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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Domestic Dress Goods.

G 1882. 22-inch English Cashmere and
brocade, in shades OF blue, garnet, drab,
wine, brown. green and black; sc per
yard, reduced from 65c.
C6467. 22-inch Hamilton Alpacs, wool
filed; shades Of wine, blue, brown, car
dinal, gray and black; 1Oc per yard, re-
duced from 125c.
c $3.50 22-inch English Cashmere
Cloth in stripe and checks, colors Of
brown and red, blue and red, blue and
gold, brown and gold; 1Oc per yard, re-
duced from l21c.
G 5451. 22-inch English satin stripes
and brocade, IN shades OF blue, brown
and wine; l0c per yard, reduced from
1910.
c 1922. 22-inch wool filled English
Cashmere, in shades of brown, wine,
scarlet, blue and black; 12tc per yard,
reduced from 15c.
G 6403. 22-inch English brocades and
checks, wool filed, in shades of brown,
blue, wine, green and black; 12ic per
yard, reduced from 1890.
G 640l. 22-inch English wool filed
cashmere debeige, ia shades Of gray and
brown; l5c per yard, reduced from zoe.
G 64l6. S4inch English E. X. Cash
mere-tne best goods in the market for
the money-in shades of brown, blue,
wine, green and black; 25c per yard,
worth 35c.
1857. 30inch English check cashmere
in shades of brown, blue, wine, green
and black; 20c per yard, reduced from
soc.
C6420. 36-inch wool filed diagonal in
shades of brown, tan, blue, green and
black: 25c per yard, reduced from 35c.
6434. 22-inch plaid cashmere in al
the new shades; wine, brown, green and
blue; zoe per yard, reduced from 35c.
G 1886. % inch English plaid diagonal,
Just the thing for combinations, in all the
new shades Of brown, blue, wine and
green; zoe per yard, reduced from 40c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Ladies' Shoes.

G 722. Ladies' kid machine seweC
shoes; size, % to z; 81 10.
G 1888. Ladies' glove kid turned
siz ss, p to Z; 50.
G 742. Ladies' goat, machine
button, common sense and opera ls
widths; sizes, p to Z; s1.75, 50,
So.
G 1856. Ladies' kid, machine sew,
ton, common sense and opera last;
q z; S1.75, 80, SO so, IS
G 279. ladies' dongola button, CT
sense and opera last; sizes, 2 to 6;
G 293. ladies' French kid button
mon sense and opera last; sizes, 2
81 90
G 2S7. Ladies' French kid hand
button, opera last; sizes, 2 to 6; I
G 296. Ladies' French kid n
seweo, button, opera last; sizes,
81
G 1874. Ladies' kid machine
button, opera last; sizes, 2 to 6; ;
G 800. Lsdies' French kid hand
common sense, button; sizes, 2 to
G 305. Ladies' French kid hand
opera, button; sizes, l to 6; S..
G 254. Ladies dongola, hand |
common sense and opera last; siz
6; So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Table Linens.

E1O,399. Blesched all linen table cloth
with red border, "a inches wide; former
price, SOC, reduced to SOC.
E10,30S. Verv heavy bleached damask,
beautiful pattern, 81 inches wide; former
price soc, reduced to Acc per yard.
E 1886. This lot you will find one OF
cur best bargains for the price we ask for
it; beautiful pattern, is all linen and 81
inches wide; price, only soc per yard.
E1O,523. Very fine and heavy damask,
besutiful pattern. = inches wide; former
price soc, reduced to Coo per yard.
E10,326. Beautiful piece of tiue damask,
handsome pattern, 80 inches wide; former
price 81, reduced to S5c per yard
E IS. A very fine quality OF bleached
satin damask Irish linen, beautiful de-
signs; former price 81 20, reduced to 81
per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Misses Shoes.

G 1925 Misses glove grain bu
soles fastened with screws; very {
bic shoe; sizes, to 3; 81 %.
G 1889 Misses kid machine Sc
button; IL to 2; 81 %.
G 1444. Misses grair, machine sc
button; IL TO 2; 81 25 /
G 1912. Misses goat machine S,
button; IL to 2; 81 so.
G 1887. Misses goat solar tip, 81
heel button; IL to 2; 50.
G 1923 Misses grain solar tip bu
with heel and spring heel; IL to 2; s
GIGS Misses goat spring heel
ton; II to 2; 81.
G 1417. Misses kid, common s
button; sizes, IL to 2; 50 %.
G1419. Misses kid, spring heel. but
sizes, IL to 2; 50 %.
G 1867. Misses bright dongola, {
mon sense button; sizes, IL TO 2; s
G 1854. Misses dongola, spring
button; sizes IL to 2; SO so. -
G 236. Misses French kid, sprin
button; sizes, IL to 2; So.
G 227. Misses French kid, CO
sense, button; IL to 2; So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Napkins.

91C9, 13x14 all linen, red and blue
striped, with fringe, good quality; former
price Csc, reduced to soc per dozen.
E91l0. 1874, good quality and all
linen napkins, with seven red stripes
around for border; former price Toe, re-
duced to SOC per dozen.
E 9eS2. This number we have 100 dozen
and will put them on the market at the
very low price of soc per dozen, well
worth 75c. They have red and blue stripes
running each way, size 14xl4 inches.
E 9072. 15x16, red and blue striped, all
linen, good quality; former price 81, re-
duced to 75c per dozen.
E 9o74. 15x16, Whole piece, fine bleach
ed. beautiful pattern Of flowers with fancy
border; former price $l.25, reduced to
81 per dozen.
e 1858. 1sxl9, extra fine bleached whole
piece napkin, with one red stripe around,
with flowers; former price So, reduced to
50 so per dozen.
E 1868. 14x14 bleached napkin with
wide red border, very foe satin finish;
former price 81 80, reduced to SIPS per
oxen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Leu0leum, or Cork Mattings.

F959 Two yards wide, Csc per square
yard; worth 90c.
F957. Two yards wide, 75c per square
yard; worth 81.
Our ever increasing order trade de-
mands, and we with pleasure announce
that from this date on we will send SAM
Piles of all carpets, including Hemps, In
grain ard Brussels; also, anything in the
mating line. Those desiring samples
will be expected TO pay return express
charges.
We charge sc per yard for sewing in
grain carpets and SC per yard for sewing
Brussels carpets.
We would be glad to furnish prices to
those having large contracts to let. Con-
tracts amounting to 5000 or more we will
send our carpet men to take measures
and finish up work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Towels.

E 1885. 15x28 inch bleached linen fancy
bordered, fribged; 10c, reduced from sc.
$3.50. 16x3l bleacheo, all linen, large
red stripes running lengthways through
center, with red border, friuged; 10c, re-
duced from 15c.
e Ss01. l7x33 cream colored dsmask,
ell pure linen, fancy borders, frinsed;
15c, reduced from 221c.
E S743. 1884, heavy cream colored
German towels, fancy borders, fringed;
15c, reduced from 229c.
E 1875. 19xS6, very heavy cream dam
ask, fancy bordefed, fringed-a grand
to wel zoe, reduced from SOC.
Z S775. 1898, very fine cream damssk,
with satin brocade cen:ers, fancy iringed
border; zoe, reduced from soc.
L $3.50. 20x44, heavy cream colored
German oatmeal towels; 25c, reduced
from 35c.
E 8746. 20x40, very heavy cream damask
German towels, all pure linen; Csc, re-
duced from 35c.
e 500 2Ox4O, heavy cream German
hack; 25c, reduced from 35c.
q SOL. 20x40, heavy cream damssk,
twossene fancy borders; 25c, reduced
from soc.
e S75L 2ox4O, very fine brocaded cream
satin dar1ssk towels with red and blue
border; 35sAworth SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Combination Suits.

In this special line we are making very
great reductions. All goods warranted
as described. So you can order from de-
scription snd be sure that you get just
what you order. Do not wait too long to
order, the quantity is limited and at these
prices will go quick.
G. 90. Combination suit Of stripe or
check suiting with plain velveteen to
match; IA yards 90 inch wide and two
yards velveteen to match; shades OF blue
snd gold, blue and red, brown and gold,
brown and red. 80 rs per pattern, re-
ducea from IS so.
C9S. Combination suit of plain dag
onal end plaid 20 match-very stylish; 5
yards plsip, 36-irch wide, yards plush
90 inch wide; shades of green, brown,
blue, wine and scarlet. 1875 per pat
tern, reduced from SIS.
ca. Combination suit OF plain dag
onal, with beaded velveteen to match, in
shades Of wine, blue, brown and black;
I0ysrds 81 inch diagonal. yards 19 inch
beaded velvet. 81 % per pattern, re-
duced from Sc.
Cos. Combination suit Of all wool
cashmere and fancy velvet to match; 10
yards So inch cashmere, yards Is inch
velvet; shades of wine, blue, drab, green
and brown. $50 per pattern, reduced
from $40.
C96. Combination suit OF surah cloth
and fancy plush; 10 yards 40 inch furah
cloth, ysrds l9 inch farcy plush; shades
OF gray, blue, brown, green: wine and
black. 80 per pattern, reduced from
$I2 so.
C97. French combination suits of all
wool surah cloth with plaid or stripe to
match-these suits average LOB to III
Yards to the pAttern-4 yards plaid, 6
yaros plain. Regular price per pattern,
SI2 so, SI4. Sl5 and SIe50; reduced
price, So, Sill, SIP and Sl3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Brussels Carpets.
The iatest English, Persian and Turkish
Designs.

The atest English, Persian and Turkish
Designs.
p SOB. 27-inch tapestry, SOC; worth 75c.
~ + 5l2. 27-inch tapestry, Coo; worth SOC.
E 499. Pinch tapestry, Csc; worth 90c.
+ 500. 21-inch tapestry, 75c; worth 81.
We have q dsuble purpose in maxim g
these remarkably low prices. l. TO re-
duce stock. 2. To attract trial orde rs
from those VINO have never dealt with US.
F $40. 27-inch tapestry, S5c; worth
Sl1O
F 507. 27.inch tapestry, 90c; worth
81 Is.
F SIS. 27-inch tapestry, 81; worth
81 25
j F6S9. 27-inch body, 9Oc; worth 81 10.
F 657. 27-inch body, CSC; worth sl.25,
II 635. 27-inch body, 81; worth 81 %
F641. 27-inch body, Lowell, 51lo;
worth 80.
F 6ffA 27-inch body, Lowell, 81 %;
worth STT5.
Borders 10 eli widths to match.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Children's Shoes.

G 1910. Children's kid, hsnd turned,
button; sizes, to u; price, 81.
G 1916. Children's fine kid, worked
hole, seWed, button, with heel; 1925.
G 1853. ChildIen's 6oneols, hsId turned
spring heel, tsssel, button; 1925.
G 1912. Cnildren's fine kid, solid worked
hole, wedge heel, sewed, button; 81 90.
G 1413. Children's kid, lesther tip,
spring heel, machine sewed, button !;
SECS, s TO lod; price, 81 %.
G 14l5 Cnildren's kid turced vi
heel, nigh cut, butten; sizes, to
price. 81 90.
G 1416. ChIldren's kid, hand turne
with heel, high cut, button; sizes, s
1O4; price, S1.75.
6 1856. Chlldren'5 doDgola, ha
turned, spriDg heel, button; sizes S
1Ga; price, $3.50.
q 1915. Chlldren's grain, solar tipp
button, in both spring heel and hee
sizes, 80 a.; price, 81 %.
G 1896. Cnildren's grain, solsr tipp
button, in hoth sprirg heels and rec
sizes, s to 104; price, 81 %.
6 1875. Cnildren's goat, solar tip
button; with heels and spring he
sizes, 70 lob; price, $50.
G 1903. Cnildren's kid spring
button; sizas, 6 to u; price, 81 %
G 1909. Chjldren's goat, spring.
button; sizas, 8 to 104; price, 81 so
G 1902 Children s grain leather, til
lace, with heels; sizes, 8 to 105; p
81.
G 1865. Children's goat. sprirg
machine sewed, button; sizes, s 10
price, S1.75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Straw. Mattings.

We have just received an extraordinary
purchase Of 200 rolls, assorted Fancy
Straw Floor Mating, worth SOC per yard,
but they will go in this reduction sale at
zoe per yard.
Also another lot Of 800 rolls, worth 40c
and soc, That we mark 25c and $50. All
fresh goods. Assorted in both white and
fancy patterns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
hildren's White Knit Under
wear.
Sizes, 16 to %.
Sizes, 16 to %.

H 1928. White merino vests and pants !;
sizes. Is, 1s, 20. %; price, zoe, 25c. soc
and 35c each; price, Acc, 45c, 55c and Soc
per suit.
81 1928. White nerino vests and pants;
sizes, "a, 26, IS, 80; price. 4oc. 45c. SOC
and soc each; price, 75c, S5c, &c.. $1.05
per suit.
81 o923 White heavy weol mixed vests
and psnts: sizee, 16. Is, 20, %; price,
SOC, 35c, 40c and 45c each; price, 55c,
Csc, 75c, 85c per suit.
81 1928. White heavy wool mixed vests
and pants; sizes, "a, 26, %, 30; price,
SOC, 55c, Coo and Csc each; price, CSC,
81 05, 81 Is and 81 % per suit.
q 0759 Fine white cashmere wool
vests and pants; sizas, is, 1S, 20, %;
price, COO. 65c, zoe and 75c each; price,
S1.15, SI25, 81 IS and 81 45 per suit.
81 1853. Fine white cashmere wool
vests and pants; sizes, "a, 26. %, 80;
price, s5c, 81, s1.15, 81 30 each; price,
sI.65, sl.s5, 90 Is and 81 so per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Infants Shoes.

6 1882. Infants goat, turned, no heel,
button; sizes l to 8; price, soc.
6 1862. Infants kid turned, no heel,
button; sizes, to 5; price, 75c.
6 1929. Infants kid turned, no heel,
button; sizes, 0 to 5; price, 81.
G 1860. Infants dongols, turned, no
heel, button; sizes, to 5; price, 81.
G 1865. Infants dopgols, turned, no
heel. button; sizes, TO 5; puce, SLIPS.
G 1886 IGfants' bronze Kid, turned, no
heel, button; sizes, l to 5; 81 %.
G 1913. Infants French kid, tassel,
turned, button; sizes, 0 to 5; $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS.

In this, my Great Reduction Sale of
Winter Goods, it is my Intention to make
such reductions in dress goods that it
will be an object to all close cash buyers
to purchase these goods whether you are
In need OF them or not at the present mo-
ment. By closely studying the following
quotations and comparing prices, you will
see that it is to your advantage to order
Immediately. Be careful In ordering,
state,lot and number and price, where two
or more prices gre under the same lot
number. Samples sent on application.
Be sure you state the quality OF goods
wanted, for an order reading please send
samples of dress goods receives no no.
tice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Towels, Napkins and
Table Damasks.

We are remarkably fortunate in being
able to offer In this reduction immense
sssortments of both towels, napkins and
table dsmaske, bought late in the season
from importers that were anxious to close
out odd lots. Al they sre goods that are
needed from January 10 January in every
family and will go cut rapidly at these
prices, we advise that you order at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
CLIO A X
DEPARTMENT.

We have in stock about 4S4 garments
OF course, at this stage Of the winters
trade The run OF sizes in every specisl
make is more or less broken. Material,
finish snd styles are the very latest. To
our out-of-town customers we say send
Us your order, giving size and price you
wish TO paw. Our selection for you will
be from So 10 SIS less than the original
cost 70 manufacture
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
KNIT UNDERWEA
Ladies', Misses, and Children's.

Three-fourths Of the cold weather ex-
perienced in Texas comes between Jauu-
sry and April, and at season when the
human body is most susceptible to the
inrosds of disease, particularly pneu-
monia. Our prices on heavy underwear
have been reduced from % to so per cent,
leaving no reason for anyone to go thinly
clad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Fine Bleached Damask T0wels.

E 1852. 20x36 elegant blesehed damask
to wells, with assorted fancy horders,
iringed; Csc, worth 40c each.
E s7l5 Heavy olesched hack Jewels
with plain white satin Borders, fringed;
SOC, worth 40c-tais lis big bargain.
E S720 l9x38 fns bleached damssk
to 0els with bluesand red borders and
knotted fringe; 35e, worth SOC each.
1856. 1898, very beautiful bleached
damask towel with assorted blue and red
border, deep knotted fringe; 55c, cheap
at SOC EACH
E 8672. 2ox40, heavy bleached sstin
damssk two-tone, red and blue border,
deep knotted fringe,a splendid towel; 4oe,
worth Csc each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
All Wool French Dress Goods.

G 1882. 36-inch all wool French Cash
meres. of the best manufacture, in three
grades and weights; SOC, Csc and 75c, re-
duced from Csc, 75c and 90c.
G 0441 40-inch Ill wool French Surah
Cloth-one of the most stylish plain
cloths used for dresses; comes in shades
Of blue. wine, gray, green, brown and
black; CSC and 75c, reduced from 75c and
90c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Ladies' White Knit Underwear.
Sizes, 26 to So.

Sizes, 26 to SO.
II 1921. White merino vests and pants;
price SOC each, 81 per suit.
H 1921. Heavy white merino vests and
pants; price 75c each, 81 S5 per suit.
Fl 0623. White wool vests and pants;
price 81 each. 81 80 per suit.
II 1928 Fine white cashmere wool
vests and pants; price 81 so each, $2.T0
per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Kensington Art Squares.
Druggot'S Best Grade.

F1o69. Size 9x9 feet, dark blue ground,
fern and oak Leaf pattern in gold; price,
1926 each; reduced from $40.
F 1910. Size okla feet, brown ground
and fern leaf design IN light green and
tan; $40 so, reduced from SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05

H 1928. All wool scarlet vests and
panst; price 81 each, 81 80 per suit.
Il 1901. Heavy sll wool scarlet vests
and pants; price, s1.25 each; So 25 per
suit.
81 1928. Fine cashmere wool scarlet
vests and pants; price,. $3.50 each; 1915
per suit.
vests and pants; price, So each, So so
per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Ladies' Scarlet Knit Underwear.
Sizes, 26 to 3S.

In ordering please note the following
rule, which assures you f.: No. 26 is
correct size for lady who measures so
bust; No. % for 80 bust; No. SO for "a
bust; No. 50 for Sc bust; No. 81 for SO
bust; No. Sc for 40 bust; No. SO for AZ
bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
ShoeDepartment.

We carry one Of the most extensive
stocks of shoes west of st. Louis snd haJ
die only standard goods and guaran
satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Oil Mattings.

Widths-4-4, ga, GA, S.4, 1914.
F 1856. In two qualities, 40c and SOC;
reduced from SOC and Coo per square yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Ingram Carpets.

In all prices given below we have an as
sortment OF designs, colors and patterns.
F 80. 32-inch hemp, assorted stripes,
15c, lSc, 20c; reduced from zoe, 25c, soc.
Fl47. So inch cotton ingram in assort-
ed patterns, 25c and Soc; reduced from
35c and 45c.
FLAP 36-inch cotton ingram, 4Oc ami
45c; reduced from SOC and SIC.
T 145. 36-inch Excelsior, or mixed wool
and cotton fill, SOC. (Note-EXcelsio is
one of the heaviest ingram carpets made J
F 263. 36-lnch ell wool FL, SOC reduced
from Coo.
FPS. 56-irch all wool fill extra, Csc;
reduced from 75c.
F276 Sc inch all wool iii extra super,
75c; reduced from 85c. IS
F 346. 56-inch all Wodl extra, 75c; re-
duced from 85c. sSs5
T 34S. 36-inc1 eHswool extra super,
Soc; reduced from&l.
f 27S. S6-inch wool I'LL three ply, S5c;
reduced from Sfs
F31S. So iEea all wool three ply extra,
81; reduced from S1.25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
CARPET
DEPARTMENT
REDUCTION SALE.

Il may be said in view Of the fact that
styles in carpets change 80 gsadually that
there should be no necessity for putting
carpets into this great Reduction Sale;
but our spring goods will soon be coming
in and we must have room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Children's Union Suits.
Sizes, Is to %.

Sizes, l6 to ~.
II 1928. Children's white merino union
suits, made with waist buttoning on to
drawers; sizes, 16, Is, 20, %; price, SOC,
Coo, zoe and soc per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-05
Irish Linen Crumb Cloths.

F 1911. Nine feet wide, brown ground
with red cross stripes; SLID per yard.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-08
The Power Of the Pope.

From the Forum.
The Vatican is now one OF the dip
Iomatic centres in Europe where the
most important political business is
negotiated. The Popeinterteres, either
openly or by secret agencies, in the in
terual political movement OF all civil
lied countries. The reason for this is
evident. The maiorities OF the inhab'
itants of nearly all the Roman Catho-
lie countries, and very powerful mi
norities in Protestant lands, such as
Germany and England, or in schlsma-
tic nations like Russia, obey the or
ders OF their priests, who, IN their turn
receive instructions from the bishops
and the Pope. 1t is certain that in
countries where, as in Belgium, the
Roman Catholic faith has its ground,
the. Pope possesses incomparably
more authority than the king. The
electors who decide the majority in
Parliament obey his orders, and the
choice OF the ministers is thus inhu-
| enced.
The most important recent victory
OF the papaCy is the one over the
greatest politician of u day,
the iron chancellor, Bismarck.
He should not have forgotten that
two ~sovereigns had already not only
signaIly failed, but imperiled their
crowns in a similar enterprise. Joseph
II emperor of Austria, wished to en-.
force a regulation that aspirants to
the priesthood in Belgium should fol-
low the course OF studies at the Uni.
versity of Louvain. The clergy resist
ed this measure, and the revolution Of
1888 followed. The king OF the Meth.
erlands, William /, attempted to en-
force a similar measure, and the revo-
luton of 1880 ensued. Bismarck,
finding himself incapable of resisting
the clergy in the Catholic PROVINCES of
Prussia, and perceiving his mistake,
turned completely and suddenly
round.
Another recent triumph OF the pa
pacy has been achieved in England.
In order to induce the Irish to cease
their opposition to the English gov
eminent Lord Salisbury dispatched
the duke of Norfolk as an envoy to
Rome, where he represents the inter.
ests OF the Irish landlords. Even
Queen Victoria almost Frustrated
herself at the feet of the pope, if we
may believe the official gazette of the
vatican, which reports that her era.
cious majesty expressed the wish
that the Catholic religion be permit.
ted to prosper more and more
throughout the vast British en-
pire." If Leo XIII would consent to
command the high priesthood to
cease from supporting Home Rule
there is nothing that would be refus-
ed him; he might have a Catholic uni.
versity, money for a seminary. and
ven an ambassador at the Vatican.
In many countries, such as Tyrol, the
Rhenish Provinces, Belgium and Low
er Canada, the real sovereign is not
the ~relgning monarch, but the pope.
who rules through the medium OF his
bishops and priests.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-06-08

ssThe great strike on the o. road
reminds me Of a romance says a
writer Id the Chicago Mail. "Tn one
Of the towns on the main line lives a
man who, Tor years, has been in the
employ Of the corporation which is
now having trouble. From appren-
tice boy ia the Workshop he worked
his way up until be became an engiu-
ser. One night he wis called up and
sent out on an extra. Hs had not
gone faEon his run when something
danced BEFORE the glare . his head
light. and as quickly did he reverse
the engine. Leaving the pilot he walk
ed down the track and found a child
neatly wrapped and wide awake. He
took It back 70 the pilot made COZ
for 1t and proceeded on his run. On
his return nome the vail of the road
was taken to his home, adopted reared
and educated. She became one Of the
beauties ol the little town and grew
into womarho0d The engineer, az
though nearly thirty-ive years older
than che pkettyfacea creature, loved
her and they were married. The
other DAT. when there we're rumors oi
q strike. The old engineer appealed to
his child wife for advice, and she beg
ced him to remain With the company
and not desert the road which be
found her and from which he had re-
scued her He consented, and there
nos i 81 the old engineers who -
trua 20 The throttle