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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-08-04
Practical Politics.


A message from Princeton, KY, states
that at the recent convention of the
Farmers and Laborers' union Of that
county the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we will not support
for legislative Office, either state or ma
tional, men who will not give us a
written statement that they will vote and
labor for the enactment of the following
demands into statute laws uninfuenced
by party caucus:
First-The abolition of national banks
and the substitution of treasury notes,
said notes to be in sufficient quantity
for the transaction of the business of the
country.
Second-The enactment of such laws
as shall effectually prevent the dealing
in futures on all agricultural and me-
chanical products.
Third-That we favor the free and un-
limited coinage of silver.
Fourth-The enactment of laws pro-
hibiting alien ownership of lands.
Fifth-That the interstate commerce
law be maintained and strengthened un-
til transportation shall be opened in the
interest of the people.
Sixth-That we favor the passage of
the sub-treasury bill.
Seventh-That as we are to elect
congressman from this district this year,
and not knowing who will support ou-
v;axye ue recommend that we have n
district union, composed of three repre-
sentatives elected from each county
union in this county district, which shall
confer with the other county unions, and
meet at time and place they may Sc
lect. and have our candidates for con-
gress pledged for the support of our
measures.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-08-04

full legal tender character, for repeal
of the tax upon state banks, for the
regulation of transportation rates by
railroad commissions, and last but not
least let us earnestly contend against
the spirit of Capitalization which is con-
stantly threatening to absorb the local
self government of the people of the
states. w Washington Post.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-08-04

The Alliance in South Dakota claims
a vote for the next election Of 10000.
This is considerably larger than either
of the old parties can muster.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-08-04
Farmers Indifference.

In view of the direct and important
interests at stake we are amazed at the
indifference shown by the bulk Of fam
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

SOME QUEER PETS.
/ know boy who lives in this city who has
the strangest fancy in the way of pets have
ever known. His father owns a country place
in the m ount aims and he generally spends his
Saturdays and Sundays out there. In that
neighborhood there are great many rattle
snakes and venomous adders. He delights in
catching these snakes alive, in bringing them
home TO town, where he keeps them in his room
out what sort OF pets he is play ing with. there
is immediate trouble In the family, and the re-
suit Is the boz is very carefully and cautiously
brought to Central park and presented to the
a still hunt to fill it up again.
Last year, in Asheville, S. c., I frequently
met very pretty young lady who had a pet
black bear cub that followed her around like a
pet dog.
Several years ago DR.. Cohen. who worked for
Barnum when he had his museum on Park Row
and Broadway. had q pet panther that was as
tame and playful as a kitten. Another man,
who had similar pet came very nearly paying
for his fancy with his life. He was taxider-
mist and kept shop on Varick street, and
raised panther cub until it became almost full
grown. One day the old gentleman laid down
on the lounge for his after dinner nap, leaving
his pet in the room. After he had been asleep
few minutes the affectionate brute began lick
ing his master hand. His rough tongue soon
brought blood and with the taste of blood all
the savage in his nature instantly arose, and he
brought his sharp teeth almost together upon
his wrist. Before he could do much damage,
mist was rescued from his perilous position. He
was badly hurt, though, and he ordered the
panther shot the very sane day.
We have in the park now an alpaca, species
of Peruvian llama. 1t belongs to wealthy
gentleman who lived for years in Persia and
made a pet oft. 1t came with him by steamer
to New York ard followed him to the park,
where it was put on exhibition. Every day or
takes 1t out for walk.
Every spring, when our Southdown sheep
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
A GOOD GAME FOR BOYS.

An Expert Tells How Lacrosse is Played.
Boys, 1 want to talk to you ABOUT pastime
which you will like as soon as you have had an
opportunity of judging its merits. It is a sport
suited to those Of you who are speedy of leg,
strong of muscle, and possessed of endurance
1t is also not too rough or hard game for the
more delicate and tender. In fact, if rightly
played. this game wish to describe will de-
velop many qualities in you. 1t ought to make
you physically well and strong. as it calls into
play so many muscles, and should be most
excellent means OF making you seif-reliant.
quick to take advantage OF opportunities. and
above all, it will teach you self-commsnd, for
without that in no game that was ever invented,
in no vocation in life will you achieve much
success.
want to tell you about the game OF lacrosse.
two, others have perhaps looked at the queer
"sticks' in some sporting goods establi shment
and wondered what use they might be intended
for. But the great majority of the boys of this
Canadian national game of lacrosse. So /
will endeavor to describe it very briefly and
concisely.
viii take for granted that you know how to
start q club, that is 10 effect an organization,
adopt constitution, etc. You know best the
element you want in your club. the officers, etc.
will. however. say that you ought to join the
duties OF the secretary and treasurer. and Won
want field captain. For these Offices sup
posing that you have 5 president, vice presi-
should select boys who ara working members of
your club. Never take boys who are not active
in the work You should have at least from
twenty to twenty-five members. and i win tell
you Why. lacrosse team consists OF twelve
practice games against an even or. If possible,
a larger number Of players. II ron have but =
small membership you viii be compelled to
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

There are many varieties of guinea pigs, the
white, black, pied and angora, the latter species
having the same odd kind of hair that the an
CORA rabbits have. All OF these pigs have more
intelligence than rabbits and with patience
they may be taught to follow their owner around
like dogs. and they are more apt to forget their
owners presence for particularly tempting
tuft of gre ems than a well bred dog would be.
Their food is siaiilar to that given rabbits.
PROPER FOOD FOR PET DOGS.
In this article will not say anything about
white mice. not that they are not made pets of
by good many boys and girls. but they can
not be called nice pets and where other pets
can be had would not advise anyone to spare
the time and trouble necessary for their care.
To tell You how to take care of pet dogs and
cats would have to write book, and even
then would leave many things unsaid. will
therefore confine myself to piece of advice
concerning the proper kind of food for a house
dog. Do not feed your dog meat. The best diet
Is boiled Indian meal and milk. Once or twice
week the meat drippings might be mixed with
the meal, and once week it could be given a
bone with some meat ON it to knaw. Too much
meat will ruin the best dog in the world. A
good many ladies feed their pet dogs candy,
sugar and cake. These especially bad for
dogs teeth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

have is the squirrel He makes bad house pet
unless he 10 Kept in close confinement In his
chair with the same uncoucern that he takes .
nut between his fore paws and forces his sharp
teeth through the shell into the kernel. There
rather undesirable pet. The flying squirrel is
the only kind that will breed in confinement.
All squirrels can easily be tanned il they are
caught when they are very young. The flying
squirrel makes far better pet than the gray
and black varieties. Squirrels should be fed on
corn, hard crusts of bread, nuts and apples.
GUINEA PIG HUTCH.
The guinea pig is one Of the incest Of pets. 1t
is more trouble, however, to care for than the
rabbit. Guinea pigs should be kept out doors in
the warm months in hutches that are built the
same way that the rabbit hutches are con-
structed. But when the frosty nights come you
must move your pets under shelter where artif-
cial heat can be secured for they are not hardy,
and cold weather is apt to prove fatal.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
Burned in Boiling Syrup.

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEx., Sept. 10.-To-day
young man named Dismuke, employ ed
in Currie's candy factory, while carry
ing large pan of boiling syrup ready
for candy making from one room to an
other, stumbled over box and plunged
both arms into the boiling mass up to the
elbows, burning them horribly. After
being relieved partially by morphine in
jections he was removed to the Sealy
hospital for treatment.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
SNOW IN MONTANA.
The Long Northern Winter Has Set in in the
Northwest.

The Long Northern Winter Has Set In in the
Northwest.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 1.-Signal
Service Observer Lyons says snow was
reported this morning from Fort Assina-
boine, Mon. 1t is the first snow of the
season in the United States. A tempera-
ture ranging from twenty eight to thirty
degrees prevailed from North British
America southwark over Montana. The
storm area or low barometer
is more prominent this morning than It
was last night, and for that reason it will
most undoubtedly pass northeastward
from here tonight. Then moderately
cold wave will follow and almost to a
certainty result in clearing to fair and
pleasantly cool weather to-morro#.
Snow to the depth of from four to six
inches fell at places in the Northwest
Territory shove Montana and about one
half inch fell over North Montana.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
PA g P

Key to diagram-A-Goal keeper. B-Point
C-Cover point. D-First defense field. E-Sec-
oud defense field F-Third defense geld. q
Center. a First attack field. Second at
tack field. Third attack field. K-Outside
home. Inside home.
1t win be observed that me Twelve players are
them are only approximate, not fixed, as In
baseball. for instance. still the goal keeper
point, cover point and inside home should re-
m ain as much as possible in the places aasiened
their But con.ingencies constantly arise
which transfer player from one side of the
in front Should fall back TO fill the pIace left
vacant until the original occupant returns
This is a rule which should always be observed.
For eyerv player OF the team as 1t is placed in
the field. there Is player from the Opposing
team to thwart his plays and carry out his own.
The value Of falling back viii be apparent, for
back 70 I'll it and the ball Is lost to the other
side, there IS At once an extra player who viii
do considerable mischief before he i sscov-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18

have their lambs, have a great many applica-
tions from ladies and gentlemen who want to
buy lambs to take with them into the country
as pets for their children. but as we arc not al
lowed to sell them, the requests mu st be denied.
deed their affection is apt to become a nuisance.
Every year several Of our lambs are left mother
less, and we are forced to send the youngsters
into the arsenal, where the engineer takes care
Of them in the warm engine-room. The little
fellows soon grow greatly attached to him and
follow him around the building, never letting
grow troublesome that we are obliged to
transfer them to the care of the shepherd in the
sheen fold.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
FOB MARRIED FOLKS.

NocoNA, TEX, April Is, 1880.
To the Gazette.
DEAR SIRs-Received the Encyclopedia
all right. The book Is all that is claimed
for 1t. I only wish that had have got
one ten years ago. when 1 was first mar
ried.- would recommend them to any
young couple; they are brimful of good
advice and instruction. Please accept
my thanks. Yours, F. B. STUMP.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
CARE OF DOMESTIC PETS.

euperlntenuent Conklin OF the Central Park
Menagerie Gives Some Advice How Pet
Dogs Should be Fed.
Let me say before begin 10 write to children
about the care Of pets, that I am afraid very
many OF my young readers, especially those who
live IN large cities, and only see the country
during the bright summer months, through the
windows Of excursion trains to and from a day 5
outing, will not find this article of particular
value to them. Such pets as I am going to tell
you about can not be kept in crowded towns.
They need the country, and unless you live out
OF this big city at least portion of the year 1
fear you will not profit much by my advice.
Still there are many boys and girls who live on
the outs irts of New York who may find barns
for their pigeons and hutches for their rabbits
It is to these boys and girls and to real country
children that shall address myself.
FUN IN A PIGEON LOFT.
A pigeon loft affords the average boy about az
much amusement as any diversion that comes
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-18
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Le1,nrton's Postm,stre.s

Correspondence OF the Gazettee.
LEXINGTON, TEX. Sept. s.-The
change in our postofiioe, displacing MIR.
Hardcastle. who has held the Office
twelve years, giving perfect satisfaction,
and appointing Miss Cora Bunker OF Bel
ton, has created considerable feeling
The whole affair was kept q profosn5.
secret till it was announced through the
Associated Press dispatches
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MPRENTADEL POLETtN.

Libros escogidos. ACaban de 70
cibirse en- eSta Imprenta, los Sic
guientes:
ROBERTSON. Nueyo Curso
del idioma ingl6s. a al
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
trativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
hcencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Pr4ctica Criminal
Contribution y Anaillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularioa.- Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espafiol.
-Juzgados MuniCipales. Manual
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.-Manual
de las atribucionee de los Alcal-
des. -
oILENDoRFF. - aramAtics
inglesa.
GALANTE. .;Dicciouario Mu,
nicipal. 's
vAzQUEz QUEIPo Tablas
de lOgarltmoss
GALINDO z EgUOSURA.-Le-
gislaci0n HipotecaEia.
Ourlosidades eientt6co-domest
Las aranAa.
La hmiiia descOnocida, pGginA d.
historic natural. ? 1893 81 80
ri microscopic del adeetof Ball6n.
ger. 0
Una nochs apEOvechsda, 81 gas, q
petr6leo.
Los mistcrios de IL luna, La hernia
ns de Rembrandt, etc,
OARTAS de Santa Teresa de JESUS
| y otros escritos y documentOs refersn.
tes D esta grands y santa madre.
COOP ER.--DofiA Mercedes dc Gas
tilla, tomo en- g., con lAminas.
| 0AATEAUBRIAND. III Gsnio dc
OHistianismo, s tomoe.-Loe Mkrtirea
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
I(lMrtas. II
EOLDEVILLA.--Joyas De ID lite
ratura sspanola.
/ lBIBLlOTE0A Universal, varios tomo
| lOAMPOAM0R Poetiea.
POLO. III OOmpsnalo de IA IAtinida,
lRIERA J TOrtosA, Nocionss Do Agfi
| cnltHra.
| FEREDA. Historia Natural.
| I1AN0T. Eisica.
| MIGUEL DiCcionarao latino.
| LLOERIU, La JRbonsraa.
| O0MREROUSHE. GsemstEia.
| BRIOT. Algebra.
iHONNET. GeometEia analitica.
| IULTlNc5 dias de un Al6sofo
EKLIU, FiAicA y QuimioA.
RuAHTlN GramAtice luEi M.
IQ0MEhkRAN GramaticA eaasallI
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| M. j. de LARRA.a-Obras, 4 tomc
mFRANCISOQ DE QuEYED0.>
| EI ParnasO EspAhol, 3 tonos. -A4ObIs
Iserins. -~0braa feativae.
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VENANCIO LUNA Y. SOBRINO.
Fortaleza 40. 40 y 81.

Offece los sIguientes sftfculoS & preclos
fnuy m6dioos.
Azulsios, loaetaS, 8 baldoainss, cataIa-
mas, blancas y enoarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol blancas y azules, losas de Cana
fias de ouatro en- vara. YesO y Oefnento
Portland en- barflles de lsO Elos. Pintu.
Ras, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo Einc de
Ia aoredltada mAroa DOS LEONES.
AgusrrAs y aoeite llnasa. Bfochas de
todas oIases. Hero galvanizado, aoana-
lado Y lise para cobijas, clavos de zinc
con tuercas , arandelaa, osnaleS y cum
brsras dc zinc, Puntas dc Paris de una
aeis pulgadAs. Olavos amerlcanos de una
s Cinco pulgadss. Palas, ploVs, azadae y
esadones. Alarnbre para cereas, de ouatro
pics. Estcpa alquitransda para calafa-
tssr Y algod6n en- dsspsFdioi0 para lIm-
Ipsas uaquihAs.
Gtistalefla fnayiAna do tudas Siases -as Ii
AAsA BauuaFas. Vaillaa oOfnpletas deeoiadas
Dc pusrelana tnuy hna, Pialas francssas "a.
paFlbFAS ds t0daf alAses paga cRlKadg es~-
nnssda6 90 ns5sa ae hiafsa, BksoDi
lfeAaaE q natal nara tQaagtxafat.
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ACE1rE PARA ALUMBRADO
HLuz DIAMANTE"
do Ia fabrica Longmsil J Msftinsl
NEw-YORK.

LiBrs de explosion, hssmo y mai
olOr.--I70 gradOs de Farsnheit,
Este aCeite estA fabTicado pOS
una fedestilaci6n especial, exclusi
vamente para el uso domestico ]
muy particularmente donde hay
niiios. Es CRYSTALLINE como 81 agul
destilada. Su lux ea clara, brillan.
to y sin olor.
Es tan npletamseMte ssgssrt
que 81 10 lmpara Sc Quiebra por
casualidad, ID llama quedara extin'
guida en- el acto. EstA envaaado er
Ia MAMA forma que 81 kerosene 90
rEiente, teniendo las latas nm sif6i
dc Patente que permite llenat laI
lAmparas con la miama lata, sii
derrames do ninguna especie. La
minmas larnparas en- ris0 On IL &C
ltualidad sirven para Ia Lu1 Dia
mante, hmpi6ndolas y poniend,
mechas naevas que no est6n satin
radas con otfa clnse de kerosene
| Tanbi6n envehRmos In LnE I'VE
lmhMAN an lRfss A.
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PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
ELA ANOIAazA sEIGEL, PARALl

onstipaci6n de vientre, inactiveE y entor-.
pecimiento dol higAdo, &c., &c.
Difersntes do mnohaa elasas dsmedicinAs CO.
txrticas, no hAcen que IL persona Se aienta Eco
antea de sen uEse msjor. Sus rnodo de opera
o. Suave pero complete, sin que le acompaAeI
etectos desagEadablos, tales Ocm0 en&uaAa
Las PRdOFaa Operatives do h Anc3anl
SeiRsl son 10 meior medicine para ID familii
cue ixm&A % be descubierto. LjmpiaM los In
lsstinos de todAs las suHtsnCiss hritkntes J
los dsjAn sn ana ccndicl6n saludabls, El me.
ior remsdio en- u exiStanoia para 81 destru6tol
Be nuestsaa yi6as-.>lA .0onstpsei6p del yientre
y 81 entofpecimisntO del higado.--s3s
Estas PildOraa son IN pRsEentivo eoRtrs laI
balenturas, como igualmente contra tods class
dc snfernedades, hscisndo. que desaparezcar
todAs Las matsrias venepQsas do los intsStinos
OpeTan cen vigor, pero q mismo tieuPo COZ
suAvidAd, Bln oanAar dolor Algano.
+ 81 "a coge IN fuerts reEfrikdo, , GmenAE'
"a lebrs, con dolores de csbesa, en- ID espaid'
y en- los miembrus del cuerpo, una dos doail
de Las Pfldoras Operative de Ia sncians Eeige
haran qus desaPAreEcs sl rsHfrisdo J Prevsndr'
la Hebrs. s..i. y .~st..s.
On sst6msgo sucio d 4 oausa de una COZ
tra en- la lengua, con an gusto Aapero DE-
eagrsdable en- IL bOea- un.s op.ntaA doeii
do las Pildotas 0perstlvAads 10 aaelana Beiee
limpiArAn 81 est6mago, harAn ans dsAParescl
eI NAL gussOsy roStituir&n 81 apetito, devQl-
viendc con aato ID buena Raled.
Oon frecuenoiA sucede que cusndo los eli
mentos nd son buenos 3 estAn pareialment'
dsterlorados, producen snfsrmedades; indis
posiciOnsH, nGuHeas y diarrea. Ei 90 implA .
est6magc de eHta impureza CON ana dosi. d,
las PildorAs Operattvas Do la aneiAnA seigel
dssapareOsEAn tOdoa ssOsssteoscs idsSagrada
bles, sssultar1 una ,eHsna saLnd.
Las rloorAs ussasvss % g ~ : sn aaa.;an. S.'ss
rSs.s1sn prcs.o = coms, 1S bsSsrs INA bTera das
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VENlNeIO LUNA I sODRlNO.
FortaIeza 45, 49,'y351.

Importadores directos de vivsres de todas cla-
ses procedenciRE, sspsiAlidad en- qussca, vinoa
tintos gsnsroaoa licores Amos eeFvexas, vinagrse
frutas oonAsrvha Alimsnticias Dc lea principales
meEcados de Europa y Auarica.
I'm AguAs minsrales tisnsn constante existsnriA
de las iegitimAs dc Vichy mArca Hopital, Grands
Grii oontraxsvills, VAla, oslsatiuos, San Hilarie
kondAFis, Fuente agra, San Garnisr, ,InsalAA Los-
chas. Purgsnts Ruklnat, Oreaa, Panticosa, Graba.
les ZaldivaF, CarAbana los Acrsdisadoa Vinoa San
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