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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-02-13
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Liver, Blood, and Lungs.

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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
doom SEALERS.1

The Day for the Destruction OF Aif5fhs Great
Cities Passes and They are Not DESTROYED.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April To-day
has been an exciting one among the fol-
lowers of Mrs. Woodwork and Apostle
Erickson, the leaders of the ''Doom
Sealers. The prophecy that all the
large cities of the country would be de-
stroyed by an earthquake found many
believers in this city, and they have been
preparing for the day of wrath for some
time, although they have made no very
great demonstration OF their belief, be-
cause they were under the i'm
preston that Kansas City would
escape the general destruction, but
as the day approached when the proph-
eoy was to be verified they showed signs
of uneasiness, and for the past two weeks
they have been holding nightly meetings
at little church near Tenth and Walnut
streets. Last night they continued the
services through the long watches of the
night, and at daylight this morning they
were still praying for deliveranoe from
destruction. AS Kansas City is on the
highest ground in the whole state, there
was no place for them to fee to, and the
result is that they had to patiently await
the wrath to come. Many of them re-
manned at the church all
day, and only returned to their
homes tonight when exhausted nature
could stand no more. They feel that
they have escaped great calamity and
are anxious to hear from the other
doomed cities which they are confident
are swallowed up by this time. There
has been no sacrificing of property here
as has been noted at other cities, but the
believers in the new faith have been
earnest in their endeavor to avoid the
trouble which they believed was coming.
The leader of the movement in this city
is man named Richard Olapoon who
became imbued with the idea while
visiring in Oakland, CAL, some weeks
ago. His doctrines were taught to a
few friends and gradually spread until
there are now in the neighborhood of 100
people who have the same belief.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
CASTING SHADOWS.

Throckmorton is the one man that
counts supporters from every class and condi-
tion Of Texas citizenship DenisOn Dispatch.
Attorney General Hogg will detain the
convention only q short time. He will be NOM
mated on the first ballot and give the boys q
good opportunity to take in the historical
Alamo.-[Tyler Record.
Throckmorton and Hogg are the only
candidates for governor who attract much notice
in this county. Each of these gentlemen have
q strong following among our people, with old
Throck. perhaps, in the lead.-lSulphur
Springs Gazette.
Mr.. Hogg may have lots of admirers;
he has also msny who are against him, but that
is not the question. VIII he make US = good
governor We are afraid not. Is he the best
man for Southwest Texas? We think not.-lCor-
pus Christi Caller.
Attorney General HoEg never locked q
convention in his life and never will do such
thing. Hogg is a thoroughbred Texas raised
Democrat. He is gong to unlock the next state
convention by accepting the gubernatorial NOM
instion, which win be rendered him or about
Hon. n. D. Mcdonald of Paris, would
make better governor than Hogg or Throck-
morton. he Is an honest and able gentleman,
and one who strikes the medium line between
Hogg uftrAist aud Throckmorton as lib
erslist Texas couldn' do better than to honor
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17

bile, Ala, awarded the contract to q
Chicago construction company for the
construction and equipment of the main
line from Mobile to the Tennessee river.
The specifications call for roadbed and
equipment Of standard quality the whole
line, with station houses, shops, round
houses, telegraph lines, etc., to be COM
pleted in three years. English capital
lists are behind the undertaking. C. c.
Merrick of Chicago is the president. The
distance covered is 365 miles, extending
from point on the west shore of Mobile
bay, through Washington and Choctaw
counties, crossing Bigbee river near
Coffeeville; thence through Clarke,
MaTengo, Hale and Tuscaloosa counties,
to Warrior river, near Tuscaloosa; thence
through Walker, Winston and Lawrence,
to the south bank of Tennessee river,
near South Florence. It will run through
a fine timber country and rich agricul-
tural belt, and through the best of War
rior coal fields, in almost a straight line
north from Mobile
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
THE AIhunnernne.

The grading forces of the Fort Worth
and Albuquerque road have moved camp
and are now on the prairie, out of and
beyond the river bottom. Work from
now on will be much lighter than it has
been, and more rapid progress will be
made all the way to SpriugtOwn. Good
news in connection with this line is prom
ised in a short time.
Dan Carey came down from Wichita
Falls yesterday afternoon, and reports
good progress on the Seymour extension.
The grade Is finished at least twenty
miles and track laying is now at the six
mile post. If there is no delay in getting
steel from the mills the road Will be fin
ished to Seymour by July l.
The Fort Worth and Rio Graude is q
short line just at present, but it is doing
its share of business. As far as it goes
il is one of the most popular roads in
Texas, and all the towns west and south
west of Dublin are anxious to pay it big
money to build to them Towns are
squalling for it like babies do for Casto-
ria.
By the purchase of the Erlanger system
by the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad company, the latter
system becomes the largest railroad sys-
tenn in the United States, having total
mileage, including 500 miles of water
connection, of 5000 miles The Union
Pacific comes second with mileage of
77T6 miles
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17

straighten them. Words fail to express
her joy when the doctor operated on
them, and in q moments time, without
pain, her boys eyes were as straight
and beautiful as any ones could be.
S. G. Mckinney, of Utopia, Texas, r.
boy nine years old, is one OF the happiesc
boys in the state. Both his eyes had
been crossed since birth, aud he was
taken to DR.. Hartman, who, with bis
quick and painless operation, made
them both perfectly straight.
Mr.. y. +. Butler of Belknap, Texas
had inward squint of the right eye So
bad as to greatly impair the sight. DR.
Hartman operated and Strengthened tia
eve perfectly, when the sight was t.
stored.
Mrs. NJ. II. Gleason 5 daughter, fifteen
years Old, Crebs, [. T., had both ewes
crossed from Infancy; were perfectly
corrected by DR.. Hartman.
Mr.. J. New, Crystal City, Mo, cross
eyes quickly Strengthened without pain.
by Dr.. Hartman.
Remember the time: Tuesday, April
22d, at the Ellis hotel, one day only.
Office hours from a. m. to 6 p. N.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17

THE important landysuit brought by Attorney
General Hogg ia behalf of the state against the
Galveston, Harrisburg ana San Antonio railway.
my Diving the right of railroads, under the Texas
law, to land for the construction of sidings and
switches, decided in the district court Of
Val Verde county to-day before Judge Kelso
Judgment was rendered for the state, the amount
of unpatented land Immediately involved being
~, 600 acres. The road in question, now part
of the Southern Pacific, has IN possession about
30, 900 acres OF these lands, while the total
amount involved IN the decision throughout the
state is about 900, 900 acres Austin Special to
GAZETTE.
Should the supreme court affirm the
decision those gentlemen who were so
liberal in criticism of the attorney gen.
eral may come to the conclusion that,
after all, it was wiser and better to settle
this question before the lands had
gone into the hands of thou
sands of innocent settlers. Right
or wrong in his construction of the law,
Attorney General Hogg was right in de-
string a final judicial settlement OF
question that some day had to be met. He
did not make the law, and that his con-
structIon of 1t was not 8 violent one is evil
dened in the decision of the lower court,
reported above. Mr.. Hogg deserves
praise rather than blame for his action,
since through his course the question will
be decided at once.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17

WASHINGTON gosslps are telling how
Mrs. Dudley resented the slight put
upon her husband by the president.
Like true wife, she believes in her hus-
band, and when, after an intimacy ex-
tending over twenty-five years, Mr..
Harrison barely acknowledged the salu-
tation of Col. and Mrs. Dudley she
laid it up in her heart, believing
Mrs. HARRISON was the inspirer. A few
days since these ladies met in a millinery
store, and when Mrs. Harrison rather
effusively greeted Mrs. Dudley, the lat
ter calmly surveyed her and said: ''You
have the advantage of me.'' Mrs. Har-
rison gave her name, which the loyal
wife repeated musingly, much to the in
dignation of Mrs. Harrison, who
promptly left the store. Mrs Dudley
resumed her shopping, but with the sat-
isfaction of feeling that for her hus--
band S sake, she had snubbed he first
lady in the land.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
THE ALBUQUERQUE sCHEME.

How This Road is Being Built is a Puzzle to
Some People.
Day by day the Fort Worth and Albu-
querque grading forces are pushing the
road to the Northwest and there is being
very little noise made about IT. The road
is being built though, and almost before
the people can realize it the grade
will be completed to Springtown. Who
it is that is building this road is fifteen
puzzle to some people, and the question
is frequently asked: ''Who is behind
the scheme? Have they money enough
to complete the work?''
1t matters very little who is behind the
scheme so that the road is built, and
built it will be. That is what Fort Worth
wants and is not bothering herself much
about who is behind the scheme. The
Fort Worth and Rio Grande road was
built to Granbury before a dozen
men in the city knew who was putting up
the money, and there are thousands here
to-day who do not know who the road is
owned by, nor do they care. The road
was what was wanted, and the road was
got.
''There is one thing about the Albu-
querque, - remarked a gentleman to
GAZETTE reporter, few days ago, "and
that is this, the parties, whoever they
are at the back of the road, have never
attempted. so far as we know, to borrow
dollar, have never attempted to float
ante construction bonds; in fact, have
attempted none of the ways to raise
money that is usually the case with new
railroads. They seem to be
going along, paying as they go,
both for work and right
of way, and it is rumored around that
they have already purchased thirty miles
of steel rails. Now, this looks like bust
ness to me, and 1 don't care who is do
ing it,
The speaker was about right in all he
said-it looks like business. 1t is SAID
that no bonds of the Fort Worth and
Albuquerque road will be placed on the
market until the road Is in operation to
Springtown. Nor will q dollar be asked
of anyone until that point is reached.
Then the subsidies earned will be called
for, and they will no doubt be paid with
out mucmur.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
The Panhandle Cattle.

Capt. J. d. Jefferies, superintendent
Of the Tongue river ranch, is in the city &,
and to a GAZETTE reporter yesterday
stated that never since he had been II
the cattle business had he known cattle
generally to be in better shape than they
are now.
eve have had good rams IN our Sec
ton recently he said land the grass
is now growing fast. Cattle are In hns
fix and improving daily. had expected
some losses among the herds during TIE
winter, but with US there were compare
tIYely none, and the cattle came ont u
the spring strong and hearty.
Chow will the calf crop be?''
every large-In fact don't remem-
Der it ever having been so large up y
this time Of the year as it is nos.
They are dropping all over
the range, and as the weather is veri
favorable, they are doing well. We VII
brand at least 1000 calves this season,
not more. No, there are no trsnsae-
lions in cattle to amount to anytime
that 1 have heard of, and hut few move
ments up to date. The MatadOr peOph
viii ship several thousand head of steers
ana spayed cows TO Kansas in o shoT'
time, so l am informed. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
Jay GOELD IN TEXAS.

The heightened visit of Jay Gould can
not but be regarded as of significance.
Mr.. Gould Is q gentleman who is not
noted for seeking either rest or reorea-
ton anywhere, and he has never been
heard to recommend Texas as a health
resort. Mr.. could is a man whose move
ments are necessarily of Importance to
the country. Mr.. Gould Is in Texas for
a purpose, and as he keeps his own
counsel, the people of this state
must content themselves with surmises
as to that purpose, confident, however,
that the presence of the great fnancier
means material good and not i'll to them
Therefore, MIR. Gould is welcome to
Texas.
Public attention, through causes d.
rect End indirect, general and specific. is
being attracted to Texas. Mr..
Gould's prolonged stay in the
state will tend greatly TO fix
that attention, and, outside of his own
movements with reference to his railroad
advertise Texas to the thoughtful con-
sideratiou of financiers, spectators,
homeseekers and tradesmen.
The people have cause, outside of
these material considerations, to con-
graduate themselves on this visit;
whether actusted by purely selfish mo-
tives or not, it draws the great railroad
owner nearer to the people who are so
vitality affected by the management of
his lines; it is to his interest TO draw
nearer to the people, and it is to
the interest OF the people that
they draw nearer to Mr.. Gould. A
common interest is the bond that unites
the two, and that it unites more closely
now than in the past is most gratifying
There is good to Texas in this long visit
of Jay Gould to the state.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17

I'll to be hoped that the forthcoming
book, ''Why the South is Solid, - writ
ten by eminent Southerners, will prove
to all candid minds that the South is not
Extensively solid. That this section is
solid in its opposition TO the interference
of the general government in its local
affairs, is solid IN its determination TO
maintain its kwn social usages, and is
solid in its endeavors to advance by every
means attainable the social, political and
financial interests of a section that is
rallying with marvellous celebrity from q
well-nigh death blow.