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Ohlcako Herald.
The young man was bright fellow, al
ways ambitious, but when he was boy
his father died and he had to 20 TO work
to support his mother and sisters. His
great desire was to be lawyer. He got q
job as freight brakeman on our road. He
was the front brakeman on through
train crew, and his duties required him TO
be out on the top Of the cars near the loco.
motive nearly all tho time. Out there he
had books with him, and for two years he
read law on the top OF a freight car. Al
night he held his book under his lantern
and continued reading, flying across the
country, sometimes In weather cold
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acquired knowledge Of the principles
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applied for IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Whatever name or designation Is given
to fever and ague or other intermittent
diseases ills safe to say that malaria or a
dlsordered state OF the liver is at fault.
Eliminate the impurities from the system
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HOMAN HEARD FROM.
He Abates Net One JOt or little from
His Prohibition Record, but
Stands Pat.
He Favored q state Prohibition Conven
tiop, II One Representing tho Pro
hibiuoniats Gould Be Held
To The Editor Of tho Gazette;

To the Editor Of tho Gazette
The publication OF my letter declining
the Prohibition nomination for associate
justice OF the supreme court, and the
newspaper comments thereon, seem TO
have given rise TO some misunderstand-
Ing regarding my position, and, DESIRE
for the information of my friends, and in
justice TO the gentlemen composing the
late Prohibition convention, TO make some
explanations. 1t Is known that have al
ways, and under all circum-
stances, been q Prohibitionist. AT
the last three presidential elections,
have voted the Prohibition national
ticket have not at any time contem-
plated any modification OF my views, or
change OF my position. Individually,
favored a Prohibition state convention, II
ono could be had that would fairly repre-
sent the prohibltionists OF the state, and
favored platform embodylng the single
issue OF Prohibition. While felt Obliged
70 decline the nomination given me
by the Dallas convention, and IN doing
so 10 dissent from certain expressions In
the platform there adopted, / entertained
the highest respect for the members OF
that convention aud for the motives that
brought them together, In doing what
conceived to be simple justice to Gen
Ross, I did not mean II to be inferred
that did not believe that the candidates
on the Prohibition and Republican tickets
are az worthy and as competent as he
for believe they are. Col Dohoney
the Prohibition candidate for govern OF Is
like Gen. Ross, my personal friend, and
equally well lifted, intellectually an(
morally, for the office he seeks, plac,
prohibition above every issue now befor,
tae people Of this country, but In 80 dolns
| try not to forget that as good men as
differ nom me on that question, and
even 10 80 TAR as TO hold that other Pro
hibitionists may differ from me as to tn,
best methods for attaining the en-,
at which we aim, without forfeit
ing the right TO be called Prohibition
lsts. have no apology to offer for m
course In declining the nomination ten
dered me, nor for the language In whicl
! expressed myself In the declinatlon
Those comparatively recent converts /,
prohibition, In whose eyes ! have com
mltted serious offense IN speaking
kindly Of Gen. Ross, win please remem
per, that have not any such persona
Kflefance against either the Democrat
" Republican party as depriyes me Q
tne power or the desire to accord n
speeitul and Just treatment 70 the nom
nees Of those parties.
~ seeking 70 promote temperance, W
ought not 70 pursue an intemperat
course. ana may be allowed to say this
40 not think u the wisest policy 10 d,
Nounce as hypocrites or moral coward,
inc thousands o. rfohIbitionists In Texs
WHO have not seen proper az vet to SIEVE
sneir connection Nth the Democratic an
litpubi'par partipe, and Ia align then
selves with q dIetinctlyely Prohlbitio
Party "Ninegar never catches nles.u
w, K HoasAxs
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Gents Knit Undsrv,v

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Mems very fine white lambsEDS
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PLEASE ORDER FROM LOT AND NUMBERS

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Lot III ssIades' front. embroidered in white silk
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Dress Goods.

Cbs5-22inch alpaca, Atwood hed In coors OF proWn
niue, black, wine and green, at lOc
Cil7l-22fnch w0ol-hled de bege, In gray mixed ana
brown mixed at I26c; also, width wooinled cash-
In shades brown wine blue black and geen at l25c
4b7-Brocadee compures and cashmere, Wooihleoi IN
shades Of brown blue, black wine and green ~ ncnes
at ibc !, 49,,
C4l5l-22.nch wooLGlcd dlagonals in shades OF black,
browp bue gray and wine, at 1879. .,.. 49,,
G I46e-22.inci quality wool-flled brocades and
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isfs8tirch wool-Ged cashmere, good quality, slack
brown, green wine and blue, at 25c. W. VI
Cfj05-22nch wcohlled plaids, In all mixed coorsi AT
SOC.
l47s-22nch woonlled in l-nch check, cashmere, in
green and red navy and gold brown and goid sea- Drown
and medium brown, at 40c
4s60G2-22nch combination Of silk, Roman stripes ana
plain match, in colors Of green blue wine ana pr9wn
These goods come in 10 and l6yards patterns oneha OF
each plain and combination These grades are WORTH pam
25c, SOC ard 40c; combination, SOC, 45c and soc
400l--3Snch Atwood extra heavy cashmere, IN WINE,
maroon cardinal seal brown brown navy blue electric
blue, hunter green and black at 5Oc
l259-i0inch In Atwood cashmere in crown plue'
green, wine and black, at CSC.
200t40nch all wool albatross, Nuns yelling ana cash
mere opera shades cream white pink baby blue, mead
blue and lavender price, 50c, Coo, 75c ST.
1923 80 and 54inch trcot In wne navy blue cleo
trio blue cadet blue brown dark green and 6Sc
csc, 81.
487s-8snch Atwood flannel supgs inch in checks,
in brown and gold brown and blue and black and gray;
price, Zoe.
s5s-22.inch oi-wool boucle, in brown wne blue and
black at 75c,
4s7t42inch Parnel suitngs plain shades Of brown,
green and blue; price, 65c
l078--42nch Armours bysous, French trcots tafite
yaute in shades OF brown, blue, wine, drab and mode;
worth ST. 81 rs.
Black alpaca six grades, ioc, 5c, 2oc 25c, soc
95c,
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TEXAS STATE FlI'


The ground privileges q v NJ
State Fair will be sold = X. s.s g.,ua
to the highest bidders, = y oss
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yELVETEENS AND yELvETs.

G5l420 inch velyeteens In cardinal wine maroon, brown
Havana brown navy blue hunter green mode and TAM three
grades, 60c, 75c, 81
C6bOl-2o-nch black yelveteens in six grades 40c Soc
Csc, 75c, s5c ell
6605l Snoh silk velvet In cardinal wine maroon, pur
pie green brown navy blue blue electric blue slate
gray and mode fine grades, 81, 81 20 $3.50, 50, $3.50.
B580-ts-inch novelty check vcyets, Ia inch In check
in shades OF blue and wne blue and mode and black
gray brown and black and black and white; these
goods very Stylish only Sl.76
C6597-ls-ineh striped silk velvet, in brown blue wine
and black, worth &c.
257s-is-Inch brocaded yelyets, in wine, blue brown
garnet, green and black; price, So, 81 co. 49,
C0507sinch black SILK velvet In ten grades 81, 81 90
So, 81 80, 49, $3.50, -, 81 so, 50, SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

fine registered Jersey bull for sale,
For particulars address A. @. Brown.
Smith1eld, Tarrant county, Texas.
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KNIT UNDERwF.

Infants white zeph,,
t Iae sizes; sizes r''s 9 wool Ii
6Oc, zoe. = Z, imF
to Ch Ill re white merlpo X.
ton o on at the waist,in t5 ny s y
soc, 70c, soc, SOC, a. ~ y,.Ss l'lgls
Zoe, Soc, 95c, si.oss Pig \
grace e ee' 81 sllO, Six Gsog.
Children's white ma,,.. I
p swo garments q in one; W. W U q
price sl5o, sl7S, 81, s q s;' Z
Ladies' knit uude,w...
So, "a, SO, 50, 10, sI is' slisl
II. Ladies' white medium I'll.
Knit t. vests, only in three v' sslsll 1 !
81 90 per garment. = = S''''i y
Ladies' white metIOo I'LL,
vests and pants, in t6,s. , ~,ella :
M me1t' 5oc, zoe, sli Der M 's1s' X. =
Ladies' white alI.wool Il.
IN three values; per ps,n, ~ Y. 4. I. }
81 90; per suit. a. X ss-. v v
ladies' white Uniuu dis,,.,, N
ments in one; sizes AL. is, ,'....l "
30, ~, "a, So, SO, 40; hi. ' sss' y \
s2.75, So, $3.50, 81, an al, Az 4; /. sA Y
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Hosiery,

(Szes s, 81, 9, 94.)
Lot 4S74-Lades' solid colored striped hose gar
net brown cardinal navy and black, domestic nishi per
pair SC, l0c, l2c l5c; per dozen S5c ST. 81 90 $I50
Lot 453Ladies German nsh solid colored and striped
heavy cotton hose including black per pair Loo 20c,
per dozen, 81 So 49, 1915.
Lot 4256Lsdes' full regular solid colored cotton hose
garnet brown and black extra engths pair 25c
35c, 40c, 50c per dozen, S2.75, $3.50, 1925, $3.50.
Lot 4O4l-Lalies' unbeached full regular balbrggan
hose extra length; per par 25c S5c 4Oc dozen $780,
SO So $425.
Lot 52-Ladles full regular silk clicked brown babrig
gan hose extra ne pair 40c soc; per dozeD 1925
$3.50
Lot 1G5-Ladies opera hose, in pnks blues creams
"a inches longs per pair 75c, ST. S.25 $3.50; per dozen
$3.50 $ll, Sl3, SIS, SIG
Lot 405-Ladies' outside Sizes wide tops full
regular hose colors white cream garnet navy and
black per pair 6Oo 75c, ST. per Dozen $685. $3.50, ST.
LADIES' Isle THREAD.
Lot 4312-Ladies finish assorted coored Isle
thread hose extra lengths brown blue garnet cardinal
cream also white and black pair 25c per
Lot 4l40Ladles full regular assorted solid lise
hose, extra lengths, ceam garnet cardinal navy brown
gray tan and black very handsome goods per pair SOC 5c
81 per dozen, So 90, IS, Sl1.
Lot 2O5-La1es' fancy striped Isle hose in both hair
lines and vertical stripes elegant assortment Of very fine
goods; pair 1925 Sl50, 81 TO- 81 81 50 per dozen
$3.50, $l650, $3.50, s2l.50, S2750.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Nothing as convenient and ornamental
g q nose Plymton folding beds. See them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Ihey are receiving new designs In
s .ins ana glassware. Yon will iind q
''0a ana elegant display in new novelties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

This years. crop Of esaposatea raspber-
|ries, hlAnkberyies, anrlcois ana pears. al
FRESH and of very best quality, At j.. II,
kaulkAe's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

"Luccan oil is beyond doubt the very
finest for salads. Sold by j, II, Roul-
hac,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Elegant edam, pineapple and sap-sago
atJ. II. Roulhac's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

That an admire when they see them at
Fakes & Co.'s