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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28

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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28
INSTRUMENTATION.

ia. -Transposition.
He who boldly shapes bis first
Cannot be by first Rccursed;
For he holds that destiny
Never is by Jfrst's decree.
IT'S ttco to be admired.
When by right ambition fired;
Poverty or humble birth
Cannot chain a man to earth.
BITTER SWEET.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28
THE TANGLER.
Divers Enigmas and Odd Concsiss for
Bright Wits to Work Out.
Any Communications Intended isr This De-
pariment Should be Addressed to r. r.
Chadbourn, Lewiston. Maine.

1I3.-Charade-
Adolphus and Matilda fair,
Were q romantic, happy pair;
They loved each other, but the lad
Had never yet the courage had
TO offer her his heart and hand,
Though it was what he oft had planned.
Now they were standing on 4 mound
With charming scenery all around;
ripping streamlet near them ran,
And in the distance they could scan
Mountain peaks, empowering high,
And touching, rs it were. the sky
Whole peaks, the lover said, were they
he talked in a poetic way
up to the first see how they rise
And melt away in far of skies -
The maid was pleased with talk SO wise,
And showed her pleasure in her eyes.
In the word trhole-in Ia ST, l mean
A glimpse OF lover s act was seen;
Then he took courage to confess
His love in words of tenderness,
And ask her hand and she said yes.
Then there was idst-there always is
When lovers wooing comes TO this.
NaLsoNIAS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28
1SO-Anagram.

"a great man rests when he Is tired,
For rest is then the thing desired.
Complies il not great man, for
He ranks not very high in war;
One nom commissioned may be brave,
And yet in vain for glory crave
A whole performs his duty in
Preserving proper discipline,
And Furnishing offenders who
Do not soldier duties do.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28

Is4.-l. Because it is hard to beat. q Because
he would like to see it 60 off. 3. Because it /.
partly read (red.) 4. Because he makes 4
sound.
I65.-Flag.
l66-Blush lush,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-28

Ib5.-BlVaIVe.
9.-White-mest.
no. W
WA P
D A T ES
DE T E SITS
WAT r r SAIL
W A T E R II A NINE z
p e S 8 A r / ES
STA MS
INES
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171.-Blower. bower.
Ia. Army, arm.
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A Company Organized in New York to Inrure
the Payment Of Bad Debts.
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DRS. BETS DC Belts,

s25 Main st. toOckrin Bullding,. Dallas, TIE
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j. P. STEELE, EDITOR.
Irrigation for Texas.

Worth Tar NoP@-N--e-. eHou-9 " a1Nesel1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
Death OF General Schenck

The announcement of the death of Gene.
raj RoBFRT G. ScHENcx, which occurred in
Washington, ID. c.. on Sunday afternoon
last. recalls to mind the part which Gene
raj ScHgScK played in the national House
Of Representative forty years ago. He was
one Of the readiest debaters on the Wing
side of the House. Indeed, there was hard
" any Democrat in the House who could
successfully engage In bout with the
able Ohioan. He was so distinguished that
be was long afterwards sent as Minister
90 England. where, however, he made more
reputation as poker-player than as di-
plomatist. Mr.. BLAINE in his book says:
"No man in Congress during the present
generation has riyalled General Schench as
hve-minute debater. In the five-minute
discussion in Committee Of the Whole he
WAS an intellectual marvel. The compact
ness and clearness Of his statements, the
facts and arguments which no could mar
shall in that brief time, were constant sur.
prise and delight to his hearers"
General SoHEsCK had been complaining
about two weeks. He was born in 1909.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
The Same Old Scheme.

The report made yesterday by Mr.. HoaB
the United States Senate from the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections. de-
claring IN favor Of seating the Republican
rssoals from the Democratic State of Mon
tana, elected, or rather not lawfully elect
ed. by the bogus Legislature, is a part of
che conspiracy 10 take possession Of the
Government, and retain il Ia spite of right,
Of majorities. and of the Constitution of
the United States. REED's rulings, the
House rules. tho seating Of Republicans
who contest the elections Of Democrats.
and the attempt TO pass q national cleo
tion-law ere parts Of the same conspiracy
against the people. OF course the Senate
viii sect these pretended senators. They
viii have a. much voting strength in the
Senate ~ the two New York senator's. Re-
1nii.stiaa must surely Nvsrtsks these enc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
The CensnS.
o

We have received from the Census Office,
Washington. ID. c.. circular letter in
closing two schedules which have been
sent from that Office to prominent officials
of this city. What is everybody's business
f. nobody's business; and we must regard
it as discouraging to find the census bu-
reau calling upon State or city officials or
private persons to do its work gratuitously.
Nevertheless, the work must be done by
somebody, and il has been suggested to us
that the Chamber of Commerce would
probably consider the statistics of our va
Tious manufacturing establishments-and
indeed all statistics throwing light upon our
city's commerce and business-as worthy
of the attention of that body. The circular
above referred to suggests as motive for
action on the part of the city's officials
that Richmond might thus be enabled to
make "a creditable showing" 1t is not a
small Job nor labor of love which the
Census Office would have our city officials
undertake. The inquiries cover a period
Of ten years; and in order that the re-
turns Of the eleventh census may be COM
plete and practically useful the statistics
called for are absolutely necessary" Also,
we are told that much painstaking cleri-
cal labor and research must be performed
in order TO collect and enter the facts and
figures required"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
| mics Of the country and contemners Of JUS
w,m,soros. d. G.. March "a, 1890.

TO ne Editor Of ne DfS,dfoh
Last Sundays Dispatch contains the ex-
preston "a three days beard Why is
the compound adjective /" thrce-days" put
in the possessiye case? TX such application
be improper will you be so obhging rs to
state the reason wbyp
Respectfully. j. IL. w.
As rule, nouns OF pronouns may pro-
perly be used in the poesessive case not
adjcctives. In the phrase "a three-days'
beard" the words three days" are used
as nm adjective. Consequently the apos-
trophe might better have been omitted.
Nevertheless we would not say that Its use
was not allowable. In the Revised Version OF
the New Testament. edited by a large num-
Der Of the finest scholars in England and
America. we read in Acts l., ~. as follows; :
"Thcn returned they unto Jerusalem from
the mount called Olivet. which is nigh
unto Jerusalem. Sabbath days journey
off," So we might say, "A Sabbath days
beard" or three Sabbath days beard"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS nc H-NX
III NoND COMNANDRY. No =, X. "
T.. RicHsoSD, March ~ lsD-GENE- ~
RAJ ORDERS No. l-SIR KNIGHTS: At v
tend stated assembly OF tho Commandsry at
the asyiurn St Adams Hail, THIS (1uesday)
EVENING ut ~ o'ciock In full dress Of n lem
plar on FOOT; Members Of Commentary Nc. Is
aud transient fratcrs are invited TO attend
W order Of tho Kininent Com mander.
no. II. RICHARDSON,
Captaiu-GenetRl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
MANY NOVELTIES.

" 4
rare, rich. and reasonable, we're secured by us
while In the northern markets. We are there
fore now ready with our spring bargains.
DRESS GOODS.
Supertly Beautiful Henreuas and elegant
se1ges in tbs new colorings. grsys, tans,
golden browns, helOropes, green's, ana all
the leading shades, from &c. yard to 81;
Stripe .ierges In rich effects;
YandyAe Beiges. 40 inches wide. very new and
stylish. 25c. yard;
Entirely new and pretty Beige Robos, ~ inches
wide, and only Csc yard;
Handso me stripe Serges as pretty as the 5Oc.
goods and only 25c. yard;
Cashmere Cords. charming goods for the price,
I2Kc. yard;
Mohsirs in all the stylish colorings at q and soc.
ayard.
We carry lovely line OF Brocaded silks and
other trimmings 10 match all shades OF Dress
Goods.
CHALLIES.
Stylish and pretty Challies at ), 6H. Z, eH. and
N2}<c. yard. We have never shown richer
designs
Bargains hardly convey the truth when We
epeaA5 Of our Children's Lace Caps. 40 stylish
and pretty It would be foolish TO make them
yourselves, when they can be bought 80 ridicu-
just tllnk OF It, 1Oc. for Muslin Cap trimmed
wuh iaco:
25c. foi- a cap made of Swiss Embroidery aud a
pretty Muslin Bow:
Then Il finer and richer pattern at Csc.
Something more elegant at 40 and $50. From
tfns up to sl.25 apiece.
Our line IL one OF the choice selections and
never were sounder bargains offered you.
.IERSEY-RIBBED VESTS.
A big Job lot OF Misses ColOred- Ribbed Vests
only SC. apiece:
A finer quality In white only l0c. apiece:
Ladies' Vests In Ribbed and Ecru only 10c.
apiece:
Ladies' Lisle-Thregd fancy-Sttched Ribbed
NeOts. really worth 35c., will be sold at l7c
apiece OF three for 50c, and M the quantity
IL limited We will sell three only TO q Gus
toner;
nELD & THAHIMR9,
NH 2J-Tu&Th Coz Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
TUESDAY. MARCH 25, 1890.
State Elections.

In all the States the election Of cleo
tors of President and Vice-President of
the United States Is a matter over which
nj the present time the several State leeis-
Iatures have absolute control-iust AS alb
eolute rs their control over the elections
of State officers or members OF the
State legislatures. We hardly think that
even a Republican Congress will undertake
for some years TO come to interfere in such
elections. though there is no telling what
the Republicans will be educated
up 10 in the course of time.
Possibly ten years hence we shall
have Federal laws providing for the
holding under Federal supervision OF
nll elections for members OF the several
State legislatures. Such law would be
justified or attempted TO be justified upon
the ground that as the State legislatures
elect United States senators, the election
of the members was matter OF national
concern. by that time, too, Congress may
possibly pass laws controlling the States
by some species of partisan legerdemain
such as RrED's recent rulings in the House
choosing presidential electors.
The Clevelsnd Ohio Pain Dealer says
that should the LoDGE election bill become
n law the several States would hasten, af-
fer few conflicts of authority between
the State authorities and the Federal au-
thorities, to divorce State elections from
Federal elections. The same paper SAYS 1t
IS probably one Of the concealed objects of
The LODGE bill to control State elections
by having the congressional elections held
at the same times and places when the
the State elections for State officers, in
Guiding presidential electors, are held. Ii
Federal officials are present at congress
sional elections and the State elections are
heldat the same time, Federal interference
with the latter cannot be avoided.
In Virginia the State elections for Gov
ernor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and members
Of the Legislature all take place in years
when there are no congressional elections
held. But the elections of electors of Pre-
sdent and Vice-President of the United
States take place once in four years at the
same time with the elections for members
of the national House of Representatives,
and will be held under Federal supervision
81 the LODGE bill becomes law and the
State does not somehow or other have her
electors chosen without Federal interior
ence.
The mere mention Of the untold evils
which may result from the return of the
Republican party to power at Washington
suggests at once the happy condition of
things which would now prevail had Mr..
CLEVELAND been reelected President, and
warns the people of the whole Union,
North and South, that it is dangerous to
intrust the destinies of this great country
90 set Of narrow-minded sectionalists
and plunderers. Thousands of times has
1t been said that the Republican party is
the worst which ever cursed this otherwise
favored land. Let the people see to it next
November that House of Representa-
tives shall be elected which will respect
the rights of the States and the people
whilst leglslating as the fathers of the re-
public intended them TO leglslate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25

Reading notices In reeding- matter type n'o
lines or ies,. 81 in nonpsreil loaded. 7sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on sp-
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
Iionsfs Accepted.

WASHINGTON, March 2-Bond OFFERINGS
to-day, $4,000. All accepted at 1851 for
4iPs. and 1913 for as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
DLANET. JR.. CULTIvATORs AND

tJIANEI. JR-, COhllf AtOho AMI
Il HORS CHOOSING have iust received q
car Of these weilknown Cultiyating Imple-
ments. which We control In this section. Be
ware Of imitation.
The celebrated COLLINS ROAD CART. as
well az othcrstyies; Road Wagons, Bgggies, and
Farm Wagons Mowers, Binders. Geissr sepa-
rators, Peerless Engines aud Saw-Mills; tho
highest and cheapest baling-pross In use,
Flows, Castings, Farm ImplementS aud Ma
ehinery OF all kinds at the lowest prices.
THE WATT PL0W COMPANY,
1913 and $50 Franklin street
NH eD-deod2w&w2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
old DOMINION BUILDING AND
" LOAN ASSOCIATION.
lEl5 MAIN sTBRET.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, f2,ooo,0oo.
SHARES, giOO-PAYABLE IN SMALL MONTH
LIZ INSTALMENTS.

OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT. TAYLOR ELLYsoN, Mayor city
Of Richmond. -
Vice Presidept--N. V. RANDOLPH. proprietor
Randolph Papsr-Box Company and president OF
the Virginia state Insurance Company.
Secretary and RECONSIDERATION McCAR-
THY. ,
JTAYLOlt ELLYeoN. Mayor OF Richmond.
n. v. RANDOLPH, proprietor Randolph Paper
Box Company aud president Of tho Virginia
state lnsuran co Company.
JOHN b. FUkCELL, president Chamber o,
Commerce o. Richmond. OF tirm u Purcell,
Laid q 60.
Johns. ELICIT, president OF state Bank OF
Virginia and 81 firm OF Wlngo, Eilett & Crump.
". 4. SUTTON, Of sutton 8 Co, Real Estate
Inc OLD DOMINION offers 10 the peouIe an
onportuuity for saving aud for Investment com
bininc all tho advantages OF q general and ex-
tens,ye business. with tho conservative manage
meat OF a homo company. Its officers AMI man
ayers are we'll known throughout the state az
ideutinesl with the commercial interests OF tho
people feI-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
New SPRING GOODS.

We show an extensive variety OF staples and
Novelties ia all Departments.
DRESS GOODS.
Henriettas in ali shades and qualities, hohmr
Lustres in solid cOlors, broca1e-, and pldluS
All Wool >erges In all the popular shades. sue
band serges, pretty quality and Styles at ooc' q
yRrd. ,,
Our Challies range in price from DC. yaru
The Black Goods Department is filed with all
tho desirable fabrics Mt very low prices m
Velvets Striped aud Solid Surahs, emma sllKs'
&c. suitable fOr Dress Trimmings, In very large
assortment ,,,,,,,,,
Special values now IN White, Checked, and
Good White Mating at 1Oc. yard;
Fancy Mating at l2%. II, and lsc.
Extra Heavy Fancy Mating. value 35c., at 23c. a
yard. ,., o,,,,,-s
A nice and cheap line OF window SHADES JUST
received coma
in Ginghams ChambraYs, Satteens, Percales
&c. We have an unusually large assortment
The prices will please you.
WllIrE-GOODS.
Checked. Plaid, and Striped Muslins from5c per
yard up;
oH.CLOTH.
Table and Floor Otl-Cloths in pretty patterns
at prices much under value: ,..,.
GENTLEMBN'S FURNISHINGS.
scarfs, Collars, Cuffs. Shirts, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, &c, in our usual large variety. Hand
some line of Boys and Mems Flannel Over
shirts
Plush and Felt Mantel Lambrequins, En-
broidered Table Scaris, Tides, &c, Ia new de-
signs. at lower prices than elsewhere.
BEADED WRAPS.
You will be fully repaid for looking at our as
sortment OF Headed Wraps The styles are
new and tho prices low.
Remember every Department is filled with
new and rare bargains.
ID. a E. hITrELDORFER,
NH 25-Tu,STh 521 Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS.

DLANET, JR., SEED DRILLS,
l. CULrIyAToRS, &C. The most popular
and satisfactory garden implement Customers
who are using them pronounce them almost iri-
dispensable. They are not only great Labor
savers In sowing, planting, wedding. and cult
waiting, but also add 80 much 10 the appearance
OF the garden In neatness aud uniformity At
taiued. For sale at
WOODS SEED STORES,
10 south Fourteenth street, corner Sixth and
Marshall streets, and III east Frsuk lin street,
Richmond, Va. ia 4deod3m, sw3InA W3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25
NNO LEND,
DissoLUTioSs d pARryxRsuIr.

RICHMOND, Va, March IS, 1890.
DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
~ BOWIE a WEST Is thas day dissolved by
mutual consent W. \. WEST having purchased
the interest OF Walter Bowie In the said business
Is authorized 70 collect ali debts due the arm
and will pay all accounts due by the nrm'
WALTER BOWIE,
WILLIAM d. WEST.
In connection with the above notice deslre 10
say that have employed the same cierks for
merry with Bowie q West and Will con tinus the
WHOLESALE WOODEN and WILLOWWAHE
and FANCY GROCERY BUSINESS at the old
stand, No. y south Fourteenth street ana vfIl h
giaa TO servo my friends % heretofore
nah ss-Sr WILLIAM VEST.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-09-27
Put on the Brakes

If you find you are going down hill in point
Of health. Failing strength, impaired diges-
ton and assimilation are the marks of decline.
Check these and other indications of prema-
ture decay with the great vitallzer and re-
straining tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Beginning at the fountain head, the stomach,
the Bitters remedies its ineficiency, corrects
its errors, and sets it vigorously at work.
The digestive organ is thus enabled to thor
oughly separate from the food its nu,rtive
principles, which the blood assimilating is
enriched. Thus is the system nourished,
and being nourished strengthened, and alb
normal waste Of its tissues stayed. Appetite,
the power to rest well, regular habit are
also re-established, and the various functions
move once more in their natural and health
full groove. The Bi,lers, moreover, is a
specific for and preventive Of malarial com.
plants, rheumatism, billiousness and kid
ney troubles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-09-27

THE Democrats are bowling because the
apportionmcnt bill recently introduced by
Representative Dunnell will make consid.
cradle increase in the number Of Republican
members of the House and also an increase
Of votes in the Electoral college, all Of
which are certain 10 be cast for Republican
candid ates. The bill is based upon the in.
crease Of population during the last ten years,
and if the increase in Democratic States has
not been as great as in Republican States, it
is not the fault OF Mr.. Dunnell. He has
taken the facts as the Census bureau obtained
them, as the basis for his bill, and to find
faul on account OF the loss or gain Of Repre-
sentatives is as senseless as it would be to
object to the winds blowing in certain d.
rection. The bill is not considered perfect
by Mr.. Dunnell, and was introduced merely
to familiarize the members with the subject,
and to form the basis Of perfect measure,
which may or may not be upon the basis Ct
$50, 600 population to each Representative,
though about the only serious objection to
that basis is, that it adds "a members to the
House, which is already too large.