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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

feat south front On haF
, Mi rms tbe Belt VIZ
E EIectric Street Str Railvsy- "a.
Lots / and 3, blo,s s
Nesbitt's snb-divisloa Q lb
aJdition to For Ne .,.i
east front on Colless n, lla
from the City Elec''l' = q.
Nd LGif . sub-divsisg < \. sl
sS5iiIon ; 70 Fort Worn "
a aost 'front.' within o9 es, a SD
fies Gar Line. fu 'ss,s.sgl
Lot &. block Z, clg e i,s
100 feet on The x siiAs
ton and First streets l.,.. eer ..
story brick sieit.' ,,,,,',s 1o1
he Crawford DYs0
S3O,OO0.OO. .,1un
lot aud frame .s ,I9,il IA
of Dido. Price T,,ts wv Y
% Lot :. block y ,is "a
south hall lot J see.oon Y i
stsble known as ~
COMM lW M
Lots /, 2 and SsaSh,
a q q p y rirht q &
Jennings avenue ~,
lot LAX biofk
d,ti .'' ,o Fort Nof'
fhe II. & T. nm \. it.l
hack north 100 ies1 M
s2OOO. OO PER lu'
+ .ots 1. 2, &
Noodle x Eyansr .l7
AZ ire william VIZ n s "
~ md within one he ss x as
car car Line. Price, s
adinining and
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cation hsrse q
out notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
TnE DAWN or A NEw nAY.

The second Democratic administration
since Buchanan will be inaugurated to-
day.
IL IL, Ia one sonse, the beginning Of a
new decade in politics, because Il Is the
Initial point Of an era 10 which section.
alsm WIN be raeeuied 20 the fear TO
give place 20 social issues, growing out
Of the rapid development aud peculiar
history Of the country u was impos-
sible IA thc nature Of things, thar tho
Kolmblcan party should, 40 least as
iong az Il held By war tenure bo any
thing more than war party. IL dhl
non dare nttompt the solution Of pence
issues because L feared 20 provoke ais
sensons ga 10 ranl,s Clothed. az IL ~
viii full power, the Democratic party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
prIaApnn GuTLTY.

pittsburg, Pa, March 3.--lt has just
been learned that one dry this week
whem business was quiet ln the criminal
court. that Gallagher and Davidson.
charged with having conspired 60 poison
pleaded guilty 10 a. not known why
Il WAS dome So secretely The discovery
was nude today when the names were
announced among those to receive SEN
tence tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04


The proposition pending az Austin 90
make the owner Of building liable for 900
tir debts incurred by tbe contractor
without regard 10 the contract price,
viii, ~ PASSED, be ON imposition on me-
chauics and material iuan Lccause &c vii!
be- dead litter from The start ANY
lawyer, aud anybody not % lawyer. should
be- ublo TO ace that such measure
would impair the obligation Of contract.
which the legislature Of Texas has not
the power 10 DO. II a land owner con-
trcts Tor house 90 cost 5000, there
Il NOT legal authority. stmiuing all the
prcrogutives OF national aud state gov.
crumeHt 70 adl penny % his oblgn.
ton. Tie workmeu should have Oh the
protection the law can mve Them, Int
Il would be- mere tr.llng 60 oG,r thom
sham protection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves viii reach this uori.
dian and tbs other changes noted VIII
occur az and within 700 miles % Fort
Worth within - hours before or ntier
sunset Of the dntes gwen below.
March 4.-Co0lor and clearing.
March 5.-Fa'r and cool.
March g. MDdcraung.
March Warmer.
March Storm wave on this merit
dian.
March O-Wlnd changing
March 10, Cooler and clearing
March H. Fair and cool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

other money-making schemes. People
who intend TO 20 should make their ar.
rangcments before hand and know just
what they are going to do and where
they are going when they get there.
Swayne. Allen e. Co-while the real
estate market has been dull, the prospects
for the future are brighter than they
have been for n long time and there
Is every indication Of good business
this spring.
NJ. Cohn-I have lived In Texas iif-
teen years and have Travelled oil over
the state constantly. Business rs In
better condition than IL has been for sew
crul years past and collections are easy.
There IS one thing, however, which
strikes me untayorably-l don't see why
so large a portion Of Texas travelling
men should represent concerns outside
Of the state. There Is no reason why
the state should not supply its own
needs.
There has not been enough attention
paid 10 manufacturing Industries. As II
Is now, you win find four-hfths of the
Texas statesmen representing outside cit
les and very few salesman for Texas
concerns are sent outside Of the state.
There Is room for two very large cities
In Texas, one on the gulf, IL deep water
can be obtained, and the other in the
uhi AANll RNlt VI lht NANlff DAA AufHN
can only be made possible by q proper
combination Of capital and brains There
IL one thing to be said in favor Of Fort
| Worth The city OF Houston has about
/ S25O,OOO Il month paid ont by the rail-
i road companies; DeniSOn Is largely kept
| up 10y the railroad companies: Galveston
/ has the gulf; Dallns, was Cor time, the
/ special bet of large ST. Louis and Kan
| sas City concerns, while Fort Worth,
and MdcO, my home city, have grown
solely by reason of their natural loca-
| ton.
J. y. Price Of Buffalo:--I have been
/ travelling in Texas for a number Of years
! aud IL is one of the best states in the
! Union. hyen when business Is dull, It
! ~ better than almost any place else, be-
! cause there is q diversity Of agricultural
! interests; II cotton is low. some other
| product will make mp for il; but | have
| been surprised that manufacturing en-
! ternrises were not fOstercd more Coal
! ana iron have 10 be transported for great
| distances ut Buffalo, Detroit and other
! large industrial ccnters In the North.
| and the cities Of Northern Texas have
] iron, coal and lumber much nearer than
we have. II is, therefore. somewhat
! surprising that the most of the manu-
! featured goods sold in the state are made
| thousands Of miles from here Pie
ireights alone would make a handsome
| profit
In Cunndn tbara 10 ogtip,ot,1 90 L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

IL Is estimated by the Covington. Ky.
Record that 1875 OF the babies born Ia
kcnton and Campbell counties since the
lirst OF the year have been named after
PWsldcutelect Cleveland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Tho slang editor OF the Texas turlFtlnu
Advocate calls upon The Gazette 90 pro.
duco specifications to support the charge
OF 10 violation Of the ninth commandment.
We DO not care 90 pursue "a controversy uc-
gun by the use Of 70 q1otatinn designed Eco
work business iulury 10 iuis paper and
which cunuingly and indirectly referred To-
g. was base forgery Against that
method of attack there Is no sure defense,
because 10 d capable " iunnite variation.
Wien the regular editor of che Advocate
resumes that control of the paper which
seems 10 BOO essential 90 the protection OK
its reputation. DC Wiz -l0t be necessary 20
point Out 90 hlu the oneusc nor 20 ndi-
rate ia grade which hc win promptly
comlzc 10 bo O utue lower than any ypt
attained BY q Texas publication with
claim to rcspcctabiniy
Another question with some porplezine
features or tBr Democratic state eXcol-
tive committee 10 consider today b. whether
there should be- any distinction made in
estimating The degree OF repentance OK
ppctcd between au erring Democrat who
jumped The campaign and one who yelled
as long as nl throat held out
suillyan's exhibition Of insane jealousy
which took the form of public express
Sion OF bis desire Tor Mitchell to whip Core
bott o. further confirmation that when bis
arms gave out there was nothing icfi OF
hlm worthy of consideration by anybody.
Some friend of thp slang editor OF the
Texas Christian Advocate shoyld Doc Kind
enough 90 ten him that toe diucrcucc bc-
tween sam Jones and cheup initiation Is
the exact difference between popular iu-
toro-t aud universal disgust
Tho populist influence % Washington a.
hardly strong enough t0 justify tho cNprcto-
ton that Editor fclo viii $50 as minister
10 Austria this year II General weaver
should ho selected in ls0O-but that la am
other story.
Her FUN name is Princess victoria Kali
lunl Lunnlllo Observation-Disclosures Clgg
horn. what drop Il would hp FOR urls.
tpcrauc Hawaii 90 turn from THIS budding
PAGAN OF ouphony TO plain Uncle sam.
a division OF the federal oincc By acre
nan would give Texas ono-tmth Of tile
entire lot or about 1000 n the princi.
plcs OF equity are % prevail let the uvs-
ION proceed on the rereage plan.
/ ON general principles the Dallas News Is
/ opposed to turning the rasoala ont. hut
| thc president might get rs consent 20 make
/ the Austrian mission Hu exception.
There may be- pomoCTuc party In the
town Of Dallas hut there n no evidence.
/ either direct of clrcumstanun. tO prove A.
NcnHy all Of tho cabinet officers are slx.
footcrs. small comfort they OFFER Tor un.
padded Republican onlcc-heiderl.
The spols VIII not fruafy an the de
uauIs of suffering nation, but uS fur a.
they 200 they are mighty Glin
We trust uot ga the hurry and hustle
OF today % viii NOT be forgotten 10 nauu
rate Adlnps axe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
nor SIMS HING

Birmingham. Ala, March 3Boh
Sims. aged 20, was hnpged hero at noon
today for the murder OF Elmer Gordon
year ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
nTTERVED NO GROVER.

tIyIDr UOmOorlt tlpOrlcfl
Poor Texns; no, plum Tor al her
devotion and solidIty. rs there no plum
ln GnoAdf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

IN Canada there is estimated TO be
eighty-seyen shoe manufacturers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

rypAn-N ADvArcr-posIAcE pkrp
Dany and sunday. one year ........t so
Daily and sunday six m0nthe...... $40
Daily aud sunday three mOnlhs.... ZaV
bhiy cnd sunday, one month. ..... so
Ihe Sunday Gazette az 10 10 pagcl -
The 1 wSekiy aazotts ii6 pages ~. i %
DniIy Delivered BY carrier n the clty and
I'll towns and cities whore there are local
agents - cents week or Sl'O per
pcmit hy bank drnft e,rrcps Or money
order DO not send individual check
To the pnbtc
The only travelling persons, male 90 10,
male, nt present authorized 10 receive and
receipt FOR subscriptions for the uaNette
are.
II II. BOYLE, q. a. Garvin,
j. ~ Ngfbpa. q. u. Bowler.
n ID. Atcrnady, a. M. Wilson,
y. H. Buchanan. j -. Bllni
g a. Road, Wallace Bu-hNian.
~ III. Wilkes ~ John4rn
W. n. llogafpr. w. IT, Mhfchmah.
The public are cautioned nvi ~ pay money
20 any other persons fcnrefcuuhF theu.
selves a. travelling 0rcnis Of this 70 lcr az
nii authnrltg heretofore issued 40 anf other
person than those named u huiDy re-
Democrat Publishing Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

We TRUST that ga the hurry and buauc
of today % viii NOT be forgotten 10 luausu.
rutp Adlnls axe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

The spous VIII not sGuafy an the de-
mauJs of O. suffering nation but us fur az
they Zoo they are mighty mlin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Base ball enthusiast fact Is that
baseball In Texas IL II back number
Tho clubs last year did not tote fair
and the public got Disguised. do not
believe there will he any Texas league
sorry. However II they will organize a
league ON any fair basis you can count
me in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

There may be pomocTtlc party IN the
town Of Dallas, hut there Ia no evidence.
cithcr direct OF clrcumstanual. 20 prove A..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Ncnhy all u tho cabinet officers are sx-
footcrs. smail comfort they OFFER Tor un-
padded Hrpublicnn orlcphoider8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

ON general principles the Dallas News -
opposed 10 turning The rascala out hut
thc president might get rs consent 10 make
the Austrian mission GA exception
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

*. ~ Green, Kansas City-A great
many Missouri people are contemplnt.
ing q removal TO Texas. Tho eytrnsion
of the Chcago, Rock Island ana Pacifc
railroad TO Fort Worth has awakened
General interest aud win result IN Kan.
this city. The road Is being nnshaI
through rapidly aud win be built almost
before people fully realize that thcy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

a division OF the federal Office by acre
ng' would give Texas one.tunth of tile
entire lot. or about 1900 n the princi.
plcs Of equity are 20 prevail let the uyis-
ion proceed ON the acreage plan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Her FUN name 10 Princess victoria Kali
lunl Lunnlllo Observation-Disclosures Cl1g
horn. what drop Il would hp FOR urls.
tocrauc Hawaii 90 turn from this budding
PAGAN OF ouphony 10 plain Uncle sam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Another question with some porpleying
features or tio Democratic state eXcci-
tive committee 20 consider today b. whether
there should De- any distinction made in
estimating tho degree OF repentance cx-
ppctcd between an erring Democrat who
jumped the campaign and one who yelled
os long as nB throat held out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Swayne. Allen q Co. While the real
estate market has been dull, the prospects
for the future are brighter than they
have been for long time and there
IS every indication Of good business
this spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Tho Populist influence % Washington a.
hardly strong enough TO justify tno cHpccta-
ton That Editor Bclo viii $50 as minister
10 Austria this year II General weaver
should Boz selected in lsDO-but that ia am
other STORY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

many others Of lesser note. As rule,
the paper WAS always conducted by
men OF ability. 1t WAS mainly TO tho
Enterprise that the first election OF
Senators Stewart and Jones was due,
aid the paper WAS SO Influential tha.
William Sharon realized that all his
millions could not cleo, him uuiess he
secured its support.
But it WAS always conducted on too
expensive q scale, aud although it
succeeded, until lately, in maintaining
Its advertising ut u minimum of 800
per column per mouth, It could not
withstand the loss of business conse.
quent upon the depre citation Of silver
aud the going down Of the Coms.ock.
The Enterprise was the Oldest
newspaper in the Great Basin, and
ono Of the four or five Oldest news
papers published between tie Missouri
River and the Pacific Ocean, 1t WAS
the favori,e newspaper OF the Argo
nsuts, aud seems to have been com
p lied to follow The most of them to
the Land Of Silence.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
AN OLD NEWSPAPER DEAD.

The Virginia (Nrv.) Enterprise
suspended publication last Sunday.
The paper is said not to have paid for
10 years. This is somew what surpris
ing, as, in the fall of 1880, an exam.
ination Of the books elected the fact
that the paper was clearing nearly
$1,000 per month, and an offer of $4,000
per year was made the owners by an
intending leascr.
The Enterprise was first published
at Genoa, New, by a man named Jar,
ne2an. On the discovery of the
Comstock lode it was removed to Vlr-
ginia, and sold to Joseph Goodman
aud Dennis Mccarthy. Some wears
later the latter sold out to Goodman,
who remained its sole owner until
1879, when he sold it to William
Sharon and John w. Mackay for
100000. With Snaron's election to
the United States Senate he lost all
interest in the paper, which finally
fell to ID. o. Mills on a settlement of
affairs following the Suspension of the
Bank of California. Mr.. Goodman is
now vineyardist in Fresno, CAL, and
Mr.. Mccarthy is dead.
The Enterprise has until quite
recently been very ably con-
Quoted. Mark Twain and Dan de
guile made their debut in journalism,
and attained to r"nown in it's columns.
as did X. NJ. Daggett, * United
States Minister Pirnipotentiary
to the Sandwich Islands; and ex
Judge c. G. Goodwin, now cdi
tor and part owner Of the Salt
Lake Tribune. Tom Fitch, the silver
tongned, was also, we believe, con.
nected with it at one time, as were
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
WEDNESDAY....... 18, 1898
The question has been raise,

THE question has been raised
in the newspapers whether cousin
was used two hundred or more wears
ago for nephew or niece. Professor
Role, OF Harvard, tho Shakespeare an
commentator, says that Shakespeare
applies ii at lerst nine times to a
nephew. .even times to a niece, twice
to an uncle, once to a brother.in law
and four times to a 9randchild. He
also uses it eight times as a title given
BY princes to other princes and noble
men. In "Much ADO" i, 2, %.
where Leonato says, "Cousins, you
kno" what yon have to do" it is used
loosely for relatives in general; and
in Luke, i, SO, So, it is eviientIy
equivalent to kinswoman. A good
example Of its application to u niece
is in "As You Like It," l., 3, A.
where Rosalind says to Duke Freder>
lex. "Me, unc!e?" and he replies
"You, COUSIN"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

Texas siftines.l
An open question-"Where's the
corkscre " ?"
The case of 4 sausage represents the
inside outside.
It's a wise champagne cork thu,
knows its own pepper.
A theatrical company is charitable
when it plays to q poor house.
The worst sinner, as we'll a. the
best saint, can wear the shiniest hat,
Through tho fire 6end much prop.
e'ty flies away by the defective flue.
Once . woman has reached SEVENTY
she no longer h-sita,es to give her age.
Somebody says that . man can get
roaring drunk on water. Well, 90 he
can on land.
During hard winter tho plumber
and the coal dealer usually have . sof,
thing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
a WEAK MAN

Gan now cure himself of the deplorable
results of Early Abuse and Perfectly Re-
store his ViSor and Vitality by our
EREAT AUSTRALIAN REMEDY. The Re-
markabie Cures Of hopeless cases OF Ner-
vous Debility and Private Com plants arc
stamping out luackery everywhere.
The Medicine, a physicians gift to
humanity, will be Sent Free to those
afflicted. Address. with stamp,
DIR. ALLEN LEWIS,
SAH F1AHoisco, CAL,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAYMENT,

The Supreme Court OF Mime ota
held. 10 the recent case Of Carson vs..
Cochran ct al. that it party volun.
tarily and without mistake of facts
pays as interest a greater rate than is
legally enforceable (hut not usurious)
the appropriation thus made hy the
parties will not be disturbed, but will
ssand as any other voluntary payment;
and when il is aid on debt secure !
oy mortgage subsequent pur. base g
lot the mor'gsged premises, uule,,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

s .. . firisisn c"smttiS".. Hs.o e1sa,1s
n.llees and perfect face besutiher a..
''-'' ned'csns' On sale with ell leading druggist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

they show some special equity pc.
culiar to tn mselves, have no greater
riRh's in that respect than the mort-
gsgor; and that a partial pa. ment
which prevents the statute of limita.
ton against the deli, Will also pre- ven,
the statute from running against the
remedy on the mortgage security.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

Hewing Machine
ana packing o. The Of the
willing
P, viii awarded strictly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

An
to nd
ether ne leading
Address TUE FORD PILL co, "37 Wellington Cay $751; Toronto CsasSs
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

Proprietor.
and Harness, valued $500,
r9s F " viii e IT, s ta5a s s ds S@.4
Ersno!e sasnEsI cIeok s sa mas9
sss ya9ss; y % @ % els:
ncloneac
enSSse same with
Ceess dss s any Te es h5e
sn. swaa 1hs cadS whose
sprn simultaneously rught
s s Gs Il: %
Ss a.; pleasure s3eooo
Tohe
travelling TrnT II hs e Esn The Io s H o S % &
a Or xcf rnris
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18

X5O0. nm DEATrY's Organ. =, B.,g.,n.
Dsnisi H., FOR particulars. catalogue. address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
$25 REWARD.

strayed from Ketchum. on or about the 18th in.
slant. TWO HORSES . DARK DROWN
hairy fetiocks. large feet. AMI about 100 pounds
weight The other 10 = LIGHT BAY, forme,,v
owned BY Mr.. Sutherland. Of HALEY, Weighing
about 1000 pounds. and branded with the veil.
knowa Lewis brand-s Laif.circle over ell
thus 1.
reward Of SIS will be paid for the de,,v.,v =,
the horses to
GEORGE z. MILLS. Ketchum.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-18
= Good :: Health
n The NEW METHOD

NO Patent Medicines. not mind Cure" or
RYnnasfics-a revolution. Cures dysl epsia con.
supation. nervousness, cancellation, rheums SIN
catsrrh, etc. etc All chronic diseases of men
shd Women. Home treatment, no apparatus.
Better than the Hall system. A heath hook. Serd
10 circular and testimonials. health SUP.
Plies CO.. ITO Broadway, New York Agents
wanted.
From the Michigan Christian Advocate. Detroit
Mich, November 29th, 1880;
I'VE wish for il thousands upon thousands of
readers. and believe that it will add length OF
days. happiness and health to many Of them"
Canal Street Presby tsrian Church,
New Orleans, La, Dec. !, 1890 /
~ have Just read the New Method in Certain
Diseases, by DR.. W. L. Forest, and 1 am charmed
Win II; send the following - ttc., etc
REV. CORYDON W. TRAWICK Pastor"
a., Leighton, Pa, Dec 49,
have thorough knowledge Of the Hall
Method, bat l consider yoar book the most 70.
variable book on Health Treatment have ever
'es" c. WEISSE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-27
Z. j. Garner Arrested.

Last week the Logan Republican
contained the following;
"a card from postmaster II. Il.
Korns, at Phlllipsburg, announces the
fact that N. b. Mccormack. the pres
ent popuhst County Attorney, refuses
to take the Logan REPUBLICAN from
the postofice, No reason gwen, but
perhaps we can solve that problem.
Our books show him to be indebted
to the amount of "a rs and though we
have sent him several statements no
response was ever made until the card
above referred to. We ALWAYS take
great pleasure in explaining problems
of this nature for the benefit of such
sweet scented individuals as N. b.
Mccormick"
In as much as Mr.. Mccormick held
a receipt in full for the amount claim,
ed the publication Of the above natur.
ally made him u little riled, and yes.
terday Mr. Garner, editor of the Re.
publican, was arrested upon charge
of criminal libel and brought here fol
trial. AT present efforts are being
made to settle the trouble amicably
1t is but justice to Mr. Garner to say
that his predecessor in the manage
ment OF the Republican, who collect
ed the bill, failed to give Mccormick
credit on the books for the paymen
ne made,