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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
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" LUNTRA.,D GIAI0GUE.
CSnta Mug Lowest Prices Ever As4rad. A Pew
Specimrn L. icrS. fur a h.ru SkA "a aInrns

COnta ming Lowest Prices Ever Uttered. A Pew
Specimen p ices; for o hers, SEE Ia alogus. =
l. oies, I button kid G oytzS49
Ladi 50 button HI az ., saslr,d backs, SOC.
adj 50 hutton l.ng h G4hmOtsSkoves. SOC
Ladies' 3 bu ION Gloves a.hi kifs SIC
aHies, re sil. 81 vts trsr, 10 :, zoe,
Lsdie Colored Ro. der = adk.f nj. f.. Sc:
LaSi.!G iored Border II n-tiich HRS. S..
Ladies Pure me II. =. TisSst trChi Is LOG
Gsdies' ire Enbr idere; Hsaud ,I,hiefs, l5c.
Iussish Towe s. lsrgr size, $50
h hain@sf / P Dan aa \ eS SS, ! 3. :i car go Dc.
Pear SUI smoke Pes Tb-4ss hniIOls. all sizes.
1000 qSsIig Pearl ssir, Ruitsas, 5, a dozen.
Coo f"hg Handmade Cor.rIs. 4Sc.
q rench Ues'r. E~mbIot9ered Bust q rset., ESQ.
'Nsp's fastcclor Il. :. Banoker. If fs TO-.
Meas All linen HIS Hsnrk, cniefs, lie
MtsssDrests hirs,Lt en- 3 som rein orc'd sos,
Men'ssriAl.h Socks, =. am4e.t. isc.
Ladier' RkaEksEo TO Ia. rain Husr. unless, lee.
Ladies' LtaielASssd Hose, black and co d. CSC.
,.toies Uobl'S vsssHGitep Ho.e,rtg. made, so.
hs1 IS r. Llsea eeAs4s all ST les, 1857
I oi HD h.nie % g. kc no.. ,4ES l,c. 100, ,,o m.
Check NstHsbo ga. I.o,- lo,' l2H , l5;, W,
z p 5!S' e Dance; stA F o,s. ! dozen.
, henIlie and rnseSe, &c b n
Pest Nee, les Helix SIR" q paper.
Noitinkham Lsee C11tstat, tape-bound. Csc,
ID L3ns Leashsfr che, 90 $. silver cor
T lei soap, Sc a casa 10. a dozen.
o gales Pc f msryTh sll LOtties.
BrsJS 2. Ice. l5r. ?5r 3>r sO'u-
Vcfade Po ta9e for Mailing Orders
~" dialogue VII be u.-iIsd L. - orc
~ vi K EWIS.
A4l4 s4ss F stA Avg, LOssssAlr, Ky.
:. ~. tIiSs ssfSe,stEssl ssts,e sxeas win
aud la proveh Finds. Fort" nth, eX.
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THE IFRISCO.
MoBEKrIE FULL OF CONFIDENCE OF or
TANNING THE ROAD.

FULL Of CUNflDENOh OF I'd
TANNING THE ROAD.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MoBEBTIg, Tex, March 2S.-HoH.J
N Browning, VINO is back fro st Louis,
where he went to consult with the Frisco
officials in behalf of Mobeetie, brings the
news that the road has not yet succeeded
in placing It's authorized issue OF $780,,
00e 900 worth of bonds, and consequent
~ no active steps have been taken as yet
toward commencing work on the Pan.
handle extension. As oon IS the money
is raised work will begin. The supe-
riority of the S Weetwster or Mobeetie
route owe. all others is such IS TO to IN
sure its adoption, and it js confidently
belle ed that bp January l, 1889, tue Iron
horse will make his entrance in the
espital cf the Panhandle from time i'm
mamorial.
.MS. 3 owning pays = high tribute &c
the work whlca John Howard is doing ii
ST. L3nfsfxTexss.
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Buttee, 7G5 o; FountsiD, ne 2; Fesrce-
vile. III 8; MsuItou Jc., 722 /; Blerstadt.
726 s; Granger. 1872 81 E stuD, 740 g.
Sidney, 746 g.; EIb.r 1852 81 Cam. roc,
757 /; L s,oe,h. 765 4; Hiltop,. ia 0;
Psrk.I's, TsI 6; M~tvip, 1909; Coronado:
1878; Denver, 804 s.
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From Baird to Albany.

special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx March 24-The corps hiss
bssn organized and the instruments have
ssfived ! make The survey for the Rock
I land Railroad between Baird and AL
hsny, and the work will begin the first OF
next week.
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Eilver Mine Near Chico.
.espondsnce Of the Gazette.

CHICO, TEX - March 2S-A silver mine
has been Giecbvered shout 200 feet from
the square at 4 depth OF twenty five feet
The vein is etforg, snd ssld to be In psyz.
ing quantitiIe les. Isle: developmeEfs.
prove a mixture Of gold. Look cut Bs
BOOM for it Is sure to come, and Chico,
is one OF the best locations for 8 town To-
the state.
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An Imp.rnt,ve Nece,si,y.

What pure aieis to an unhealthy To-
cslity, what spflng cleaning is to the
nest housekeeping is Hoods Sarsaps-
rilla 10 every body this season. The
body needs TO BE- thdkoughly renovated,
the blood pusifsd aud vitalized, the
germs OF disease destroyed. Scrofula,
salt rheum, and all other blood disorders
are cured oy Hoods Ssrssparills, the
most popular and successful spring med
icine.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

PERSONAL.

Captain Thomas f. West returned last
night from Austin. He says that he met
Governor Ross who said that
he would certainly call
special session of the Leg
islGture ami that Colonel Pope will
return a. once to Washington TO receive
the money due Texas by the national gov.
eminent.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of RostoA
has an income Of $4,000 yeaH whic4
She is often penniless before th9 end n
the quarter.
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FRtNi AUSTIN.
The Gazette's Weekly Compilation
from tn State Capital.

n Otalo SapitaI'
f..
!, March % In the office
~ Of State the followine
fet: The
. IRE Syndicate OF e. Psso F.;
$500. coo; inc lrp Es,ors,
DrfrtZ, Geo. B S. m
o.F zEeTsl, E c Roberts.
isIsti, ute Of Minden; Cap
Il incorpora,ors, J. Il.
Paul BettIg, &. j
i Hayes. The Socie0ad
OF Eigle Pass. so.
q, as folio VS.: State reve-
,.llable scnoel fund, S24ss.
the Agricultural Depart
{ prwsfdiDg blarks TO as
hasl statistical reports
lent. &Thess reports are
lessors from Information
s.the people and cover
Tcf subjects pertsinteg
resources OF the severn
Ftste They will be ar,
ished about the close OF
Ing a book of 400 psges
lst book EVER ISSUE by the
I"thlug like q correct col
ber'alning to the states
q and resources, socially,
Incislly.
March 26.-The stste's
i International Railway
" charter and privileges,
time ego by Attorney
l Travis District court, is
!, Ysr field vs.. Gresham ct al.
Thursday. This is the
.ehe editors Of the San An
.fr beiug,debsIredf the
sentAtives at LIST LegIsla
+ has issued s preclama-
u election in Wise equity
cy in The House 81 Rp4
re ason OF the resigbatiof
.famphries; the election to
lays from poH. on Eatur-
d also Issued 8 prosfsma-
.'ne issued June q 1887,
lis for ceAain criminals,
or such rewards no longer
fclamasicn does not revoke
8 for the Fiatonis train
K charters were fIed in
Secretary OF Safe: The
nnipg snd Manufacturing
'"herokee county; capital
icorporators. W. II Love
tslss, John H. Bolton, A.
"A. Cocker, W. K. Tatsles.
y Lloyd and George lilly.
and Missionary Associs-
ston, Bowie county; in
onroe Kennedy, William
I'm Brow and S. s Ran
u
collector of Kinney
hal settlement yesterday
e March l, 1888, though
81. W. Morning.
Dor purchase and lease OF
sc fiji d in this department
To lesse-One Tor
en- Green county, ene pr
,H"wsrd county, one for
McMullen county. The
purchase were fled
$40 acres in
y, one for 4l2
county, ore for $40 acre s
/ =, two for 1880 acres in
one for $40 acres IL
? all dry and assessed ct
,ayo for $40 sores each in
-udall couRties, watereG
=. offered at So per acTe.
: lrveyor snd agent Of Rio
ten sections OF
~ Siarr county il egzlly
y Hector, another state
his report comprising
Kinney county. Tbessi
/ " al classified as fiaF |
! sre wstered and somx
nd are valued st from
'srrx March 27.-At
, o Antonio Typogrsghical
resolved to Gsss :
attend the Convention
!, June CT tie Tnteres-
present San A1tCniofs
the location Of the
NAL Printers Home.
Ej1d Town Company
ate q site for The
cdmmittee of citizens ssE
the city for subscriptiqsM
in the home.
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Republican ool,v.n,,o. of rarraus Count,

Rspubncsn Col 1vsntioh Of farrant COUNTY
There will be = convention Of the Republi
cans of Tarrant county held at the cokfth IN e
in Fort Worth OBJ Saturday :he 7th dsgt I April
at 2 O'Clock p. MI tofsihe purposes o. e~lecting
nine delegates r9 represeat thE county In The
state r. publica1 coayention to be held in Fort
Worth on Tue3day, April cath; to elect! 8
chairman and mfmberstf the couLty executive
committee, and 10 tranesct such other business
as may DE prcpe}l y bssssAt before the conven-
ton. The Republicans Of all the precincts in
Tarrant county dre respectfully urged to select
and tend to tbi, iconveLtion delegates who will
faithfully representlhem. JIM. BROWN,
Teaarman County Elk. Com.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

"a better q, tiSle4tis impossible to kst, sir; I
have tried thfniteH and unhesitaiingfy pro.
nounce Or. BARs cough Syrup superior to
any," (Ext.) EE
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Special to Tie Gag

! Special to Tie Gsg
AUSTIN, TEX
OK The Sscrets :
charters {
and MtxicsG G
cspI:sl stock. :
j j Krsne, F 4,
olemnr, c. c. n
rne RICK HiU Il,
itsl, sSO,OOO; !
Welcb, K h s.
farrell. w. II I
Msutusiis's MeA
| cisl organization
Deposits Were
nus, S3575; sv.'t
The force in =
ment are busy Il
SCISSORS for tneIr
to hst'bdepartu
made by the sss
direct. from g
s wide range
to crops and the
counties the
rang d and ppbl Z
the year, max
l. will be the htt
state giving any"
lection CT facts
wealth, c0hditio
morally and flt
AUSTIN, TEX.
case against tn
for forfeiture otsI
Instituted some /
General Rogg ri.
set for June 4.
The case Cf Cb
is set for next
case OF Dna Of 70
tonic EXPRESS fc7
House Of Repre-
tuie.i :
The Governoll'
lion dutclfug s l
~ Ill tHo NAC6E !
resentatIves by 1
If Hon, 3 P. H.
be held twenty
day., April 20. 8
The G~oveTnoIe
ton revokiog c..
Cfsrirg rewsrs,1
IS the reasons I I
exist. The pro {
spsclsl re ward s
robbers.
The followlp 4
the em3e Of the
jacks Jnville Cs,t
Company OF CT
stock, $4,000; X h
lady, J. L DOUG
R Wright, c. y!
II. L. Hodges, II.
The R,4Dsvolent
lion Ct New b.
c%orporAtors, NJ {
Fhamse, A0rEhie
nails. "
Mr.. J. ". N)lI
county,, male fll
OF account sndit
his deputy, Mr. g.
Applications To-
public landi we.s
to-day as bllo It
1850 acres n Toe,
1880 acres in al
1920 ceres in
following to
One ,or
Hairs cunt (
scres in Withits
ia Carson Cjunty
Potter comfy,
Wichita cOmtY7I
50 per acri; I've
DouIey snl Rs,
snd agricultural, :
PSul Hess, suI
Grande Cit, re-
grazing lsni ina
fenced. o. G. y
agent, forwEGed'l
3l2 section in
z Ieerl
grtz Dg. Some
dry agricultural e
50 to 81 per icre l
SAN ANTONIO Z
meeting Of III Sal
U lon to-daYIit VI
representative to
at Kansas City in
tional Union,lto
Advantages sor
ktior
The West z
ofsr to dbnal
building, andis &C
now conVassiTlg 4
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

Catbsrtic or pureative pills do NOR
harm than good. Carter4 Little Liver
Pills 10 oI1$ good<5 Int aatrge amohat OF
That. Or one psle doek
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

II your complalntste want of appetite. try
half a wire glass of AHxo.tura Bit ers half an
hour before inner A$your or Ger or crug-
d.. !. G. 8. sieSert & sonsA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOitcG ~ Dbu'r-c "Ts. =
Unlil S O'Clock mp n:O lss Twill 6Ie
10 my ofAce bi1B 34sffbe "ntrAct IF bring an
isrtesla ge j IN 81 public square OF Tho Town
Fof AlbaHF Sstd Asids TO spesH he slzsef pipe,
rangiR4f ON 3 RTiHches IN Snl the
cost eEgepih o~ffacssiss o ke sis'ed d idgures
TdeGommls TONERS Gours EserSesfghe light
to reject any ana al bl. e.. AdoTsas Gay N.
s%Eittn, clerk of County court ShscAelford
C. unity, Texas.
OFFICE ~ ; oRT OkIH ANDts W OR
LEASs HALLWAY CUMRaSr,
FOBF With iEN- hAichf SS5. D.
TIE annua meettn. Of Z rHaarI of RsheepsSs
of the sort Worth a d Nes Or cans Railway
@ Ineany will be held lAhSh- ,ompa ~ Office
insasstfy of Fort WoEsfs2n saturn-y. Nav 5th,
1S5S, ateeo &C oos nsfgFF h, AVE,
ssSTrtary ans Trea-u er.
OsyscE0F F"q WslEIH AND NEw Or .
LEANs&AILwAY IOMPAFf,
FORT QefH, TEX Mar 80. 1888
IRE regular ans ga m' e'tes af RE stoes
of the Foft Worth a6A New 0rssEfs
Ra lwsy 'ompany will be held in the fEm-
pan g orlce In he city of Fort Wo. th.on Taes-
day, May Slh. 1883. z. W. AVE,
Sc Rotary and Tres sufeE
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PROFESSIONAL.

- ASDiLi i MATTlsON,
NlTID ID Ec Mt . u 9 /,
ag oacs Pesst baadiHg, cosher Maia ana
Filth ssIeeta, Fort Worth, TX y
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sbipped from P.cos City.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
PEcos CITY, TEX, March 24.-Grass is
good. Cattle are fstteuing. Three train
loads were shipped yesterday TO the east.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

CLARENDON, TEX March 26.-The
Denver .xcursienists arrived ct $3.50 p.
m, and received 8 hearty welcome and
in q few minutes they were putting
the mselves outside of Panhandle oeef,
chickeps,etc. All seemed in good spirits,
but eager to get on to Denver
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-04

,
"After LIES litful FEVER he sleeps we'll"
youthful, inir and noble face,
True scion Of "A lofty race;
Eyes Of this same glorious hue
once swept the broad, empyreal blue
IN scotlands days Of old romance
Ofarmored knight with sword and lance
Or, visor dotted, shOne, softly bright,
On maiden face with love alight
Yet fed that gay aud gallant scene
Years and seas now intervene;
Fled those large, ancestral halls;
And now from stern old Dcrrys walls
They fash, n lse eyes OF radiant brown,
On foes Il fan defiance down.
And through the years, whate'er the cause,
These eyes have gazed on nonor's laws,
And drawn their glGnces, high and bright.
From steady eyi1ids on the right.
o youthful, fair and noble iHce,
Five hundred years have lent thee grace;
o youthful eyes, in full hope seeing
The glory aud the use Of being
Alas alas thy race should close
Before the sun 10 zenith rose.
Yet, father, not In vain thy life,
Not vain thy strong and noble strife,
No "ntful fever" ended we'll
no broken ionnt from which upsweli
Waters salt and fal Of tears
Wrung from Tie eyes Of dying years.
A struggle--Dut the triumph's sure;
A single night the tears endure.
The life you gave win Ger be true.
Your child IS faithful unto you,
And On her heart VIII ever bear
Those you lJycd, with tender care.
Your work DO mine, and when rs done
When Ter my grave tho shadows run
They with thine own shall meet and DO
in Gods grace changed happily
And ia the heavenly county bright
Behold one ray Of glorious light
ugUBt ~. lbb3. ELISE Beattie.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-04
The Mexican Vampire.

From the New Orleans Pcayune
Superstitions show themselves from time to
time among tho people Of civilized countries in
very startling way. True, they have most effect
upon the ignorant classes but even people Of elu-
cation and intelligence are not exempt from being
influenced by them. The following shocking story
is told in recent issue Of the Diaro del Hogan or
Home Journal Of the City of Mexico
There is soon to be brought TO trial aman charged
with killing woman who passed for witch, and
asked monthly contributions from the parents of
all the people in her neighborhood, under penalty
of refusal of killing their children by sucking their
blood through the nostrils. She was O hidcous
looking hag. and used many devices to encourage a
belief I'm her dark dealings Her house was in
scribed with geone-ricnl figures and unintenigiblc
hicroglyphics She was In the habit
of giving uiteanees TO peculiar cries
and would stand for hours staring az the hori-
zon and the sky. This WIS the pantomirne which
caused the inhabitants Of her neghborhood to be-
Hcve her q witch. If child happened " die the
parents at once believed that the witch was the
sole cause Of the death.
Medina died, and be, coming IN contact with the
old nag in the street, said: why did you kill my
compadre's childy"
"why cont you pay me Contribution" asked the
old woman.
II will not pay You"
"Weu, / will kill your youngest child
"Wen, why don't you kill him2 Take this, and
this"
On saying this the man.ferociously struck the old
bag several blows which killed her.
Medina g. 20 prison, and within few days his
trial will take place Mr.. Emilio Romero appearing
for him in the defense.
The witnesses who testified 20 the practice Of
wltchcTaft by the vampire include most OF the
neighborhood.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-09-04

From the indianapolis sun.
Tho New Yorl. Tribune says that Blaine Is
the leader. Mr. Blaine g4ys that he IS uos There
at once arises question Of yeracty On which il
isn't safe " take Sides
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Notice 10 Oontrnctors

Consolidated sealed proposals for the
building of a s one jail, and jsilors resi-
dence for williamson county, Texas, Will be
received by the Commissioners court, at
Georgetown Texas, up u O'Clock D. m. on
Mon0ay, the 10Th da- Of April, 1888. BIDS for
the BUILDING complete, with window guards,
double and sinPle iron UUoTs, heating appa-
ratus including hot air ducts and registers, I'LL
ing and era ing, CouCreting and CemenJlng,
making everything conpIet and ready for the
cages and cells. with their fixtures, will be re-
ceiveG in one bid: and bids for all OF the cages,
corridors and everything C"nnectedsvfsf them
will be received In separate 4b1B And bids
will also be received for theenti work, build
ing and cages. ~
Bidders viii be REQUIRED to file with their
bids a bond in thssum of 700 where the bid
is for the bltdlbg only, and In the cum of Sl5,
90 where The bid Will inclu1e the whole
work. The bond 20 nave at least two sureties
With Acknowledgement of signature. and the
certificate of CLERK of Court where suTities re-
side. thAt they are worth the amount of the
bond in their own iight, clear Of homesteads,
liens and mortgages, and TO be apprOvedby he
Commissioners court of williamson county (;
and conditioned for the faithful performance
of the work In accordance with the plans,
specifications and the contract.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Office of the County CLERK at Georgeto WI, and
at the Office of DOdson & Dudley, architects,
Waco, Tex, Cd and after Monday, the % day OF
april, 1855.
The court reserves the right to reject any or
all bids; and all bios 10 be filed with the CLERK
of the County court at Georgetown. before the
hour above named.
W. a. SMITH, Corn Hill, Tex Building
S. NJ. " ooLsEY HuLto, Tex ! Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

THE Philadelphia Record evidently
thinks the protectionists should not make
such fuss over the tariff bill Of the ways
and means committee-'it is such little
one, anyhow" The Record says: "The
value of imported merchandise on which
duties were collected for the flsesl year
ended June 80, 1887, was $450,525,922'
The total of duty collected was $2l4 1922,
$40. II the bill proposed by the ways
and means committee should become e
law the reduction it would effect in the
revenue would be but little greater than
the 20 per cent. reduction recommended
in 1883 by the protectionist tariff COM
mission appointed by President Arthur.
When the enormity of the drain on the
resources of the country made by tariff
duties is considered the moderation OF
the bill prepared by Mr.. Mills and his as
sociates is astonishing"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
CISCO.
a zu,ioal Treas-Bailway Prospects.

a Hsu1fcal Trest-Railway Prospects.
CISCO, TEX, March 10, 1883
To the Editor of the Gazette.
Your correspondent arrived here last
evening on business in the interest Of
THE GAZETTE, sud being detained over
night, we attended musical concert az
the opera house, given by the good ladies'
Of Cisco to raise funds for the Immigra-
lion Bureau. The occasion did not re-
ceive the patronage so worthy 3
cause merits. The enterprise mani
tested by the ladies' was certainly very
commendsble, while the musical talent
and elocutiouary skill displayed would
have done credit to city of much more
pretension than Cisco.
He'd The GAZETTE space we would Ike
to furnish detailed report OF this brill
ient occasion. We cannot, however, re-
fraiu from making special mention OF
the recitation OF "The Massacre st
Monterey" by the beautiful ard
accomplished Miss Wade Richardson.
This WIGS the first OF a series of entertain
ments mat are to be given by the ladies
of Cisco. Why cannot the ladies Of Fort
Worth insugurate something Of the kind?
They have the talent and to say they have
not the enterprise would be reflection
upon their fair city.
Cisco is an enterprisiug little city with
most promising future. Her citizens
are rejoicing over her splendid prospects
Of getting the great Rock Island Rail-
rosd. The engineers OF the Arkansas Pass
Railroad Company are emily few miles
below the city and coming this way.
Cisco eau well rejoice IN good health,
good society, good schools, good churches
and good local newspaper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

PEOPLE who are dissatisfied With the
amount OF net reform in Mr.. Mills tariff
bill should recall the sage remark Of
Oliver Wendell Holmes that 1t didn't
make so much difference to know where
a man stood, but 1t WAS ell important to
note the direction in which he was travel
ing. This bill, prepared under Demo
cratic auspices, will, If it becomes law,
indicate the Democratic tendency to the
country and strengthen the hands OF the
party for more good work in the same d.
rection. The protection Ideals intrenched
behind the barricades erected during
quarter of century OF Radical rule, and
patient, persistent effort alone can tesr
down the oarricades erected 10 strengthen
the few against the interests of the many.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
THE LAW AND TIE LADY.

An Ex-ssctlon Boas Charged win Con-
sPiracy to Widow and WIN Mary Gal
win.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINEsvILLE, Tx, March lO.-L.
Noonan was arrested last night On ccm-
plsint OF Mary Calvin, charging him with
entering in plot with Andy Terrell
about February % to murder John Gal
win, husband of the complainant. Ferrell
is the party who made murderous as
sault on John Calvin about that time, and
is row in jail. Mis- Calvin states the
ccnspiIators were to kill her husband for
the ostensible purpose OF making 1t pos
sible to get possession Of 'he widow, who
il a typical Bridget It appears that
Noonsn made il so ret for Gsiviu since ne
EGs carved bY Farrell, That few days sgo
he packed his grip snd skipped
leaving Nonnsu in full possession of the
deceptive Mary. Noonan was section
boss on the Santa Fe, ana it is state q
resigned his position for the purpose Ct
leaving Gainesville and the widow be-
hind. This, it seems, aroused Bridgets
ire and she called upon the authorities to
punish the man who planned to kill her
husband and drove him from home
Noonan did not deny the charge when
arraigned to-day. In default OF S6UC
boEd was sent to Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
And JaTe, Too


Alfalfa and sorghum are two crops
which are cure and profitable in all this
section of Texas. Why cannot the Ali
snc- consider OF the value Of these crops
and urge their importance on fsrmers?-5
Fort Worth GAZETTE
The above is no doubt good advic5 10
tie farmers, but in view of the building
Of the paper mill in Fort Worth tho en-
suing season, why not Include ia the ad-
vice the planting of jute2 This paper
mill will not only create 8 mArkes but
a demand for the woody part OF
the jute produ"t, which is of ''sno
value in the manufacture of cotd.
age, baggage and rope, aDd csn
only be utilized in the manufacture of
paper. Hence, if there is spy certainty
IN the building OF the proposed paper
mill at Fort Worth, il strikes the SUP that
in It's suggestions to the Alliance in
reference 10 the culture Of slf4lfa snd
sorghum, The GAZETTE should not omit
to include the culture Of Iute. Certainly
not.