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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21
Sound Liver Makes Weli Man

Are you bilious, consupated or troub-
led with %jauudice, sick headache, bad
taste la mouth, tout breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in back ana between the
shoulders, chills ana lever, etc. II you
nave any oi these symptoms your liver is
Jit ~ order aud !Odr blood is slowly
oeils poisVutd, bccaiise your liver does
uut ACT properly. HEROINE will cure
any disorder vi lDe liver, stomach VI
Du"cis. II has NO equal rs u liver medic
cine. Price, zoe. Free sample bottles
at A. Branlle bcrger's drug store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

wants but when placed in power 1t
invariably falls to prove its capacity
to govern. The breakers ahead are
very great and the Wilson bill has
not vet become u law.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

"Spare the rod and spoil the
child is an old adagc, hut Clcyc-
land and the democracy couuot be
charged with any kindness Of this
kind,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

Representative Haincs, of y. y,
says; 81 will vote against the tariff
bill if 1 am the only Democrat in the
house who does, it hits Il blow at
every industry in my district"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21
Nov TRY This,

Il viii cost you nothing AID will sarrly
ia YOU good, # yuu have Cough ,i,nl,i
- any trouble with Throat. Guest or
I.url,, Dr. Xmas New Di.n very for
Coasump ion, Coughs aud old, l. guar
antrei /, CIV rriict ~ moipv will be
pail back. Sufferers from La Crime
found It jn-t he lhiug AMI under its use
had = speedy and perfect recovery. Try
\ ,inptr hp,lie AZ our expense and learn
for i%nnrsrif jn,t how good a thing 1t IL.
trNi u Itties irea at 4. Brandenberger's
drug tore. lArg c SIZE soc. and 81.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21
P I'M. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

General Master Workman Sover.
.. s Tie kr.--,- If Labor, talks
,.., l..c4 .ihe Is plpul.t platform
''' H. "' ~
"-'" '..7 III .' ',''''' gaines u
~
H.. .. . -.-.,a.r ,la mo-,
---'..'.' !!.'.' '-''H-''"'.'Na4
'- * =.'r- '-.'' i'' consult
'--
N.r,aa. # Alabama,
-,."- "..-l 9-.t.9n to turn back som
assaults ,-at Wi. land him il reach
. tie PIE -Ay-t.
NJ It,. ,... ,ha r;,i
l,
tune 4"''F" o' minority reports
i-''- A'd." Int the AAOw-eis" cost
MN >'''N'' IL year,
1'.a,. ,;r,,.,. fr.or
Ar .r. NH. ..,i downs.
Ir...t ,....r
81 ~
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

We hope everyone who own a horse will read
the advertisement OF the Elkhart Carriage and
Harness Manufacturing Company, OF Elkhart,
indiana, appearing In this paper.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

and | is Of it, if you have
not and don't intend to look
t orr sock before buying.
Seeing is believing, and if
you will SEE. it amounts to
convincing y)u that our
Sock Of Clothing fer. Men,
Boys and Children, and La
Ladies', Mems Boys and
ohildren's Shoes, Suits and
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps
Trunks and Valises, are
equal to any in the market
in quality, and sod from 10
to Is per cent. less. Don't
forget to call at the
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

Emil Schueidrr killed a fine tur-
key ;his morning, weighed - -
pounds. He is Il sly turkey killer.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

OF Fresh New Nuts from The imppr
tiers of New York. and will be sold
for less than st. Louis prices. Sre
the following prices:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

u
/ The department Of the interior hav.
ing recently decided that the act Of
congress passed last August, extending
re provisions Of the act Of Jnne 8,
1913, known as the timber act, 10 All
the states, applied to lands which had
once been offered but subsequently
Withdrawn, Il brings the lands ID Wis.
o3naln and Minnesota under its proyis-
ions and renders them subjret to entry
" w DO per acre. To enter these lands
u - necessary 10 first make a sworn
statement thatthe land Is timbered and
therefore unfit for cultivation. al
notice Of the claim is then published
for sixty days, and at the expiration 81
that time proof Is made BY the clam !.
snt and two Witnesses eorroboratiDp
the original statement of the entryman.
and he then pays 81 SO per acre foF me-
land. The original statement mfst NJ
made before the land Office, but the
evidence can be taken before any
officer with an Official seal.
The expense connected with the
entry consists 81 fee 81 $40 paid when
the FIRST statement Is made, the cost
p publishing the notice Of the claim.
the cost Of taking tie teslimonya 1T 22ls
cents per folio, and the price Of ihs
land.
asach person y entitled To 100 acres
ander this act aud it Is not neeessarg
that the different aub-divisions should
lein. Husband ana wife can esch talta
8 claim. providing the wife, under the
laws Of the stata ii which she resides
ia entitiea NJ bold land b j feinenine
SEQ bot she = required 10 mako as
atiidayit that iha IaDd Is entered with
Der oMn money and Chat hsr husband
has pc interest il the same.
This naw law will euabie parties 10
set pasassai0n cf qnsle IN amount OIL
lassd in tlis district thai Is atieriy unfit
loF agricultural pnrposss, hnt Is WORTH
s9AakhAsag igr lss tsmbag, mud 30 fhai
Ssne SINE VIE bring como fegenua "
ske government FORT isn we'll knoan
iAes aaat tae itmbsF il f@ak disapners
sE rom fae xaeaat government lauds
81 depreciation and FIRE, and tia iau6
beng aas TIT fagmins md ast merth
snoi3gh ~ pms man fea tkins Y Z
ADDER tae hasaealsea laa, ihers raa
'a@slH ~ Way i agald b. disposed M
;eii ne passas q this qd 81 apas
Iso2
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Gov Gee Peck 0f Wisconsin.
8R aea N.Y. lasislaaHre Of that state
Nsea 81 noan Fg n print not quite
elQan 81 ~ Ups. gAGain We cali
Aks Nt#ps3gn N 0MT Democratic friends
81 1ae lef h@s eal Il tLair beat laan
fas president 1856 a candidate
Wte a0n ne A. presidential mas-
qnSy n long eEia ba q
A enc - haae
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Vice.president-elect Stevenson is be-
ginning to tiud embarrassment in his
multiplicity Of cousins. One figured
In an elopement last week, and another
appears now as correspondent in a
Chicago divorce case.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

ii. q. DeYoung has Withdrawn from
the senatorial contest in California,
History teaches that the flamboyant
Michael only goes into senatorial con-
test IN order to have an opportunity to
withdraw.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

The king of alI GOugh Cures
2. q. q. Certain Couch
ghFes" II cures Coughs, Colds,
ssIAasarseIAeAs, Group, Influenza,
AsFtsflctlitis, &c, where other
remedies 1illI.
Sold by M, D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

a trial viii convince GEle most
stkeilifeul shat : @. g. q. Certain
Tough Nnrea Is flze greaIeat
remedy extunt fer the cure
Colds, &c.
Sold BY Md. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

MI sc. e. q. Certain Chill Cure''
tsnOt the best remedy you have
ever nsed Tor Chi1Is and Fever
Your money will be refunded.
Pleasant 10 take.
Sold by n. D. Kearnev.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

c. e, Cerlnin Chill Cure,,
y pleasant ~ 1nlke nnSl harm
arss. Gilils1rcn Hike al. sRunrnu-
tes1l ~ cure EhitIs and Fever.
No CuFe-So PAY.
S0 b M D. EaarmsE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

" g. q. C. Certain Corn Cure.O
removes GOrns, yVnrlg ana
BuniOns, Warranted. See thai
q. q. O." is blown In every
bottle. Take nO other.
Sold by N. d. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

ETanstea l. raing DO have 8 theater,
ana AL the -'Uuale TENS Cabin and
''ien Higats in D BaF-roouir companies
are headed that way.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Gov. Altgeld may be i'll but his ax is
doing very nicely, thank you.- Chicago
Ifnles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
LOOK AT THIS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS,

REV. JOHN HALL, ID. d, LID
REV. RoBT. s. MACARTHUR, L. D.,
REV NJ. C. LOCKWOOD, D. d.,
REV. c. n. SIMS D D., w.
Chancellor Of Syracuse University
CURRENT WEEKLY SERMON.
By DIR. TALMAGE
SUNDAY+SCHOOL LESSON,
By DIR, G. i. pERTRCOST
The above and other wen known writers will
contribute special articles during 1898 10 the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

fsy Hooa'a sarsapariiIa 1ilood E'oi-
aoned BY CaHIzeg.
Read Ne fellawing from slateIui raothsr:
II nv aiisle boy had Scarlet 8Tsyer whea years
old and Il loft ilisn veg Neak and &lsh bio6a
roiesaaa visa eanhaF. rs eges boaans
y iHilasnaf iaati slsi1asinas sss nEeslse ana
for sessn Veaks 80
could Not Open Ills Eyes.
ie9k aigl tHiss during taat time Is liz Eye
and sas lnfslas5y 81 lhafIes sirses, bus thsir
rezediss faded 70 do him ihe fains8st shadoW
III Go9a eagaispeed giving hlm Iiooas
aa1.serilla ana p s96A cssd hiss haYs
aaA 9ld tlat saved ~ eight. even
ne Nezy ISIS 4pg nay e this fas-
Ao4 NaN sci ahpqae. why's
a-'9 = 9f1Hf re isp "a
Hoods rssEa
ee ~ Aie ahaa 8a a III asa
m ~ asQa st.
f'A HOODS
ceC sat
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
NATCHIToCHEs, La,

RsoOPens October Srd, 1899.
Both sexes admitted. Attendance last ses-
sion, @U. Faculty of eleven able instructors.
Unsurpassed in beauty and healthfulpess Of
location, thoroughness OF instruction, and
perfection Of discipline. Diploma entities
holder to first grade teachers certiacate
without examination. Tuitioo free. Total
expense need not exceed Sl1O per annum.
THOs. d. BOYD, President.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
UNIVERSITY.
or LOUISIANA.

ul@ne university embraces College, High
sehvei y. Sophie NaWcomb Memorial Col
lege ior aoung Women, Lazy aud Medical
departments. The College has four parallel
genTaesr- Classical Literary Scientific. ana
81 Electrical Engineering. Hel.f annual ~.
slen n tne Academieai Departments inelud
ms the II Sophie NsWc0mb t5oll6re. bapins
Jet99eE eFd. Law observation-disclosures Rovem.
Ner lafn' Medical Department, October i7sh
t9f special or general oatalUenee, apply tt
tae Secretary Of the University Taiahe Hali
WIZ. PRESTON JOHNSTON, Resasa.
2l.asm
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Children Hike 10 take &C. CT.
Certain Chilli gEIrn.'s the nIeas.
IN 49,, tiaG Guaranteed cure for
..esaeEis Agle and BztslRr'la-HBet-
1er shan 0uiRslne.
sod b. AZ. D. Ksaney.
Down EOes the mercury
Into las hole;
Up goes the tariff on
AL sorts of coal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
The Man Who Became Notorious In
Poison Case
DIES IN HIS PRISON CELL.
He Writes That He Was Worn out
by Persecution-IIis wine Frantic
When She Hears Drills Doath-Fiye
Letters Left by the Suicide.

DENVER, Colo, Sept 3.-Thc famous
murder case of DIR, Thatcher Graves.
formerly of Providence, II. /. IS set.
tied.
The doctor was found dead in his cell
at the county JAR this morning. where
he was awaiting a rehenr.ng on charge
of having poisoned Mrs. Josephine Bar
naby, wealthy woman of Providence.
The poisoning was said to have been to
cover up Graves alleged defalcations as
manager of Mrs. Barnaby's estate.
In satehel in the doctors cell were
found Ave letters the first one written
Aug, 0 last, showing that suicide has
been contemplated ever since then. The
following is the first letter opened;
10 the Coroner Of Denver.
Dear Sir; Please do not hold an au.
topsy on my remains. The cause Of
death may be rendered as follows; Died
from persecution, worn out, exhausted
Yours Respectfully,
THATCHER GRAVES"
The next letter was directed to Cap
tain Crew, jailor Of the county jail, and
Is fun of bitterness against County At.
toreny 7 n. Stevens, who secured Graves
conviction in the first trial, and has been
working hard to again have the doctor
convicted.
Other letters were left. one for Mrs.
DIR. Graves, and the board Of county com
mIssioners. Neither of those has yet
been made public. Mrs. Graves was in
formed of her husbands death shortly
before noon, and for time was almost
crazed with grief. When she rcgainei
composure she went to the jail. bu, the
body had been removed to the coroncrs
office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
JOHN NELSON MEETS DEATH AT
HIS OWN HANDS.
Being III, Ont of Money and Unable
10 Procure work, He Prefers
Death to Living Life of Poverty.

At the Caddo house, 1903 Houston
street, lies the lnanimate body Of John
Nelson, his death coming through his
own act
Mr.. Nelson and his fatally came here
about two weeks ago from Washington,
d. O.. whero he had gone but a short
time previous from Myersburg, Miss, a
little town between Vicksburg and
Greenville. He was out OF work and
could get none at his trade, which was
that of shoemaker Upon coming to
Fort Worth he engaged small room
at the Caddo house, and his wife OBJ
tanned place as cook with family on
East Second street. She was at work
when the evil tidings reached her of
her husbands suicide.
His inability 10 get work seemed to
prey upou his mind. The landlady of
the house said that all day Saturday he
walked resuessly up and down mar
row corridor upon which his room opened.
and appeared to be in great distress,
moaning and striking his hands together
Several days ago he went to drug
store and asked for some morphine but
failed 10 get IT, These facts becoming
known to his family, his little son, a lad
about II or IA, was put TO watch him
Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock he
went to his room and locked the door
Taking a large towel he tied one end to
the Lead-p0st of the bed and tightly
wrapping the other end around his neck,
rolled u the bed. About O'Clock the
little boy tried TO get In the room and
fouui the door locked. He reported this
circumstance to the landlndy, who went
into an adjoining room and peeped through
q crack. The sight that met her gaze
was the body resting on the floor with
the head drawn up tow9rd the head of
the bed by the towel. She gave nm
alarm and the door was burst IN. Life
was quite extinct when the reseuen'
Thc family thus left alone among
strangers consists of the wife and two
children, one young woman about
grown aud ihe boy spoken Of before. |
They have the appearance Of people who |
have scen better days and the little boy |
especially has bright look Of intelli- |
gence that would commend him among |
strangers.
Mr.. Nelson was a Knight Of Honor in |
good standing, and the local lodge Of |
that order IN this city took charge Of |
the body and will see that suitable re-
spect is paid 10 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

McGREGoR, Tx segs a.-'special)
We have fayorable weather aud the
cetfoi crop Is being safhrred The esii-
mate By many farmers Il onc-ihird Of a
t,ale per acre. Few arr selling their cot
better uFces n ~ near future.
Mrs. 7. W. SrnbblefeId fled here yes-
tcrtiay Of ronsuinpti0n Mr. Nesier
helds child died tins morning They VIII
b. buried In the city cemetery this even
ing
A. J. Seweil has sold hia stock Of inn
plenents to j. II. Norton. ~ y Norioa
and G. u. Breeding. ard y WI - run
Unpleasant coHunny,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
LOUISIANA W HITE.cAps.
Judge Reid and DISCREET Attorney
Edwards Artcr the sfurderers OF
WIN. Graham.

ANTE CITY, In, Sept, s,-About
two weeks ago there appeared in the
Tmes-Dcmocrat a special from this
place reporting the wilfuil murder Of viii
liam Graham, colorcd school teacher at
Good Hope church. by masked mon, sup.
posed to be regulators organized As
white caps Public sentiment waxed
high against the perpetrators Of this
dastardly deed, especially rs there were
no witnesses to the affair except the
school children. who were afraid to ties
tify to what they knew, and the ends OF
Justice seemed inevitably handicapped.
Judge Robert II. Reid and District At
torney Bolivar determined TO suppress
such wantorr iawlessness and bring the
culprits to Justice. A secret inyestign-
ton of the matter was held aud about
forty witnesses were examined. which re
suited IN the arrest Of George Miley, Bud
Afford. Bob Gill, Desire Blangston, An
drew Bankston and John Huntington.
There Is warrant out for Jen Statum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
Five bandits Hold Up Frisco rreia
in Kansas.
CHAPMAN KILLED.
The Passengers, An but the Women.
i'obbed-Every,hing In sight, Even
to whisky, stolen wells-rargo
Lose Nothing "Details q r the Crime.

spRrNcrrIsr n A., g., "
Mound va,,., 49, XII go
desnerot,, NM, ~ ~ .'vs"'ps, ,uly0
ness MA nm AZ 49,. NV, , .'.'" ,''s', o"s'
r,,o n Ia, ~ - ''n,n' "p' 70 ar
i,xpres. Nres.cn,.nr , IN, ,, ao'V''' ~,
and hnle1 "'' s'''
I,an.ny "a .,.nr. a., - ~.
c,nress car *, hs.'N,. 49,, nv" w
.enecr, In n.nn"s sA ~ ~
st,lc q, tho Jan,es 'yon,,,os .,an M X. .,,i.
pslmle.t davs nm, Vol, ,,,,. NV.
with the eeol aei,hnr,t,o, ~ .,n ,,nl.a,
border onDavs .I,ba os,lms,ea ,, sr,
Of booty secured il nat f,r sbor, a, S5on
Watches. dlam,-Js and ,,hor v.ina,,.'
were iakep nlnn, win, .,sh yv,n,,,,' -,
not no'c,ted M ,be ninnlo,,s. 49,,
thing In sight was tak,n 1,c n,s.or.
ger was made to elye m a ,na,t ~ NM.
ky.
The oxect monncr 1, ,,hi.h ho ~,
ptoas messenger lo.f MD ia Il ~,
known. bnt hc ion n v,c,l,, =, h,ita,
from ono Of tho outlaws deadly Winthe..
tors. aud h.a story IL lon untoil
The train IN charn Of cenauetor
Mla arrived In thia div tkvo hnurs Inn.
Throughout tho ,obbery ouly I'M, al,e,s
wtee fired. and they were the ones tlnt
blotled out The lie of tho cypress mos.
scneer.
Rufus Cone. chief Of police of wlcblta.
was a pas.rneer an thc tr.,n
Among NH dc passenrera and tnln,ncn
only two pistols could bc found mn
men who had thcm were chief cone ana
a colored nortor m. ,ral, cr,,. 4, ,,..,,
a. the passengers were robbea ~.
bandits cscapod.
The rohbct. boarded tho enrlne nj
Mound Valley. a smnll sta,,on sI,,esr
mllri ,es az osw,yo Issn oan,sl
with Wlncb,aters 49, an.I,,o,s Nh,
or,lcrad io mil an, anJ l,a,, ,,,',a.
nntll ,old IN stan AM, ona and ha,s
mllcs IN, ~ Tx ma, s,.,,s, ~, VI.
called n ,he cnylnrar ~ s,,,a ,aa NM,
Thon he cr.,. ,yas r.i,,,,d ~ w. 20. ~
nale nns.onge.. IN ~ sn,,,, ~. ~ -.
car. MN, relieved Wv y, ,nanas ' ,~a, ,,'r
nnu t,,,,..1,,, i,,,., ..,...,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

MARLIN, Tex, Sept, 3,-lSpcdal)--
This morning about o'clock when Janer
Morris went to feed the prisoners, I'D.
Pollok, who was confined for assault to
murder, rushed onto Morris. and after 4
hard fight succeeded by his superior
strength and weight in taking Morris
pistol away from him. lie then made
the colored cook tie up the dogs and
ran for the woods in souiheiiy dlroc.
ton, with. two or three men after him
Charley Norwood was crowdlng him too
close and shooting Al him, when he
turned, took careful aim and fired Al
Norwood. hut Norwood stepped behind
a tree which the boiler bit. Norwood
continued after him, however. A large
posse fully armed, is ont after him
Mr.. Morris has deep cash about
three inches loig In bis forehead, and Ms
race and hands bruised aud cut la a
dreadful condition
Ed Pollok Is cOpper-co.Vrrd negro
with high cheek bones, has recently
tnrhad out musachc, IN about q feet
inches tall. and weighs 200 pounds or
over He has served q torn M the ppn.
and u is claimed Killed nnother con
WEI with spade while there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

A circular ciiy railway f. being construct
ed IA Nieuua.
The latest Partisan skirt Is absolutely
gnafnieaa, Il y circular piece OF dOih
WIN a hole cut IN the middle
A new ioud.sprntinR telephone has beon
invented IN England. f1n receiving inaIu-
ncnf u said TO speak lpTid enough 20 be
heard al vfer the rooni
ON many or tho railroads IN Germany
the praciicc Of atgYting locomotive fifgs with
eaa Instead u wood has been edoptcd,
aud proves economical,
An Engiisinnan WHOSE Will hnn Just been
pI,Siete1, loft 5000 70 various rhlfliio.
and tho rrmmuder ~ his estate. s3l5,up0
to Air Henry Thompson, the scifnufc
The Italian government Is likely 70 order
The auspcnsion of Catholic pilgrimage q
Home. III tho event % cholefa In fsnnce,
Hungary and other countries eonunninf
next month.
Az Agricultural writer feekols nc less
tlds ycar ~ Enriirh failnofa a. pounds ~
acre whirh MEANS iilat the forr'cfs nave
upwards ~ 7oOlooOJ POUNDS les 10 spen1
han they would have had n me crops hau
hcen up 20 she afrfHfr
Mia Emily fhifhnfi ihn We l.fnown
rtneii,at anosfla ~ WHupn'1 wVA, lives N
m, sstxitfiralIg Decorated home ~ the drnafi
lei parf * Aiauglesfer SIG . an inNet'
crate ainoknr " clrltsi Nacn aloae re-
llevea the as'iinh from Which sue suffers.
onlnn 4 % have tobacco show nun
geuiemher II 10 Octobei :. daAlia an1
aladl0la exhibition fpr tire days 10 inr BE-
@r,,,o;aT ~ Scpifmhof thrro ehryuenlhemum
eSos,~ 0ae % Ocsober snd Tho othafs 10
IN. Two 1ncreelliuf mQnloai cage bid
s5ow die last q pei5otr and . bulldog
nhoN Ia NottulDtr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
LONE STAR FLASHES.
HOT POLITICS

GAINESVILLE, Tex. Sept. 3.-(spe-
cial)-A mass meeting Of Democrats
was held at the courthouse last night,
and was well attended by lcadlag citizens
from all parts Of the county. Viewed
from the light Of subsequent develop
ments the CLARK faction Of the county
had planned 70 capture the meeting by
putting through resolutions which tho
Hogg men could not endorse. and there
by holding themselves out As the "regu.
lar Democrats Of the county. Mr. John
Watson. a strong Clark man, was elected
chairman. The chair then proceeded TO
appoint a committee on resolutions, every
member Of which was Clark man. On
motion Mr.. DAVID Rainey was added 70
The oofslmlttee The committee re-
ported. the majority reporting a set Of
resolutions IN substance endorsing CON
gress IN the passage Of the Wils0a bill.
the unconditional repeal Of the Shcr-
man law. end0rs1fI President Cleye-
lands late message. urging our sena-
tors 10 LET their votes etc, be N ~
cordance with the action Of The lower
house 0f congress on these questions.
Mr Iieincy offered minority report.
IA Substance endorsing the course Of our
reprraentat-ye. She Hon David y. Cub
here1n, 20 bis efforts 10 keep tie money
of the people on i SQUAD hiineialic basis
ra-aihrming allegiance 70 the Democratic
party aud the platform adopted at Chi
taso and demanding thar The provisions
"a that platform be carried ont ~ laws
speedily enacted. The char az first re-
fused 10 allow the minority report 70 be
read. but afterwards permitted It 10
be read. but ru,ed a ai9tion TO adops
fhe minority report oui Of onieT. and
refused 10 allow an appeal 10 the house
from his rulings, and proceeded 70 pat
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then wonders why he hasn't sense
secgeh to ~ home heforr he has been in
ihr house half an hour. She getr awfnlly
INV u anyone says TINT his fees ave
,,Nu@ ntSe The mere suggestion from
her iather that II nigh, be wise plan
70 loek into his business prospects makes
per checks furh with indignation, She
hatlvs 'wcfy girl thar looks AZ him. SHE
THINKS he y the most fascinating person
Va me Whole world. she Is OF the
oplnien that she isn't hall as good and
ume 70 dress and She can't make hcr-
seh look pretty enough when he calls
Y The dear angel coughs me least bit
she wonders Il i Is anything serious,
and when he looks tired she says She
Knows he's working his lie ont. Aud
Ales 50 .happy. that her appetite for
sakes hnr -ChleAno Rrnnrl.