Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 93, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 4, 1888 Page: 2 of 8
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
GROVEU CLEVELAND
For VicePresident
ALLEN TliUKMAN
Ettt e YlckeW
For Gorernor
fj L S RO > S
For Lieutenant Governor
T B W HEELER
For Attorney General
JAS S HOGO
For omptroller
JNO I viclULL
For Treasurer
F R LUBBOCK
for Commissioner of General Land Office
H I H LL
For Superintendent Public Instruction
OhCAK H OUlEU
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
S V S Ai ON
TorJ Associate Justices Supreme mCourt
JOHN L HENRY
R R GAINES
Forjudges Coin t of Appeals
J M HURT
S A WILLSON
J P WUItE
War Oonereif Mlilh Diitrlci
JO ABBOTT
Democratic oonutj Ticket
For DUtrict Judge J
iR E Bhl KHAl
For Representative
I I lARKEH
For County Judge
w d Harris
For County Attorney
B P AYERS
For IshcrijT
J C RIPHUtl > SON
For District Clerk
L It lAYLOK
For County Clerk
JOHN l KING
For Treasurer
THOMAS BRAT ION
For Assessor
JAMES W ROhINSON
For Tax Collector
J E MURREY
Tor Superintendent of Public Instruction
W II POOL
For Surveyor
J J GOOHHELLOW
For Justice First Precinct
A G MCMJNG
C B REYNOLDS
For Constable First Precinct
W E MAYFIELD
Democretlo Appointment
The following list gives the cppolnt
rnents In Tarrant county as doterrnined
on by the Democratic executive commit
tee AUara Invited most cordially to
be present at these rallies In addition
to the speakers stmed there will at times
bo speakers of state and national reputa
tion present Fine music at all rallies
October 27 At Presbyterian camp
ground on Minefield road
November 3 Fort Worth not selected
November 6 Fort Worth at night not
aaiected
Weekly Gazette for tho campaign
HO cents per month
opportunly to the Democrats In Tarrant
county to make a red hot campaign
According to The Gaxttkb Denver
special correspondent Mr John C New In
willing to coast but unwilling to back his
boasting Money talks
Thksk cool nights should seiva to re
mlod the voter teat Mr Cleveland and
the Democrats In Congress are trying to
reduce the tariff on blankets
The profound ignorance of the Minne
apolis Tribune concerning southern mat
ters la only equaled by the malice which
enters Its discussion of them
Is Mk Mokrs actually a candidate for
Lieutenant Governoi Is there any es
surancathit he will accept the efflce If
elected Tnls is an Important question
What Is the farmer going to do about
11 asks a leading Repnbllcin jaurna1
referring to the tariff They are going to
take it by the neck and wring Its headefi
Mrs Paran tTKvisNS hss recently
beenrobbtd of 100000 worth of dia
monds Can It be possible that Mrs
Paran Stevens contemplates going en the
stage
Tnn present eession of Congress is the
loDgest In the history cf that body And
but for tho Republican msjority In the
Senate It would have been one of the
most csefnl
When S ateemin and Patriot Martin is
elected Governorr having succeeded In
orcsticg the Democratic machine will
he turn around and smash the machine
that groundhim and Moero out in the
ssma sausage
Tan farmers of Northwest Texas have
a home market for all the wheat ttey can
raise The freight on cotton to distant
markets Is deducted from the price re
alized by tho farmer for the fleecy staple
but he gets all the wheat la worth Plant
wheat
CI
The Waco Days report of the big
gathering in that city en Monday was a
splendid piece of journalistic work Tie
fact Is no meeting m Texis has been
handled in better style Editor McCal
lum Is keeping th3 Day close to tho head
of tho procession
Fjtisbdkg PA 0t After a shut down
of flftst n weeks the window glaaj factoilcs ol
the weit icscmed operations looay glvrg
employment to sevsril thousand men Tha
outlook for trade Is encouraging Associated
Press teUgrnm
And yet there is a MIU3 bill and the out
look 13 that the country will endorse It by
re electing Cleveland Evidently the mere
promise of tariff reform is a cood thlzg
According to tho Toledo Blade the
Republican bosses at Springfield Ohio
are agitated over tho rejection of a repu
table colored attorney by the tony Buck
eye Republican Club at this particular
stsge of the campaign and are endeav
oring to have the business reconsidered
and the negro admitted Tae Republi
cans love the negro for tha votes ht
casts
The at onotima ptofltable buslnoss of rob
bing railroad trains is becoming a lost ait I > t
laul Globe
Yes Evan barbarous Tcxcs and umecener
ato Mletouil aro drifting slDwly but surely
toward Republicanism Minneapolis Tribune
And when ttiey get thoroughly Republi
can Instead of robbing grown men of the
small modicum of their property which
they csrry when travelling the thieves
will organize savings banks and rob
widows and orphans cf all they nave
The Cincinnati Enquirer condenses a
column of reason in these few lice3
Wheat Is selling at over SI a bushel and
all branches of business are booming
within less than six weeks of the Presi
dentlal election These aro urfilling
signs of the times that the whole country
Is pleased with and prosperous under
the Democrat administration and in
tend to continue it for another four
years
These two statements are placed side
and side by the Niw York Commercial
Advertiser China has had the highest
kind cf protection for two hqjidred years
The wages paid to common laborers In
that country is JO cents t day while
skilled mechanics receive SO tents Eng
land is more nearly r tree trade country
than any other In Europe Wages are
much higher in England than In any cf
the protected countries cf Europe It
cannot be argued that density of popula
tion has aught to do with the difference
In wages between Great Britain and
China for the former nas 2S9 people to
the cqaare mile while China has but 83
to the Equare mile
To a Boston reporter who asked if he
saw any danger of Harrisons defeat
Blaine said I can see none New York
is a large manufacturing state and will
usually vote for protection The same
can be said of Connecticut and New Jer
TIIKGAZLTTE JFORl WOKTB TEXAS THUBSDA OCfOBEK 4
sey The closest state at tbo north will
be Indians but I think General Hsrrl
3atei ssvb Harrison will bs elected sons person 1 popularity end the Inter
Gath is the Wtesins cf politics
Thk winter Incoming the harvest time
cf the wood wszon End the plumber
Ananias has evidently been amended
and re enacted for uze b the Republican
campaign
The joint discussions have broken th < >
back of the NDUFartsan 30callcd
party In Tarrant county
This fine cool weather criers a good
ests cf the workers will gve
us a pood
mijonty there My opinion is that Hsr
rlson and Morton will csrry every north
ern state and slso Cilifornla Oregon and
Nevada Tney will get a large msjoily
of tbe electoral vote if I m not greatly
mistaken Thats comfort for the Re
publicans with a vengeance Mr Blaine
thinks Hsrris n will carry his own
stato And Mr Blilne knows that New
Jersey has been for twentyfour years
more reliably Demccratic la presidential
elections than Georgia and ihat Tllden
carried New York on a tariff for rev
enue platform
BLIKD PARTISANSHIP
Once before In hr history tbe olld south
demanded that tho be let alone When rhe
raised the standard of secesdon It was pro
claimed hat all she waned was to be allowed
to regulate rer loctl Institutl ns in her owr
wav but the ncrhas one man arose in its
righteous wrath and ptoclvmed th > t the whole
people of this nation was Interested In th rcg
nlatlonof the ln titmlon of Blavety and pro
ceeded to regulate ll out of cxlsioncn cmong
tho kindred bibalsrui that had g no before
outhernmpn oa the Doar of Congress may
rare that the white mm of tho south Intend to
run their states cs they please but unless tbey
coccluae to rcnthim In the manner pointed
out by law and the est Wished rules of exact
Justice in acord with tho public conscience
thoywlllbof ret d to learn anew the haid les
son that honeit and untramircled suffragelike
universal freedom i3 a national issue Min
neapolis Tribune
Is it not monstrous that the insuffera
ble Idiot who penned the above should be
in condition to flaunt scch things in the
face cf the people But what else could
be expected from the man who utilized
the opportunity cfiercd by the visit cf the
President scd his wife to so grossly in
sult Mrs Cleveland es to call forth a pro
test from every decent journal In the
country and cause the manasing editor cf
the paper to deny any responsibility In
the matter It Is not expected that a
creature who Is so blinded by partUaa
ship as to insult a soman would lock at
any political question fairly Bat If
the editor of the Tribune could
do bo for one moment he would
know that there ib no dispute es to the
right of negroes to vote in Texas or any
where else that there Is no dlrpato as
to their right to have their votes counted
The fact Is they are all allowed to vote
and their votes are all counted as cast
The only dispute Is between those who
continually traduce Texas and the south
and persistently He about them and those
who hurl their falsehoods back upon
them 01 the former class the editor cf
the Tribune and his special pet Senator
Spooncr are two illustrious exitnples
The Tribuned threat of war coming
from a brave man would be silly from
the cowardly insnlter cf a woman It Is
contemptible
ABUUr PEOPLE
Evangelist Moody will spend the winter
in California
I Ross Nichols and famlv of St Paul
are registered at tn Ebbitt Hocse Wash
ington
Mrs Ltnptry will sail for New York en
the Gnlon Lice steamer Alaska which
leaves Liverpool on the 29ta last
It is S3 id that the fourth tnoussnd edi
tion of James Whitcomb Rileys late
volume of posmr Afterwhiles bss juat
bceu printed
The public life of his royal highness
the Prince of Wales Is soon to be pub
lished But it s not th < public lifo of the
Prince of Wales that wuld command the
most readers
George W Childs has an extremely
rare and valuaDle collection cf main
script One of the mon interesting is
that of Edgvr Allen PosV Tne Murder
ia the Rue Morgue
Raaell Emod aged c atyelght the
oldest j urEsiist In Maine founder nf tae
Kenntbec Juara l president of tho Ken
nebec Savings Bank aad fortnirly owner
of tho Mslse Farmer died recently at
Augasta Me
Prince Eugene youagest son of the King
of Swden Is radical and believes la s
n publican form of government He has
jast withdrawn fnra the Free Mssois be
cause ho ttliks that order ia Ssandlavis
is loo conservative
Mr Isidor Hiuscr cf Philadelphia has
ia hi3 possession a notable violin made
bv Aatonlas Stradivarius at Cremona in
1710 Is was bequeathed to him by hi3
brother Miski Hsnser the eminent vlo
linis whose dsathoccurred soma months
ago Tne instrument e well known In
Europe as Hius rs Stradlvarlu and
his been pronounced genuine In all its
pirts by such fxjerts as Hart of London
Lircoea of V cans and Welcaold cf
Dresden It Is powerful brilliant and
mellow In tone and of wellbalanced
strength in all tbe strings
George E llota fisi arrangement with
the publiaher of Ramola was for no
less a sum it is ceid tttan 10CCO gnlceas
As thit is s 3 very Urge s fluro he
sild I must run it iferouch fifteen nam
bers of the Cornnill No she said
It must finish in twelve numbers or the
artistic effect of the story will be lost I
quite understand tae stcessitlts for its
prolongation from a camnnercUl point cf
view so w will ssy 7000 eaineas in
stead of 10000 And 7000 guineas were
accordingy paid for the copyright
Three thousand guineas seem a large sum
to give up f jr an artistic scruple cr even
a grain but she did it
lis Might bo President
Atlanta Constitution
Slap the boy over
One man to another pointing to a
ragged little fellow who had obstructed
I never slsp an Ameiican boy wssithe
reply for I should never be certain that
I wax not slsnpine tho fsee of the future
President of the United States
Theres a htap of republican philoso
phy in that From tbe log cabin and the
hu come tbe great men of this country
Who wonld have locked for the imperial
Ciay it the miilboy uf the elashes or the
great Lincoln In the ungainly railsplitter
or for Preeident Johnson la tnc unlettered
vegabond
The American Presidency comes most
surely to men who do not seek it No
man since Andrew Jackson has found
the Presidency through seeking Clay
Webster Casp Hendricks Chase Sew
ard Pendleton Blaine Sherman are but
milestones la the long Hat of rren who
1 dtvotine tneir whole live lo the capture
of
this high cflke missed it at last Polk
Harrison Lincoln Grant Hayes Gir
ncld Arthur are among these to whom it
came unsought
But tne miracle of Amerlcm politics
has been and will be this Waen Gir
fleld died be did not know there wa < such
4 men living as the Democrat wao
succeeded him And his successor
Citvelaad wts not an accident struck out
of the heat of tbe convention but fc S
long year before the convention he n
tbe deliberate end admitted choice o bs
party the loglcilsndsaccessfal nomiSfe
And yet when Garfield tbe man whote
term he succeeded died Cleveland wbTh
the quiet and unknown mtyor of a smtll
inland city and not even his name bad
ever been heard by Garfield
Never strike an American boy or the
mayor of a small inland town tor yon
may be striking the future President of
this great republic
Mary Hid a Llito Lamb
Chicago Herald
Mary who had a little lamb with
fleece as white as snow Is not a poetical
myth as many have supposed Mary
was a real little girl and the Iamb that
took so lively an interest in public edu
cation was a real little lamb Mary is
now Mrs Mary E Tyierand she is living
it Somervillr Mass at the age of
eightytwo The limb has slumbered in
Its silent grave for miny years but the
Incident cf school dys has oeen em
balmed In versa which will live when
taxed wool mla reams are forgotten
Bonda la Kenomlnatloa
Chicago Herald
Sunucl J Rsndsil recovering from the
serious illness which befell him ia the
last days of tbe Mills bill in the House
has been renominated in tbe Third Penn
sylvania district A strip cf Philadelphia
Tcls district is a Republican gerrymander
tor Rindalls benefit No candidate was
named against him In 1886 althougn
there were 0000 Republican votes there in
1884 Inasmuch as a Republican would
doubtless come ia if Randall should go
on western reformers need not mourn
over Rindalls continued escape from ob
scurlty
They need not mourn toe because
aside from his record as an agent of high
tinff Mr Rindill his been singularly
free of corruption Tae ordinary prac
tices of high tariff attorneys cannot be
traced to him Us probity is on a line
with a reformers He has needed only
an honest environment to make him a
first citizen and perhap3 no man ia
human history has in fact had the control
of sums of money so large As almoner
of the United States Treasury the richest
strong box in tbe world he his shown a
stoical disregard of personal Interest for
waich posterity will forever admire him
The disastrous prodigalities ot the pres
ent session have doubtless sprung out of
his absence from his accustomed post of
chief fiscal adviser
Anderson
Correspondence ot tbe Gazette
Anderson Tex Ost 2 Judge Klt
trell had court opened Monday morning
and impaneled the grand end petit juries
Jndge Kittrell pave as his charge the R3
vlsed Statutes of Texas as the law to
govern them County Attorney J H
Teigue Is assisting the grand jary
Last Saturday night as the Misses Bur
netis were returning home from church
their horses were grabbed by negro
man when the girls strnck their horses
and got sway Mr McG nty recognized
the part7
Tne first two weeks of court will be
teken up in civil business and the next
two weeks in criminal cases
GIRD I EOS A REPUBLICAN
Ihe FtBr cf Violence Usd Kothlrc to
do
with a ittpublicsn 8t > e Ticket
Ttleb Tex Oct 216SS
To the Gazette
In the issue of The Gazette of the
30th ult there appeared an article pur
porting to d ecnss the motives of the Re
publicans of this state for not putting
out a slate ticsst The negro Is In this
pote as io others the old guard of the
It publican party As he is always found
la the thickest of the fight it is out
natural that he should inspiro the most
cirdlal hatred on tho pun of the enemy
when the battle has not ended entirely
satisfactorily to tho latter His position
is a unique one II s leaders get the
credit for all the good end he gets credit
for ell the bad deeds done
In your eageruers to show the bad
motives of tbe negro Republicans cf
Ttxis you committed the error cf attrio
uting to tbe negro Republicans cf
Tcxae a greater amount cf political
forethought than they really possess
The first sentence in your article reads
tbus The negro Rjpub leans cf Texts
wtre opposed to putting out a etate ticket
lu order tnst tbe north might be deceived
into believiDC the failure to name a ticket
was due to fear of personal violence
The above supposes a process cf
political reasoning never exhibited
by the average negro Aad I am sure
that under other z rcuaistaaces you never
would have attributed oo much in sight
to him Heretofore the negro has bten
regarded as an ignorant tool a mere ms
ciine in the hands ot other men Us
machine become this sentient all at orce
Who were the mes prominent men In the
ls o convention that were opposed to any
nomination Mr Cuney and Dr Cochran
Wha5 v > ere their motives Supposing
tbat it was their desire to
deceive tho north into believing
that a failure to name a ticket was due to
fear of personal violence is it fair to
attribute seen motives to tae negro Rs
publlcsnsof Texw Tne expression ot
caurs includes us all Dr Cochran it
is said did not want a ticket because a
hiare to put out c ticket in this state
wonld g ia 25000 votes for Rapablicans
Jnst how this was to be effected I do not
pretend to knew Mr Cuney stated in
he convention that it was not hiB inten
tion to defame the reputation ot his na
tive state
The convention held at Gslwstsn
passed resolutions condemning certain
outrages and expressing a fear that It a
ticket were put out it would cause similar
outrages In different parts of tbe
stats Did these resolutions express the
sestimcDts cf all the negro Republicans
o Texas
Were they passed in the state cenven
tlorWe
We thick not
The great error made by the writer of
the article in question is tbls From the
Imagined motives of a < e w he determines
the political sentiments Qf the many
From all that has been said it would
appear that ia the convention the negroes
were allied almost unanimously against
the whites the latter of whom desired a
Vlte lre
To asfcior AylSrs Sarsaparilla if JQri
nro 111
nil cfc Bloodpurilier v e
certalfAa u jeliablo remedjJMTor
only
pimples bIotctMsprpd all otliefflamip
tions of the sjdh j iaa altej jp
Ajiegs Sai gHiTa
after nearly hfilf a century la
uuiven3rjj cleii tolfetlie best ever
discovera j jjosreeafeto the taste
d and bein ig jj conccSrated only
imall doseSaiS neajid
> rt old Tffily ers yV rs Jrary C
does of Rc kpott > c tafterfortvvearS
flftpr in tlie b lood
Sorsnirenn fgjm iAifmor
Pgifestiiiir ifaejf inl rysipelas and oth
ftStressing fetJjtftwon the skin at
lastEfcan tbe useofcA6es Sarsaparilla
and aatetakins War bttWes she is now
she sajs < 5j9jS ootiytfmTtiir as ever
T araerSTcDonald at Soley sr
CliarlesfctfnV 5J s suffered greatly
frora goils an < pviEarbuiicIe < vArid for
neaijyjpttvo montli3ivas unable to work
A dndst adviseShim to take Avers
Sarstunrilla afterjnsing two bottles of
wlncjho was entirely cured Ho has
remainMfam goftdvnealth ever since
Ayer Sarsaparilla
Prepared by T r J C Aver Co Lowell Mass
BoUbyallDrugguts Pricelni bottle3
ticket Is it any wonder tbat the nearo
opposed a tiskei
We can explain his actloni without
calling into question his fear of personal
violence or without attributing to him a
degree of political strvagra tsat he has
never ex ibited He knew that if a ticket
were put out there was no earthly chance
for it to win He knew that if it won It
would not materially benefit him and if
it were defeated it would in one sense bt a
double defeat for him while he hta
failed to benefit his socalled friend he
would have aroused anew the political
hatred of those whom he calls his ene
mies
I do net suppose It will be stld that an
eanhly political campaign csn be con
ducted witnon a maaltcstatiia of politi
cal hatred Ha knew th he would be
marshalled against tht class of men with
whom he llv s and has his being and
whom he daily looks for subsistence hi
tbe strugale for existence He knew that
Govrnor Rasa though a Demccra hss
done as mnci f jr the negro as a Rpubli
caa Governor would nave done Ho knew
tbat If any federal patronage
was to be received in colsc
qjence of a canvass sulci patron
age would be shared almost ixu veiy
axong white men What theD had thS
negro to gala by a ticks Panic are too
ULequilly divided for him to be tf real
benefit to either cf them or either ot
them to be of benefit to him The Demo
crats did not want him bectuae they
kaew they could win without him Tne
white Republicans knetr that they could
not win with hlro and the Non
partisans fusionltf mongrels or what
ever you may call them desire above all
things a ticket immaculately white
Hence there was no likelihood of ai > y of
them giving him representation on the
ticket I ws opposed to the Idea of put
ting out a ticket not because I hid any
fear of personal violence or because
I wanted tho north to be benefited bv the
failure to do so but because I kcew there
was nothing on earth to be gained by the
men who would be expected to
lead the charge sgairst the Dem
ocratic phalanx cf 150000 majority
Ioppoted it because I knew the ticket
could not wis and because I could not
see the expediency of a campaign that had
not a hope of victory I believe that a
majority of negroes are cf the same
opinion Their action In refusing to put
out a ticket was as usual misinterpreted
by the northern Dress Probably their
actions may have been turned lo question
able account by professional paliticlacs
It there U any doubt as to the
motives cf the negro Republicans
cf Texas in not putting
out a ticke they should be given tae ben
efit cf the doubt
Tne northern press hss simply manu
factured a text and from It the Texas
press without ivestlgtine wlihcut
doubting without denying its correct
ness has picusly and Zealously preached
from it to the evident delight of the north
I am in a Democratic stroigaold but I
feel as free to speak and vote my senti
ments as I would feel in any part of the
world
If It is known taat any mar white or
black R publican or Democtat his tried
to dtfame the reputation aad to Injure
the material prosperity cf Tcsss let that
man be held up to ridicule Let him
alone bear the penalty of his act But do
not attempt to condemn the many on tc
count of the actions cf the few
W A PZETE
i STKIKS THREATENED
Dcmauds at Chiciio S ra t Oar Osndno
tors and ilrlvars
Chicago III Oct 3 Tho North
Side street car conductors and d ivers
deelded at i occck this morning to go
oat on a strike next Saturday morni
The vote by waich tho strike wis declo >
upon was 400 to 7 The grievances orihe
men are two fold Tjey oppose vthe
set car system and demand an increase
of wages By the set cat system ls
meant the schedule on the timetable D
whicn ihe men claim to bs rctually on
dutortbIrteen hours while they are paid
for twelve hours work Tne hours of
work under it are changed daily so that
they nave no regular time for sleeping or
eating and their health is consequently
impaired They demand 27 cents a hour
and an agreement tbat they shall not be
compelled to work more than ten hours
nor less tain fight h urs per day The
conductors drivers and gripmen em
ployed on the North Side lines number
about 700 Netrly 1100 are employed on
tae West Side lines Over twotalrds of
the citys population is dependent upon
tbee two systems for transportation irom
their homes
A Tycmia Klif Henelf and Two Children
Blue Sikings Nkb Ost 3 Mrs
Lulu Poffenberger wife of George Pof
fenberger who was in Beatrice attending
conr killed her two children and then
herself Monday night Neighbors found
the woman dead on the door of her bed
room yesterday with a bullet wouDd in
her breast Her two children aged 4 and
1 were in bed with a cord tied tightly
around their necks showing that they
hid been strangled The woman left a
note saying she felt herself going crszy
Her hnsaand had always been kind
Killed by Lightning
Evansvillb Ind Ost 3 Jonathan
Oaborn and Caspar Horsiccter two farm
ers of this county whllo seeking shelter
under some trees Irom rain were struck
by lightning and killed
CLASSIFIED ADFEHTISESESW
AU perton seeking czipleyncltt cs laborers et
ten cms who czr nit afiorti to pay nay orfrf
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columt fen tttuctions Jree P
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To iMOpmrort VTerth property
MONEY
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dojVlj bJotES N wton II Lasslter V 1
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lies B E4rstf5briCo corner of rroal
3d It s 8rHftrt stFnrt Worth
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and twavjjtrVWaudcan
fnralah partles any llnd of
j afcik ihey wish In the horse
market
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HATCHER WOODS A COPPINGEB
Horse Dealer
WtSJFPvX 1 as Korttand and type
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Mares We have In pastnreJskteV Horea
900
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n kerelij > nidl to v d wages paid
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calnery and located la Qne B Mst wheat
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brul es sirect
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and = elWpr lestt moi > > ana on easiest t SSy7
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orders for firMg repairing left at
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waid e 303 Houston street
promptatta tlon
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at DaluitvatTJ I
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flcetSlanslon hotel Fort WixctSXZJ
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AUjttjttWifad Counielors at Law
instate and faieral courts Olk ioyYBuni
Ins corner Mala and e S WTJttec tg
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JLLmtxgrrtTis Ipjojoijjjjjjjj
talanii and commercial lui ami > gly <
asaMwS
Call write or telophonfJariil inoiio appoint
meats in order to baygftiaaTesorvod for yoa
bomb office very cheap
No 2315
cembtr 1 1
SPECIAL NOTICES
Citation 07 Publication
TljTH STATE OK TESA5
e llf or any OonsjanJloos
To tho She TrfiTarrant
county rtcttng v
Oath thereforhaving been kdo asStculroi
by law you ar heijDy eoiamandtiObat by
ma lng publicationot ihl < cltiilnj < n some
newspaper pnbilthcil lnw iate conaiBrouce a
week lor four err sccutlve WfeMyrevlous io
the re urn day hereof you sa KoftG W Cox
and S Cox defendan e tT bo Jtr app ar be
fore the County court o be ht ljen lu a d for
tbe aforesaid oounti of TarraLlftat thecouit
ho Be thtrecf in city F rJ Wortaon tho
first Jionday in N veinber IgeS ti riand th je
to answer th pc iton of tegaly tln Brown
Company plalnillf filtl afftt > nttod the
rlBday of epipmbe lfSl alJ ntfmbsred on
tbe dotSBt of asld cou t iilJSlstlnst thisald
t W Oix and Cov IxiC piiinrs In trada
nKCcr Ltv 5 nam o Cox I a alleging In
snVjtanc > i9 follows cft R
AgoiiuntrQr gcols war3 pul rnorchaniiso
BolilToid ddUored by tho pJUJjtff n ths de
fon tfillgat their ipcixlnta iieo and > cnue6t
ardairrottEllBgin trairiigr gafe io theRumoc
c ts of ult js
HcrctrVlail Djit
b fore aald cArt
thefconiSi wfng hi
avlnca balanoo
lor its debt wllh
c annum fiom De
ecjfif con r ct aad for
55r iiit
nffijon then and there
wilt wllh 5 our return
on nave executed tne
sam s fx
Issued taiiSSlh dayttT ptembo
JrVVItuefS1 TJvo
rbWAxxE
ClpHc of ttjepounty Court of Tarra t County
Given nnrjajpi my band and the seal of said
conrtat ofllcostSila the 23th day of September
Attest J Jxo F Swavne
Clerk Kta ity CoiriT rra t County
tlfeJ J Nunnally Deputy
A I 1S8
A IUYEUt XrEiliiISUE
Ho Plndl Tlircn Detd Mea la tho Steamer
City cr Oncster dauu ja iho Wotcri ot
Gulden Gate
San Francisco Cal Sept 3 Re
cently tee Picric CoiBt Stsn3hip Com
pm7 employed Viet r Htnaton a pro
fessional diver at S150 per day to go
down and examine the machinery ol the
s earner City of Caester waich was sunk
in the waters of the Galdn Gate last
August by a collision with the Oceanic
The diver located tae vessel in fifty
fa rnras of water cat in two cs If by an
immense sa Wnlle looking into the
steerage the first thin that met his eyes
wa the form ot a mm standirg with a
distorted ce and hia tongue hanging
from his mouth Tm body was swollen
to twice Its natural sizj Gimg s little
farther aft he saw another victim ot thst
wreck on his knees grasping a third man
around the waist Tne diver returned to
the surface and reported his discoveries
to tho cfHors but nothing could induce
him to return to the wreck
j All Um Ktwi
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