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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-12
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words alike except one word. The same
is true of each new one appearing each
week, from the Dr. Harter Medicine Co.
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People find fault without looking
for it.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 26, 1889.

Having used three bottles of P. P. P.
for impure blood and general weakness,
and having derived great benefits from the
same, having gained II pounds in weight
in four weeks l take great pleasure in
recommending II to all untortunates like
Yours truly, JOHN MORRIS.
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Another from Kentucky.

Cheney Expectorant cured my nephew,
little four year old boy, of severe case
of Group. No other medicine did him
any good. He is now well and hearty.
Please send me by express one dozen bots
ties. W. H. MILLEN
Adairsville Ky.
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A man is only as rich as he is
contented.
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Judge man by the clothes he
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SAVANNAH, GA. March II. 1891

SAVANNAH, GA, March II, 1891.
Messrs Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga. :
Dear Sirs-I have suffered from rheuma.
tism Tor Il long time, and did not find a
cure until found p. P. P, which com
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l6 Orange St, Savannah, Ga.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
A REAL BLIZZARD
ONE THAT MAKES AN ORDINARY
WINTER STORM
A Juno Zephyr In ComparisOn-Si Paul and
Minneapolis Suffer Severely - Railroad
Trains Showed Up Some Complaints.
A GnEAr sroRM

st. Paul, MINI, Feb IS Street traf.
DC was entirely Suspended this morning
both on city and suburban lines The
interurban line was also showed under
and cars stalled all nl0ug the route be-
tween Minneapolis aud St. Paul
Shortly after midnight the packed and
dnftcd snow WINS so hard 1t would bcnr
name weight aud every line IN the
two cities suffered
The storm trnyrrsed Iowa. Southern
Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michi-
gan and the worst Of % was not Gar
from this city Teegaphic service VIZ
intcrirred with considerably Nearly an
railroads suffered 20 q grenter on less
extent, especially those south and east
of here, trains Of which We're either sey-
cral hours late or abandoned.
Lumbcrmen usually want snow. but d
special FROM Chippewa Falls Wis. says
fourteen inches of snow fell there aud
operations 10 The lumber camps are eu-
TREY at "a siandsui.
Drifts ten feet are reported on Tie
main streets OF Hudson, Wis, and am
country traffic will be- shut on there for
a week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
KANSAS POPS
CONE IN TO THE REPUBLICAN,
HOUSE,
But They Declare They VIII Not Aid In What
They Call Campaign Legislation They
Carried a Flag.

Topeka. Kan. Feb. % The populst
house IN q body. except those not huy-
ing certificates from tho caugassiug
board. and the four Populsts who were
unscuird, hfiy-fouf iu number, marched
into representative hall this morning
The procession was headed by PupulIst
speaker Duusmorr. md POpullst speak
er pro TEN, Semplc followed boy populist
Scrgpant-at-urms. Rich. carrying "a Unite
ed States flag The poullists We're uui-
city received. Speaker Douglas sup
pressing the demonstration on tie part
of the galleries. The roll was called and
all members holding certificates answer
ed. a few Populists protested against
coming into the Douglas house but alt
submitted 10 the decree Of the court.
Speaker Douglas took mo floor and Of
fered resolution picdgug the house iu
addition 90 making ull necessary apprl-
printions 20 pass laws providing for the
election Of railroad commissioners hy
the people. eulargng heir powers and
enforcing their rulings providing for n
mortgage law with reasonable right oi
redemption, for complete revision of
the general statutes Of the state. for
needed umeudmuts TO the statutes re-
lating 10 assessment nld taxation FOR
the preservation Of ihe purity OF the
ballot for weekly payment Of wages,
for an appellate court, Judges t0 hr
NiNiAffA ny htil nv fIAN NNiN A'A 'Nf' ftANNt
tionmont of the state into congressional
districts. Mr. Douglas moved To adopt
the resolution under suspension OF the
rules.
The Populists opposed the resolution,
claiming that II the Douglas house bad
been as Industrious as the Dunsmpre
house the matters provided for In the
resolution would now be ready % send
TO the seilate. II these measures failed
OF passage the blame must Ust upon
the Republicans. The session would
close by limitation on March J. and
there was only time to pass upproprin-
ton bills.
Aftcr much discussion the resolution
went over
The rest Of the day was spnt in dis.
cugsiou. most Of the speeches ON both
sides being of q campaign nature.
lt now seems probable no legislation
will be effected by the legislature beyond
the passage of appropriation bills The
Popnlists say they VIII stand before the
people on the record made by the Dun5
more house and will not aid the Republic
cans In passing bills introduced only iol
campaign matcrial TO be used in IN,
elections of "a Radical measures pro
posed by both parties relating 10 taxa
ton and assessment, control of Insurance,
and railway companies and redemption
of property held under foreclosure vii
not be acted upon this session
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
ABILENE Hon
THE CAPITAL or WEST TEXAS IS
VERY TIRED
OF the Way Il Mas Been TREATED by the Rest
Of Texas and tho Stale legislature.
IVES, Texas VIII 10 heard.

Abilene. Tex, Feb. 2S Especial D.
The Gazette of yestordV brought the
news that In an probability only one
new court would be created by THIS scs.
sion of the Legislature nstcHd OF three
ns had heen proposed and ~ was mdcr
consideration.
To this the whole West ard Northwest
Texas rise Ia protest and West Texas
in particular for 1t 81 mNior of course
that ono court win not b. heated in
The territory named,
Can the most partisan on sectional
solou in the Texas legislature ignore the
fact that neither West nor Northwest
fcXnS has u single state lnstmhonf
Can they ignore the fact that this
section also pays SIS pro rata into Tie
Golfers OF the stnte in tnXcai
Can they. for that reason alone refuse
ms this court location Ia ouf midsty
Can they ignore the fact that of over
moo eases now on the docket Of the
court at Fort Worth more than NO
como from West TcXusg
Is Il just that IN order ,o appear be-
fore one Of these higher courts cid-
aeu OF l'l Paso should lee required 30 ride
wv miles 10 reach the nearest court
which b. now located az Fort Worth,
When citizen Of Central or southern
Texas has only to be- ON the rond for nn
hour or two at mostf
II is a sad, but nevertheless true fact
tLut West nor Northwest Texas have
never received the least shadow of con.
sideraton nj the hands .0f the Texas
Legislature but thr time hns arrived
when she demands 30 ho heard aud
now that uB she u w.thuttla single ia.
sutuudn in all h,f Do. tttt. Without a
single representative holding a state Ollie,
she demands the location of this court nl
least, which should be granted nnd a mol
She will demand 10 know the reason why
For ycnrs our section has heon ham
pcred by class politicians whenever lnv
was proposed for Tie good of the section
mentioned
our people now demand Halt am,
viii soon be found No. rebellion From
receiving such minor consideration h
every lHtle claim she may chance Il
make
This secton has for the past few
years been making terrible effort 4
secure immigration, and while 10 n tru
that In measure Il has succeeded. Il hn
done 100 over The opposition of AN th
rest of Texas and particularly the stat
legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
e. Ss.6 lsis t 1imoi the For Worth smile has

Of late that the Fort Worth smlo nae
pe,one almost constant.
hecognizng Ia this new compspv i,
sensible addition to the public ssirii and
commercial enterprise Of lie XIV ~
welcome extended to the now er,c..r
company Is Of The most cordial nairre
lhere Is no idea Of curtailing anv az
tne business Of the other two bosscs
put simply of adding new 6et1 ~
tommerclal cultivation and buylpe iarr,l
" az VIII pc nude necessary IN tbn ~
hi"'ls OF the thicc branches VI Tho Nn.
ple,55- latter company. MANY advantages
VIII naturally come that even az
lhoughuess can see These ADVANTAGES
are slnall individually. but IN he ncgre.
gaze they become of vast importa1ee p
just the difference between bnsinpss
success and business failure. indeed
Inc business of the company will be
stuttly wholesale grocery business
WIN probably nothing of (he produce
features IA IL, and buying an the goods
IN very large lots special prices arc tO be-
expected and will be- obtained and hence
very bright and promising future ii
surely opened before the Wanles. plat.
Ter Grocer company of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

action OF the cnucus lnst night ~ prcss
LEGISLATION demanded 10y the Democratic
platform w,ou which Governor hORg
rccori. that the Cain resolution WIS re-
licycd 90 10 presented as mcfN political
tests e. put the party and members on
rccOrd. that the coin resolution was re
fcrred and went whilzlng TO the COM
mittcc on internal improvements,
despltc hlibusteting 20 prevent its seine
adopted
The house Resumed consideration Of
the husiness pending from yesterday, be-
lng The Ecncral school law.
An amendment proposed hy Mr. lnr
ucr, inicndcd 90 Incorporate in The OIL
the pruviaoH go rctniu the ! per cent ui
The permanent a'h0olsfnnd Tor the aynil.
able schuol fund WIS defeated az nut
being necessary 90 incorporate in The
gcnrral school law, and On account of
there hcug q separate bin ON thc sub
ipct,
Minor amendments 20 various sections
were adopted.
Amendments hy Mr. Finlay. providing
fer toachiug the laws of hcallh with
reference 90 The clvct of narcotics WAS
udopicd
secton GO. that all organizations tor
certificates in this state shall hc conducted
No writing and m che English language
WIS stricken out as being sufficiently
provided for iu previous section,
An amendment doing away with third
grade Teachers certificates WIS dctcaiVd.
So Nmoudmcni adding ihc suhicrt Of
the effects ui unrcuiius nitd lniuNonniA
tn thOsr 0n which opnl.unle for first
grade ccrilhcatcs shalt Doc cynmincd WIS
adopted.
p,udhc further consideration che house
adjourned tll NaO "Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
oLNEys LOOKS

Richard Ouoy. the BOstonian who Is
b succeed William HclIy Harrison
Miller as attorney general, h sturdly
built man of medium height whose
physical makeup Is suggestiyoS0t chamc-
ter. A lyish-tingcd mustnclF sets on
a round lace distinguished by breadth Of
forehead aud squareneas Of jawe. As a
LAWYER Olnoy ranks With the best at
the Boston bar He Is particularly well
grounded in corporation law and has
pockctcd some fat fees In his time for
legal services rendered 10 railroads
Gossips In legal circles IN the Huh say
that his practice Is worth nj least N3O,-
600 year. Mr., Olncy Is not Il distin-
guished orator. When hc pleads ease,
however, he has knack Of making a
most logical presentation of the facts
and opinions with which he b. armed
lie Is dimiied rather than suave In
manner aud would strike the keen oh
server as a very able aud well-balanced
man.
ON Tuesday, prior to the announce
ment OF his appointment without che
knowledge OF anybody except Mr.. Cleve-
land his family ana q few friends, Mr.
Olnry of Boston went 90 Lakewood by
appointment lie was given his choice
of the two remaining places in Che Glove
land cabinet secretary Of the navy and
Encouragement and. as the president
elect had an along been anxious 10 put
the navy department In the hands of a
New England nam, i was expected lint
a preference would be expressed by Mr..
Oluey for that place But when Mr.
Olney returned to Boston hc decided in
favor of the department of justice, and
70 telegraphpl the presidcut-elect On
lhe same evening Mr. Cleveland tele-
rraphed Congressman Herbert Of Ala
bama Offering him the last vacancy. Mr..
Herbert accepted by wire, and 50 the
next cabinet was completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
IN THE SWIM,
Or Making a Mighty Effort to
Get In.
MARTIN HAS A DEAD SINGH.
Congressman Long Says The Texas Delegation
Endorses the Klgote Resolution.
Dick 0lneY, a Robust Lawyer With a Practice
Of $4,000 Year Falrohld, tho
SANITY Muawump, Thinks We
Is Mishealed.

Washington, Feb. 2S. Notwithstaud-
ing the decision of the supreme court
of Kansas that the populist orrniza-
ton Of the house, which participated in
the election of Martin 10 che senate Is
Illegal, Perkins the sitting senator rs
not going TO make any hght which can
be called d teht with Martin or any
body else, and in ~ probability be viii
quietly take his has and coat FROM the
Republican clu0k rnom of the senate at
the close OF this congress and make not
The slightest effort 30 come back That
is his plan now and be is encouraged Ia
it 10y all the Republican members of the
senate. The senator's here and every
one else about the capitol are becoming
q prey 90 disgust and contempt with and
Tor the whole Kansas muddlp The dis
position here, oven with Republican scna.
tors, is tu settle on Niaftin us the most
decent and respectable way 60 finish the
whole aiinir And the senate. after nll
Is said and done, decides the question OF
It's membership; aud, as one senator re
marked, 10 does not always mmely fol-
low the directions of the supreme court
of the state.
The Democrats in the senate have
firmly resolved Ola Martin They have
gone all over his papers and his case
and will stick los him to q man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
sT,,-rN prOpTE KIILED.

C1,icoeo Feb IS The lives Of seven
n,o,ie were instantly crushed ont ~
sIeep mis- moining AZ The Bame mqmeni
soyer other persons were fatally inJgrrss,
en1 two more dangerousl hurt ne
heavc ,v,nd overturned the topphng. WAITS
e,.set,.d by the dry goods estanlil stiiA'.iii
~ iobn York M Ninth and Halsgea9
Streets and an enormous qpahniy
brick mortar and lime fell upon Z w.
story structure adjoining off9plen ~ ~.
.,.J t,,,,< Kuuz u ieweler mashiug ine
ha,idiny tnd occupants Nithoul warning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
rAlRCHILp IN A HrFF

Ex-Secretafy Charles y Farcbild, Il Is
said. win not attend Mr Clereamds
Inauguration lie had engaged rooms at
The capital foT the occasion, but Il is
lsuderRn0d that be- cancelled the order q
feW Hays ago What induced him 10
take This step Is not quite clear The
ex-seoretnry % not saying very much
ficnds sny be- Is not satisfied with the
treatment be has received nt Mr. Glove
lnud's hands since the election He feels,
thev declare, that Mr. Cleveland has
practically ignored the anu-snappers II
Mn Fairchld Is not present at Mr.
Clevelands inauguration d win lond color
in This report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

st. Paul, MINI. FEB. 2s-A Port
Arthur, Ont. special says. Within tie
memory Of the Oide,t inhabitant no such
snow storm ever visited this country
as that which hns ragged here the last
thirty hours II commenced yesterday
at noon and by evening the street ears
were showed up, aud hy midnight the
streets were impossible. Six feet of
SNOW hns fallen on n level aud drifts in
the streets ore ten feet deep Nothing
but the telegraph line Is leit in sight no
Indicate that Canada has natural hieh-
way iu the Shape Of atranscoutinenlal
railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
AT GALVESTON

Galveston. Tex, Feb. 2s.-lSpeeiial;, -
THO ploninc min OF Golfer * Stenbrinsy
an Mechnnic. between Iweny-s4tl aga
p,vcnty.scventh streets, was, win ~
contents. entirely destroyed by my me
morping. Loss estimated at Sl-'V" 20
tiitin,, propei1v Is estimated at S2OlD.
l Iba Arc Il supposed 90 have originated
IN the engine room and broke out Pc
tween a ana 3 o'clock, and The sun
noTtber blowing quickly famed IL into
n destructive blaze.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
FIRES.
WACO

Waco Tey. 2s. (Spccal)-Thc barn
of III q. Harrison at Bruceyllle was de-
stroycd los fire last night. Ten horses
AID mules were burned 20 death and a
large quantity OF hay oats and corn
consumed by the flames. The loss ny,
cregatcs $1,000 The fire Is supposed
IA hnvc been Of incendiay origin anu
nm uutnoyn man seen proving around
Mo nnigbborhood last rdghl Is thought
a. he t6r guilty person Sir ip .,snn
cam" TO the city this afternoon for blood
hounds to track the ireOug ana was
No. ~ the county farm az Harrison,
where he procured the animals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Mr. Cleveland win have 70 face the
prshleru " filling three II tie chief
k,dervl Offices ~ New York City imme-
diafeiy after taking office. Collector Hem
ldeks y determined % go out % the
custom house az once Subj rfas uref
isol,erfs has been made president oi the
NV Frnklin National hank and wants
=, take hold. aud Postmaster Van Colt
las engaged IN several commercial enter
tgia,s iii4t neod BIS Immediate attention.
ilha ul-tfcAsury win b. he most dlih-
r1lt rs,st 10 fll The salary y only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
LONG SPEAKS FOR KiLGORE.

"Together with the rest OF our dclcga-
ton snid Representative Long of
Tcyas,' l notice with pleasure the com
current resolution OF the Texas lewsa.
turc ind0rsins my rood fiend Mr. Kill
gore for thc appointment as United
States minister tu Mexico.
we believe, and uur sentiments reflect
those of thc people of our state. that Mr.
kugOrc should hc appointed The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

grounds of opposition I'm some quarters
chat Texan should not be- appointed
are not 10 our minds good. On the
contrary we consider 70 au excellent
reason for his selection. Mr. kligore Is
cminently qualified for the position, and
as Texas Is one OF the banner Democratic
states of the Union we would Ike 10
see her recognized 10y Mr. Kilgorcs APP
nnlnlmnnI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
FIRE Ar CISCO

Cisco. Tex, Feb, 2S.-lSpeclal III ne
FIRE bell rang yesterday anl 'h9 g nie W.
bo,,s'. M Charles Bacon WIS thp cause ~
~ alarm. Tho wind was blowing
gsle me building soon burned hut
fhe boys were kept busy saving surro9q3nnda-
me buildings. The loss was about Sl09,
WIN No insurance Cause Of the hfe
Wr a l.. Knight. q tenant on the i'lrnl
az ID II. Ingram, ten miles SCUM ~
town. was So unfortunate as 20 us ~.
~, ,sas awnv from home az the time Moth
ing was saved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Helena, Ark. Feb 2S Last night Al
Bniley was shot and killed by bis sister
struggling and qunuelling about he Dos.
session OF box of snun The woman
reached for a Winchester. which was
lenuing @ainst the wall aud shot hcr
hroihe ~ breast killing him almost
instgp g N0U,. wan was arrested A
the 'Aps ,"Sngo. 'fleuce fopnd
the sn, ~ III. Hce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
AN uNKN0wN SUICIDE.

Houston, Tex Feb ~ lSpeclal)-.
The unlnowu man. who yesterday sal
cided Ga GlenWoUd cemetery evidently
came 10 Houston ioy that purpose. lil.
becn learned that DO registered az tho
hotel o. u A Brown, Now York ia
bla trunk he has erased lis maine from
every article. which shsouds the affair
Ia myatery He WAS evidently a man in
good cirnumGtancsa