller, proprietor. Convenient to de-
pot and business,