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THE FORUM, UNION SQUARE. NEW YORK.

puMMONS-fN THE DISTRICT COURT
- OF tho First judicial district OF tho state OF
Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clark
James German, plaintiff. VS.. Sarah l.. Cor
man, defendant
Tho state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
. You arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the First Judicial district
of tho state of Montana. in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer tho complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive OF the dizzy
of ssryice) after tho service on soa of this sum
mons, if served within this county. or, if served
ont OF this county, but in this district, ~ithin
twenty days, otherwise, within forty days, or
Judgment by default will b, taken against You
according to the prayer OF said complaint.
The faid action il brought to obtain n decree OF
said court dissolying tho bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between tho
plaintiff and dcfsndent, the plaintiff a.legit & rs
1. cause for divorce tfat the defendant has will
fully abspnted ierself from the plaintiff with
out any rsasonab.e catise since on or about the
- day Of September. A. D., 1889; and plaintiff
praSs for general relief.
And you nro hereby notified that il you fail to
anuaar and answer Tho said complaint. rs above
reouired. tho sail plaintiff will apply 10 tho
court FOR tho relief demanded III said comp amt.
Given under my hand and tho seal of tho div
trict court of the First judicial district OF tho
state of Montana. in aud for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, this 18th day OF december In the year
OF our Lord, one Thousand eight hundrod and
lsraL. JOHN BEAN. Clerk
II. G. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
MABsESA BULLAnD, attornAp Tor plaintiff.
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sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds. upon this con-
dition. If you are afflicted with a cough,
cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as directed. giving
it a fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have your
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money refunded. We could not make this
Discovery could be relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottles free at r. s. Hale
a. Cos drug store. Large size TO cents and
ca IN ='N "M w@MM % w1#
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Presidential Campaign. =.
III. Financial Disturbances here and
abroad.
social questions suggested by these groups of
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and that is The forum,
The December Number for example, con-
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Foote, Founder Of the Society of Loyal Voun-
teers; The Meaning of tlfe Democratic Vic
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In Modern Education IL Failure? by Fred.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30


rsvs ON thia globe. The moon y on the
ax.ra,fr ol9 Sis miles distant from the
a,rfh
NJ rr,, -, q srter Inn nj Ayr. fa-
lhe lHii .N' ~, ,e,,e Of Robhie
i ,sous nisasA A ss sold al auction re-
.,I,. s,ir Ljsl Kidding for about
Sin iiDO
t,..,i.,.. .. Scandinavian legends the
A,,plu,hk 70 s'V. 1.,',,' ~, ,.rnasl slueinR.
sMauoW hoNsrH M ,ni Cheer mil
sSalal sN I, LAY the mime of svala,
hnu nenve u ~ .ev' VA AZ cnnaolation."
OF swallow 'hc ~ " p.,tassn, IIu,iev
Speaking o. oyfIers w. moro rom.
s,ys lhht hn oEsse ,,sriinerv thnn the
bneateg pieVe ~ Thsls 6lyalycs ARE
hnest SW'ss Will. Witt yor tnte them 10
NOT the Alinpie aHN"''
D., - An,on,
Catherine Weed, barnes VI ,,o Ipho.
viii deliver an address, neiWvl N.Y. Cni.
togrnphlc congress ny lhe VIZ ,.o,,iy
nmblnn exposition. MISS pu. Of
as INC leaaius "''"''"' F"V'e
'he country c-.,. 4, not
Senator Wolcott OF Coiorauo pi,s,oi nYgs
disturbed over the iaet tea, lnY 'iea,5sio.
pnrty VIII control the SVloruup es,..,tii
ture. This legislature ne says W.
not elect my. successor, ana 'p' "''
legislature VIII De AL right
curious custom exists In Southern
India among some of the primitive non
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

The brick business houses are nearing
completion at Denton.
Several business buildings are being
erected at Valley Mills,
The international freight depot at
Laredo IL being enlarged,
4 new brick store house will soon
be- completed at Cameron.
It is quite likely that II system Of
waterworks will be- built at Cameron.
Tho Young Mems Christian Associn-
ton of Austin are to build an associa-
ton building.
During the month Of November the fol-
lowing new pOstOiliccs have been estab-
lishod IN Texas. Lamb. Nimbe county;
Donald, johnson county, Lefoss, Gray
county; MullNrd, Montague county; OF
tine. Gonzales county; DOlph, Grimes
county; Fall,ncr Arkansas county; Finch,
Lamar county; l'ruitlnnd, Montague
county; Gruudyyile, lampusns county;
Key, Gr0yson county; LOzicr. PccOs
county; Hnyser Randall county; Oval,
Nacogd0ches county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Cameron-A project Is on foot to or
g0nizo Il county fair for next fall
Valley Mins-The schools Of this city
have organized u literary society.
Waxahachlc-Ligh showers during the
past week have delayed cotton picking.
Rising Stnr-A petition " being cir
culated to have this place surveyed and
plated of.
Fredcricksburg-Th farmers Of this
section are In good financial circumstnn-
ces, as shown by their early payment Of
taxes
Clarksvillc-W. S. Matney. farmer,
reading near here, killed n rattle snake
on Monday, measuring live feet eleven
inches from tail 10 head and ten inches
around the body.
Larodo-Seyoral cars Of cotton are Is.
ing here awaiting transportation to Mex
leo. About 500 cars Of corn are also
lying here en- route TO the same desti-
nation. a protrautcd meeting Is In pro.
gross at the Baptist church here.
III Paso-Max Weber stated to n re.
porter that in an interview with Jaw
Gould while In New York city, that GER.
ilemnn informed him that he would visit
I'll PHsO again this winter az he was 40
| much benefited 10y his stay here n vcnr
ago. George Could will also spend some
time IN our city before spring.
Dcnlson--M, Jake W. Hanford. oe
near Woodyillc, j, r., was here to-day
marketing quantity OF cotton, Ie in
forms me 6gaettc that during the past
| Two weeks quite number of cattle have
| died suddenly with very mysterious
disease. Mr.. Ilanford has lost twenty
head and ncighbOr adjoining, thirtecn
head.--Ihc teachers IN the public scboola
have not received their salaries In three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

Tho course OF the Fort Worth Gazette "a
not one To win the admiration and upprobA-
lion OF manly mon. During tho late un.
ploaaantuoss, whom Governor ll0gg was IA
no0d OF friends The Gazette, edited By tho
same man who edits u now, was strongly
opposed TO him, II gave as q reason that
the interests OF Tcyai demanded change,
aud loudly nnsCrlod that, as between Horr
and Texas II was for Texas. Now that
the election is over and liogR "a reelected
WIN seeming endorsement OF tho worry
courbo which was so strongly reprohatcd
by Tho Gazette, that paper transfers M nj.
logianeo back 10 hun, aud snaps and suarls
increasingly az those who oppose him now
on tho Same grounds upon which they and
Globe
IL is ono of the misiortunes Of The
Globo that rs Imagination Is noarly al
ways stronger than It's facts. This is
especially truo when it essays tho dis
section OF individuals, which, we be-
Hove, 10 its peculiar mission. The
editorial management Of THE GAZETTE
made a plain statement OF its opinions
upon assuming the responsibility, for
tho course Of this paper for the
double reason that It was unwilling
that any part Of Its own burden should
rest upon another or TO bear any part
OF another's burden Of such response
bility.
II II pleasos Tho Globe to know IT,
the imam who nowedits tho GAZETTE.
was not in favor OF the denomination OF
Governor Hogg. Ho did All he could
to prevent tho governors denomination,
NOS as an advocate Of Judge Clark, but
In favor OF q man beloved to DO more
conservative than eithor OF tho can.
didatos. IL is unlikely that no will
offer amy apologies for opposing tho
governors denomination, or for voting
for him after he became the candidate
OF tho Democratic party. This may
seom anomalous to The Day, but "tho
man who edits THE GAZETTE was
brought up to believe In tho right OF
the majority to control, and that manli.
ness and political honor do not consist
In swapping and snarling after defeat,
NV ~ courageous aipl chcorIul accept
anco OF IT,
II Is hardly necessary to add that the
reasons why TIiE GAzRrrE's editor
favored a now man for governor were
utterly foreign to those peculiar to tho
personAlism OF The Globe, Thoy bore
no relationship TO tho crude, savage
and utterly inaccurate pictures Of tho
governors character il delighted to
exhibit What this management,
thought Of such methods OF attack upon
uovernor Hogg may be read In double
loaded a,ypo in TIM GAZETTE Of last
January, whom It warned the calamity
ho~lorsei the evil they were doing
rsxas,
Ass' Gehe. itIssruethAt manly men,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

They understand tho need for the pro-
ioclion Of our present manufactures
and Tor the encouragement Of the up
building Of now enterprises OF this sort
Now that the issue has been raised
whcthera manufacturing business can
be carried on In Fort Worth without
tho consent Of st. Louis millionaire,
there viii be, We dare say, but one
opinion IN Fort Worth and that Is that
the Judgment and faith of the founders
Of the brewery in establishing such a
business here must and shall DO viudi-
Gated.
Tho would-be destroyer Of Texas In
dustries must DO robulsod. The way is
easy and Inexpensive. Ia fact, II viii
cost the people OF Texas nothing more
than their active sympathy to assert in
n convincing manner tho feasibility Of
Texas manufacturing, Let them in
sist on receiving the Texas product,
which costs them not one cont more,
and which Is admittedly superior 70
tho foreign article. The customer can,
II no will, control tho dealer. Let the
customer speak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

Alyarado--J. W. stark. correspondent
Aranlil0 y. q, nlghAmlth. correspond
xibaay-A u Lyons, correspondent; Ly
ezuiieas, b iIadfotd. agent and c9r
Chestnut street. drsi noor. whore IN Of
ders Tor sabseripiiou and advertising
Xasga@J. !. siclienna.
Balnhgor-J. \. pcater, agent and cor
IesPond.pt. Onicc at Pcare6's drug etos'
,,iirosnwoSi@n II. Moore correspondent,
Nlsr = Mayors ngcntsi ONCE 10 M
Iald ~ j. Uook. correspondent, ".
q. whitley agent
BSli9}pp.Dr y Turner, correspondent:
S,a,'i osierhout, agent ohirr IN po''oihee
QiarEayile-w. 9. Thompson, correspond.
,.Clcburnc Loula HAmmons agent; H. CT
Colorado 81 d Townsend. eouospon-
Dallas Hugh FITZGERALD. correspondent
once, 20 hn!r gifeet WHERE orders inr
eau be found 0n sale at aii nrws stands IN
the city. T. Gunner, gcuurai uowa agent
=. Deghfur-J. q, 0Oac, correspondent w.
hi Isao-j !" Mcislo, correspondents c.
Eddy \, Nc. a. Howe q o., agents,
Uhncwlly A. WnaHun. IT,, cofTrap1nl-
emit = {. liicsson. aguut Once 0alneavilla
drecn9inS-v w. Grubbs. eorrcspondent,
Frank schnouuYcr, agent
,ualygsinn.c. w Hayes, correspondent,
Il1ureiia" w. j. II. nuttorworth cor.
retpengcnt 4, A. Mlnipn. ngent
i,ahllign-M. =. trunk, correspondent
lIlilili6io-r y. ooodlpE. correspondent.
ngii9'ilinus g~t9glcc, s9aili coyinrton street.,
Al9lti M9o,i3 agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
NY on RECKONING.

As LONG as the Individual can pay his
bills. rs long as his check is honored at
the bank he Is not apt to do much lying
awake at night or floor walking. occa-
sionally maa is philosopio and lots
the creditor do tho anxious act, but
this does not affect the rule, that when
a man finds his cash and his credit ex'
hausted, ne casts about to iind a way
out OF his difficulties.
Some such state OF national finance
threatens 70 confront the incoming ad-
ministra,ion. and as in the case OF the
individual, the only feasible plan will
be a cutting down Of expense. Micau-
ber's summing up, in which he found
a deficit on the credit side brought dis
comfort. Is as true in fact as in fiction.
Now, unless there is gross misrepresen-
tatlon. the United states has deficit
Of s1OO, 100, and what the govern
ment Is going to do about 1t, Is "a perth
nent question.
BY common consent the public mind
turns To a consideration Of the pension
list. This list comprises, It is said,
nearly million pensioners, with an
army waiting outsidoof moro than half
that number Tho immensely OF this
fraud has no parallel, aud never was
the easy good temper OF the American
people more fully exempliiied than in
their patience under this intolerable
and unrlghteous burden.
There Is not q community whore pen
sioners are to be found that could not
show dishonesty, and the marvel Is that
while in many instances the frauds have
been brought TO the knowledge Of high
officials, tho population still goes on.
There is, however, limit to human
endurance, and to patience underwrong,
and an attempt to force the expected
appropriation Of $500, 100000 will DO II
signal for an uprising. The pension
appropriation may not reach these fig
ures, but careful estimates put IL At
1924, 100000 by 1894. This statement
looks rs II Uncle Sam win havo some
head-scratchiug and Aoorwalking II
there Is no revision Of the list fol-
lowed by a cutting of Of parasites,
who are slowly and silently sucking the
life blood Of the nation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

every way aatiafectory Re,,r..
the test are expected within abop,i rom oin
sherman Dobaon, wanted for ,,.,
IN Wayne county, Ky. has Iern 's KY.
tured at Somerset, that state. mp
Three negroes were sentenced d, a,
teen years In the peuilcntlarv M ri ~,
queminc, lA., for killing Turk ~
Guss Aiosa shot and Killed Joh, ~.
mings at Fair Onks, Ark, Tho tro ,'ll,l-
was the outirowth OF drunken owayr
Near Pensacola, Fla, Charley r.o,ln,,
aged II, was penpered with n,nt Ivy,
negro because he thought penriey H.. a
q sugar cane tlicE "ni'
w. S. Rnnchar, a sailor Nh, h.a
serted from the British bark. rJn,,,,9
ten, was nrrestcd az Mobile, Ala, wv
lgruay. IS n; deyerter upon the anpiiea.
non OF tue brush conaul. This k fhe
lirHt known case under the treaty \,
that city. III
The shooting Of Henry Roberts Il,
Jerry Constantine, at sparta. Ky oy
not 10 serious az at first rri,ort.d pnl,
crts was only shot IN the leg. and M,
not fatally injured. Mr. Constnnt,".,
seems TO have been done d seiioua 5r1
justice by the published reports.
The wife Of Frank Adams, who wo.
foully murdered at Earle. All ~
Thanksgiving day. has Confessed io NJ,
crime, duplicating two men. Mrs. Adn,ns
slept IN Il room adjoining her husband /,
and while lac lay sleeping she Shot bIn'
through the hcnd, killing him Instantly
A peculiar double tragedy occurred n,
Sommcrville, Ga, Monday evening 4
young man named Wooten, the an -
prominent citizen, became Involved IN
u quarrel with. n negro and struck lin
over tho head with shotgun. me
weapon was discharged, the lond strip.
Ing Wooten In the breast, killing him in.
stnntly. The skull OF the negro wa
fractured md he will die.
Governor Buchanan. Of Tennessee. yes.
terday pnrdoned james Turner. who MA
convicted In Davidson county In ism
of the murder Of Robert Holden, whom
he killed In Justice Browns Office while
trivial suit between the two was bend.
Ing. The petition for pardon was signed
by The Jury, prosecution and number
of citizens. 1t was not however,. signed
by the judge. Turner was sentenced IA
iiftten years and had served two,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

The cracker factory referred To In tho
the editorial In yesterdays GAzETrEas
having talled victim to tho attacks OF
the monopolietic concerns Of the East
should not DO COMPOUNDED with tho Fort
Worth Candy and Cracker company,
which lisa very live concern that Is
doing u largo and growing busl-
ucss In defiance Of the trust. one ceas-
cd TO do business many years ago; tho
other Ga an institution OF three wears
growth which Is rs thrifty and promis.
ing az amy ihron-ycar-old industry. It.,
lilo tho brewery, has grown into il-ia.
yor with tho outside manufacturer be-
causc OF the extension OF It's business un-
der live management, and "a to-day
lighting, with Increasing success, tho
out-throat policy OF tho ctacLcr trust.
In thc face Of ls powerful opposition the
Fort Worth institution is sending lts
product as iar as Arkansas aud Louisi.
ana,
Whom homo industries arc thus AZ.
tackled BY great monopoioe, grown ar.
fogant by long fatteniug on the oxolu-
siyo patronage o. the public, there Is
but ono course for an Intelligent and
discerning community to pursue; that
Is TO stand shoulder to shoulder with
tho assaulted industry and force the
blow back on the would-bo wrecl,crs.
q Let us show tho millionaire brewers
and tho cracker trusts that we can and
will maintain industries hero, whether
or not 1t suits their pleasure, and that
so far arr We from counlying at tho UNI
doing OF our own Institutions that since
the fight Is fairly on wo will cat and
drink, exclusively, the homo product.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
cANAnIANs IN rHn srArn.

-, VWNNRO NeWH7NprOf0.I
Toronto, Ont, Nov. 21-rhere i
trouble In the Young Mons Conservative
club President Armstrong recently
nude some remarks derogttoIy TO thu
Conservative government as to Ito policy,
which allowed Wholesale Immigration Of
Canadians to the United States. aud said
public by job lots. This led TO the
charges thUthew asnotloyalt
ehnrges That he was not loyal 10 the
Conservative party, and at meeting
t9-uay the club was asked 10 pass . res.
clinton, expressing It's dislpprovAl Of
ARMSTRONG; views. In the discussion
that followed 1t was assorted TINT there
were. now more native-born Canadians IN
inc United States than 10 Canada, nnd
more IL Chicago thnn IN Toronto, The
resolution was defeated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
INDUSTRIAL RECORD or SAN ASTo.
Nm


In tho statistics OF manufacturers
prepared from the census OF 1890, there
is interesting data relating to the in
dustr'ies Of San Antonio,
While bulletin 81 is not complete
report in detail, It's general accuracy
is guaranteed. The report presents
some curious features While there is
a decrease In tho number Of industries
and establishments reporting In 1880
and 1880, the amount Of capital invest
cd Of wages paid and the cost Of ma
torial arc nearly double, giving employ
mont to almost three tunes as many
hands, superintendent Porter attri-
butes this increase partly to the fact
that within the last decade tho differ
ont branches Of industry have improved
the grades Of thoir products and there
fore a demand for skilled and higher
paid employees,
Tho different manufactures Of the
town represent capital OF sl64s, 1902,
and give employment to 0O7 hands,
whose wages amount TO 1915, l2j. These
establishments embrace ioundrlos and
machine shops, lumber and planning
mills newspaper book, and job printing
houses, also firms engaged in saddlery
and harness making, and the aggregate
value of tho goods manufactured is
s9Il.17a.
Theproducts Of the printing industry
in It's various branches outrank amy
others amounting to s3l7 $50 a year.
Second to these values are tho products
OF the ioundries and machine shops,
which sum up at s2As,O55. As ia the
rule in these reports, only such in
dustrlos as have three or more estab-
hshments are included. Neither IL
there any mention made or estimate
given OF the brewing industry that is a
source Of large yearly revenue, and
which has number of establish.
ments,
Under tho head OF Municipal Data
It Is stated that San Antonio has q
population Of 1858, a property valu
alton OF $27 600, $50 and a municipal in,
debtedness Of sS5a,bOO Tho increase
Of assessed valuation Is a gratifying
feature. In the census OF 1880 1t wa,
put at IS, 206, 80, difference Of noarl,
$4,000, 900 in ton years.
Judging from the report, while III,
increase in wealth, industries aud popu
lation has not been phenomenal, Il ha,
been steady advance along tho line,
OF progress, and is sufficient to war
rant faith In tho future growth anf
prosperity OF city renowned for Il,
salubrious climate, It's picturesque sur
roandings and Its romantic history.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30

THE GAZETTE, through the courtesy
Of Mr.. Fred b, Robinson, secretary Of
tho Toxas Press association, is In no.
ccipt OF a copy OF the minutes OF the
late meeting at San Antonio, April,
1902, In addition n tho usual record
oiproccedings, there Is an appendix
In which may be found papers ON differ.
Ont topics of interest to newspaper men,
prepared and read by members OF tho
association. Tho pamphlet also CON
tains two blanks rapplicants for mem
brrship. A copy of the minutes viii be
sent at tho request OF any OF tho fra
ternity by Fred B. Robinson, Hunts-
vile, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
FosTERs LooAL roREcAsrs

Tho storm waves will reach this mo.
Fidian and tho oth0r changos noted
will occur at and within 100 miles III
Fort Worth'within twonty-i b., hours
before or after sunset OF Tho dates
given below;
Nov 9S-- Wind changing
2O--Cool and changing;
" 2l.-Fair and cool.
2s--M odcratlng.
90 Warmer
aO-Siorn wave on this meridian,
Dee l--Wind changing.
2-'Cooler and clearing.
3.-Moderating.