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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
Children EniO7I

= Pile pleasant flavor, gentlsEaetion abd
soothing effeess OF Syrup, at tgs, Elfen
ia. seed of sspEaxative ~ IF esas Ather.
ora hsEs sessFive ~ bilifdfsS the
8sst grahTFfHg results follow its use,
1ssGthat il is the best family remedy
known and every family should have a
hottie.
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FoUNp

EOUND-A scars S55A, which owner can get BY
II applysuRt ss0s Capt J. +. MillieSn at Texas
PriutzEg and Lithographing Co. sa
D0CKETBOOK-Found pocketbooE q 10. {
7s-Ad st 1909 CEaraa. sgfxsE, Sort Worth.
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Mechanics, fkboEess, trainmen, farm
hands should nsvS be without Ponds
Extract. Invaluable in case of acci-
dents, for cats soufss, aooaaadS, strains,
broken limbs, et&
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GAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, APRIL 8, $780,.
ceived here until II O'Clock noon. goth raetTdian
time, MAY 5, 1880, and then opened, FOR fur
nishing Fuel, Forage and Straw during fiscal
partment of Texas, Proposals will be received
at the same timsbv TIE Quartermaster at each
post for furnishing the supplies required by that
post oply.ls Preference given to articles OF do
Inestic production, conditions of quality and
.ns4ce (including in the price of foreign produc-
fions the duty thereon) being equal. The United
States reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
posals. All information furnished on applica-
ton to this Office or to Quarternasters at the
various posts. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals for - at
-,'' and addressed to the undersigned or
to the respective post quartermRsters. GEO. H,
WEEKS, Deputy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, U. S.
Army, Chief Quartermaster.
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s1ruAr1oN wANTEp.MAklEsssllslAa


| ALEsMAN-wanted,s sffdstion as salesman
| y IN a boot and Shoe~house. Considerable ex--
| peTience Best OF references given AaaxeSsSs
e. L.. We, box 1S4. Granbury Tex13
S ment house. istI pm ct bottom.
ID penins EAelaalsas Texas.
TIlRE5F4zfzfSST5 SAIlEsS 81 anted position
sas travelling 81 man by q ss4ssEsFn rBest
Of refsEsncesss Address N: ~ sclenlan'
rex s.5sssss,ssssssss -
TRAVELLING lssVF9 uted by Sq.lsg man
OF. goeEEbksfacter and nabitSs 5Yatifd IKE a
poisson on the road to tTsyst able mouse.
references exchanged-s Address, G. +. Baker,
San Augustines Esxsef
| TT7RAYFSLlIsFSS SALESMAN-Wanted. a psi
tfen as travelling salesman for ,wsoleSate
argsgs or patent medicine; Western Yexas for
+ edee reference; moderate sslars ana expenses;
thorough and eneTge5g @orktr. Address, ID.
H., care Gazette sgasSss.sz.. e. &
ifIIRAvRIISSeF sALEs1iA AEgsSsjsshrs ofexpe7;
Renee, wants position iesale or retail
CO. eGas Care ". c. veal I y5aa Main street:
NTHITE 8QEPLE-Wish rsituatienS wife is
w frst-class cook; husband oschlIsShS gar,
-deneE; ETC.: good references, Address Smith,
I sfAzETTE office,
ETETORK-Young rnaRiTssshts work at anvtIithg;
w good educatioh; good horieman. sJS2.ss3''
Gazette Office. .1.ssss5sesS
tTFE T3AVELING SALES MAN .z5An Experienced
boCkkeeper desires POSITION as travelling
salesman. VIII begin on small salary. Gyg-
ceres pfeiSftcsss rbSA cLeuNSS'
| weeBsB5SSsa4l. Terrei. Tex. .az saisfs
VaTURK-Wanted situatlsai, IS young man
w who is will ing t0sNpsks sober and indus
trious. Paintings pfeferred. Address, IL p,
E>care Gazettsssse ss.essS9s
FAfTER-Situations wauted9by two young
w men; want work ~ WATERS or help IN
Kitchen; ACKNOWLEDGMENT Address WEfH III.
eseare of GAzBTBEg st.5SSss s.
OREzSanted. work e n ssiSsf by a Young
Nv man Accustomed to' shssSS work Address
T. l. McCsrtneyy fyifxssss -
- ( 49, e.2. -
sTmrfsTToNs wANTEEa.yssssss
..l.-- 49,
"a 6 COMPANJaAEssssg q situ alton as COM
A panions shsfssr sFStng lady; no objections to
trayelsnsSsVfiling to make herself ge9sEe4tY use
z1aaIess MISS Y. o., CITY $3.50 =
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HELpswAS:fED-sssALE.


UOEQn Wanted, a 80 81 youth in an office
ssazf9rx low to STAT Ad5Zess in yourown
hsaasSfitingsSss: D.. gazette asice: -
NOUNG MANEWanted, a YeAlIe of en-
able and wiling to ssss ssaii salary Ad'
dress lock box lts
HELP wANrEpzxx
CooK-wsasezts q sskise cook, at 40 West Sec
y ond sstseess good wages At A.syJ.eAhder-
: 3T0OK-Wanted. wonsa4 $4,000 Apply to
y Mrs HYDE Jennlpass merry 5tEes.sss
COOK Fsxt EDS a good cook gsspk at hotel,
y s-tdsE sTnarried ard rzn his wife to
assist in doing chaEaBes WORK Good wages viii
be paid. Add1ssssA. NJ Thompson, Seymour,
Bayl9F, seRaty, Tex
GoOk-wanted, expeEieaefa Apply a&
" once, corner Maigard .seeenteenth streets.
COOK-Wanteda geod cook: white girl pre-
Y ferred4 Apply to Mrs. K. NJ NanZande5
NORTHWEST CORNER Penn and Seventh street
Tf00K-Wanted, white EsAlssf 70 cook. -Ape
y ply at 1909 alai4stE or at the residence Of
E. B. Daggett .-s.zsygSss 8, s.
NooK Wanted, a irst-classs COOK. Apply
S3s6nIon stockyards. &.
- IRL-Wautes awhfte oirl for kitchen AMI
" housswefE: Apply at Mrs. d. BEaa,e S. zl3
EastESAf street.
[gfRL-Wanted. girl to aq2eheral housework
W in private family, - Quanah. Tex. APPLY
at Avenue hotel -
)
VI fa11i1y Addrezs y: sff9et8fe Gazette: -
aTgfRLS-Wanteds a1oseferman girls to IN
III hoteESs Good wages paid "a Essfsesss with
-reieresee, care Rio Grand h0eSft Midland. Tex.
n IRL- Wanted a z5sa girl FOR cook, ete2Gosd.
S1 wages paid9 al s12 Macon atfss5tS
~ IRL WANTED Girl t9sse5 general house
y york or cook and slanndress. Apply 3l4
Hehderson street, rszsasssSS
DIR S-Ssx OF eIghE nice Germ anteH EtsSdish
" giEzSSan obtain good hog1sssa4 private fami-
hess sAddress box IS eSacegtfoches, Texas.
5ksTF-not, easT 80 years old, white. toaao light
house work in small family. - oswsshing. Call
on or address, Mrs. W "A: Turner, Celeste, Hunt:
county, Tezass .5s.,{ey g
HOUSE GIRL-Wanted house hfte; no
II washing. 202 Brssd 9ays
NURSE-Wantesf, middle aged reliable white
~ nuEsesatIgo st. Louis avenue
NURSE Wanted, nurse far two year old
IN child; best wagesst 6fTfght one: girl ten to
fourteen preteEsga' Apply at once, 500 West
Second stEset. - SO
DASFRY COOK-Wanted. opssssS SE4tFcIass
II pastry cook, white womAIEpfefefTed Apply
at once to s. <. ,ALSsssea, Exchange hotel,
Cleburne, Tex,ssytss $50
G HIREAGAEER-Want a .sesd Mole
HI and shirt maker at Botfp0lnss 1eusfom shirt
factory 5lll4 Main stSesF second floor.
w AN TEl---zgRos ,chambermaids. ARPE at
w ERfsAete1. -.-SSS5issSFS
Jy77rtkNTED-Middle aged SEep5eB OF girl,
w white, for general lsgAse 9g1fk. Apply at
once. GLIB West Faugfh street.
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FOE sALE-nIsG.Ia|1I..IL ANrous

GAM J0NEs-Sam jones' own book And Quit
of sernl sasE By mail, pslEfs 100. post
paid..z Col. Tom 1z8zhzlA. Carriers
yllls
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PERsoSa.k
BUSINESS. .eH sEs.

DLACKSNIEzF t0P-Wanted, to start a
/ } blaeksraSEh and wood shop in some place
wh=fesone is needed. For further particulars,
tsaeress S. G. Kelley, Palestine, Less 60
DHYSICIAN-A fine loeatissIl may BE had by d
out of college, eFHlnge man need apply. For
particulars sxfdfess N. z. GeodiHg drug gist,
Albany, Tex. aseass e =
opeALLEY MILLS, .-gsx5 sSs4a splendid town for
u a milli4sr as4d daHs maker; none here;- good
niFtgs This editor OF the News can give IN
w ANTED-A reliable taah TO take charge of
w good paying hIssiness. Able to invest from
$1OO to $500. Address box 800, Dallas, Tex.
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OVERLAND TRIP.
counties of Dickens, Motley. Crosby
and Floyd Described in Detail.
The Land, Soil, Products, Water, People,
Towns, and All Commented Upon by
Close Observer.

DUFFAU, TEX, April 3. 1890.
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WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS
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sS-~<HSS>4S ~
I'd A DVERTIS ER-Wantedep0s ZION as advertiser
"A for some good. house or medicine company.
Reference given Address W. L. Bg3SsBOx 40.
Garden TaYLS ~.
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!, sIvUAFIoNs wANTEnlsssslAElsE:

ia COMPANI0ASsvs hted situation as
| II paniop Young lady; no objections to
trayelipesSsIting to make herself gensEsAtY use
fB9s seftices to secure expenses; n9&RsAr% asked
iE2sfatess Miss Y. S.. city.
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SlALESMAN AND R0DERE PER-Manted b.
~ . young man Of ~ erience and good refer
ences, p1efts54 as salesman and bookkeeper.
Salary efieet. Address box q. Ardmore. /. n
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octopus feeds mainly on the cotton reIsers
of the South, why, let it alone; Ameri-
can manufactures must be built up, and
are not trusts private affairs. not to be
meddled with7 Certainly, II they thrive
mainly on Southern products; but not so
certainly il their plundering is carried on
chiefly among Northerners or Republic
cans, as Is shown by the reduction Of the
binding twine tariff.
But this is not all. for the Mckinley
bill deliberately doubled the tariff on
cotton ties in order to pluck the South
erners cleaner still. and add other mil
lions TO the Golfers of the obliging gentle
men who put up so freely when Wanna
maker passes the hat.
Now set all these things OF O f1agrantly
unjust, harmful and destructive nature
over against the $500, 200 appropriation
for deep water, and what has Texas to
aid in balancing the account between her
and congress but the fame OF Buck Kill
gore's celebrated kick? Nothing what
ever.
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trsS'TfE Effect OF HE TARIFF BILL.
Evidences are multiplying daily in
proof of the pernIcious and plunderiug
tendencies of the new tariff. The re-
murknbre thing about these proofs and
eviden - Is the reckless abandon with
which they flauut themselves in the face
OF the public. Hitherto, the custom
among the protected has been to con-
cenl rs far rs possible the proofs of in
creused price due 10 the tariff, and TO
how by innumerahle sophis,ries that
'the tariff cheapens whatever il
touches. " This bald and naked false
hood is no longer available, and has
gone to ioin the host of csst-oG lies, de-
ceptions, and frauds with which the
tariff has been bolstered in the past.
Ditto OF that other abominable stupid
ity that the foreigner pays the tariff. II
It does. why does so shrewd n merchant
and faithful o Republican as John Wan
amaker advertise an approaching ad-
vance in the price of tinwure because of
the increased thrift on tin and tin plates2
Why are merchants all over the country,
especially dry goods and clothing men,
merchant tailors aud so forth, NOTIFYING
their customers that now is the time to
buy, before the rise il prices, caused by
increased tariff, sets in? Merchant
tnilC.s in New York claim that the price
of a suit OF clothes will be, In couse-
ouence of the new tariff bill, SIS more
thnu ut present. More expensive dresses
for the ladies, and toys TOR the men,
show Row the foreigner pays the tariff
in Il horn.
But we are not only 10 have an in
crease in the prices of all manner of nee
esssries, but are 10 witness the creation
of more trusts. Now here is the Brus-
sells carpet trust under process OF forma-
ton, il not already organized at present.
And here again we havs another example
of the reckless abandon and audacity
mentioned above. Thegentlemen at the
head OF il declare openly the object OF
the trust 10 be-not the cheapening of
their product by reducing expenses, as
trusts have hitherto proclaimed with
PERCUSSION of honied and gracious
words-but TO be the advancing OF the
price of carpet % or 80 per cent. And
not only that, but tle closing down of 40
per cent. of the carpet factories Of the
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE presdent
and party returned to Washington this
morning at s:45 from their western trip
They were met at the station by Ex-
ecutive Clerk Pruden. The party re-
turned TO the capitol well pleased with
the hospitality which they received. An
unusual feature OF the trip was that
everywhere, without exception, the train
was on schedule time or ahead OF it..
There were no accidents, no rain or dust,
aud the weather was uniformly pleasant.
As soon as the president had eakfastei
he and Mrs. Harrison took a carriage
and paid visit of coincidence to the FAM
lily of the late Associate Justice Miller.
The president also ordered the nag on
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,,ssfYLL TIE TRUTH. "


The rObber tariff begins to pinch the
members OF the party who have fastened
1t on the country and they have begun
TO talk out in meeting. The Republican
party hes been enabled to perpetuate the
protection to Carnegie and others by de-
ludlng the farmer and mechanic with
the pretense that the tariff was "protec-
ton 10 American labor. - The Haver-
hill (Mass.) Gazette thus discloses how
the shoe pinches:
ITO those OF our readers who are disposed to
on the tariff bill, we desire to call their atten-
ton to the interviews with business men in the
Boston morning papers. Elaborate explana-
tionS are unavailing when the plain fact remai ns
that prices for the necessaries of life are BOOM
ing sky-Eigh. This may be a highly satisfac-
tOrv condition o. affairs for the importers, man
ufacturers and dealers. but with the prices of
the accessories of life enhanced and no CORE
spending incra Sc in the rate of wages, how can
the new tariff work anything but hardship TO the
great mass of the people? The GaZ stte speaks
as Repu blican paper which cannot but view
driving scores of able m n from the party ranks.
All over he country the newspapers are tenn
ding With advertisements announcing an increa Sc
in pric on most OF the prime necessities of life.
This IS condition, not theory. and have
got to meet it. II Mckinley is such a champion
of the people, how is it that fund of SO .000
has been, or will be. sent into his dis riot to
bring about his reelection, and who contributes
il il not he men who are to be benefited by the
new bili?' ..
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SeVeH<Se Mn Qunr cry Npetln2 et NRco-PrO-
gramms Carried Out.
srecial to the Gazette.
WACO. TEX, Oct. 14.-The Central
Texas Medical Association met this
morning in the council chamber at the
city hall. DR.. II. c. Ghrut, the presi-
dent of the ASSOCIATION, took the chair
and DIR. W.O. Wilkes acted as secretary
The following programme was carried
out:
Firsr-"Nasal Catarrh, - by DR.. W.
o. wilkes. d scussion bv Drs. D. w.
Claywell and s. E. Shelton.
Second ApprudicitiS, by DR.. J.
ID. Law. Discussion by Drs. John Gait
and b. J. Brown.
Structure of the urethra, -
by DR.. w. C. Blalock, discussion by
Drs. Robot Brown and J. C. Shaw.
Fourth Hernia, by DR.. o. Q.
Halbert, discussion by Drs. w. R. Blai-
lock and R. W. Park.
Fifth-"Management OF pregnant
woman,' by DR.. J. Il. Hunter, discuss
sion by Drs. j. H. Sears and J. b.
Young.
The attendance Is not large, but the
proceedings were very interesting to the
physicians. This is the seventeenth
quarterly meeting, and several new
members were admitted.
Lee Baily was arrested this morning,
charged by Indictment with assault TO
murder Jim Shannon. He is charged
jointly with Hugh Cook, who appeared
and gave bond. Baily was jailed. The
difficulty occurred several months ago.
The following arrests were made last
night and this morning, all charged with
felouies: Grover Reddin, colored,
charged with assault to murder; Hardy
Randolph, colored, theft of $50 in money
and l.. Wigley, white, swindliug.
The McLeDnan county alliance is IN
session in Waco to-day with President ].
A. Hobbs presiding and Secretary o. C.
Robertson at the desk. The attendance
is unusually large.
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Gen. Belknap's Funeral.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The date Of
the funeral of the late Gen. Belknap will
not be determined upon until after the
announcement of the time at which the
funeral services will be held over the
body of the late Justice Miller. The
widow of Gen. Belknap wishes to avoid
selecting the same time rs that at which
the Miller obsequies are to take place as
there are many persons who desire to at
tend both funerals. She has determined, ,
however, that his remains shall be buried
In Arlington national cemetery. Mrs.
Beknap has received q large number of
kilograms of coincidence from friends
sympathiZing with her Ia her bereave-
Tnanf
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HARRISON WEAKENS.
He Wanted to Call an Extra Session, But
Certain Influences Caused Flop.
Census Returns OF the sixth Texas DIS ;rIet
Supreme Court Adiourns Out Of Respect
TO Justice Miller.
Blaine and Noble Were There.

Blaine and Noble Were There. =
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l4.-Harrison has
hacked down and to-day at a cabinet
meeting decided not to call an extra ses-
sion. He wanted to cali congress TO-
eether tor the purpose of forcing the
senate TO change the rule so the force
bin could pass before the end of the
Fifty-Hrst congress, but Blaine and
Noble were against 1t and the president
hadn I the backbone to carry out his in
tention. However, his back down Is an
Indication that the cabinet has little in
fiuence, and is TO be accepted as an in
.dication that Harrison may come round
to the popular voice of the people and in
innate to the leaders in congress that the
force bill Is an injudioious measure, but
perhaps he may change his mind when he
reads the returns after the fourth Of
November.
THE CENSUS OFFICE
to-day announced the population for the
Sixth Texas district by counties as fol-
1nus.
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.ssAsBfU6DY DUEL
Tistols-0ne Kiled-A Woman the
go. Gauge of 1t.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. 4.-At
Lexington, about fifty miles from Char
lotte, one of the bloodiest duels ever
fought on North Carolina soil has taken
place. For long while ] ohm McCraery
has been watching Oscar Barringer, who
seemed to pay McCraery's wife
more attention than the lat
ter thought was right. On
several occasions McCraery has forbidden
his wife 10 accompany Barriuger to any
places of amusement, saying he was sus-
picious of an intimacy between the two.
Several days ago McCraery came home
and found Barringer seated in the parlor
in deep conversation with his
wife. McCraery concludes now as the
most oppcrtune for him to forever cut
friendship that had developed into love.
McCraery ordered Barring ger out of the
house 8nd told him If he ever caught him
in conversation with his wife again one
or the other would have to for
felt his life. For awhile this warn
ing was hesded by Barringer.
and the community thought the matter
had been smooihed over. Barringer
cOuldn suppress a desire to see Mrs.
McCraery, and he wrote loving note
asking 10 Sc her nj the earliest possible
moment. The note of Barriuger never
reached Mrs. McCraery, but fell into the
husband 8 hands. Instead of reply
from the woman he received
challenge for q duel, which was 10 take
place at a suitable spot near Lexington.
In. MrCreary's note he gave Bariinger
the preference of either leaving the state
or confronting him in duel. The chnl-
lenge was promptly accepted by
Burrnger, and on Saturday evening
about o'clock they retired to
the selected place to settle affairs. Both
men were armed with pistols. As soon
as the seconds declared everything in
readiness they both began firing. After
both had emptied their pistols Barringer
fell on the ground dead. MeCraery had
aimed well and had sent three balls into
the body OF his victim. r.
McCraery has fed from Lexington, and
akis 9sisasfssssuts are stili uhknowE. The
NaShif tnusea puch excitement.
MeCraery Eife wept bitterly over the
dead body of ssHnger.
a. al; ss,gl. y. a: 5 ;::= := ::'::
fH1fHM1As D0~'hS'
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country for one year, to enable the
trust, as their Philadelphia organ de-
clares openly, TO limit the supply and
enforce the advance In prices.
"Make the supply less than the
demaud,' says the aforesaid organ,
"by reducing the present output of
carpets 40 per cent. and the increased
price is sure to follow But what is to
become of the 10 per cent. of factory
operatives thrown out of work and
turned into tramps? it may be asked.
How often have we been told that the
tariff was DESIGNED for their protection?
lie that another lie that must he cast into
the ash heaps and dusr bins of the past?
The increased price in Brussels carpet
can be maintained easily enough and the
monopoly perpetuated under the pro-
lection of the Mckinley bill, which places
the tariff on such carpet at prohibitory
figure.
OF course this outrage is one that falls
chiefly on the rich and well-to-do and Is
Of small concern 10 the poorer classes,
only as It illustrates the principles and
tendencies of the new tariff, as well as
the rapaoity and no longer disguised
greed oil its chief benefciaries. What
the Brussels carpet trust may do others
can. If it can limit supply and shove up
prices others may do the same, and as
result of the tariff bill We shall find a
general advance throughout in prices.
II Republicans can stand it Democrats
can.
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