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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04
I'm Hnmaean cirf

En- Humaeao creuls 81 rumor de que aerG
nonbrado para alcalds de 10 villa el sedor don
sabas Roeafcrt que se ignora 81 ha sido propues.
tn an tarna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

Aver se inscribieron en- el Registre Civil de
asts Capital las defunciones de Luciano del Vale
Allende de raquitismo y Rafael Maehicote, de
mar raamo senil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

La carns de cerdo que 80 vepia vendiendo 4
As centavos kilo, vendiose aver 40 en- el msrca
DO de esta Capital. ~
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~ Nuectro estlmado amigo el doctor Lasaletta
tive la dssgracis de sRfrir aver una eaida en- 10
ealle de San Sebastian, causAndose 10 fraetura de
an aDtehraxo Lamentamos de coraz6n este 50.
cea0f
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

SMsg2.eg'6Ss Frances TX8GOT
AL LADO DEL COLMADO DE LUNA
Casinaires ingleses franeeses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

El Jarabe balsamlco 81 Guayaool del doctor
Rodriguez Castro es el medicamsnto que mae
aceptaci6n he tenido en- la leila. Tomando este
Jarabs NO hay miedO 10 tssts, nj SrOnq@ssss, nj
as0an nj cut0TrOo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

Ssgun notlcias hdedignas que tenenes, pare.
CO que se va desorgontsando sl dlstrito de Vega.
baja para Ia elecci6n do Ruestro QUERIDO d.
rector. Con el fin de eontrarrestar Ii tsros pro.
paganda y el esplritu ':s partsdo de los que des.
oienden Ia vulgaridsd de buscsr el estsrO Sc ha
tornado 81 acertado aeuerdo de que 81 viernes 3
del actual, vaya una cemisi6n compuesta de aris
tocraticas dauas distinguidos caballsros dc
esta Ciudad y Bsyam6n, & las cercanias del puen.
te de los Reyes Cat6cos, entire las dos Toaa, don.
de SO levanta Ia precosa quinta de un Evangslssta
sitio pintoresco en- el que les agusrdan nutrido
contngente de elscsores aAlisdos los partidos de
Oo'dts1es 9c~dtscos c~edrdpsdos, CON abstraction
completa de Nqwidos del Plata, pues los habra de
oro, 1per1as g topocsos. El triunfo lserG SECURE,
puss el don Amto~so, aquel de Ia Mao, llevarG IL
batuta, y va sabemes que la orquesta que 81 diri
20 alma en- toda la linea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

Henos dido declr que tres dlstritos elector
les le han eftecido sus sufragios para diputad
provincial 81 senior don Fsrmin Martinez Villami
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GANGA

de la mtad de valor vende La hacienda
asualidad" On la Jurisdiction de Aguada. Posee
entes ncados de caas duces esacosos essbe
cnentos de mampostera potente molino m&Qui
Vapor, evaporadoras, alambque accessories,
dos randes ranchos de nenos de casa
de- VVienda de dos ps0s ETC. etc., TODD buen esta
doLos terrenos pueden rearse por los rios Guayabo"
"Grsnde" que atraviezan La fnca-n ferro-csTn DE-
crcunvaaci6n pasa so metros dstancia de h de VI
yenda menos de minutos nega Ia estaci6n de
aa.uada.-Para pormenores dir1grse Schnsbe y c.
tffhre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

PapaI,Vite1a -
de 10 sfamada Aabrica de Hije de j. Jover Sc.
rra, Barcelona-Blancoy y rayado de L., "a, 3.'
y T." venden precioa En6dieos.s : %s'<a..@
12-I A. RAUSCHENPLAT, Tetu&n l8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

contrato y advierte que NO debe olvidatse sqne 4
mayor mas importante parte de los trabajos ha
do verifcarse On IngIAserra. El ctado senor y
otros que Sc hsllan inteKssados en- este negocio,
y que SON. al mismo tempe de los prineipaies 90.
sionistas de IL Empresa del Gas, estaban alg6n
tanto desanimados debido los procedimientos
enpleadoB por IL Corporation municipal dnss
del aHo 6ltine con disha empresa, imponi6ndole
multas srscidas que ellos eonsidsraron muy in
justas, derivAnd0se de aqaf Ia dilaeiSn en- las
negociaeioaes de To- compahis del Acuedueto."
Aver DO sacrifoar0A en- el Natadero de esta
CAPITAL para bsnsfclarss hey, l3 resss vacunss
con 3.5673 ktlOs;s 'atropa consumi6 2A7 kilos,
quedando para el abasto pdblico 2.S204 kilos; de
eerda cuatro cen I32 kioss 81 prseio ha sido de
IS y A5 centavos ko rsspectivamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04
Academia de MatGlldticaS

Preparaci6n para neresO en- las cives mill
tares. Digda por Ell Captain de Aeria ex-proesor de
Ia ereparaora Mitar de este Disto don Angel Ariste
gu Resutados obtenidos los ex&menes en- la
general Mtar de esta Ila Los dos plepa
radios en- esta Accidents. 1892 i'd procedentes de
Para deales honorarios dgss al Director 5-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04
Para las Porro ouins

ds ingreso ysnden tipografa de La ORRns1oM
DENcIA: N6mnas de aueldos de gsstos dc fAbrica
81 cada case Be remitsn por enyiAndo $s
pOr el inporte y franqueo. se-#-s :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-04

comercIos :s Hassps psadss:..
de embarque para esta Isla, deben d1rigirse al
se1or don Steinman Haght de Amberes, para
conseguir hueco en- el r&pido vapor CAxo RoMA-
NO cuyo barco est& aaunciado para salir de squsl
puerto el 80 de Septiembre pr6ximo, seg6n ca.
blegrama reclbido por su Oonsignatario en- esta
plaza---Josk I. SSlvG. lO-7
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Sc d. sea comprar una, con caldera nueva 8 de DOC
$780, 10 IL cabaOs de fuerza Solicita oferss don
;onio MARQUEE. PiedraS. g.
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s. vas!1 in AlAM4I0VE

dlstlntas arcas de las mas acredltsdas por su bue
nss calidades ofrecemos por garrafones de litrol
4 reales uno. Marina, frents al Salvamsnto
dc Naufragos. GonSdIeay ca Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
WALL STREET AMAZED BY
A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.

The New York Recorder. now Re-
publican morning paper. which, within
two years. has achieved phenomenal
success, has surprised the barons Of Wall
street accustomed to control the utter
anccs Of every daily In New York City
by coming out squarely for the free
coinage Of silver. We quote from Il:
"fhe Recorder believes that the time
has come when the will Of the people
must be enforced alike upon congress aud
the president and the mints Of the United
states BE- thrown open 70 the free coin
age Of silver.
The financial and business situation
Is admittedly bad. There Is no need 10
exaggorate Il. Il might be worse II
will become woire, much worse, unless
congress aud President Cleveland can get
together and relieve the existing CONNER
Gal congestion by prompt and ndequate
legislation.
The president admits in his recent
message that the repeal VI the silver
purchase law of 1900 win not fully meet
The cxiWncies Of or situation. II j.
contested on all hands mat 10 simply
rtpe,l The sherman act rnd Stop lhrrf
VIII NOT lelve our currently upon a salts
lnciofy lasis or provide for a haio aud
81 lh.eienl circulating msiluin,
or" MNNNNNNr "a NAfA'H 49, w. 80"
b. done upon a purely gold basis. Their
i i9p much business 20 b. done and toi
little elld 10 NO IL with 20 Justify The "a
| pertinent Of currency based wholly ~
one meta, aud that the agpIeer and dear
er Of The two. Thu total dlsfrpnchsemen
~ silver AZ a uinuey metal. which seem
| 70 b. The aim OF the gold extremists q
| Washington, mcaus violent and rliuuu
| contraction 81 values. Tho mere ilrfn
| of IL has already rivcn The hisi ahnr
/ twist 10 the screws of contraction,
| To persist Ia the total elimination o
/ silver from our rurrencv D. niadnes,
The lead VI the sold inonog9llsis has beel
| followed far enough, n y lpe :
| rall q halt md demand that silver shnl
he pa, back - tbe place 4 held Tor Cigar
| years from The formation % The govern
nicnt down 70 1873 aud r'adc again on
Of The two main pillars n me America
| system of enrreury end caiuht.
10 postpone the definite ftH1luAimcn
~ uaf currency laws. leaving silver Do
niouotized aud IT. nse a. siHndar
money metal wholly prohibited, wgui
nrr,ipilate q ilnnnclaJ cninstrrtiis ,off
! pared with which AL past panic. wonl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
TEXAS sIFTINGs.

tsr,e pynb.r a, ,r,ir,e dogs We're
.1r,vyn,3 hv m. r.c..a, ,a,us ia Midland
,.,,,,,y
Nearly thrae and tbree.f,urtbs inches Of
rain tsli 1, rbuIr..s Monday and Tuesday
az last week
.., u.,r Ia.
NV, 30, ac,l,,,, y, 49, IN ,bs connie,i,n
~ ,,,. hril1,ny
i"fy seven aaul'.ona 70 lhe enu'eu was
tor rs'ul' "t p'o'''e'eu meeting recently
el'-'d nl H''kpoFL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
FEARs AssAssINAr1oN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-1t is now stated
that the young brother OF Miss Pollard
has sworn to avenge her alleged WRONGS,
and 1t Is also nyerred that detectives In
the employ Of Congressman breckenridge.
on two occasions within the last week.
have intercepted her at the capital and
dlsarmed her as she was trying to find her
alleged seducer The attorneys for Miss
Pollard claim they have In their
possession letters OF very compromising
nature from the congressman. They also
propose TO place ON the stand several so
clety ladies', who say that Mr. Brecken.
ridge told them that he was engaged to
marry Miss Pollard. There is rumur of
compromise, but Il cannot be traced TO
any reliable source.
Mr.. breckenridge has not given out any
statement up TO date, hut Is preparing one
with his legal advisers, IL Is said that
his friends have raised quite n sum of
money aud are endeayoring to compromise
the suit at the request OF Mr.. Brecken-
ridge. His colleagues have suspended
opinion for the present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
THE TEXAS STATE FAIR.
EXHIBITORS DEPARTMENT,

This department will be designed this
year strictly as an advertisement for
Texas, but great taste aud ar, viii be
employed 10 the presentation and ar
raugenent Of the exhibits, which will
be placed according to the original plan
adopted By the County Exhibitors asso-
citation for the display at Chicago. This
plan was proposed by Mr.. +. J.. R0ass-
Ter. official designer Of the County EX-
hibit0rs' association, who viii have per
sOnal charge Of this department and
will superintend the placing Of the ex-
hib.ts in position. This department VIII
present d much more complete and va
NED appearance than ever before, as 1t
will consist " the county exhibits that
were collected and preserved for the
Worlds fair, constituting an aggregate
bulk Of twenty carloads, augmented by
all the former exhibits that have been
displayed at the fair. IL will present
In the most attractive manner possible
the agricultural aud horticultural capn-
bihiies, mineral resources, livestock de
yelupment and productive Industries OF
the state, and II viii be display to as
touish the world. All perishable articles
will be exhibited, as Is usually done, In
glass Jars, and many Of the uOu-perish-
able IN parcels This department will
show forth the CORY Of Texas as will
no other, as the articles herein displayed
viii represent the real foundation Of
the prosperity and wealth, present and
future. Of the state. On this account
il i, Of the first Importance that 1t be
as complete and attractive rs possible.
WIKI this eud IN view, the State Fair
association VIII pay transportation
charges ON all exhibits pntended for this
department. defray the expense of plac-
ing In position and maintaining them
during the fair aud finally OF relOading
them on the cars and returning them to
the owners at the end Of the fair. In
fact, all the counties have to DO is to
collect and place their exhibits In the
ears. The fair association will do the
rest. Any and all counties so desiring
may send representatives, along with
their exhibits for advertising aud other
purposes In fact. the state Fair asso-
citation would prefer that special repre-
scntatvcs should accompany each and
every county exhibit, as they could give
more detailed and accurate information
touching their special exhibits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
THE CRAFT.

The Hot Mast Il the name Of a new
paper ppellshed az Mineral Wells
The Cleburne TFiweesly Enterprise has
been changed TO seyeu.eolnmn folio.
The fIondo Herald Is now an-home print
and viii soon be otherwise improved.
on account OF the strlnseucy or the
times, The MeFksl Mall has been forced TO
reduce It's size to six columns.
The hfat Issue OF the Decatur Weekly
Post appeared Aug. II. Me.srs. McEachin
Mv1aushey are the publishers.
The sherman Resiste- sill soon appear
Ia new dress, which : an evidence q
prosperity The Gazette : Flad 70 note.
Me- .. NJ Kennedy has soA tho Meri,
hanner'nenoerAt 20 W. W. Brldges. Nho
promises 81 an early day to Improve AMI
enlarEc NE paper.
The Fisher County Can apo,osir.s foi
the diminishcd slze and the appcarauc,
Of Its last Issue. which Il says IA due 10 de,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

.rr- 20 have hcrn mere bueaboos. Alb
t-,irf. soid 1nonpnletailism spells ruin,
nnfrrrsal AID unsparing ruin, ior the
people 81 tbs county
lsISe siagle gold standard has never
b4e.s sarefioaed or desired By the peo-
PIE ~ fhis country. Their VIII has been
over AL over again e1pressei 10 The COZ
irary at every election and IN esrery COL
gress f1r sixteen years past liieir de-
terruinaii5u that silver shall not lie out
laued At the minis. has been clearly
ard forciblg shown BY overwhelming
rnaio-ifies n both branches Of congress
II never was stronger than II was to-
dsy. .A.u..
the usurers and The STOCK gamblers, IN
spired b. The English Influences that M
date from Lombard siref. aud which
represent the Organized raparity Of the
world. has not shaken the faith OF the
American masses one ioia ~ me henes-
IL, the justice the fairness. and, above
al. the vital necessity Of maintaining
silver side by side with gold IN their
national aioney system.
The mUney power has spoken iOI
gold mOuoEetalhsm, and Mr.. CleVelano
seems 10 b. its executive echo.
'-General Grant once said. speaking
from the same chalT now occupied ny
Mr.. Cleveland: i have no policy 70 en-
force against the will Of the people. Inc
Recorder recommends Mr. Cleveland 10
adopt the same attitude On the money
question.
The people must raise their voice
now and demand their own salvation.
II silver is not restored quickly 10 free
coiunEe. the most optomistic man cannot
look forward six months without fear.
Millions VI unemployed, wageless men,
with their wives and children crying
for bread that cannot be earn for them,
will be hard TO reason with.
Repeal the act OF 1880, readmit sil-
yer 10 free coinage at a new aud reason.
able ratio. and do II quickly. That, and
nothing less than that, will put the bus
iness Of the country firmly On its feet
again. give new heart to capital, new
hope 10 labor and restore good times
throughout the land
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

H.. T. ....,.... .....,... . -. Il So,
= .' go'1'no" Niuy"I esl'a,h e4ass
49, 80 ''''i' ~ 80 " w u''u l,.
"a" pua'ie' 'i','VA' Nlp 70 inA's'
49, 80, 1, ~
lhr sQ'NAHrd uurihFas word snail be
accented "A the baais of dlaeusaion IL
was TINS pclcmpiofy method OF argument
with which Tho advoeates hf a nrnf,aettva
- ,,ls,..,
tafii successfully resisted ior years any
real discussion Of fhe tarif ixsue. I,hey
,-f,t,.. $500
plll'Y pioeihliped themselves " be stu
dents OF the markets." and their Oppo-
,,..,,,. T.. A.. -. t..i..l -. !,
HVut7 ~ ny hVuf-ulhlncu ppphNoHls'
For time this sort Of argumcnt was
,,ta..t1 49,, a.. 80 A.. .t.-.,., a..
Wv ~ "lu w lu' P'VP'e N'eu
for rcasons tho hsvinninv ~ Ar. .nJ
had Neon re,chea
W. ara mn,.,1 - ~. ..a..,t.,. -.
,hs as,,,,,n,sa,, ,,',',a, - i."Ns.'sA' ~
s,oo,, Il, III" 49, s9,'u, nv Vn'V' nv
snld hsJ. '-s ,, 'pV H,S wa
.h,stnossn y" u'v u','''iNe use'Nsv
NJ iS,.a ~ E n, ,rn., ~ IN support OF
mae az A ,' ~. NN,' s'a1s ous,u'Ss
hr,,,,ht far,sS a - ~ NJ" ~ i'"ns wv, y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN
TERRITORY NEWS.

A Held Of corn belonging to Mr. Forest
Of Bald Knob, l. n. has been almost to.
tally destroyed by squirrels
Jas II. Lyons. restaurant keeper OF
Oklahoma. has been arrested for assault.
lug his wife with intent TO kill.
city CLERK Nllken OF Guthrie. o. T.. re.
comfy arrested on charge OF cmbezsle-
meni, has given bond for the $500
Colonel Howe OF Oklahoma has nifty acres
Of cotton which will average bale to the
acre. lie has on exhibition one stalk which
coutaiOs 800 hollis,
Mr., bates, farmer near Guthrie, be-
coming uneasy Regarding The safety OF
$50 which he had deposited IN one Of
the Guthrie banks. drew Il out. Conclud.
Ing to redeposit It. he put tho money In his
pocket and started to town for that pur,
pose, but on arrival the money was miss,
lug, He Is siln searching Tor Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

There are still on earth some poilu-
cal simpietons who believe, or pro-
Tess TO believe, that because at last
fear's convention some pestiferOus
Idiot or misunderstanding tool of fac
ton succeeded In writing n lot OF
dangerous nonsense into its platform
INC Democratic party must, there
fore. stick TO its pledges" though IL
beat its brains out In the effort.
The right way TO treat an un-
sound platform Is 20 kick out tho oh.
lectionable plnnks-New York Times,
aug. 49, on silver plank, Chicago
platform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

CHICAGO, H., Aug. US .
the West desiring TO ueM u .
Army encampment at lncA.Tt'
buy regular tickets at the " ~ 4 !
fair excursion rate TO chiIs-. "a
pay S3.65 for a round-trip ~ 4
TO Indianapolis. All yiats" "a
campment must so via p 4, n
Chicago round-trip rate " No
city to indianapolis from ~ y. "A
being S14.50, aud via Vn ll.,..I,, 4
This was decided on at q WA IVA 81
Western Passenger assoel.s-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
BRECKENRIDGE SENSATION.
A GRAY-BEARDED ADMIRER IN
sPIRED THE DAMAGE SUIT
From Motives of Rcvenge--A Brother
of Miss Pollard on the War Path.
opinion Suspended.

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 17.-Miss Made
line V. Pollard. who figures IN the Breeken-
ridge-Polard suit In Washington. attended
the wesleyan Female college Of this city In
1855 She was one Of It's most brilliant
pupils. She was frequently visited By an
old. gray.bearded man. who gave his name
as Rhodes. He paid all her expenses and
she declared that he was her guardian.
She also had several other elderly adj
mlrers. but always insisted that Rhodes
was to marry her when she graduated.
Sue gave a schOolniate a sealed envelope
under pledge not to open 1t until one year
afterwards. This WIS found 10 be 4
sketch OF her life and loves. She nrst told
about awakening the Jealousy Of her aunt
by captivating an iiinerant phrenologlst.
She met the old man Rhodes who propos-
ed to educate and then marry her. She
accepted, but with the intention Of return
ing him the money when her accomplish
ments would enable her to easn II. Then
she proposed to dismiss him with the as
surance that she was not as big fool
as he was. This man Rhodes was not
Congressman breckenridge.
When Hiss Pollard tirst came 10 Gin
cinnau she entered the Notre Dame con-
vent school In Heading, a suburb. There,
Miss Pollard says In her sketch, the sis
tiers Opened her letters and found that
Rhodes was not her guardian. aud this
caused her TO run away one night.
prominent witness who Will be called
on behalf Of Miss Pollard Il Mrs. Black
burn, the widow OF Governor blackburn,
aud now residing in Virginia. It IS claim
ed that Breckinrldge took Miss Pollard TO
Mrs Blackburn's house some time ago
and left her, saying TO Mrs. Blackburn,
II want you 10 take care Of this young
lady for couple VI weeks. l Intend TO
marry her.
Just before the congressman's recent
marriage 10 Mrs. Wing. 1t Is said. he sent
messenger FROM New York to Washington
| to make Oyeriures to Miss Pollard for u
| settlempnt. Miss Pollard Indignantly de-
clInel 70 listen 10 any prop1sltlOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

isy 10 rsceiriar =. nv Press no- en
route.
II. siepssnrins r=Iais taieisa oPes
IT. tweag-sselai yrar va Is 'lT
AK. IL
The on,A. ssnda-s EansunetS In IL
Issue 81 A. . an y WI BE- paeAshei
hestafter 10 ,he ls,sysu q TIE reeDis's
party. ana that ~ iznue-ee I''iiiieaily
vii be u,ea 10 f5rrsra tie eaass q that
pGrty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

The storm waves will rrach this meridian
tni the other change. will gclr al and
within iOD miles q Port Worth. within
tHeniy.f1rr hours before or after sunset
Of the dates given below.
Aux is--Siorua wave on this meridian.
Aug 1a-MlDd changing.
Aux .l-fair and ripl.
AlE. Collaborating.
AIr. .ei-ffurIu wave on this meridian.
AaK. st-WiHd changing.
Agg. .i-sieliHr snd riraflnk.
Az. zgiair AID cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

memphis AppeiiAvalasehs; he invite
eioqoencs Of senator Roger Q. Aiis Is
enrsptsfinr. bnt people voaA IKE 70 Aear
from HIN On the silver gnesiiou- ne has
been on both sides and ia the middle n
The past. Where be Is now Is g1o'aeH1i IL
cal
Don't worry: Senator Mile is standing
side By side with the other silver luna
ties7 from Texas. and be viii plump
one vote agninst the effort to regulate
the Chicago platform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

strong whether tbey are Owned BY M
SER conricts. eut-ihrozts. Polysatnisis,
pretty erl orphans or crcss-eyed Oh
maids. We are reminded. however. BY
The statesnsan's pathetic npPeal Of he
crossroads fahr who took Up oelloei-
Ion for ..the fAihsrless oPsan'-and his
suhsequeat eIplaaatlgn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

THIS paper is kept on pie and adTefiiis.
n American Newspaper Publishers $50
hnilon. Temple court, New YORK Or n a,,s
Ia Eastern business othce. - lHDuH'
wsstefn buslBess once. 600. "The Rock
ny" Chicago. Ills.
r, O. Beckwith. sole agent foreign aaVer-
Wofld's fair correspondent. c. s. Harry.
STATE AGENTS Bramiitt & Handeii'
Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

England viii rsIshi Der bonhres since
her loyal Groyef steTs ler Delests ior
a single gold sttasard, Il : IN direct
contrast with ihs platform On witch se
document ever ~ ir0n = nations chief
magistrate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18

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Lareio NOVEL

The platform probably expressed the
wisest view on the situation at the time
81 ~ adoption but, rs the Hon. Roger
never has yet been a national Demo
cratic or Republican platform adopted
IN this country that did NOT contain one
or more planks, inserted by some dema-
gogne. that the thoughtful men Of the
country lid not repudlate-privately II
not publicly. II the conditions have not
changed, then the silver plank IN the
Chicago platform must have been the
work Of some deinagOgue. because the
president j. Endorsed by q large majority
Of the thinking men u both parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-18
tine DoLLAn's OPPORTUNITY

The time has come TO turn loose that
dollar yon have hidden In sock
Inenks 10 'hs coerogc aud integrity
OF the western and Southern representa-
u,es III congress- who have held out
aiaupehly against threatl OF personal
disaster ana promises OF brides IN pat
ronaee 'hers WI he no contraction Of
the currency by the present congress.
On the contrary It Is probable
that a free coinage bill viii DO sent to
the president aud whatever may be his