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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16
Work and Advertise.

W AGO NGWS.
Fort Worth has found artesian water.
The state will now have an opportunity
to hear what hurrah che will make
over il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16
Chamhar of Commerce..

Attention of all chamber of commerce
members is called to the meeting to be
held this afternoon. Every member
should be present without fail.
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THERE will be a warm canvass for gov-
ernor in Texas this year, and don't you
forget it,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

Tyler Democrat and Reporter.
Fort Worth has been q crowded town
for several days past, but she is doing
her best to accommodate all the visitors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

TIE GAZETTE will give $1,000
&c the company, community or
association which shall build the
first free road from the city OF
Fort Worth to the Tarrant coun-
ty line, in any direction. The
road to be at least fifteen feet
wide, graded and macadamized
or graveled, said road to be COM
pleted on or before November |,
1880,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16
Fort Worth's Scoop.

Vernon Texan.
Fort Worth scooped Dallas at the lat
ter's own game. There is nothing slow
about the Fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

JAMES G. BLAINE, one of the most
persistent advocates of the policy of pro-
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bidding.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
ADVICE 70 MOTHERS.

are YOU disturbed IL night AMI bfakfp u
your rest By u sick rhild suffering and cfy
ing with pain ofcngting scflht ifso feiid
~ ones 8nd set bottle ii Mua VISA.
Lows SoOTnisp Ssnpr fon CnffDssrN
TKETnrN0 Its value Il incaleulablr *
will relieve the poor little sufferer inisn0.
diately. Depcnd up0h II, mgtfars. ficfn q
E0 mistake nbonf Il Il cares dy1eniefy
and diarfh0a; regulates tha sspflseh AID
bOwela. cures Wind collie, aoltens thH 3rnss
reduces Inflammation, and gives iune ard
energy % the whole system Mas. Wms.
Lows S0orfIkg SgRuP ron EnEEDAEs
TEKTHtAG IN pleasant 70 thn asstr. anB Il
the prescription IL one oi The olfless and
beat iemhle nnraeg and physicians iii tbs
Ubised Staies, and 4 fiF sale hy aiE lfag.
gists Throughout the world. Prize rs rcnig
bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
BOYS, GIVE THE GIRLS 4 RIDE

HAVING made arrangements @ he ss fthe goeda several q M largest and
pared q furnish e m VIII at IMAGINABLE vehicles wheels
nnAhp general pp md prices are dea This not waa pn
and hand vehicles
shea
which
TO
familiar al kinds agricultural machinery Will
mspdnnf
anyi wi q o max
orccge
ia HENEHAN
May ic Oakley 81 Mary county Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
SAINT Na1g's lsae0ll'
From ne Balilmors Ssgs.
"WEDNESDAY.

From He baEfsna0re osf7s
WEDNESDAY
III the Maryland Senate, election
and registration bills we're reported
aid made tbe rpecial order for Thurs
day.
Mr.. Witt withdrew his ballot re-
form order
The bill changing the congressional
districts Of Mary land was finally pas
sed, IL 10 5, and now goes TO the
Governor.
Unfavorable report was made and
adopted on the bill to pension Union
soldiers.
A bill vas introduced for three
election supervisors in each county
and amending the law relating to the
election supervisors for Baltimore
city.
Also, bills to enlarge the Maryland
penitentiary and making appropria
ticns to that end.
In tie House Of Delegates, resolu-
tioDs were adopted in favor Of elec-
ton reforms 10 redeem the pledges of
the democratic party and calling for
the standing committee to report such
measnres.
The bill to extinguish irredeemable
ground rents WAS defeated.
Bills were introduced requiring
dealers i'd hay 10 Baltimore city to be
licensed,
70 regulate The sale Of goods on ths
installment plan.
TO regulate the number Of legisla-
tive employee.
Requiring savings banks 10 adyer-
tise their declared dividends
TO license drop-a nieke.in-the-
slot" machines.
To regulate speculaiors in theatre
tickets.
House bills were passed making it
obligatory on the Court Of Appeals to
return TO the original courts all caees
in which reversed decisions have been
rendered.
To license the sale Of cigareitee.
To prevent the adulteration fcan
dy.
Regulating attorneys fees.
Favorable report was made on the
bill to establish bureau Of immigrs.
tion.
The Belt railroad bill was amend
ed and passed its second reading.
Over $4,000 citizens Of Baltimore
signed the petitions against the ssa
bill.
Rev. Thomas B. Lemon, formerly
Of Baltimore. died in Omaha.
Barbara Jordan, colored servant,
was suffocated by gas in her room 10
Mr.. Mefryman's house, 2Ol2 Charles
street.
The Senate finance committee 10 81
work on the assessment aud revenue
billie, and proposes TO fix high IL
quof licenses at 5000 for ppirituous
and 5000 for malt liquors.
The board ofpnblic works has asked
Judge Alvey 10 appoint one Of the ca.
nal receivers on behalf OF the State.
A stable and carriage house at Mau.
pins Univereity School, Elllcott Ciiy,
were burned
Enoch NJ Lewis. a timer. fell from
roof in Washington and was killed.
The republicans in the West Vir.
ginia Senate defeated the Australian
ballot bill.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
TnuRsnAY.

In the Maryland Senate, bills were
introduced to resubmit local option TO
the voters Of Garrett county and TO
require prompt payment Of taxes due
the State by corporations.
House bills were passed to amend
the charter Of Loudcn Park Cemetery
Company and 10 amend the charters
Of Belsir and Manchester.
Senate bills were passed TO abolish
the rule in Shelly's case.
Authorizing Prince Georges coua-
ty 10 issue $4,000 bonds.
Authorizing Talbot county TO bor-
Tow $4,000, aud number Of other
local and personal bills.
In the House Of Delegates, a petit.
lion was presented for an appropria.
ton TO build Grand Army hall 10
Baltimore city.
Bills were introduced making the
Baltimore city distraint law apply to
The whole State.
Changing the boundaries Of the
ninth, eleventh, twelfth and twenti-
eth wards Of Baltimore city.
Requiring Anne Arundel county to
build a bridge over Curtis's creek at
Walnut Point.
For the punishment Of prize,fght-
ers.
House bill was favorably reported
TO manufacture binders twine, &c.,
in the House Of Correction.
Senate bills were passed repeating
tho endowment aud scholarships Of
The Baltimore female College and au-
thorizing Cumberland to issue $780,.
COO bonds.
House bill was passed regulating
the sale Of fertilizers.
Senate bills waving the States
claim to the property Of the State Ag-
1ieultural Association and creating
three new legal holidays were defeat
ed.
A bold attempt to break jail waa
frustrated At Frederick, Nd
John Smith, colored, Of Annapolis.
was drowned Off Hacketts Point.
Mrs. Rosa Brown was convicted Il
Frederick Of harboring girl.
Senator German has recovered from
bis attack Of grippe. lie declines
% express an opinion on ballotreiorm
Or the recent proceedings Of the Ma
ryiaisd Lsgislatnre
Tie river and harbof bill, It is said,
VI Fl reg4te &20.000000.
Joseph Shoster, eolorsd plead gui.-
ta Washington to ma1alanghter ID
g,ssg Edwafd Smith, colored.
A assebgef coach was wrecked Oh
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

WAIT Short TINE "A great many
suicides are committed every year
for love by people who do not under-
stand the passion, and The chief reason
why they DO not understand it is that
il Is seldom treated nationally 10 liter
ature. There are two things true Of
lcye-frst. that II is deliriun, and
secondly, that it is transient. There
is love Of married people which is
not delicious and which endures, but
that is quite different affair from the
romantic passion.
II the suicide understood himself
and the emotion with which he WA
suffering he would have summoned
resolution 10 his aid aud waited with.
all confidence for the changes Of tins
10 cure him.--That would have been
brave and sensible Anybody who is
tempted to commit suicide for love
ought to pnt II Off six months. and ID
the meantime avoid the objecs Of his
stfectionsiin every possible way. Ten
chances 10 one, when the period is
past, he will be Ia a condition to smile
at his folly, and 10 90 on living like
other common human beings.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

WHAT He Was AFTER II heard
funny story about William Henry
Hurlbort the other day. Il seems be
be has been in The country incog., and
somebody recognized him down ii The
park staring up st the new World
building with dreamy smazement,
and rushed up to him heartily.
"Ha ] my dear Hurlburt, glad 10
see you back"
The astonished e.. x.journAlist drew
himself up. "confound il, sir, be
said, Lam not HurIburt, and | am
not back, cir"
Then be drew his mantle about him
and hurried away.
But be was not to escape thus, as
be turned into ChamLyss street his
old friend Simpson met him. "Why,
HurlOurti how do You do2 What
are you after now r.
After blasted fool and I've
caught up with him
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Do you eyer receive contributions
written on both sides of the paper r.
asked gentleman entering new
paper Office. mo, sir; never, en-
phatically replied the editor. GAIL
right; 1 was going 10 indorse this
check TO your order. but ! don / want
You to break your rules. Then be-
went out, leaving tie editor in 4 deep
green study.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Way AHEAD Without any quea-
ton the great variety Of work that
can BE- done upon The New Davis
High.Arm Sewing Machine, aud the
perfection of All its operations, GER.
'tainly place II way ahead Of al com
petitors, No other machine in the
market has the capacity for perform.
ing the variety of work that can be
done on the New Davis.
When once the Davis is introduced
the demand for The machine is sur.
Erisiug Take the fret opportunity
and examine this, the leading aud
best machine.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

TIE Norfolk and Western Railroad ii
Roanoke and a number of passengers
injured, several seriously.
Ia 81 sffrey near EAnville David
Still was dangerously and perhapaia
tally stabbed by Lee Eanaa, and The
latter was twice shot BY Joe Sill.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Washington born on Fri.
day.
Queen Victoria married on Friday.
Napoleon Bonaparte born on Fri.
day.
Battle Of Bunker Hill fought on
Friday.
America discovered on Friday.
Ma, flower landed on Friday.
Joan Of Arc burned At the stake on
Friday.
Battle Of Waterloo fought on Fri.
day.
Bastile destroyed on Friday.
Declaration Of Independence signed
on Friday.
Battle of Marengo fought on FIJI,
day.
julius Cesar assasaInated on Friday.
Lee surrendered on Friday.
Fort Sumter BON bAfded on Friday.
Shakespeare born on Friday.
King Charles behsaded on Friday.
Richmond evacuated on Friday.
Battle Of New Orleans fought on
Friday.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
BuUklsn's Arnica sarye.

Tho Bcst saiyc in ihc world for CrSa.
Brniecs, soree, Ulcers, Esll Rhenn. cyef
Sores. T0sier. Chapghd Hands, ChlltlainA.
Corns, and all skin EruptiCaa. and iglal.
tvely cures Piles, ~ no paY required. III
Ii guaranteed h give rt4f0ct sati action .uF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boa
For sale ~ EdeIens Store.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

CARDINAL GIBBONS on THF Mono
PRoBLEM = Yesterday was the iifsl
Sunday Of Lent. The Cathedral whs
crowded at the II o'clock high macs,
when Cardinal Gibbons delivered the
opening sermon Of bic Lentou series.
he preached on penauee. The CAr.
Apai also anuounosd that lhe annual
collection for the Indian and negso
missions would be taken up, asordered
by the Third Plenary Csuucil cl Bal.
timore. OF the colored people tie
Cardinal said in substance I'VE are
confronted with great problem,
which presents many difficulties 10 lie
satisfactory solution. The beat soln
ton Of the problem beyond doubt is
found III ihe teachings Of the pure
Gospel Of Christ. 10 many parts II
the country the colored people have
fallen into species Of fesiehism.
Their worship Is mere sentimental
ism; it is almos. entirely emotional.
The negro has many excellent traits
Of character If properly developed.
The negroes are naturally religious.
They are eHectioDatc, amiable and
docile. Their conduct Immediately
after the late war aud in the midst III
the excitement and turbulence of the
times is worthy Of al praine. and has
justly been the theme Of the encom.
inms Of orators, aiatesmen and authors.
To diffuse among them greater en-.
lightenment, and especially the prin.
ciples and teachings pf the Gospel,
wall be Of farreacbing beneit---Sil
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Dg- Yon say. that drinking il one
of your husbands failures 7
Failures? Oh, no. It is one Of bic
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

B@- We need cleanes politics. cried
the orator. Then use less soap, re-
torted voice.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

~ Teacher Tommy, how is the
earth divided2 ?
Tommy Between them that's got
it and them that wants Il.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Zip for yon on the next race. - Wasb.
ington Post.
The Chicago owl says NJ; iu
who. The Boston owl says ITO
wit, 10 whom. Life.
@will you mArry me, Mis- woB-
bash
"Wiih all MY soul.
But with q hasty look at the CARPET
he fed Times.
Passenger (for the one hundred aud
eleventh ime)-Capiain, theae isn {
any danger Of the vessel going 10 the
bottom, is there
Captain (exasperated) I'm afraid
not, eir.--Liie.
Clerk (in auction room) Wake upl
You can't sleep here.
Wazzer mazzsr
Clerk When you nod you ges the
auctioneer All mixed up.--Isife.
Mr.. Croeswiae---I wish I we're a adj
Mr.. Goodeye--Look ont, there !
There's 40 Nectric wire downl
Mr.. c. Thanksi (Goea 80 yards
around IL D. Oregon West Shore.
Gross Bis name off The list. Hi
father was tailor
"You are mistaken. His fathar
was the clolhier.
"0hl well. that's different. Well
ask hin 10 come Life.
Eyes" said tho rural solon, when
he g0t back from ! vist d the Est.
X was the conspicuous 6gnre of u
great blowout at the hotel the very
night | arrived ia New York. Aud
be never let on how close he bad
come to being asphyxiatel by that
same blowout. - w asbjngton Post
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

EEr It makes ell the difference 10
the world whether il ID the hand thet
is shaken or the FIST.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
10 +. MORGAN,
Real Estate Agency.

M EssRs. HERRERT j. MoORR ST
III Leonardtown, ard 7. j.. MOORE, uf
~ Washington, y. q, have entered into
co.partnership for the sale of real estate.
If parties having lands for sale viii send
fnlf description and the lowest price they
will take, we win IIberAlly advertise their
lands free oecharge aud mike every possi-
HERBERT II. MOORE,
Il. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Nd
Nov 2i~-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
SAINT MARrS ACADEMY /,
I1eonardtown. Md.
UNDER cHARoE oF rnR
sisters ofGJIaarfty
NAIARETH, KENTUCKY.

Tho course Of Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Book keeping, Algebra, Geometry. Eng-
lish Grammar, Geography, History. Rhrtos
ric, the Elements 81 Botany. Mental ard
Natural Philosophy. Astronomy, Chcsmis.
try, Literature, Plain aud 0Inamcnsal
Necdlewofk, Music on the Piano alsd uul
tar aud French.
Boys from The age Of 7 d "A years af
received.
For terms or further information apply ~
SISTER MADELEINE,
Lgon&rdtOwn, Nh
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

Si00 per inch for the irstinserticn and
cents for every subsequent Insertion. Dbit
uaries, church festivals, etc, over ten lines
In length win be charged III the rate Of 20
cents perinch. A liberal deduction made
Q those who advertise BY the year.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

q. j. CLEMENTS 4 IspS FINE 8 Yg
TIERS AT D0YD'S fslle1A tJHANT.
2 20 81
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

WHAT THE WrTs ARE SAYING.
The man who loses is never accused
Of not playing fair. Atchison Globe.
A horsa cheatnnt--"I'ye got eurs
Zip for yon on the next race. - Wash.
ingson Post.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06

The Chicago owl sa 1 o NJ, f5'
who" The Boston owl says TO
wit, to whom. Life.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1890-03-06
JOSEPH v. hAILBBRM,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
Le0nardtoWn. MD.

promptly and ID ws5kpaaBlike nisuaer.
Also Agent fer ihc Cssr'pn Ssec Roofing
Company fhe best and saesfest rsallre in
fhe world ainpsss and prices lafnis6cd
ugau afsyi
40 fieS ghsshsd and FHi On faF $3.50
fet ssaafe 8 isg9 sganf Eet
lfeinE hf permission. N lisH Gitr k
acnksnas slsd 5os A Diliov Iseonifai0wn.
Jpns n
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

seS~ ~S@sS ~,et,~sy @f~c~ WIZ s>ssbAs"" sea-
guage.
IL will be we'll 20 ask why blank commis-
sions with the sheriff's name attached are
placed at the disposal OF Robert Pinkerton
To be placed I'm the hands OF ignorant men.
who believe that under this authority they
have the right 10 shoot citizens to death.
In order Ia tcstthis case still further. and
20 learn II all citizens would receive the
same treatment, / telegraphed Sheriff Tap
pan, OF Rensselaer, County. asking him IL
he would swear In two hundred deputies TO
protect the lives Of our members lie re-
piled that he did not think the present situ-
alton would warrant the appointments w.
Walter Webb applauds the action Of the
Pinkertons in shooting, and says they did
right.
The knights OF Labor hold themselves I'm
readiness now. and will continue To hold
themselves ready, To yield To the will OF the
public I'm this matter. The company, on the
other hand, holds itself above and superior
To public opinion. | would here ask the
men still In the employ OF the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad whether
II be not To their interest to stand by and
support those who are striking to yindicate
the common right 10 organize. The General
Executive Board will conduct this contest
with all OF their ability within the law and
without violence. To do this we require
funds, and that At once. philosophical
citizens, who believe I'm fair play. are asked
to contribute 10 the liberty fund In aid OF
the striking employees OF the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad. send all
contributions To John W. Hayes, Sl4 North
Broad street. Philadelphia. Pa.
T. V. POwDERLY, q. VI. W., Il. of l..
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27
Brief Items of Interes st.

THE German miners congress will
meet at Halle Sept. 10.
THE Tilbury dockmen's strike has
ended in victory for the men.
t.THE Chemical Union will assume con.
troll of the European trade in chemicals
Oct. /.
THE French Government has sent re-
lief TO the storm sufferers in southeast
France.
4 FRENCH syndicate has offered q loan
to Uruguay to enable the Government to
Withdraw the paper currency.
THE Mexican Government has granted
concession to ex-Deputy Orsini, OF
Rome, for an exhibition of Roman art in
the City of Mexico.
THE British Company in South Africa
has had trouble with the King of Mata-
bleland, and savage war against the
colonists is expected.
ENGLISH landholders, members Of the
Property Defense League, have issued a
circular denouncing the socialistic ten
denotes Of legislation in Great Britain.
TIE Boston Gazette says that the es-
tate Of the late John Boyle O'Reilly will
amount 10 S150,0O0.
MARION CRAWFORD keeps himself In
fine physical trim by fencing and in
dulging in other athletic exercises.
YoUNG Mr.. THURMAN, son of Allen G.
Thurman, IS gray-haired and has but one
arm. He lost the other in an accident
many years ago.
.MosE" JACOBS, Dcs Molnes 1owa)
newsboy, has fortune of $4,000 in
vested in real estate. He is one Of the
best-known persons in Iowa.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS effectively
disposes of the story that he is To come
home this fall from Berlin and run again
for Congress In his old district
THE young Duchess of Leinster, who
has been called the prettiest woman in
England, is tall and slender, stately and
calm, with perfectly chiseled features.
She is an aristocrat from crown TO toe.
TIE ruinor that Freddie Gebhard and
Lily Langtry were out is very much con-
frmed by the news from Paris that Lord
Lurgan has settled $4,000 on the Lily,
and Is her most obedient in many re-
Sp.vstS