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Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03
A Sad Case.

Ayoumg lady, Miss Sophia Gunderson,
over whose head nineteen summers have
passed, came down from her home. eight
miles north of this place, Saturday last
and lodged a complaint of seduction
against Som III. Berg, a store keeper at
Ottawa. The girl is prepossessing,
thoughinavery ''interesting'' condition,
and our local court worshipers began to
congratulate themselves on rich develop
ments as the case proceeded. However,,
they were disappointed, for the defend
ant promptly agreed to pay the price set
Ivy the ilate father upon his daughters
ruin, namely, $500.
1t seems that Berg had been keeping
company for some time with the young
lady, and accomplished her downfall
through promises Of marriage, and now
goes back Oh his plight, alleging us his
reason that the girls character istainted.
Cases of this same nature are too pain
fully numerous in this great home of the
free, and it always makes us slludtler
with shame at the laxity Of. our laws
every time we hear of u seducer, upon
whom guilt can he fastened, getting off
free. It's a poor law that will deprive
a community of justice because the par
ties directly injured can find solace i'm a
greenback salve, and thus allow a high
crime against decency and morality to
go unpmished.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03
Meeting of School Boards.

In response to call issued several
weeksago by Superintendent I. +. Kerr,
a goodly representation of the township
school boards throughout the county as,
sembled at his office, in this place, todis-
cuss educational matters, Tuesday
Helena was the only township in Griggs
county not represented.
The first subject considered was that
of introducing text books. After look
ing over the samples of several publish
ers, and considering the merits of each
work, it was finally decided unanimous
ly to use Appleton s readers, arithmetics,
biographies and copy books.
They next weighed the advisability of
allowing school officers remuneration for
actual time spent in the cause of good
schools. On this question there were
differences of opinion, but So per day
was finally considered about proper per
diem. The assembled officials discussed
numerous topics concerning schools, and
every man there felt better for the free
Interchange of opinions regarding their
duties and the best methods to meet the
requirements Of their respective town
ships.
Before closing their meeting they in
formally resolved to do all in their power
to have school tax levied this fall, which
will he the first tax of that kind in Griggs
county,
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03

Capt. Webb, the famous swimmer,
lost his life last week in a fOolllardy at
tempt to swim the whirlpool rapids in
the Niagara river.
Numerous patrons who subscribed
for a six months term of the Courier are
that upon expiration of their
time the paper will be stopped unless
we have orders to the other effect.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03

BHarvesters can find the best glove
madeby calling for Lippitt, Leak 4 Co.'S
genuine California buckskin.
9TWall Paper and House Lining for
sale at Whidden Bros
e1I have large quantity Of lime for
sale. s. A. WOOD, Willow, ID. \.
tT"Casady" Sulkysat Holiday Bros.
Campbell e. Sabin make loans OF
FINAL PROOF. ~
9Y-Ladies' and Gents fine dress shoes
in great array at Odegard q ThOmpsOn's.
Call and inspect.
Best brand of canned goods just open
ing at Whidden Bros.
a. Chew and smoke the celebrated
'sGolden Seal' tobacco for rsaleby Wild
den Bros.
remain at the old stand where he will Nr
pleased to see his old customers. ~
Raw and boiled Linseed Oil a,
at Odegard & Thompson's.
~Have you found out who Lippitt.
Leak & Co. are?
4! STA few Baby Carriages for sale at
Whidden Bros
BLook out for a car load Of salt at
Odegard & Thompson's.
Anything in the line of Farm Ma
hinery at Buchheit Bros
GYThat Vermont Maple Syrup at
Odegard Il ThompsOn's is fine.
e8rEyerybody buys those juicy Lemons
from Whidden Bros.
Oxen bought and sold at Odegar,'
& Thompson's.
eYTThe Bank of Cooperstown is offer
ing some No. Land in the immediate
vicinity of Cooperstown at big bargains.
eyHolliday Bros. have the finest linl.
Of Machinery handled by any one firm il
the golden Northwest.
az Soda Water and Ice Cream at Ode
gard & Thompson's.
New Stage Line.
We are running a tirst-class covered
stage between Cooperst0wn and tl!t
track, and invite the public to ride wills
us. if comfort and speed are desired.
DAVIS T. Co.
Good Span Of Horses,
In good flesh and weight ng 1900, fn,
sale. Enquire at this office. 3D.
Celebrated Fargo Flour.
A car load just received at Odegard Z.
ThOmpsOn's.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03
Secretary's Report.

Moneys received from collections dur
ing the month of July for the purchase
of new books and other incidental ex-
penses Of the Cooperstown Church Union
are as follows.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03

6TCasady Sulkies at Holiday Bros.
eY- Money to loan on chattels by
jacobson & Serumgard. Is
Threshers, if you want harvest
gloves, enquire for Lippitt, Leak & Cos.
California Buck.
sYSalt for sale by the barrell at Whid-
den Bros. and one car load in transit
will be sold low at depot on arrival.
1I am now prepared to furnish money
on final proofs at the most reasonable
rates obtaillable. WM. GLASS, Attorney
and Loan Agent. 25
EYrCall and see the celebrated House
hold Sewing Machines at Buchheit Bros
eH-On arrival of the cars Whidden
Bros. will offer a car load of Flour at
lower rates than any ever sold in Coop
erstown, quality considered.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03
New Stage Line.

New Stage Line.
We are running tirst-class covered
stage between Cooperstown and tlt.
track, and invite the public to ride wits
us, if comfort and speed are desired.
DAVIS & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

The colored Baptists of Texas have
1l2 ordained ministers, and member
ship of Gl,1SS.
Under the apportIonment of the
school money just made, McLcnuon
county gets SIS 500 and the city Of
Waco So, III.
ri paso Heruld Tho III Paso or
Mission grape, the delicious, unap-
proachnbie fruit, which has given this
city II worldwide reputation, made
its appearance OIL our streeis tie past
week
The Galveston Print says: "rhe
. old Texas veterans are rapidly passing
away. mud few more annual gather
ings will constitute their last meeting
this side of eternity. Texas owes them
debt of gratitude which u can never
pay"
san Antonio Li0ht; Mrs barnes,
| of this city, has received information
| TINT her son, John II. Baylor, aged
| nineteen years was murdered by
| Mexicaus at Clifton, In the Arizona
! Territory. No details Of the killing
ARE furnished The deceased was II
regular San Antonio boy, Of fine phys
iuue and of u daring spirit. lie has
] ll'ti NINllt IliS illbllltl lil " llNil'''i VI
years, but this sad news has well nigh
broken her heart.
Sherman Courier: Mr. Boone, who
lives eight miles cnst Of Ladonia, has
eight acres planted in worm-proof cot
ton. The cotton has leaf somewhat
resembling the weeping willow 1T h
SO narrow and long that IT turns in
7 every direction, admitting the sun TO
shine on all parts of II 80 that all the
eggs deposited on the leaf are killed by
the sun. Tho bolls have five eompart-
ments instead of four, ana arc said to
yield n larger product than amy Other
cotton.
San Antonio Light' Sepcritn Mar
tina Morales. nj the residence of Mr. j
Morales, on Laredo street, is'ouc hun
drei and four years of age and has
never been more than fifteen mile
out Of the city. She was living on
Dolorosa street when the Alamo wai
taken, and Rays she has seen Mair
| plazn three feet under water Ia til,
year 1872 For the last twenty-five,
: years she has not been out OF the yard
only when going to church, and uuti
7 the last ten days she has enjoyed per
= feet health, lint ut the present. time l.
/ III and confined to her bed,
, Waco Examiner; Telephone con
nection between Dallas, via llillsbor
and other points intervening, Ia nov
: an assured inct. MIR Sanger yestcrda.
, forwarded by registered mail 10 DnIh
the contract duly signed guarantee elm
gross receipts of the Waco office y
800 per month, This is low est
, mate 10 place on the business tina
+. should h done between this point an,
, Dallas, including the in,ermediat
towns. The line will, we underslan
9 he put in operation nj an carly day AN
1 business inuugnrated, The Runrantt
!, given covers II space Of two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

into operation. The following are the
officers aud directors:
u. II. 1kard, president; w. X, Cur
It's, vic,-presideut; J. w. +. Gray,
cashier Director: w -. lizard,
W. u. Wofsham, A. +. Belchcr, G. w.
Easley \. j. Atkinson, T.. II. Ikard,
W. Il. Curtis, j. w. +. Gray. with
the above list OF leading stockmen Of
Western Texas, we are sure that thi.
viii not be u weak institution and will
add much 10 the prosperity Of the
town.
This being district court week the
town Is filed with people. but rs yet
nothing has iranspired In court Of
special notice, but during the term
several very important cases will be
tried. Among the leading lawyers Of
the county we notice Messrs. Thur
man, Ball, MCMILLAN, Sparkman and
Donaldson.
j. +. Evans, president Of the North
Texas female college ut Sherman, II
doing the city.
Lieut.. II. l.. Ripley passed through
the city to-day en- route for Fort Sill.
Mrs. a. &. Swinburn and little girl
/ arrived home from few days visit
among friends and relatives IN Mexia.
National arrivals: w b Stickncy,
city; A. j. Ball, Wcatbcrford; Tom At
( kinson, Jacksboro; J II Omahundro,
/ Sherman; s L Singleton, Marshall;
| @ V Hughes. Dallas; John Donaldson,
Fort Worth; Ben & Wcalherford, Hen
rs; j II Mcmillan, SAN Hitson, Fort;
Lieut. II !. Siblcv, Fort Sill, ! +; j. i
81 Clair, Fort Worth; Il Alexander,
st Louis; + u Sherwood, Gainesville;
VIM Mcdowell, Wellington, Kansas
+ w Ball Gainesville; q II Seward
independence. Texas; w w Davis
Buffalo; j w Davis. Bowie, Texas; i
G. Spnrkmau, Decatur, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
The school MIDDLE.

Rather an undignified name for a
matter Of 80 much interest and impor-
lance, but the condition In which the
school Interests are found justillcs the
nomenclature. Yesterday morning
Mr.. JoHN NICHOLS handed In bis re.
signation, and out OF the thirteen or
fourteen persons appointed by the
council, only three remain, viz: X. NJ.
NASIANDT, e. u. DAGUErr. Jr., and
NJ. NJ. G.. CLARK, leaving the board
still without a quorum. What the
outcome Of the unfortunate difficulty
wi be, Is beyond the power ofhuman
ken totell No one enjoys coming into
the board To find II torn and disturbed
by factious opposition to progress,
and manipulated and directed for per-
sonal prefermcnt Of individuals. That
the entire trouble has been brought
about by desire TO forward he inter
est Of favorites cannot be successfully
contrnyerted. Trustees have been ap-
pointed, and removed, and resigned
until II Is difficult 10 remember who
are the present appointees.
The ynscillnting course pursued
Is calculated to inspire
the public with the idea that the au.
thoritics are either Mt loss what 10 do
or have some motive for their action
The GAZETTE would be the last t.
nscribc improper motives to the powers
that he, but fails to gee why 1t Is TINT
board Of trustees appointed ut one
meeting OF The council should be ig
nored ut the nsxt and their place,
filed by other and different men. j
Mcssrs. PEAKE, WILSON, ALEXANDER
and Reilly were good men for the
place last week, why are they no
good men this week? Clearly there i
some Interior motive governing ant
influencing the council TO the cours'
they have pursued. BE this AZ it may
their conduct will prove detrimental
| TO the school interests OF the city, AM
some positive aud decisive position
should be maintained and ptlfsue'
without deviation, and the question
settled beyond question orcontroversS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

TnE Chicago Times snys that in the
years when business was booming,
and the fields were rich with harvests,
Mr. joins SHERMAN used regularly to
mount the stump in Ohio and de-
mnnd why there should hc change
In the administration that had secured
these blessings for the people Mr..
SHERMAN ia Il solemn visnged orator
with no more sense of hunor than
lies In tnble Of tariff figures. He
was not joking and hosaw no absurd
ily IN this assumption Of supernatural
power by political agency, Ministers
OF the gospel who were In the habit of
nttrihuting tho abundant harvests to
the bounty OF II bencicent providence
were moi wroth with Mr.. SHERMAN
for lis substitution OF the omnipo-
tencc OF u party for the divine guard
innship, because they were larg ~ OF
Tint party, and they were willing
that IA lis interest SHERMAN should
bamboozie the Buckeye voters with
| his party providence. He passed all
4 over the state In IN 1877 and in 1875
| prochimlng this new gospel, but neg.
| Letting to explain why II was that
this heneilceni omnipotencc ofa party
! having fun possession of the govern
meut should have permitted tn,
panic of 1873 ard all It's consequent
distress. There Is again a political
canvass In Ohio, and Mr.. sherman l.
about to take the stamp as usual. /
his auditors were inqulsltiye rather
than crodulous, instead Of accepting
his solemn lypocr0clcs as gorpe
truths, they would inquire why, ia,
Republican party having tho cxtnor
binary potency he assigns IT,, 1t yer
mitted the overflow last spring; why
IL allows the extraordinary devnsta
tion Of the elements generally, great,
to the nillction Of the human race
aud why, since in ia keep
Ing Is business success or disaster, /
docs not prevent SO startling n tnilur
IA that OF tho iron mills nt Niles an,
New Philadelphia, failure whicl
wrecks bank and carries alarm int
all the ronmakiug regions OF th
statc2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
NorIcr TO CoSIRlele

YIyIiE Commissioners eai, I'M
", Texas, VIII rccslis'asn ,y N
for The building OF = Sgaenhl
county In the city OF rot unf
10 plans aud speclilcatlVnss, stssl
Wednesday, tho 18th Days A~s /
The plans nnd specilicsl'sSi,se, ma
Will be on file in the oillees~r tuss]
,ounty court on nnd alw WI \
Parties bidding on Iron NJ IN 4
ncrompaiy their propos,.'s.s w. s.'I IA
cations of their piopnse,us ,alalAr|
of material, and mus s.a,sis,isI n
ont of what class OF IN ",ntag
unrts OF the work Il ~ " ~ am
nlnsIo be deposited Win m,sa,l
Court. aud all maioFia, VIA daSsta|
quality rs the saihp'V
work. nfh,|
No pnyment viii be nl'a ., . x
steel work until eompiIs,l,s,,sa'e, 1
tract, 10 bs dotor.ilhsu iy dlpt'
81 the work, mauc u'N
Commissioners Court .,,ttf|
specifications aecomp ,v sSl, d
iron ana steel work nn ;sm q n
suit any particular ,? ~ nerl Il
but In general, afrans., M bldt 4
xi,h mans on nile. Parties a,nlla'
and sione work must ais' ,,s,eilsl
NM ,,,.,n s,oo sn,ni,le OF the l, W. u
pose To use IN eacn ", coFge-res'
material used must
sample furnished ,s,r,nss.l
The work will DO paw, Inn III aua :
the exception of thc lVt W. {.
IN, ,nents will be nll''v,s,nae.ss Y
ma every month on es s, lef
nrchiteci IN CHARGE, IA on,l /
ratained cn each until VIZ
AVA '" ccntnncc OF the Sel~ ,.sa
All wor,, 10 he done ,l, p " r;'
of The architect subject md 10 Z,
W. w., oi, =, ~, t,,ne,,,' courl auS nalid
MISUNDERSTANDING delay ~ ~, ns,i,t
The commissioners ,o vb is s'lllal,
10 have such work ov'', M sshae
NH extra expenses ne ~,
thereby to be paid y, % deg,'
*, an ,,,sso ofsacn wol ~, 10
'1,,i ~, nam amy ations.. a,pr. p
or become due the ee ,',ier silI y,
sum of the con,rae. ii s perfsv'
IN IA contractor le' NM
work 10 be done ~ nv" sid 7
Proposals must 10 ,,,,, I,i'iab sis
clerk by noon OF Aus ior by
endorsed. "pruppsl'iss, mrliss'. >,
county Jail" thy nv o. a n
csiveu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

" the charges OF u Berlin paper
against the quality of American lard
were known 10 bc bascless there
would bc room for considerable lndig.
nation about them. There Is, however,
reason 10 believe there " much adul.
tciation. That the Gcrmansnakc II a
pretcxt for encouraging home produc-
tion is probably true but until Amer
leans quit sending abroad adultera-
tions they cannot Justly complain II
they are Disseminated against The
North GcrmuH GGscUo quotes from q
letter from the American minister the
statement That Gcrmanys pretcnse
that The introduction Of the imporla-
ton OF American pork owing to sani-
tafy reasons Is becoming the thinncs,
veil. The 6dgcite ia reply reproduccs
son an article from u Cincinnati paper,
Which declares that half the lard man
rklciurcd In America consists Of cot.
sbFSeed OIL tallow, clay and water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
The Bang Must 60.
any LangtryJ

The hirsule eXerescSnce which, un-
dcrthc title OF the hang has concealed
the foreheads and distlgured the foces
Of good.lookiug American gills, IL
doomed to prompt banishuent II Mrs.
Lapgtry should continue To- remain
the poientatc Ia the realm of fashion
that she has been. She told New
York reporter The other day thst she
Is wedding down her bang by degrees,
and should very soon have IL down To
nothing. eyes, she added, "bangs
must go.r Youngsladies viii probably
now begin to haul In their torelocks
aud the priests who have iDvcighcd
against the worldly aud sinful bang
will bless Mrs. Langtry for this uhex-
pected assist lncc IN supprtssing H..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
PARKER COUNTY.
A S,o.chmaD Heyisiis His Native Heath
Local Wcntherfurd Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.


of the Gazette.
Woathe ford, August MIR. G. M.
Bowie Of the firm of VIM. Cameron "
Co hos Just returned from trip to The
old home al Fochabers, Scotland. He
went by the way Of ST. Louis and New
York aud thence by the steamer Spnin,
Captain Grace, who was then on his
one hundredth trip to Liverpool;
thence to the worlds capital, London,
where he spent some time viewing the
wonders Of that mighty city. From
thence he ran down to the Isle Of
Wight, which Mr.. Bowie thinks IL the
garden spot Of the world. Thence to
Saint A lbuny, where il TIE Oldest ab-
by in the world, and thence, via Ed
inbureh, Berth and Blair Athol. to
Fochnbers, his old home. which is so
far north that while he was there,
July ! the sun only set for two and
half hours where people go to bed
while the sun is yet high IN he
heavens, and where after
supper they sought the
shade cf the tree from his fierce rays,
which all sounds mighty fanny to
Texas plebeians Mr.. Bowie was ac-
comppuicl by lis family, his wife he
ing II native Texan, aud grund-oaugh-
ter of OLD Uncle Ira Gray, one of
l.. rkcr county most houored citizens.
After IN absence of thee months Mr.
Bowl IL again Mt his post, ready Tor
any amount of business.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued since my last report:
j. i. Hunter ana Miss Mary r..
Campbell.
Jos, phi g. Litirell, and Miss jose
phine d. "a e cy.
j. H. bedford and Miss j.. Il.
Br SEQ.
Mr.. G. w. McGchee is building n
now reside nee on the corner of Church
and Oak streets.
Mr.. II. II, Foot building fire.
wall betw c1n his hardware store and
A j. Strangers book store.
Mr. If. Cohen, clerk in the City
dug store, fell iiom n step-laddei
while busting the shelves day, and
was thought for n while to be seriously
hurt, but soon came around all right
DR.. j. j. Inge OF Pulo Pinto is IL
town on business.
The weather Is and has been for sew.
crnl days past most intensely hot.
! Mr.. J. q. LittrcIl obtained license
< to-day TO marry Miss Joseph u. Lung
ley, and stepping across the hall from
/ the clerks office into Justice Squyres
office, they were made one withou
more ado. Sensible.
Mr. John i. Leach of this count,
was deputiztd by sheriff Tackctt t.
make an arrest. He had occasion II
prosecuting his search 10 visit Min
eral Wells, in Palo Pinto county
and w6s arrested by the town authori
ties for carrying II pistol. He SHOWED
his written deputntioh from the sherill
all to no, purpose. Mr.. Tackott wen
up and testified that lie had appontc'
Mr., Leach in good fifth, but still TIL
modern dispenser Of n new code Of jus
tice 90 would not recent and Lcacl
was fined S25 for doing II thing while
he had n perfect right to do, Gu
people are Justly indignant about ],
and II Will not rcdou d TO the advaf
tugc of the perpetrators of the farce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

TIM Houston post has correct view
of The amendments, and says truth
fully that the defeat Of the amend
ment. .incans nothing more or less
than degradation and possibly death
to the public schools. The appropria-
ton for their support under the pres
eut provision Of the constitution, mod
flied by the reduction of general taxa.
don, would bc mnnfcstly inadequate
to support the pubic schools for more
than three months In the year, This
is precisely what The irreconciliOblcs
want Let the people be wide awake
to this Issue. Let them protect them.
selves and their children. The Dem
ocrut of Texas have pledged them
sclves 10 give n good system of public
schools 60 The state, and we do not be-
lieyc that they Viii go luck on that
| pledge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

TnE statement of tie secretary Of
the treasury for July shows the decrease
ia the y ullIc CATO Jtl e !,
600, 500, a large falling offfrom tleJunc
statement, but considerably larger
innn was anticipated, because Of the
heavy draft upon The treasury for
money for The payment Of pensions.
with the 1851 $50, S55 surplus cash in
the treasury, the debt might have
been still further reduced, but for the
fact that ninety days notice Is required
before bonds can be called and the In
terest cease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

TmE fate Of JAMES CAREY, the in
former against the murdercrs Of
BUBKE aud CAvENDIsu, indicates
that the Invncibles will follow like n
sleutb-hound any one who turns trni-
tor to them. Murdered la the pres
ence Of his family, on board the vessel
on which he had taken passage as an
exile 10 foreign lands, he has puid the
highest penalty for lis double crime,
murder and trnitor. He deserved no
better fate, but the ODoNNEL,
lis executloncr, Is himself n murderer,
aud should be punished for his crime.
The government Of England should
cause his arrest aud he should bc pun
ished else II viii be held in the esii-
nation Of oil honest and lair-mindcd
men ns couniving IN his crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
BRANCH OFFICES.

Sc rns tuvIso PuBtisnts0 Con 'ArY
b0ps esf,Jh.bed Htouch DGices for tW
s,po,,slancs md ne reoetpf NJ entertainments
a,.a slDsoyt pfi0ns, md Whcrs dte' NJ ne .p,h.
pnnv's Publications may ntOdDs Dc J9une, ~
NAN AnTopro-No. go poiorosn, Hrcet,
JsnomE HARRIS Nan00er. CBAy. SbAbAUoH
Assistant. q.
AusTfr--C Corner dpcnps and Uots Dfrc
sfIesk, e. CHRISTOPHER Manager,
fof,oHADo Cirr----IcD cUHD, Manager.
WAco--J. u. STREET Manager.
WICHITA EALIN-1S NJ. it0Mfx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

srepAe wages Is 10 shorten the supply.
All Kinds Of labor enter our ports duty
free, aud are met by The manufactures
with open arms, aud Is 1T once
placcd in competition with American
laLor The only reasonabIe way to
protect American labor Is TO place q
tariff on the Immigrant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

NEw ORLEANS has now u deeper
harbor than New York. The White
Star and Gulon lines dare not load
their vessels above twenty.slS feet
while the French line stops at twenty.
four. At New Orleans vessels draw.
ing twenty.siS feet Of water have no
difficulty or delay IN getting 10 sea.