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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

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Correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
MESQUITE, Ten, March Isl. H.
Mercer, the accommodating agent of the
Texas & Pacific railway at this place,
leaves to-day to be absent for Il week.
lie goes to Terrell and Johnson's Point,
Rnmor has 1t that when he returns he will
be accompanied by one of kaufman
county's fairest daughters.
The citizens of this place, and farmers
In The vicinity, are circulating paper
strongly condemning the action taken by
the Merchants exchange of Dallas in re.
gard to the strike, boycott, etc. 1t is be-
ing extensively signed.
our town is on u regular boom. Three
new houses are going up now, and others
are preparing TO build. Our public school.
under tae management of Prof. Minter,
assisted by Miss Ward, is ia flourishing
condition, the average attendance being
seventy-fVe.
Key X. G. Buckner. financial agent of
the Buckner Orphan home. preached an
excellent sermon in the Baptist church
at this place last night. He is raising
FUNDS for the benefit Of his institution.
Our people gave him liberal contribu-
ton.
The political pot has commenced TO
Doll Candidates for tiedifferent county
Offices are coming to thu front. The com.
ing campaign promises to be an interest.
Ing and exciting one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
THE BuCRNER ORPHAN HOME.
IN Institution wor,hy OF Aid from Every
Town in Texas.

IN Institution worthy of Aid from Every
Town in Texas.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
loNGvIEw, Tx, March lG.--Dr, T..
l., Scruggs is travelling through this por.
ton OF the state in the interest OF the
Buckuer Orphans home. This iustitu-
ton Is located near Scyene, seyep miles
east OF Dallas, and IL, in sense, a local
institution, As nothing seems to be
generally known as regards its condition,
plans or aims, Tns GAZETTE correspond
ent, thinking 1t OF far more than
common interest, Interviewed the
doctor as 10 It's condition, management
and needs
llealthily aud beautifully located half.
mile north OF Seyene, over seventy or
phans, children OF the Impoverished In
various parts OF the state from Laredo
aud ~ Paso 70 reXarkana, lind home, In
nlmpSt he tnIpst sense OF the word,
WHIP tts watts Three hundred acres of
fflehss blacs, eAKy land belong 70 the
home, In the orchards, gardens and farm
ttwltgch, aud al the Mood-plle aud barn
and Shops due boys, who mostly range Ia
age Ron six 10 ten years, are Taught by
preeepb aNnmple ami practice Toe va.
A4t"t ntNthrN "a t@ieA MNtAo ANt lltN4t Hitl>t
IN ayes ranging quite the same,
are given daily ,fptacrcl lessons
N those things whlcn are too often
neglected by those who haYe living
mothers -coinpli,cd III, liz one hor&.
housekeeping, Finest seventy Sou1i
childIeag.ttn sel,a0l few yafas froM
the home andeVoder It's management, aud.
90 SupdaYs nioct -. q Sabhatt6 School
and 70 hear pnAehing, Willie 40 at.
tempts are ma,ie TO bias the MUD toward
auy pattculsr DENOMINATION, most
walchinl care Is maintained, ehdeavor
j. had that each little opo be ihoronshty
luhncd vita tbDsa molal and religious
trnghs THAI make foundation upon
WHICH VIII DC talsed n human being who
viii not be aatio swerye from the right.
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Wanted atIadon,a.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, March l9.-The following
Is telephone received tiy Marshal Hmm
from tue officers at LaA;,aia this eyening
apout O'Clock 'LotS out for two dark
IRON gray horses and p,r. red roam abnut
sixteen hands high. U5e OF the grays l.
branded / on the left boulder and has a
sihall sink under the right hip-bone. The
gray stallion Is about tour and the roam
ABOUT SIX years old. one OF the men had
on req PAR OF leggin~. One OF them "a
hVe ieet high, black hair and ewes aud
one-fourth Indian, twpnty-one wears old
weigss 40 pounds. The other mas ugbi
halr, fair skin, blue eyes, light mons.
tachei Is i've and one-half feet bj,,h
weighs 100 pounds, and is TWENTY-FIVE
years DID, w
In less than half an hour after Marsba,
iait received this message he had th,.
men arrested Mr.. Hunt saws M bas
zen "a the DnSiness long time, but ne
uefer saw mote complete dcscriptIon
s,Neu o. q mao and horses before. Tbey
S,S1Ns 'neir names as I. S. Sheldon and
NJ siolden. They We're asked by n
uAHkFlk reporter where they were going.
anu an wered that they had no place 10
view, Out were only hunting for work Of
soine Aihd 10 do. They also stated thar
ney ieH Ladonla last night about no
clock They both claimed to have
W1rked at liyler's saw mill in Rcd RIVER
county last summer Officials from
La'ionia VIII be after them to.morrow
As 70 what they were arrested fer eonId
hot oe learned, but I. was supposed IA he
ior horse stealing -
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Fighting for The connty-seat.

W 70 0ITV VII tEVf
SAN ANroNIo, TEX, March I9.--An
election has been ordered for the 9Th Of
April In Medina county on the PROPOSE.
ton to remove the county-seat 10 uondo
City. II decided in favor Of the latter II
VIII necesslate the building Of a new
courthouse. The light viii likely be a
ivels one on both sides, Tor Casuoylle
VIII not SIT down and allow such thing
without a struggle to maintain her former
dignity and precedence In Medina. On
the other hand Hondo City Is a flourish
ing, wide-awake little town, having The
only paper published ia the county, aud
has had her eye on the blind goddess u
Justice ever since the town was organ
lied,
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Boy cotted out OF the Race.

special TO the Gazette.
iIoUsToN, TEX, March l9.-Local poll
itics are waxing warm. John t. Kessler,
one of the candidates for alderman from
the First ward on the Baker ticket, was
waited on to-day by number OF Knights
OF Labor, who threatened to enforce the
boycott ON Kessler's business il he did
not Mt once withdraw from the race. Mr..
kessler who runs a small retail grocery
store near the Central machine shops, and
receives two-thirds of his patronage from
Knights Of Labor, was compelled to sue
cumb and has formally Withdrawn from
the contest. Kessler, on being inter-
viewed, said that lie fully intended TO run,
and thought he was sure Of election, but
the influence brought to blar on him was
too great, aud as the support OF his fam
lily was at stake he had to cld to the de-
mands Of the knights. ] he men who
waited on him did not do so as COM
mittee of knights of Labor, but as indi-
vlduals and in bodies They ray THAI
they would have had no objection to his
running on the Smith ticket Bakers
strength Is increasing, and his supporters
claim he Will be elected with majority
OF over one thousand.
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slrncs for Eight uonrs.

opeolAl 10 the Gazette,
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX, March 49,
Filty-three laborers employed on the pub
lie roads Nerging into this place to-day
told the overseer that eight hours con
stttuted a days work, and that the,
would not work a minute longer. Al
soon as the eight hours were at an enc
they quit work and demanded Of the over
seer That he call the roll, which he die
without moments hesitation, allowing
them s for the eight hours, the same a.
the Knights allowed for ten hours,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Mr.. George thnP""
Formerly fireman on the Ts,'ss I
railroad, who resides at Bo''an'
has been very deaf for soma ran. !
terday he visited Dr. Pren'lcs Y,
Pickwick, Fort worth " g ~
worked at Mr.. Cbspmap's ~ y, "
ten minutes, when he could BE-, n, " /
conversation with the ear w. Z, IN
entirely deai. Mr.. Chapman. X ~
ment and delight were unnoa'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Mr. David Hears ~,
TEX, has suffered s u Y .VQlaas
WIN piles. lie saws ks y sln@a
s a,nu ! q treatment, even y a's ~,
away, but has never MY Y palal,
, treatment, which has Z e' Sa.r a|Al Il
bounded. tsallce is4In''
Mr. I. J Key Of Par,
c oeen troubled ron for years NIX NJ a a.
ment. p''isclly lno,,
Mr.. w. N. waddell :,
Tex, can give iniorma,ion . 4,
suffered for many years 's a., OlalisI
Worth. ~ rlenlsd
p. Mr.; James NJ. Jordan !, u
Palo Pinto county. Ter Y NA
years with the lilies. =. sal'Illl
Prentice t Of Fort Worth ID ~ ss \.
ana Others, among whom I, ny \ W. as'l /
who have found permaus ~ , na'l
treatment from Dr.. Preutlrss' ''''a :
See DR.. Prentlce's eu ,i's' Is,
this paper. ''7 e'l'z
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stooismen at san angelo.

SAN ANGELO, Ten, March l9.-The
Colorado & Concho Stock association met
here to-day. The old officers were re-
elected and the usual business attended
to. A committee was appoiaed to meet
the Northwest Texas Stock association
and the Colorado & Brazos association at
Fort Worth to devise means for protect.
Ing the stockmen OF Texas from the ex-
cessive charges OF railroads aud the con-
bination of buyers in the great cattle
markets OF Kansas City, st. Louis and
OhlcAgn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

ensuing year: President, Phillip Sanger
vlce-president, W. o. Conner; secretary
and treasurer, b. Bryan; directors, Phil
lip Sanger, George N pullman, A. era
ham, G.. Meyer and Alex. Sanger. The
wages OF drivers will be advanced 10 per
cent. from April /.
MIR. John Miller, the Main street grocer,
who disappeared from his home on Tues
day afternoon, has not been heard from
vet. lie was last seen about the Union
depot and some think be has gone TO New
Orleans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9-The presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the senate to-day: Brig Gen. o. O.
Howard, to be major-general, vice Pope,
retired Patrick b German, rec eiver of
the land Office at st. Claud, MINI, ID. T..
McDermott, receiver OF public money at
Benson, Mimi
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Duingerneld.

9PV9ia w bht haltltts
DAINGERFlELD, Tex, March l9.-The
case OF WI. G. Hamilton, for the muir.
der Of WIN Moore, has been before our
district court for the past two days, but
the jury failed 10 agree. Seven out Of the
twelve were for acquittal and five fol
murder, He Will be bound over to the
next term of the court.
The grand jury has adjourned, finding
In ali only four truc-biils, which speaks
well for our county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

lam now twenty-one years ~ y
| was Ave years Of age hao w. q (
of the brain. Since that ~ '.''',
have both turned outward
opposite OF cross-eyes. Iht, w, I
ward from each other A. q 4. \,
hast 30 degrees. Itdlsng'ls.'1. y, 4
much, SO tifat from PRIDE ! w ..',ll'l
avoided society. II was a<e
fortune to mother aud ln,e,l IA, r. 4. 4
ben told they could ~. .I n Il
straight. BIT, thuuk The lg y l 4, !
tice, Ut Rort Worth, has alas l',.''..l
fectiy straight and greslll ~ b .ssf +
sight. No une can now ~ ap,.,,Ida n
ever wrong lem eyer 4 .l..s,Is j
Prentice. He Did the pp.'''l .i "A
minutes. Miss Lne5 ~ ,s y s,rs
with, ssed u. ,,,5,,ss S.
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oorresponaence o. tno 3naelle.

Corcspondenco OF tho Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, March 1.-THE "boy
preacher" the Rev Mr., Pearson, de-
llyered his farewell address at the depot
this morning.
Mr.. 0rsOn Aiken, the young man who
was shot by unknown parties last week.
Is improving very much.
Meentzen & Bro. are erecting very
nice business house on the north side of
the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Special to :he Gazette.
BRowNwooD, Tx, March l9-Report
was received to-day that man was found
hanged in the woods four miles from
town. Nothing definite could be learned
except that he was middle aged man
aud that he appeared to have been hanged
abnuta week. He was not known to the
party who reported the matter to the
officers A jury Of inquest has gone TO
examine into the matter tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Buy package OF Silver Loaf aud give
IL a fair trial II you do this y0u win
never regret IL. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause troublous
vexatlon In the household This can all
be obyiated by trial % Silver Loaf. J
II Brown guarantees It's purity, strength
and etilc;ency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
A National TrnII.

Special 70 the Gazette.
WAsnINGroN, March l9.--In the senate
to-day, on motion OF Senator Coke, the
bill was passed reserving from settlement
and sale for ten years, and setting apart
for national live stock highway, the
public lands in Range 4 along the east
line Of Colorado, averaging about two
miles width. The house committee on
commerce had also agreed to report the
bill fivorably
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a wen.Ixnown prnegI.l Dsad.

CoRsicANA, TEX, March l9.--Dr. j. G.
Campbell OF this city, well-known
throughout this state as q druggist Of re-
pute, and who for many Yeas lived In
New Orleans, died this morning at Hous-
ton, whore he had gone for treatment.
His body will arrive here in the morning
for interment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

The following are a few Of "a
eyes that Dir. Prentice has m,de IA
d. j. Utlcy, proprietor q M
transfer at Henrietta, Tex. po.s
made straight ID less than two N
II. s. Spranglvr, egeat Texas 1 \
railroad at DeKalb, Tex R,s
straight in less than d minute.
Judge NJ. ID. Priest, Foh "
twelge-ycar-old daughter. ID Isa
one minute.
Miss Amanda Elkins, Bedford, IA
county, Tex Both eyes sirighAI
one minute.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Young, Burlescn, TIL
eye, one minute.
Mr.. NJ. j. Kennedy, Fort worts
eyes In one minute.
Miss Jessie Sans. T@o gu1
minutes,
John Mccain, cutter for Mah
merchant tailor, Fort Verb .
yenr-old son, Strengthened insniid
DR.. Hcldingsfelder's son Of Hqa
Tex. In less than one minua.
Guss Wilson, Avenue hotel, lcaHI
One eye, less than a minute.
Mr.. Is. T.. Wills wItnesstdiAslI
Reference is kindly mate = y
Martin Of the Martln-Brogn eqEl
Fort Worth, who witnessed sonst
successful work.
See DR.. Prenlice's entire culrua1
paper.
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Olehnrna.
Special to the Gazette.


CLEBURNE, TEX, March l9.-The sale
OF the stock Of groceries of j. Il. Crisp,
levied on by the sheriff under an execu.
ton In favor of j A. Hardin, took place
to-day. The goods sold for Sl7s.
The jury rendered verdict to-day in
the county court in the case Of Schneider
4 Davis against p N. Hudspeth & Co,
In favor OF the plaintiffs for SIG.
The Cleburne Light Guards gave an ex.
hibltion drill on the streets this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
A safe Blown Omen.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, March l9.-News was re-
ceired here this evening that the safe Of
the county treasurer OF Delta county at
Cooper was blown open night before last
by burglars, but thay were scared away
before they secured any valuabes and as
they ran they fired their guns of, but from
what cause could not be learned. No one
was hurt and as to the damage done TIE
GAZETTE representative could not find
out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

WAsnlNGToN, March l9.-The secre-
tary OF the treasury has appointed Robert
G Murray TO be Inspector of hulls at Gal
weston, Tex.
Brg-Gen. Howard was to-day nom
mated to be major in the army, vice
Gen Pope, retired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MISEoLA, TEX March l9.--Col. IS. b.
Hart, the able district attorney for this
district, has been In bad health for some
time. He will tender his resignation to
Gov. Ireland IN a few days. Col. John
sou of Tyler Is appointment candidate for
the appointment 7. o. WUldered of
Tyler spent the day here in the interest
Of Mr. Johnson
Col. Kilgore of Wills Point was in the
city TODAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

what Another Physician TAdrl' Z
Prentice.
To WHOM 1T MAY c0ScEAs J
suffered three years constantly Va
eyes until my sight became yeI =
have been under the treatment olsn
oculists, but DR.. Prentice has p'a
more relief from pain and gi'sn
proyement OF sight 10 few dys J
ever received at the hands q ~
physician. | can highly retonnsn
us a gentleman and physician, 4, :.
DIR. II. l.. HoLI, Bluaaihi :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

.wins0k 4 6oot6s6g Syrup should
alMaE qepsgd icr ehpdrnr srrthing. 1t
soothes the chlld, solitns the gums, al
ays all pain, cures wind collie an is the
best remedy for diarrheR. Is cents a
bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Fonr Worm, Tx. Fss e.
The benefit of suffering bum NJ, M z
any request Of DR.. preatIor , !, N I
edge, | make the following s y Y & =
nave Tor years been sorels ,tS'..'. !
catarrh in my head, and x ti KIN, Y
ier'ngs were almost iusun ,,Ss
tended almost every night Il I', y, N.
paroXysms of sleepless ncryor., !
fearful conclusions In nv hss5 N
truly alarming. | have Men w
'rentice's treatment for three NJ. "a,
from my feelings and symptom. M, J,
tlrely free from the di,ea.s, u, "
health In every particular Seems n,
near perfect as any ones; ana ~
are suffering from the same eor \,
cav most sincerely recommend lS,~.
to Dr. Prentice for treatment -
Rev W. D.Rn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Foar woRrn, TES'' ~ ~ g /.
those who msy be snnsN ..,s IA
been Tor 80 or tiree req, Il. : p y K
deainess; Go aud S. y I, l.is
inter destruction q 70 w VA ~
as the hearing. ~ ~ Wy .s,s rso'' Z, 4
/ can aud DO win ~ ~
DR.. Prentice. hsyluy .1ssf
him, / know whereof J KID. \
' GAt'gn,. /. +
s.B.-r would tsss " ,.''..s'
Ing any queries rela'i's '''''''
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BURNETT, TEX, Aug. %, 1885 -
bought two bot les OF Hepatozone from
you, and wish TO say that both my wife
and myself were very greatly benefited
by it. My wife's appetite increased, and
headaches to which had been subject
were easily wurded off by its timely use.
NJ r. WALLIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
STATE NEWS.
Doings AMI Happenings Of tlfe Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over tho state Reported
Specially for the Gazotte by It's
own Correspondents.
An Assignment at Brentwood.

Special 20 the Gazetlc.
BEowNwooD, Tx, March lg,-Dr. +,
NJ. DAVIS to-day made an assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors. His assets
are about $1,000 and his liabilities $4,000.
Shortly after the assignment was made an
attachment was run on the stock by
Thompson Bros. OF Galveston for about
$1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Beooming Ciyi,ised.

speclRI OF the tiafeIte
EurAuLA, !. r., March ig.--sam Deere has
filTtAcfpr Of being the aist iall blooded Greek
lf4T4n N4cek surgical aid where the loss Of a
m vxQe ttnsnc, An injury to his arm neees
tated. the Adjudication and Deere went same
AitY lnAqR " base nr. Bcnncu operate, which
Was eilceusstnlla done 20 day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
The lIurd-Romeis Contested Election
Case Decided Against the Ohio
Free.Trader.
Cokss National Tariff BIN Passes the Sen.
n,c and VIII be Reported FsvorabIy
TO the House.


wAsmSGToN, March l9,--The house
committee on elections to-day decided the
llurd-Romeis Ohio contested election
case in favor of the sitting member, Mr..
Romeis.
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7-I7-''''7 " wv NINNNtN'
DALLAS, TEX, March 49, From the
number Of horses being stolen Throughout
the county the difference is that band Of
horse-thieves are doing the county.
The Belt Line Street Railway company
have elected The following officers for The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

house Sherman o'''9 9sg Y i, 4
S See" Dna, win practice is'' .l y
M NJ will q prolopg BIZ il'p ~ o9es I.
'"s'ning eyer known i Sers A'' "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Gave Tongaline trial In case oiacuto
rheumatism in the shoulder. It acted
Ikea charm NJ H. Rose, NJ. D., Sor-
ghn. XIV
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DR. Fasss,,

-" at ''inAl,v Hss..
Patients are eo,, n ~'''' 4
Sssa q, q milss S 'iisIssS' 's'Is
s l,o% physicians =. ' i Tes,.e ss
I "a osa n nl, r,rsniles ps,I,, ~
many surgeons , saa gilAoDI w
i Eaere ~ $ ana friends l ..l y 4 .
every day that h bss. ask s.,...'
"Op''es' " the bess suI Ssss sl,'s \
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. T q : comedy. A number q ex x.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

way ana s9on gaye ap ths iisAt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

hi. ioFty,nin1h news, l'nls makes me
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Vlose buyers OF WASH nlyricsrururessrs !
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. 3saiieeans.
Savannah, Florida & Westprn i

Standard Time. "H W Cen:ra
TINE CARD IN EFFECT .11rxD
Il Passenger Trains on this r 0H y, lSs6
daily as follows: '' ''"H VIII rus
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The season has come TO an end, and the
substitution OF the aristocracy or wealth
for the aristOcracy Of birth, as entertain.
ers OF "snciety," has made further pro.
gress. The rich give parties, aud thus
pay their way into society, aud those al
ready IN 1t honor these parties with their
presence. Some OF the entertainers are
domestic, others exotic.
Vne first step is to have u large house.
To- second 10 he ready TO spend laVishly
in D. the third TO find some one to bid So
p"0ple TO the feasts. so that the
'Wo conditions are fulfilled, and that
"s0ne one" be- we'll selected, the ag.
,Irlng saOb soon blooms into a society
parsonage, and his or her house becomes
n recognized rendezvous OF fashion.
our arlstOc-acy is not difficult in these
matters. They want TO be ted and TO he
given balls aud parties. aud whether tho
entertainer be an eX.convict or an eX-cook
matters very little to them, provided that
the best OF everything be provided.
At the first party OF the social uspirant
the "s0me oce In society" must provide
malt dozen grandcs danes aud half a
dozen society beauties as decoys.
At the second party the "Priucc" must
oy hook or by crook be induced To com G..
and, II possible, the princess" aud this
Is easily done by getting hold OF some lady
OF bis set. Afterward there is no trouble /:
toe house becomes n recognized caravan .
serai for society. II there Is any difIi-
Guilty IN getting the decoy ducks, presaL 6
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stops at all regular stations. Pullman pal-
ace sleeping cars to and from Savannah and
lampa via Gainesville. Pullman buffet sIeen.
ing cars to and from Jacksonville and Wash.
lngton. Pullman buffet cara and Mann hon
DOR buffet cars via Waycross, ALBANY and
Macon, and via Waycross, Jesup and Macon
through passenger coaches between Jackson
vile and Chattanooga.