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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

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siAs dc IS ingenioA :.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
SGa9linge ifobcn nit 0en
sSiifet

unb Idlaeen Tim lid uno ioaten biibide
mei6e Shu9e buben. Sabt Sbr Die
Nuswabl bon fpei6en, oauerbaften
Sinoeri9uben in Barmelees Senltern
geieben ? Man filOet ol6e bort in
bon alien S6attirungen uno bon per=
i9ieoenen Wtultern UNI aussumGblen,
uno Die Sinber Daben 6reuoe oaran.
uno es gilt bier Der ausoruf, Der fonit
ppu Yatsntmeoiainen sebrauht miro :
,Ginoer i6reien oana6 !" 98ir f0nnen
Sud- einen iebr biibi6en, tpei6en, se=
ioblten S1ub fir Is Gents perfaufen.
gDir baben aud iol6e, tpel6e mebr fo=
ften, aber .tuenn Sbr iebt, ipie biibi6
iie lino, tauft Sbr lie bod, obne Giid=
1i6t anf ben Yreis.
gSir baben au9 eine i9Dne Iusmabl
BON gantoifeln uno Srforo Sizes fir
dltere Sinoer unb oeren Wtiitter uno es
miro fir Die Gdter cine ansenebme
lleberraibuns iein, ,penn lie b0ren, tpie
billtg bieielben perfauft tperoen tDnnen.
g8ir bertaufen fritt fiir baar unb finn
oaber i'm Stanoe, iebr billis.5u pertau=
fen.
6. sc. Yarmelee, Der S1ubbdno=
Ter, 1l6 Oit=9o6itrabe. SEEM Ybilaoel=
phia, SbiD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

@nbli6, na6 LANCER, miibieliser 9lr=
belt, emliger @usoauer unb uneri6iit=
terlibem Sertrauen in ben IdlieBliden
grfol9 Der Sa6e lit es Serrn s. s.
Mit9ener gellln9en, bas Sapital fir
DEN gau Der Strabenbabn BON bier nab
ubribspille 81 iidern. Sine COMPANY,
bic Suscarawas &ailrDao Gp., bat li6
nit einem &apital BON $3.50, 900 orga=
nilirt, Der Gpntraft Der Sabn lit Der
Glepelano Contraction 80. iibertragen
uno Die 8ermefer iOlen beute f6on
ibre 9lrbeit beainnen unb in ungefdbr
elmer Mp6e Ipl Der eigentlihe Sau Der
Sabn in 9n9riif senommen Deroen.
@s beiBt, Die gabn ipQe in Orei Wtona=
ten fertig iein, bp6 oiirfte bies ihwer=
lid eintreffen uno linb mir sufrieoen,
uenn mir CUR 3eit Der llbridspile Sair
Die Sabn benuBen tDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
Canal 0oner.

9lm Montas belt Der oeutide Gran=
fenperein leine SabresDeri iamnluns ab
uno wuroen folsenoe 8eanten fir oas
tommenoe Sabr mieoer erpdblt 9ugo
2a6enmeier, Pralioent ; 6rib Wiiller,
8i5e=B =Brdlioent ; grnft 9elmsoerfer,
protofoa=5etrefdr Grieori6 Ginbt,
Sinans=sefretdr ; Sobn $. Sursens,
S6aBmeiiter 5eroinanb 8roots, M.
Stieber unb pbilip 2abm, Yermalter ;
Seinri6 Speht, Diener +; @eorge
&raus uno 2ouis 8eib, Mari1dlle
Charles 8einb, gannertrdser Sos.
3iesler, 6abnentrdser ssrieorid
gernbarb, &aplan.
Sci bem 9lbreiben oes alten Shul.
bauies berungliiften' Milliam 8ope,
uno 6rieorid 8lar, lebterer brad cir
gein. n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
WeNprtett.

Mm IL. glpril In Canton gprns 3ol=
lars, Yater bon leipiS .3pllars in
Gbanespille, i'm Mlter BON 80 Sobren.
Der 8ereipigfe mar cine angeiebene Berz
fDnli0fcit in 5tarf gonntp ,lnb beflei=
oete bort ieiner 3eit Die 5teile eines
@ommiINondrs. @r bihterldBt 8 Sob
ne unb 8 3brbter.
glm IA. gpril i'm Gbans 8allep
Grobpater WDlfartb 8eerbigung in
&enners Trieobof. Nlter rs Sabre.
glm 16. gpril nabe Der Sharon &ir=
DE bel 5uscaraipas Maria @liSabetb
6eter, Wittipe bes berforbenen .sSobn
0eter, i'm Mlter BON " Sabren, 8 Mo=
naten llno 2 Sagen. Die Berltorbene,
cine seborene Dienft, famlnt aus
&beinpreuBen unb fam als ljdbriges
9inb nit ibren gltern in bieies 2ano.
Sic NOR Die Mutter bono SDbtern unb
A S06nen BON ben erfern itarb elm
Mdoden i'm friibefen Susenbalter.
glm 20. Mpril an @ine Strabe ba=
bier Srdu WtarD u. Goerbar0f, I'm Nl=
ter BON SO Sabren.
gtm 20. Mpril in Denniion &obert
0anna i'm Mlter BON SO Sabren uno 2
Mpnaten. gr binterldBt 4 S0hter :
MiB Mar9aretbe, 6rau S. y. 9ifs,
Srau slbam Sturb unb 6rau George
Wel9.
Nm 81. Npril an Neif Sohlfrabe
babier Srau Mnna 8ibbon i'm glter
bon 20 Sabren an elmer 2un9enfranf=
belt. Sic binterldbt einen Spbn unb
stuei SD6ter.
9lm %. Npril in 9Sef llbridsbile
Sape @rap, Elm in GoparO Baterion's g
&alierltube beiddftigter farbiger gar=
bier, i'm glter BON 48 Sabren. gr lag
nur 5 Sage franf unb erlag elmer 2un=
genentsiinoung. Sm 6ieber lief er in
elmer Na6t aus oem Sauie unb ain1
bel fr0menoem &esen nod Der Stabi
binilber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
s6dnDitd)eS 9pnantit Ners
bredtett.

Stem 6aben, Conn.,. "a. April.
Cine eroBe Spnamitbombe muroe se=
fern Mbeno in elmer 5eniferbanf Der
&elioens oes Mapors George 6. 9llbee
in Weiipille sur grplOfion gebradt.
Weapor Nlbee unb Die Mitslieoer
ieiner 6amilie tpare1 alir 3eit in benz,
6auIe, es ipurbe aber Niemano Der.
lebt. - 9urb Die grfdiitterling tplir=
BEN alle Geniter in ber umgesenb ser=
broAen. 8leid na1 Der Grplofon
lief Mapor NIbee aus benz 0auie uno
ia6 einen Mann Die Strabe eiltlang
laufen. st psriudte, ben &erl au fans
oen, Der Sdurfe mar aber 81 ihnea=.
fiiBia unb entfam. Mlbee mar friiber.
in Dieniteil bel Ser. 6taaten In Werico
unb lit iebt WaffeninipsttDr IN Der
Winhefer glrms SO. Wan 9laubt,
oaB Elm Mann, Der aus benz Dienite
Der Minhefer Gompognie entlanen
uurbe, bas Werbrehen begangen bat.
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Sic &sart @crcantile So.

iif Der Same oes neuen 8aar9ei6dftes
fir Gllenpaoren uno S6ube in Dem
@ei6dftslotale an Olt=SohItraBe, luel=
DIES friiber Die @ebriioer Spring uno
Solsmartb inne batten. 9ieielben ta=
men nit elmer ungem6bnli1 9rDBen
9lusmabl BON @lenmaaren, S6uben
unb Stiefeln. Sieie Waaren muroen
in ben belten WtNtten oes SanDes ge=
fauft. Sic pertallfen nur fir baar.
sic iasen ni6t gu gud vWir per=
faufen fir baar," uno 81 Gurem gfa1=
bar, Der mebr 0ermosen bat, mir se=
ben Sud 3eit," iDnoern ale iperoen
glei9 bebanbelt. Wer bon ibnen fauft,
besablt nur, mas er nirtli6 befommt.
uno 10 seibiebt es jeoem, Der in ibrem
Store einfauft.
Sic baben feline fdlei9enben uno
i6ledten Nusndnbe, fir tpelde Sbr
unb Qlnoere, ipel9e baar besablen, nit
beaablen miibt. Sies iino Die iebr su-
ten @riinoe, parum Die genannte Gom=
panp 9laes in ibrem 8ei6dft, ieien es
glenmaaren poer Sbube, biliger per=
faufen tann unb niG, als mas Sbr bis=
bet be5ablt babt.
@ebt unb iebt ibre Yreiie, ibre Waa=
rem. Seadtet Die Aualitdt unb Die
Multer. pel6e iie porueiien, uno Sbr
mibt oeren Sreunbe peroen.
8ergebt ben Ylab nidt, bas friibere
@ei1dttslotal Der @ebriiber Spring &
9ol5nartb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

Sn Denni5on lieF an eitlem Der
lebten Sdae bas 8erii1t um, als piir=l
be Die Magen= &eparaturiperffdtte Der
Ban gamble 8abn anf einige 3eit ae=
fhlol1en tperbeil. 8litdli1eriueiIe be-
ltdtigte li6 basielbe aidt.
Gauft tein Wpnument iloh einem
Rataloe. Gonmt no6 Der Werffatt,
left mas Sbr wullt uno ipart Gelo oa=
BET, benn oieislben nerben 9egenndrti9
billiser perfauft ais je Sunor BEL
8eiter & 3ntle.
9lm Sonntaa gerietb gSeslep
Sptle bon llbri1spille Spil9en @naben=
bitten unb llbridspille auf ieinem
Sicpcle nit Dem 6uprperf bon George
Semutb in Gollilipn uno murbe oas
StablroB sertriimmert. 2ntle behaup=
tet, Semutb babe abli6tlid oas @efdbrt
seeen lsine 8abn gelenft, pabreno Se=
mutb Dem 2ptle Die Shulo on benz llu=
fal sulhreibt. @abrideiulid miro es
stpiiden ben Seioen 81 einem proselle
fDmmen.
= Gin perpeeener 9iebitabl trug
lib am l0. Moreens in WlnIielo am
bellen Sage su, ols Elm Sieb in oas
Saus bes g8. 8. Geplinser einorane
uno troboem Stpei Berionen i'm 6aus
Ii6 befanoen I'M Stanoe mar, $42 sll
erbeuten. Geplineers Sbmiegermut=
ter, 6rau Salep, befano li6 in Der
Slide uno MiB &ubp 3eplinser, eine
Der 2ebrerinen Winfielos, belt lid i'm
pbern Stof auf. Seioe bDrten, baf
Selnanb i'm gBobnsimmer ii6 befinbe,
aber iebe meinte, oaB es Die anoere
tpdre uno crit als Mib Seplinser elmer
Sren,ben ppm Sauie tpeelaufen lab,
fam ibr Der Geoante on einen Sieb=
ftabl. 9os mar es aud, benn als mar
senau nadiab, 5eiate es lih. Dab $l2
Der Sodter gebOreno uno $50, @igen.
tbum ibres 8aters, meg tparen. Snoef
mar es iebt bereits 81 ipdt. Den Siel
Su perfplgen unb ein5ubolen.
(Geporter.)
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Observation-Disclosures.

Son Der 8ranb=Surp tpuroen fol-
senoe 9lnflagen besriinbet sefunoen
Sobn Wolf 1T ansetlaot, i'm Streite
iemano geltohen 81 baben, nit Der 9b=
Ii6t 81 tDoten.
Soiepb o.. &amase bat iid auf biz
Slage 81 perantporten, 9lnipriiAe ge=
gen giirger bieies Staates fiir Gollef=
tion aus Dem State geibidt au baben.
Wiliam Shear 1T bes GleinOieb=
fabls beiduloigt uno ION au6 perbor=
gene Waffen 9etra9en baben.
8e9en %. 6. Srpmne (ganfer) lieat
eine 9lnflage ipegen llnteriblaaung por.
gSilliam st. Mor9an ioa ipe9en bes
geriu6s Der @eloerprelung Der Bro'
seB gema6t tperben.
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Gin fd)rcdIidcr NirbcIitilrnt.

aalias Gitp, mo, 26. MpriI.
SepeiAeii uno Mohribten ous Sopefo,
Gas., melben pon ei,lem furhtbaren
Wirbellfllrm III Glon Gountp, Gas.,
Der lebte Radt flint Geriunen eetDotet,
orei tpbtliA unb liebensebn mehr Doer
metliser i6iuer perlebt bat, Tie @e=
tDoteten lino Srant Beterfon, ieine
6rau ilnO Gino Srau .. 0aDeripn,
cine Sodter bnn geterion unb beren
&inb. Sie Nerlebten iiao Mitglieber
Der 6amilierf bon Sobn Worris, s.
Weltin, Better Nnoerion unb 8. Garo=
ner. 9aHagiere, Die nit Der Hof
Sslano galn beute bier in Ganias
@itD eintrafer, bro6ten 9eri1te iiber
ben fbreflihen Mirbeliturm, baB
oerielbe ettna feds Nteilen iiiblib bon
Glifton ieinen slusaans nobm unb
ua6 NnrboIten 81 fiber cine Strede BON
IL big Is Wteilen feate. @r bate cine
medielnoe Spurpeite bon $50 Oarbs
bis eine 8irtel : Meile, serlt0rte 0du=
Ter unO Stdlle uno enttuurStlte 8dume
uno mari alles I'm, mas lh ibm in
ben geg iteatc. Sem Wirbeliturm
folote Elm aliBerDrbentli6 beftiger &e=
cen, Der mebrere Stunoen anbielt unb
bas permiiitete @ebiet iiberidnemmte.
Ser Sturm brad gans unermartet
iiber Die 8esenb berein. Man batte
tppbl &eeen, ni1t aber eineit iolhen
Gpclpn ertpartet. lleber geter Mnoer=
ions Saus fegte Die Winosbraut um
balb sebn ubr binmeg, basielbe boll=
itdnbis Sertrimmernb. Mlle Mit9lie=
Der Der Samilie puroen i6mer perleBt
unb Elm tleiles @nfelfinb tpurbe ber=
miBt. Wtan fano Oasielbe erit am an=
bern Moroen tpot in elmer gntfernung
bon elmer balben Meile an einem 9lb=
banee, iuobin es Der @irbeliturm ent=
fiibrt bate. 9luber Den bereits senann=
ten umeefommenen Meniden lpuroe
eine Insabl &inber uno gferoe 9etDb=
tet. Sur 3eit 1T es mm0eli1, Den an=
geri6teten @eiammtI6aben gu ihdbett.
9ie 2eioen Der 8erleBten, Die iie in Der
lebten gtadt BON 9elte:n auf beute aus=
5ubalten hatten maren groB. Niele
mugten Stllnoen lang bel fur1tbaren
S6merSen unter Sriilnmern subringen.
Sin 9anse Mnsabl Perionen murbe
in Die Siifte eeboben uno cine Sirefe
melt fortgefiibrt, ebe lie pieoer sur
@rbe famen. 8ebduoe muroen eleih=
falls pom Spben eehoben uno beim
6al sertriimmert. Sin Sobn Morris
| gebDriges Saus tpuroe mitten entspei
geriIIen. Srau Mprris muroe in Die
2iifte seboben, 200 Yaros melt fortge=
tro9en unb bann gu ibrem Slid auI
einen Str6bbaufen oetpprfen. Sie
Strefe iiber Die ber GDclDn binralte,
liebt mie ralirt aus, ais Db eire ibwere
Wal5e iiber tie aeaangen mdre uno al
leg nipellirt bate.
Seute Itr6mten biele YerIDnen an Der
llngliifsitdtte 5ufammen, um ben @e=
ihdbieten, ben Gepunoeten uno Den
Obpa6loien 10 melt es angling Siilfe gu
leiIten. 9ud Die telesrapbiide ger=
bnouns batte Der @irbellturm 5erltDrt,
ba er cine eanSe 9lnsabl Sele9rapben.
itan9etl, als oh es 3abnltoaer wdren,
eetnidt bate. Man glaubt, oas Pal=
mes, in Waibington @p., iebr gelitter
bat. aber uerlaBliGe SeriAte feblen
non.
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0uter 0trjtA1tO.

SEPT lit bic 3eit, guren gnten yer=
ifanb AT braunen unO eirlen Drittel
Cures @elbcs su fparer, iilbem Sbr bet
Mrnolbs Qlusberfanf Cure Gbnbtpaa<
rem einiauit. Wartst ui6t 5ii Lang.
Canal Doper.
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BesabIt feitte iibertriebenen
9Sreife.

ge3ablt teine regelmdbiaen Yreiie fir
G1ube, tpenn eSbr bieielben fir stpei
Drittel oes preiies Bel Mrnolos Musper-
tauf BON Webers Maarenlager faufen
f6nnt. Canal DDner.
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gNarmt,t ~ nbnt SIR tttNt I'm
eiacnett Gnttfe Z

5predt in Der plaAing Wsill bon
sesobn g9dgelp unb 5ohn oil 5roat
5trabe bor unb sShr iperoet fillben,
baB es eben 10 lei9t 1T, i'm eigenen
0auie gu tpobnen, als Mietbe 5u be3ab=
len. Aisfelben bayen Guh gegen cine
leihte Mnaablung unb su ainitigen Ve.
binaungen Elm 0aus unb berednen rui
mdbise 3inien fur bas ansele9te Rapi.
tal..
Warum Wietbe be3dblen, tpenn Sbr
nit benz 1ldmiihen 0elDe na9 uuo na1
Elm Oaus eriDerben fDnnt
Wiiniht Sbr guN nit lelt1ter wiiibe
sin eiaenes' Nein ~ ertpsrbell. io !ebt
gn4 nit gldoelp unb Sobn n yer,
binbun9. =
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Neeues SSetratbsgeim6.

g9eoeu Mau9el an 9amenbefanntifafteu iubt fit
Il DIE &ebenSgef6brtin. 9erielbe bat elm et9eues
Sei9aft nnb eigenes S6us6en. 9emerberinueu, nitbt
iiber 80 Sabre alt - iino 9ebeten Srtee mo mD9li1
nit Photographic 81 oDreiiiren on:
r. P. O. B. 253. Dennison, o.
9eri6meeenbeit GbrenIadbe. H.,
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25 sapeten 6abrifen tinN y
8uruiioes grobtr Nnswabl
DOll Sapften Ocrtrttfll.
Yreis BON 6 Gts. 81 S1.OO per Jtolf,
sssahsgssrr~aae--


Burnlioe bat auf 11leilen in Der Rnnoe oen
11amen, CUTE maaren billis ~ perfdufen. 3hr
fonnt Is nid,t perfehlen, penn Jhr BET ihm fanft,
Ga Ole iharffdtiefen Raushalter hier etr1faufen
neil iie ihren eieenen Dortheil fennen
Jhr beseht einen sroeen Jrrthnr1, rpenn. -3hr
Spibenporhdnee, Senitermatten ooer 0apeten
einfauft bepor Jhr 8urnlioes 2lusrpahl seiehen.
Rauft INNER oort no Jhr rpift oab 5hr oen pol
len merth Cures 6eloes befommt.
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Gin iun9er Wann Wanens Gana=
bel in aiabud, Solmes gountp, tuuroe
BON 6bilb, einein geifig nidt 9ans
aurednungsfdbisen Menfben, nit Ell
mem MeHer 10 3ugeridtet, Dab CT tDabr-
fheinliA ferben miro. GanaDel, ipel=
.lbes etiuas angetrunten mar, bate GbilB
linaufh0rlin genedt uno als fih Oiefer
bies nidt mebr gefallen laifen tuollte,
nieberaeihlagen. tporauf Gbilb Das
D2efer 3og unb isinem Ge9ner i6reds
aIide Wunben beibra9te.
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0eiratbsb b esp, llia,.,,aet.

Sen. 6. Siobler - &oietta Befer.
gotparb s.. @nnnellp - SlOrence M.
Yurte.
Gbas. Drumm - 2Ouiia Garl.
Matbias 6. Sterling = Wtartba u.
WcMDDo.
gbas. 8. Smith - Mlice GroDbelanb.
pbll. $. Menser - Marg. &. Miller.
gDparb 6. States - Wtinnie 8raber.
0arpep Stuoer -Helia Jarber.
gli g. WeBaer- -Marp g. 0art.
Wm. Gorrutbers Dora Rebman.
OenrD Worelano gmma Beans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
THE GALVESTON REVOLT

Editor George Robinson OF the Bolton
Journal was member OF the late
Hardy conference at Galveston. and
has written a letter to correct the
statement that the resolutions adopted
there advised all Democrats to attend
the June primaries called by the state
executive committee and to acqulesoe
IN the results thereof. Mr. Robinson
says.
"on the contrary. the conference ex-
pressly repudlated the June prlma-
ries.' Mr' Levi, who presented the rcso-
luton, stated that no member Of the
committee expected to participate In
the June primaries
The conference appealed TO local
committees to call and 10 hold primar-
les and conventions according to time.
honored precedcnts' when local COM
mitteon fail to comply with thls re-
guest we Rdvise such dlsfrRnchigcd
Democrats 10 hold primaries and CON
ventions ana send delegates to the
state conventions
The resolutions are framed 10 rccor.
nlse the authority OF the stnte and
county committees acting within the
ther.
Nut and this is tho nth of the
""N'N MATTER We uehY inc right OF
any organization. state or local. to dis
franchise Democrats entirely by pre-
scriblng the test formulated by Dudley
and his allies
IL seems 10 have been the purpose OF
the gold bug standard organs to sup
press Information touching the most
Important features OF the Hardy con-
vention--lts spirit and intent. Editor
Robinson, who IL gold standard
apostle from way back. does not share
that fear of publicity.
The Galveston meeting had for i,s
main objects the defeat OF the call OF
the Democratic executive committee
for general primary election on tho
silver issue. and the subsequent defeas
OF the Democratic state tiukot Mt the
polls There were some differences
there as to the methods to he pursued
for the accomplishment OF these ends,
but there was entire harmony as to the
ends In view.
Happily for the interests OF publicity
one newspaper was represented there
which la not engaged In the business
OF supprcsHing important news, Read
era OF the Gazette will not need to wait
until the first state convention meets
at Austin 20 find out what the Clark
Hardy cohorts are utter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

These sharp. raw. capriclous days OF
February are blamed for much sickness
that is simply the direct result Of ncr-
vous weakness.
Perfect health will keep one above
any depressing influence from the
weather.
Pure, rich blood and better fed ner-
vous tissues Will make people feel well
even In February.
During his many years OF hard and
wonderful work, Professor Edward
L. Phelps. Dartmouth's great pro-
fessor, had In mind the thousands who
We're weak and run down. His study OF
the many cases of nervous prostrntion,
neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia md
debility led him to that most marvellous
discovery of the century, PsuEe's
celery compound.
In every city, as well as the smaller
villages scattered through the .aunt'v.
are men and women who Cor years
have relied upon Paine's celery com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
EARLY sTErs TO DE TAKEN
For the Rcorcnnisntfon OF inc
Northern Pacific Railway.

New York. Feb. 2l.-The Herald this
morning says; There are signs that
early steps win be taken for the re-
organization Of the Northern Pacific
railway. II Is believed that an ALI
ance with the Great Northern has been
given up for the present, although the
project may be revived after the
Northern Pacific Is placed on its feet
and several legal questions have been
settled In the courts.
While Mr., Morgan will probably take
n leading hnnd In the financing OF the
property. II is said that the several
interests are likely to come together
and compromise their differences in
order that the rcadiustment may be
carried through without delay.
The effort TO hgree upon common
receivers, which Is expected to meet
with success this week In the United
States circuit court OF this district.
~ the first step In the progsSm. There
will be conferences within a few days
between Edward D. Adams. represent
ing the Deutsch bank OF Berlin, and
Brayton Ives. president OF the railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

John w. Mackay. stuyvesant Fish, J.
] Emery. smith NJ Weed. ]. W. NIL
Ter, II. L. Rowland. =, c; o,Bri len. A.
n q u Harden and A. u. Hepburn.
Mr.. Weed was elected president.
IL was the first annual meeting since
the reorganization. The Intent on Is 10 :,
push the project as soon as they ma
out the attitude OF congress toward H.
Warner Miller will so to Washington
to appear before the house committee
and outline the views OF the hoarn Us ~
TO the cost Of the canal and h>w IL
should be controlled,
They are firm In tn, belief that us
cost will be much less than Reported
say thai II the United States does not
want to help build II they expect 20
be able to secure sufficient capital IN
Europe. The work will be pushed as
soon as they receive some definite as
surance In regard to the purpose oil
congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

and they have many organs. The lat
ter are busy with their regular avocH-
tons talking little and thinking much.
The FIRST contest for supremacy was
fought at the Austin meeting OF the
Democratic state executive committee
The people won. the politicians lost
Unwilling to accept the orbl,rament
OF the issue by the Democratic masses
IN their primaries. the politicians have
rallied their forces for desperate
fight against the submission OF the
Issue TO the primaries.
The Gazette believes that there Is
enough Of virtue and courage in the
Democratic state organization of Tex
as, having pledged Itself to refer n ma
tlonal issue to the people. to fully and
fairly redeem that pledge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
GOT A WINCHESTER.
A WARM RECEPTION AWAITING
THE wHITECAPs.
sir. Irwin Receives n significant
Notice to Depart, Hut
VIII stay.

Kildare, Okla, Feb. 2i.-(speclal)-
Whitecaps are at work in this section.
Tuesday night n miniature coffin, con-
tainlng a yard Of hemp rope, with
hangmans moose was left on the door
step Of Mr. Irwin, a farmer, five miles
west. with n warning for him to take
the hint and leave. He purchased a
Winchester and ammunition yesterday
and promises to give them warm re-
ception II they return
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

We are now runnlny cars from the
court house south on Main street to
Hattie; east on Hattie TO Missouri
avenue; north on Missouri avenue to
Boa2 street. and from Doiz street TO
the court house These cars carry on
the front end South Main and East
Hattie street" Sign. Cars running in
the opposite direction from Main street
east on Front st-cet and south on Bong
street carry signs painted yellow
Front and Bons street" on each end
These cars leave the court house every
nine minutes, give nine minutes service
on Missouri avenue and East Hattie
street.
TUE FORT WORTH STREET RAIL.
COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
A NARROW ESCAPE.
HOUSE AND CONTENTS WE'RE DE-
sTROlED ny FIRE.
One of the Children Nearly burned
to Denth-Fire Caused by Ex-
piosicn of Serosene.

sweetwater. Tex, Feb. 21.-(SpeoIai)
u. NJ. Dean, who lives fourteen miles
northeast of here In Fisher county, lost
his residence and all Its contents last
Sunday night, The fire was caused by
the explosion OF coal oil lamp, while
The adult members of the family were
al church In the neighborhood. The
hre would have resulted fatally to one
OF the younger children had IL not
peeh Tor the herolsm of his eldest
daughter. The little fellow hid under
the bed, frightened at the fire and
confusion, and after calling and
seurching In vain for some time, the
SUI was ABOUT to abandon the search
Wheh she heard a noise under the bed
anu escaped with the child lust as the
fouI zen In. Mr.. Dean Ia a poor man.
ana mas eight children. A purse of
Aoout $40 was Immediately raised herr,
ior MS relief, and an entertainment is
pllleu at the courthouse tonight for bis
peIeHt. Inc loss was total, including
~ ;sai supply OF meat and pro-
visions, with no insurance.
Stock OF all kinds are doing wei, In
this section, and stockmen are I'm good
spirlts except as to the unrantina
me. That is the only thing that IA
now bothering them. 20
fontics are quiet here. Democr,..
are gong to harmonic IL possibIe a,,d
make Ight against Populism In this
county. While the silver men are In n
nrge majority here, they are NOT dis
poseu 10 read anybody out of the partv
because OF difference of opinion on tha
financial question. '''e