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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
What Mr.. Fatheree Thinks,
Fate, Texas, March 6, 1SgV

Fate, Texas, March g. 1891
Gazette. Fort Worth, Tex: ,4t
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any other kind. Tt does as good work as any Oh 1 %
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porter the servant OF the passengers.
But he bamboozles them around as much
us he pleases nevertheless. He drives
them OF to bed when they are not sleepy,
ana drGgs them out in the morning
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ZOE MARRIEp EafKs.

NocoNA, TExssA pril IS, 1890.
To the Gazette. 49,
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I'm orgeSts better hrtcEsp condSkions, it is
wiser t186ildspp thanstsar d&iEns Kfaney COM
plaintsare daHgeroHE andsktan only he igHoided
uSefOf Cascarine. n4E&
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-. IRprder that thelREatem should be strong, &C.
ptFe 9Cascayine reggl ii lEFsr, which keeps
re blood pure and hSslthy.
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Adrice to Mofhersrs3
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teettiEng, Seothes ths5rhild softeHf thu gums,
aIlfSs pan, cursf wind skolic. a,Sls the best
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FOLLOW NATURE.
Nothing in Worse Taste than to Rush
the Season or Get Behind 1t.
To What Degree Woman May be a Coquette.
Hen Make Women What They Archie
Part Dress Plays-Corsets.
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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Opposed to the democratic nomi-
nee for Assessor of Texas, Earnest
G. Langhammer, there is Joe Marek,
Red joe as he is called. He is
about the only man on the republi-
can ticket that isn't ashamed of it,
for he announces that he is endorsed
by the republican convention, and
seems to have no disposition to OBJ,
tain goods by false pretenees. MIR
Langhammer is just finishing his
first term as assessor and has made
a good officer. If reelected, as he
no doubt will be, he will bring his
experience to the discharge of his
further duties.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Nobody that loves good govern
ment in Washington county will en-
dorse Paul Fricke or any OF his can
didates by voting the republican
ticket.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-10-30

Sam Schlenker, the best Tax
Collector in the State, was very
properly re-nominated by the demo
Gratis for that position. His oppon-
emit julius Hope when he wakes up
on Wednesday morning Nov. 5 he
will hardly realize that he was in
the race. He is very clever young
man, no doubt, but with fifty years
experience he would never make
such a collector as Sam Schlenker.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To THE SHERIFF. OR ANY CONSTABLE OF
COUNTY GRsETING: You are
hereby commanded tn cause to be publish
ed in the BRENNAN Banner, newspaper
published in Washington county for three
successive weeks, the following:
THE STATE OF TEXAS, 10 al persons IN
terested in the welfare of Franz, kaslie, John
and Paul Laza: minors, Ewald Sosadel, guar
dian, has fled in the County Court of Wash
ington county, an application to resign as
guardian OF the estate of Franz, John, Paul
and Resale Lazs, minors, which will be
heard at the next term of the County Court
of said county, commencing on the End Men
day in November, 1890, at the courthouse
thereof, in the City of BRENNAN, at which
time all persons interested in said minors
welfare may appear and contest said appli-
cation,if they see proper.
HEREIN FAIL Nor, under penalty OF the
law, and fthis writ make due return. Is
sued 22nd day of October, 1880.
WITNESS, j. NJ. Byrnes, Clerk Of
Cc,) said Court. and the seal thereof, al
Deal office, in the City of Brennan. 22d
~ day Of Oct. 1890.
J. N. BYRNEs,
Clerk of County Court, Washington County
By a. NJ. KRUG, Deputy.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above ant
foregoing is true and correct copy OF The
original citation, now in my hands.
y. E. DEvER, Sheriff.
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c. c. Lockett's improved home place, con-
tsins one acre of ground, q 5 room dwelling
thereon, good orchard, all under a good
fence, situated about 1900 yards northeast
ofthe courthouse on the Independence road.
Price $1,000.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

EoI,owinr is the style of the Democratlt
ticlet including State, County and Pre ..shS
,,ficers for Washington county, as wei ~ i'i
and against the amendment:
Fo, the Amendment to Article ~ section
of the Constitution relating 70 hai M Sa+io,
AGAINST the Amendment to Article ~, oec9l"l
) Of fine Constitution relating TO Railroa9S.
For the Amendment TO section ~ Al '''i' -
the Constitution. ,,-...;.,,, a Artirl
Against the Amendment 10 Hc1'ioii ~ -
6 of the Constitution.
For Governor, James ). hogG, ,,s.,,,
ForIi,ieut. Governor, Geo, c. Pendleton'
For Attorney General, Z; a SE utnne SUN
For Comptroller, John u. McCaL,
For Treasurer, William 3. Workman.
Tsnd commissioner, ". L. McGanghey,
Smpt. Public Instruction, H; c. Pritche'''
For Congress, Roger Y. Mills Ii- q King.
D Dist Attorney, Besuregard Bryan
district Clerk, Adolph NJ. hrug,
For For COUNT Clerk, Oscar A. Seward,
For Comfy Attorney, Ben s. Rogers,
For Tax Collector, Sam Schlenker,
For Tax Assessor, +. Gi Lang
| For Sheriff, Delmus l.. Ieague,
| For Comfy Treasurer, G. MinkwltZ,
| County Surveyor, H. r. Won Belbersteln'
PRECINCT MOL.
For Justice of the Peace Jph 3 4 Bn SsInTn
For Constable, John Ewing.
For Commissioner, ------
PRECINCT No. i
For Justice of Peace. W. H. Camppen.
For Constable, W. d. Crockett.
For Commissioner, R. B. johnson.
PRECINCT No. 8,
For Justice of the Peace, Z. 7. Curry.
For Constable, C. c. Boyd.
. For Commissioner, Ed. Amslef.
PRECINCT No. +.
For Justice Of the Peace. Ben G {; anderson
For Constable, Travis Garrett.
For Commissioner, Gus A. Broesche.
[PREcIScT No. ..
For Justice of the Peace, W. I. Willie.
For Constable, J. W. Farmer.
:" D. r. Ponce.
/ For Commissioner Ed. Amsler.
a PRECINCT No. 6.
For,Justice of the Peace, c. &c. Campbell.
| For Constable, Charles Won Biebersteln.
For Commissioner, Gus A. Broesche.
PRECINCT No. Z.
For Justice of the Peace, Otto E. BlnZ.
/ For Constable. Gus Schumacher.
: For Commissioner, Gus A. Broesche.
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WHAT rs


1t is that impurity in the blood, which, ac-
,nmulating in the glands OF the neck pro-
duces unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms
legs. or feet; which developes ulcers IN inc
ewes. ears. or nose, often causing blindness OF
deafness: which is the origin OF pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other mannestS
lions usually sscribed to "humors; "nlen'
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient II IS tle
mos: general of all diseases or ai1ecuons, lor
vsry few persons are entirely free from IL
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How ;. C. &C." CURED

Nv taking Hoods sarsaparflia, which, oy
,he remarkable cures it has accomplished
often when other medicines have iaiiea, MAJ
proven itself to be potent ano peeuln
medicine for this disease. Some OF these
cnres are really wonderful. nyou suffer from
serofula, be sure to try Hoods sarsaparina-
any daughter Mary was afflicted with seESf-
plon,sore neck from the time she VASE months
did iii she became six years Of age. Jumps
formed in her neck, and one OF them alsI
growing TO the size Of pigeons egg, became
q running sore for over threeyears. We gave
her Hoods sarsaparilla, when the lump ana
all indications OF scrofula entirely oH
anneared. and now she seems to be healthy
child" ]. S. CAELTLE, Naurightr Nh
NIB. Be sure to get only
Hoods SarSaparllla
soldbya all druggists. 81 sixfOrs5 PTePareaon
byC /. HOOD CO., Apo'heeaEieH' Lowell. hA'A
700 Doses One Dollar
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
The Barundia Affair.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The president
to-day transmitted to the house of rep
resentatives the correspondence growing
out Of the killing of Bsrundia by Guate-
malian officers on board the Pacific mail
steamer Acapulco in the port of San
Jose. The correspondence was called
for by resolution of September "a
last. Secretary Blaine, IN his
letter laying the correspondence before
the president, says it will be observed
that the last report of Minister Miner
contains matter essential to a full and
accurate understanding of the case, and
NASs dated September %, and not re-
cefVed sat the department until October
9. several days after the adjournment of
congress. The correspondence consists
of ten Enclosures, the first of which was
s3elegram from Miner to Blame,
dated August IS. and the last letter
from Blaine to Miner dated November
Is. announcing that be can see no justI-
ncation Of MINERS course. That this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
AT THE PACKERY.
Farmers from All Parts OF Texas
at the Barbecue.
They See Hogs Made Into Pork at the
Rate of One Per Minute, and
Marvel Muchly.
John Ho1Ie's TrIumph-The Eappiest Man IN
Texss-A Gala Day-Rattling
speeches.

1t was triumph for Texas and
Union stockyards yesterday.
But to John r. Hoxie belongs all the
glory for the success of the barbecue and
for the establishment OF the institutions
which the barbecue was calculated to
call attention TO.
x Three thousand people were present.
This is rough estimate and is probably
short of the correct figures. They began
to arrive early in the day, and from 9
o'clock in the morning TIL darkness OBJ
scured the earth at night the road lead
ing to he stockyards was lined with We
hicles going and coming, and notwlth-
standing the North Side street railway
company had put on extra cars for the
day, the facilities for transportation were
far short of the demand. Every car GO
ing aud coming was packed. People at
the yards desiring TO come to the city
had 10 90 far up the track to catch this
car, and big men were seen crawling
through the windows in order TO make
sure of seats.
At the yards there was q continually
moving mass of people. There were the
farmers from the North, South. East
aud West, some of them from hundreds
of miles away. 1t was the farmers
day, and they availed themselves o.
John Hoxie's hospitality. They had
their wives and children with them.
Many of them bore on their coat lapel,
the badge of the Farmers AlIaucre
that strong organization whose III tiuencs
has recently been felt in the politics of
the nation with such force as TO make
the old parties of law makers tremble.
But the farmers were not alone.
There were great many city people
out, and among them were some of the
best citizeus of Fort Worth, most OF
whom were accompanied by ladies and
children.
Peter Smith, the father Of Fort
Worth, was there. Wherever there is
an event which rebounds TO the credit of
Fort Worth, there you will tud Peter
Smith.
Capt. Tom West was there. Tom as
sociated himself With a party of Jack
county stockmen, and over barbecued
meats and pan of bread discussed the
pork business from the ground up.
Gen. Cameron was there. And you
couldn't get within rod of the general
without being struck with sophism de-
ducing from the present event an in
controvertIble argument for the imme-
diate greatness of Texas.
And hundreds of others of the staunch
friends of Fort Worth and Texas were on
hand to shake hands on the occasion.
John r. Hoxie was everywhere. First
he got around to see that the meats were
being barbecueu properly; tn en- he was a
hundred yards away pointing out the fine
points in a recent arrival of hogs; then
he was looking after the comfort OF a
bevy of ladies, and next you would find
him IN the packery explaining the modus
operandi of the hog-a-mInute machine.
1t was Col. Hoxie's reception, and he
made his guests feel ut home and enjoy
themselves. lie succeeded admirably,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06

They live faster than they used to, bu,
they should do so FOR this is fast age:
And the credit system ia a great curse OF
| the age. The state government, ia man.
aged property. so none of our affIictioni
can be attributed TO that. The railroad
rates have hurt us some. But the great
curse is the tariff imposed By the Fed
eral government.
The speaker spoke of remedies for the
farmers plight. The sub-treusury
scheme was touched upon and its weak
nesses pointed out. Such project was
declared imprscticable. Bur the follow
Ing rules were recommended.
Keep out of debt.
Plant less cotton.
Raise more hogs and grain.
Induce capital 10 come TO Texas.
Regulate freight charges.
And stick with the Democratic party
in an effort 10 tear down the robber
tariff.
The speakers effort was loudly oheered
at its close
Gen. Cameron again took occasion 70
address the people, and proposed u plat
form upon which adherents 10 all poiiti-
cal parties could stand. the gist OF
which was progress, development OF re-
sources and encouragement OF home en-
terprise. He struck the key note.
The people dispersed 70 gather at ths
tables where the barbecued meats vera
spread after which Hon +. T. ID. An
drews delivered an address. His maui
point was 10 show the farmer how he lost
money by the fact that all he produces
must be sent North to be made up into
shape for use. So with his cotton, so
with his stock. The farmers best chance
TO secure cash is to make his produces
into pork and bring it to Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
SOME SPEAKING.

Hon. W. L. McGaughey the Orator OF the
Day-Cameron and Andrews.
1t WAS at ~ CLOCK when the grounds
were well crowded with people, that
slight moroccan OF oratory was INDUCED In
to the EMO, ment of those who heard.
At the hour mentioned the grounds
about the hotel were picture. To
every tree and shrub in the neighbor-
hood horse was tied, and wagons and
buggies on every hand attested the
method of locomotion employed by
those 90 hand. Upturned umbrellas
showed where the ladies were. The
verandss of the hotel were packed with
eager faces.
Rev. J. Morgan Wells took place on
the east end of the piazza and in earnest
tones offered an Invocation to the AL
mighty for a continuance of the pros
perity in Texas Indicated by the occasion
which called the present conclave to-
gether.
Col. Peter Smith followed the minister
and in terse sentences introduced Gen.
r. A. Cameron, who, coming TO the
front, delivered a stirring address CAL
culated 10 stir up the Texan to a reeliza-
as a citizen of tue Empire state.
Then Mayor smith introduced Hon
W. l.. McGau2hey, the recently elected
commissioner of the general land office,
who acted as orator of the day. And
his address was strong one. He called
attention to the packery, from which the
reach his ears. Aud he called attention
tta Droot dvo Dfa suCh an ,pst;t,,
ton was calculated to do the farmers
of Texas. He compared the condition of
the farmers of this country now with
what it WAS few years ago. and pointed
out the advantages which those of the
present day enjoy as the resultof i'm
proved methods and improved ma
chinery. He spoke Of the COM
plants of oppression of labor
by capital, but contended that the
two we're necessary to each other.
We need 4 more capital, he said.
Capital and labor must march
along with locked shields. Ye.
the speaker admitted there must be
something wrong in the agricultural
world when the farmer who produces
the source Of all wealth enjoys so little
of it. As soon as the present cotton
crop Is sold hard times will come to the
farmer again. Frauce has nearly 500
per capita of wealth, while this cou ntry
has but S12 per capita. Yet our i'm
plements are not rude, We get better
prices for corn and cotton than OF old,
and our Rrainaries are full.
The speaker gave some suggestions as
to the reason for the existing condition
Of things. The farmers are wasteful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
Appointments-Charters
Special to the Gazette.


AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. g. Randolph
Lawrence has received and aces pied the
appointment of chief clerk in the treas
urer's office when Mr.. WORKMAN as
sumes control. Mr.. Lawrence Is now
and has been for about six years a clerk
in the land office, and is young man OF
excellent character and executive abil-
ity. His appointment is we'll received. .
1t is said that Judge Bramlett of Fan
min will be chief clerk in the land Office
under McGaughey.
The comptroller bought to-day $50, -
900 worth of Hardeman county bridge
bonds.
Chartered-The Oak Cliff Ice and Re-
frigerator COMPANY OF Dallas county.
The Brszos Farming company, with
principal Office at Fort Worth.
The Lometta Educational association
OF Lampasas county.
The Oak Cliff Lumber COMPANY.
The Western Industrial company OF
Iowa, capital stock Sl50 900. ..y..s..e,
subarr1t,S f6f1k6 Weekly GAzrrrs.
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Ii CONGRESS.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE election
bill was taken up and Mr.. Gray ad-
dressed the senate in opposition to it. A
discussion followed, participated in by q
number of senators.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution, which
went over till to- morrow, calling on the
Acknowledgement for statement of
names. places OF residence aud dates Of
appointment OF chief SUPERB sors of cleo
ton in office in each judicial district in
the Southern states.
Adjourned.
HOUSE,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Mr. Cutcheon
OF Michigan called up the senate joint
resolution auth rizing the secretary of
war to issue arms to the states of North
aid South Dakota, Wyoming and Ne
braska.
Ga motion of Mr.. Carter of Montana
the state of Montana was included in the
provisions OF the joint resolution and was
then passed.
On motion of Mr.. Morrow of California
the house went into committee of the
whole on the pension appropriation bill.
An amendment was adopted providing
that no agent or attorney shall demand,
receive or be allowed any compensa-
ton in. any claim for an increase
of pension on account of Increase
of disability. 1t ia estimated by
Mr.. Dockery and Chairman Morrill, of
the invalid pensions committee that this
will save 1000. 600 10 the pensioners
within the next three years.
Mr.. Springer of Illinois offered an
amendment increasing 10 $50 900 geo
the appropriation for the pay ment of
pensions.
Mr.. Springer's amendment was lost
So to l29. After further debate the
committee rose, the bill was passed and
the house adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
Republican Senatorial Caucus Committee

Republican Senatorial Caucus Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Republic
can senatorial caucus committee met to-
day IN session for the first time to COIL
slider the subject Of change of rules.
The deliberations of the committee were
confined to the discussion of the question
as TO when the rule should be presented
to the senate. In view of the fact that
no Obstructive purpose has yet been
shown by the minority, and that certain
prominent Democratic senators had as
sured the members of the committee
that the election bill would be allowed to
proceed 10 final determination the eau
Gus committee refrained from taking
action at present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
Presidential Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The president
sent to the senate the following nomi-
nation: Roumald Pacheoo of Cellfor-
sgpia, TO be envoy extraordinary and min
sfster pIenipote ntiary of the United
States to the Central American states.
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BUSINESS.
SOLD UNDER THE HAMMER.
srscial &c the Gazette.

srecial &c the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Ten. Dec. "a sale OF
fine bloOded stock has been in progress
at the ranch of DR.. Marshall about five
miles west of the city for two days past.
The sale 10 under the hammer, aud is
conducted by n. s. Erist. assignee, to
satisfy creditors. About S2l00 worth
was sold yesterday and day before. Fine
horses, cattle, hogs, etc. >. were sold at
half price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06

GREENWOOD SPRINGS, COL. Dec. g.
Two Chicago detectives have arreste
Clarence Seller, q renchman living mes
Meeker, charging him with being To
colt, the murderer Of Millionaire Smell
Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06
A New Charter for Dsnison.
ial To thu. Gazetta

DENIsoN, TEX, Dec. 5.-At a meet.
ing of the city council tonight new
charter was presented aud adopted. Tn
charter is very voluminous document
and will be presented to the legislator
at the opening of the next session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-06

government disarows his action, and
directing him 10 turn over the affairs of
LEGISLATION to Kimberly, and charges him
to return TO the United States.