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FOR SALE OR HIRE.
FOV SALE OR RENT.

TA5 AGON-Good spring wagon, cheap
w Apply az Memphis Metal ana "oou
Mig Co.., 43S Main street.
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STRAYRD OR STOLEN.

IORsE-A dark bay hor Q, with chain
collar, saddle and bride. A li6S raj re-
Vsrd will he pa d for his return to NJ. A.
EDWARDS'~ Liver. Stane, Mann IT. gu:
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Asslguee's Sale If Groceries, Liquors,
Cjgars and IObaccOS.

~Notice Is hereby given that, as assignee
~ R l.. Daniels, of i2S Vance street, Mem.
Nil Tann''Iwiil sell, on Tuesday. April
IL, iss6, on the PREMISES, to the highest
bidder, for cash. the entire lock OF droce,,
RES. liquors, Cigars and Tobsccos Of said
RI Dtnieis. JOHN ROPER, Assignee
Mamnbis Tam Anil s, 1886.
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CT0EB HOUSE, ETU.-At shelby sta .ion,
SMiss., store house, saloon, staples ana
T0rEr READY FURNISHED; For TURNER par
6oulars apply TO j. IL; STAT NJ
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npRNINn A srRRKr.

Mai. Minor Meriwether, calling at
ten,ion to the action of the Council in
authorizing the opening Of LaudeIdsle
street, renewed bis former proposition
to divide a strip Of twelve snd one
half feet off his lot, extending back al
right angles with Union street, pro
vided Mr.. Doan, who owned the ad
Joining lot, would donate the samG
amount, snd the city would put down
a plank walk on his side aud grade the
ttreet. He said he would have Il
move his house if a wider strip thar
thirteen and one.half feet were DO
pated. Referred TO the Pres dent anC
City Engineer.
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THEY WANT PAY.

Messrs. F. 7. Anderson, L. Moore
and T. ]. Latham sent in communi-
cation stating tina! the opening Of Car
DINA street, from the bayou to Ray.
burn avenue, would be OF no benefit
TO them, but they would dispose OF
the property through which it would
be necessary TO pass at $50 foot front,
the price of land beyond it.
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The bond OF the FIIst National
Bank, selected az the depository OF
the city funds 81 the last meeting Tor
one year, was submitted. The tu,e'
ties are N. NJ Jones, Robt. Nj. Nc
Lean, s. II. Brooks. Nolan Fontaine,
]. Nj. Peters, O. w. Schultz, q. L.
Byrd. w. A. Gage, Henry Luehr'
mann, George Arno' d, and the amount
| Sl50,O00.
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PERSONAL.

NTOTICE-If any person oil. the excursion
n tram from Mem his to New Orleans a
saturday, March ooh, saw or hear1 OF
CHIRLIE BLOOD, formerly of Memphis,
on The train or in New orleans, will Ia
please communicate, through this ONCE
with his t.anitather, l.. d. FISHER
rs Beale street, Memphis, Tenn
New Or cans papers please copy
DISTERNS-Bu and repaired and var
| ranted. Inventor o. the SANITARY, fott-
iSVsr' Telephone SsS. TH0S. CUBBINs.
NJ B. TBEZEvANT, ATTORNEY AT
wi. LAW, N arine and Commerclal Hp ~ {
Public, Commissioner of Deeds and y O.
commissioner, at the old office, No; Mad AL
SON street. COLLECTIONS a sPEGlALLEs. !:
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FOK SALE.

ISOPTAVE- Nice cottage, with all i'm,
| ! movements; out buildings; on paved
street. Part cash, Address care oil ApI,eai'
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NEW RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Wallace introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was referred TO
the President, with power to act;
GAS LAAPs.
Bv Mr.. Wallace:
Rssolred, That gas lamps be placed
oa Mississippi avenue, nom the ~
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LOST.
1l,ltnn ANM BOAKD.

oAND-"i'A' ia ADAMS STREET.
- NICE Rooms, furnished or unturnished'
I'd with or without board, at lSI Madison 81.
1.-TWO large unurnished rooms, with or
without board, at 60 Madison street, cor
ner Third,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16
Fresh Turnip Seed
lust arrived At Turner & MeClure's,
GAINRsYILLR.

Drink aud Kxposurs Caused It--Itsfageea
suffering Teacher Convention.
Special 70 The Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. l5.--John
Higgenbotham, the unfortunate who died
Ia the courthouse here yesterday, was
taken charge Of by the county authorities
and buried In the potter's field. He
formerly liyed>in Louisiana, where ten or
ffteeD years ago he owned considerable
property He was Ia the Confederate
army, and bears 10 his body number OF
bullets a. proof OF his having made a
brave soldier. A short time ago he com
planned that his old wOunds hurt him, and
had q physician 70 prescribe therefor. He
had been q hard drinker for ANnumber u
years, and this, together with exposure,
fastened bis death
Word has reached here from the Indian
Territory that about thirty families, nho
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removed from the drought stricken dis
trict with the expectation OF obtaining
work on the Aichlson, Topeka & Santa
fe, are encamped near Washington's
ranch and are In destitute circumstances.
These people were disappointed In get
ting work as nothing has been done be-
yonu the river, aud the people In the
neighborhood OF where they are camped
are being appealed to daily for assistance.
II rs also stated that a number Of un.
tortunates fom the West are campod on
the line OF the road south OF here.
The Cooke County Teachers institute
win meet Ia this city ntte alst of thls
month 10 discuss educational matters. II
Is understood that Prof, Oscar IL. Cooper,
Democratic nominee or superintendent
OF public instruction, has consented 20 be
present and deliver an address. All In
tcrested In the cause OF education In this
county are urged TO be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16
WHEAT FOR PARKER.
In a week the Committee win Distrib uts
Grain to the Farmers.

Grain to the Farmers.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Sept. l5.--The
citizens who have taken part in the
move TO furnish seed wheat to the
farmers of this county who are not able
TO psy for wheat, OF which full report
was given THE GAZETTE some tiine ago,
met at the courthouse yesterday evening
and appointed committee OF ten as a
committee to receive and distribute the
wheat. This committee met this evening
at s o'clock, and your correspondent
learned through the chairman OF the
committee, Mr.. G. M. Bowie, that all ar
rangemerts were perfected, and on TO-
morrow Instructions and blank applics,
tions would be sent out al
over the country to each schooi
trustee with instructions for the
farmers how to make applications
and secure the seed wheat. The arrange
ment for securing the wheat Is that me
citizens Of Weatheriord, through tne
credit Of Messrs j. II, Couts and a. r.
Starr, have borrowed money eneugh IN
the North TO purchase 10000 bushels OF
wheat and have some shipped 70 TINS
Mace and sell to such farmers as are not
able 10 buy their seed wheat at the aetnAi
cost 10 get the wheat here, and are given
until next August 10 pay for same. Mr.
Bowie, chairman OF the committee, sAys
that within week the wheat VIII DC mere
ready for distribution.
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Fresh turnlp seed At Turner { Mcciuro'sD
Lottery Drawing.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Sept. l6.--Tlcket
No. 81 1888, capital prize, sold in Washing
ton, ID. c., Boston, Mass, San francisco
aud Oakland, Gala, Carson City, New,
Deerneld, N Y, aud 0sceola, Iowa.
No. S479, second prize, sold In New or.
leans, Chicago and Dallas, Tex.
No. T2,4s9, third prize, whole sold in
New York city.
No. 6s,6lS sold In Cincinnati, Ohio.
No, 72,9s3 sold In Chicago, H., Louis.
Vile, Ky, and Portland, d, r. each
$4,000
Nos. 1901, 1850, 70,G5i, 81 ,27G, each
$4,000, fractions sold In New York, New
Orleans, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco,
Oakland and Maxwell, Gala, Brooklyn,
MY, Memphis, Tenn, Kansas City aud
Slater, Mo-, Savannah, Ca, Plainyille
Mass, Lynchburg, Pa, Stanford, Ky
0ttowa, H., Fort Smelling, Mimi, Pearl
La, and ST. John, N. Is.
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sHERMAN.
broke y shaft Mayer Bucnlsr Pablish,s IA
Gall.


call.
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Sept 10 Tho Dla-
mond Touring mill broke a portion of It's
machinery to-day, which has caused a
su ipension ot work for short while TIL
repairs can be made.
Mayor Bucklor published the following
call In the local papers to-day,
To the People OF Grayson County: Be.
low give extracts from letter received
by mo from committee OF citizens OF
Runnels county; upon Investigation
we md that the chief want Of our farm
ers viii be for grain with which TO seed
their ground for another crop There
was nothing produced In this county the
present year, and many OF our farmers
wi be unable TO seed their ground for
an )ther year unless ass stance Ii render
cd them from abroad.n The same com.
plant IN substance comes 90 me from the
suffering citizens Of Taylor county. II is
further stated that later on the
want OF provisions Will be- cen
siderably In excess OF the ability OF these
counties to relieve. What they want IL
something to eat, and wheat, rye and oats
70 SOW. / therefore invite the attention
Of all citizens OF Grayson county 70 this
matter and state that any contributions
OF grain or provisions for the relief OF
these suffering citizens Of Texas win be-
received at the graln.house OF Pittman,
Harrison 4 Co, Sherman, Tex, and will
be forwarded thence 10 the proper au-
thorities. @. N. BuomER,
Mayor OF Sherman.
September 10, 1886.
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MHITEnRORI.

Action Taken to ala tho sansrsrs By
Drought.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WHITEsBoRo, TEX, Sept, 1.-THE
mass meeting held at the Presbyterian
church last night, was lightly attended.
Two committees were appointed, one 10
solicit subscriptions for the sufferers OF
Callahan and Taylor counties, and one to
attend 70 shipping.
Whatever amount Ia made up here will
be shipped on the 25th INST.
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WALL STREET
6eyernmeat Bonds Firm, Win Some
Activity In Sales Of Small
Blocks.
Foreign exchange Quiet Railway stsoks
and tends Firn'-stoney six and
beven Pev Cent.


,,o,,,
eVas'NHeiAI hhsuMk'
| 'Pso,Al 70 INC Saheue,
NEW YORK, Sept l5.--fort Worth
penyer CITY cll Texas & Pacific Incomes
81 Texas 4 New Orleans l0t1; Missouri
Kansas & Texas saa, go Qgl, 5is ia
Galveston Iaxr,shn,, 4 81, ,.,.s.
~ toe, ~, a. 80 -" Nuso"'s
e.. w "a. '''' N'"' VV'ofAuo
'au'e re iVo'
Governments nrm.
Foreign exchange quiet.
Money 6tds per cent.
Wheat active.
Co,4on l,,,.,.
IN 49,
coeaa IN tsro,,.A,.
S ~ ~ ~ po.u's n'sner'
"vNNN S, stoVhs AND BONDS.
80, NM nvhh, sept lo.--Sovernment
DV s,H u",a ous urn.
,on $500 nnaIhe's reSoverea tne strong
, s0v i, vtloe . On nlonuey. Ihere was
NY n'.ls ieature IN morning trading, al
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elr Butler 81 Bfazes county "A aefma
ncnt Chairman, anu G r. Dunn OF Rob
ertson secretary. " 49,
motion was made that tho conyea
son instruct for Judge Terrell for United
otates senator, which caused some tils,
lcpssion. The vote was put by counties
sad resulted as follows, Milan. sol,d for
TeFraui Robertson, Ga for and IA against !,
Brszos, for and against.
The convention went into nomination
Tor senstor. Hon. Scott Field Of Robert
son was nominated. On motion OF a dele.
gate from Brazos he was nominated by
reclamation.
Mr.. Field WAS called out amid wild an.
pause and made an eloquent speech,
thanking. the convention for the honor
conferred on him.
On motion Mr. G. II. Dunn was made
chairman OF this senatorial district. The
convention then adjourned.
During the session OF the convention
Rev. Mr.. Allen OF Brown county made an
appeal for help for the drought sufferers
OF that county, which was, on motion,
promised.
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Special to the Gazette.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. l5.--At
Ozark to-day was held the Democratic
convention for the Fourth congressional
district Of Arkansas, In which Hon. John
II Rogers was renomlnated by acclama-
ton. This Is his third term.
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PARIS.
a Horse belonging Go the Firsmen stolen
Senator maxoya at Home.

~ hofho bolonEibK 10 the flromen stolen,
Senator mRxeyat Home.
special 10 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Sept, lb,--Some time
during the darkness Of last night, the
large, dun horse that Is worked TO the
hook and ladder trucks, kept In the stable
on Grand avenue, got out or WAS taken
out, and Is gone this morning. There are
some fears entertained that he IL stolen, as
an attempt to steal him was made a short
while back The company has only had
him three or four weeks. He was bought
near BAlrdstown, and men have gone that
way on hunt for him.
senator 5 D. Maxey came Ia yesterday
evening from Fort Worth, where he had
been TO speak the night before.
j. w. Baird yesterday received ITO
bushels Of corn and ten Of wheat, 10 aid
the drought-strlcken people Of Jones and
Stonewali counties.
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MIsconaIn pemoernta.

MADISON, Wis Sept l5.--The Demo.
cratic state convention assembled here
to-day. Judge Baison OF Eau Clare was
elected permanent chairman. Gen. Bragg
presented the name Of Gilbert A. Wood
ward OF La Crosse for governor. Wood
ward was nominated by reclamation. j..
ID. Putnam OF Pierce county was nomi-
mated for acknowledgement
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Special to the Gazette.

oVUUIHI 70 NIIC NHINIVts
MoNT6GuE, TEX, Sept. 4 i.--Your cor
respondent called upon MIR. G. w. Bare.
foot, chairman OF the Democratic execu-
tive committee of this congressional dis
trict, and In answer to the question az to
whether another convention would be
called, he said that majority OF the
members OF the executive committee were
opposed to calling a convention, and
there would not be one called unless Clay
Mack developed more strength than he
now had. Mr.. Barefoot said that he had
no doubt, but that either Judge Hare or
Col. Pickett would be elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething II
soOthos the child, soitens the gums, al.
lays all pain, cures wind collie and Is tho
best remedy for diArrhca, 20 cents a
bottle
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Lowell Democrats.

LOWELL, MASS, Sept. l5--Delegatet
to the Democratic convention Of the
Eighth district to-day nominated Ex-
Mayor John j. Donovan for congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

ST. JosErH, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE Re
publicans Of the Fourth congressional dis
trict dominated Byron A. Dunn OF Mary
willie for congress to-day.
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Lanham Inreryiewed.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Sept. I5.-Col. S. w. T.
Lanham, the man whom the Democrats
of Eastland county want to succeed him
self in congress, was in town yesterday
en- route to Albany. Your correspondent
interviewed him upon the political issues
OF the day, and found him TO be a Demo.
crat from head TO foot. He handles the
Labor, Democrat or Greenback parties
without gloves. Col. Lanham will return
and speak to the people Of Cisco next
Tuesday night, the 2lst inst. When the
colonel was asked what he thought of
Cisco's prospects to get the United States
courthouse, and told that our people
thought as they had the largest petition,
and Cisco being the most central
and certainly the most accessible
place In the district, he should lay their
claims before congress. T. this the colo
mel replied that he would lay the claims
Of every town that Is an aspirant before
the house and would notify the people OF
the different towns that desired the
courthouse, and let them send represen-
tatives to Washington to put in their own
claims. He thinks this the most eqults
BILE way, as he wishes TO be just 10 the
people CT his entire district, and not
work for the interest Of one portion Of
his district to the detriment of another.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

Correspondence OF the Gazette
DUBLIN, Tx, Sept. l4.--The eleetion
in Comanche county on prohibition, re-
suited IN favor Of prohibition by about
seyenty-fiVe majority.
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norfolk Democrats.

EoRFoLK, Va, Sept. i5.---Marshal
Parks was to-day nominated as Demo.
cratic candidate for congress from the
Second district.
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Fresh TurDip seed
Just arrived AZ Turner & Mcclnre's.


st. Ignatius Academy, under direction
Of the sisters Of 81 Mary, viii reopen the
hrst Monday In September, 1922 Throck
morton street.
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special 70 the DAhettes
HEARNK, Tx, Sept. 1.-THE senate
rial convention, composed Of the counties
of Milan, Robertson and Bfazosi con-
yened at Beckham's opera-house this
evening. Plckney Ford Of Milan was
elected temporary chairman.
committee on permanent organiAs,
ton was appointed, who recommended
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

LAFAYETTE, ISD,, Sept. 1.-THE
Ninth district Republican convention TO-
day nominated Joseph b. Cheadle for
congress.
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'or sonatoi
Special 70 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Wills PoNT, TEX, Sept. l5.-The
vacancy In the state senate, caused by
the resignation Of the Hon. @. b. XII
gore, has created a strong, breezy health
full boom ia favor Of j G. Kearby for the
vacant place. Galatin is a brother Of
Jerome KeRrby, but is irst-water Demo-
crat. His friends are working hard for
him and feel confident OF his election to
al the unexpired term.
The election for the hog law, held yes
to-day, passed of quietly, With nothing
more exciting than great deal OF acri-
monious talk The law carried BY a good
majority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

DOVER, N. H., Sept i5.--The First dis,
trict Republicans to day renominated
Congressman Haynes.
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Fresh turnip seed At Turner& Mcclure's
o Tim

A carload Of Baltimore canned goods for
the ten-cent counter is just In at the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'s.
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A Lively Convention.

Special to the Gazette.
HousToN, Tx, Sept. l5.--To.day the
second Republican county convention
was called to order at IL O'Clock in
Armory hail. Sam Leonard was elected
chairman and Hannibal Mobiles secretary.
About one hundred and twenty delegates
were seated, all negroes with the excep-
OF five whites. Like the first convention
held, a grand pandemonlum obtained
from the start, eight or ten rows and sew
eral knock downs and drag-outs occurring.
A number OF prominent wire-pullers and
candidates were present aud engineered
the affair, which finally wound up by the
convention indorsing the independent,
ticket or courthouse ring, The town Is
foil OF drunken negroes, and lots OF nsti.
cuffs are being INDUCED in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept, 1.-THE woman's
National Temperance union has drawn
up petitions to congress urging, in
view Of the alarming increase OF assaults
upon women and young girls, that the
legal age OF consent be raised, as Is pro.
posed In bin now before tho senate, to
eighteen years. The legal age OF consent
in Delaware is twelve years, and in this
state has only recently been raised to
sixteen There are 100000 women, rep
resenting every state and territory In the
county and enrolled Ia the union. 1t Is
not decided yet whether the petitions will
be presented at one time or whether they
will be sent in by each state and territory
separately, but they will be presented
early in the coming session OF congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

IN toilet soap. All varieties at the Fort
Worth Gocer Co.'s
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MINIS at waco.

Special to the Gazette,
WACO, TEX, Sept. l5.--Hon Roger q,
Mills spoke here to.nightto an audience
that was very fair sized, the weather con-
sidered. His speech was not different
from his addresses at other places IN the
district, being chiefly upon the tariff, ma
tional banking and silver questions, with
very able exposition of the evils that
have come with the growth OF great cor
porations and monopolies. He did not
ouch at length upon the Prohibition
question, but gave his hearers TO under
stand he had not changed his Views on
that subject He speaks tomorrow at
Lorena, Friday at Moody, Monday at
Crawford, at Hillsboro on Tuesday,
the 2lst, and at West on the 2Sd. DR..
Rankin, his opponent, has not met Col.
Mills at any point during the canvass.
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Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. Ib.--Au
enthusiastic meeting Of Democrats, who
support the convention held In this city
on August 8, met last night TO discuss
the approaching campaign and to organize
to better work for the election Of the
nominees for the Legislature OF said con.
yention. The opposition seem to be
thoroughly organized aud are doing active
secret work In the interests OF their can.
didates. They charge that the action OF
the state Democratic convention, which
investigated and decided this matter, was
"put up job, and refuse 20 be bound
by II. After considerable discussion last
night II was decided to call mass-meet-
ing OF Democrats al the court house TO
organize a Democratic club TO further
the interests OF the nominees OF August
Q, and to cooperate with other clubs
throughout the county.
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The Ffnsse RAzors IN the world
Al Anderson's gun store.
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Just arrived At the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16

In ID. tin cans just arrived. New catch.
Can early at the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.
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Fresh turulp seed atTurner 4 Mcclure's
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lrkntt

ptfs
snal
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the Independence OF Bulgaria, Dpr nae re.
seryed for herself the right d defending
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sOMK SPEECHES..
hyans said he was no Knight Of
y a member of the Masonic or
any secret organization-not
'Ienoer OF the church-nor was he
nste Tor any office. He once
WIN the Democrats, but ne was
,ae CLASS OF Democrats that are
r.. eae country to. day. He would
|, ~ lot the nominee Of either OF the
4. ~ on q state ticket. He would
x D,.ohoney because he is an Anti
|oSa mn. and a good, honest man.
|, ' that the little convention
\, Nv ,rrohibitlonlsts was the worst
n ~ Aslu, except the one Rt Waco,
n. nspuolican. Any one who at
~ iatter ought to be ashamed OF
|apA n,sAllroad and monopoly made
4 r, ..lcan ticket. They nominated
!. ~ out that was only done to
A, \, Peoples ticket. This gov
eon y not founded upon any party
!, s ~ are the government, and they
"A .s up Of parties. Parties were
M, ntAngle for tickets and offices,
/ hirs soYernor, which office he could
y ~ ~ 70 accept, it would be- the
q "a ~ the world to make him
\. e- CLASS laws IL force at the
II you can elect Stump