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The herald., 1894-09-03

British army fatigue jacket with two
good conduct stripes on the sleeves, by
the aid of which apparel he had obtained
credit for merchandise and slaves in
every possible direction. His dupes sup
posed him to be government officer.
This recalls an incident at the close OF
the civil war in our own, country. A
man dressed in military apparel came to
Red Bluff to open recruiting station
for a regiment then In Arizona. He Dor.
rowsd from s. to $50 from every bust.
ness man in the town and when he
skipped out it was ascertsined he had
never been in the army a day Of his life.
The herald., 1894-09-03

THEY dispose of railway strikes very
briefly in Odessa, the great wheat port
of Russia. Last week the laberern on
the government railway depot at that
place began TO grow tired OF working in
the hot sun and went on strike for
higher wages. The troops came out at
once and chased them back to work at
the point of the bsyonet. AS all rail-
way employees are government servants.
just like soldiers in the army or sailors
in the navy, there was nothing to do
but treat them as mutineers, and that
treatment, of course, proved sffectusl.
The herald., 1894-09-03
liz THE Republican convention which

Ii THE Republican convention which
meets in this city tomorrow, will steer
clear OF the Oroide Buzzard faction and
nominate men of good repute in their
own party, the ticket will stand good
show. The people have long since grown
tired OF the attempted leadership Of the
man with his initials turned the wrong
way; and they do not propose to relax
their efforts at emancipation from the
Osisien collar. There is no freedom OF
thought or freedom of action where the
Kernel is. He wants to dictate every
nomination from superior judge down to
constable, and his party have long since
grown very weary of his alleged inhu-
ence in their behalf.
The herald., 1894-09-03

TIE best thing the Democracy can
do is to shuttle up and make a new deal
for congressman. Its San Gabriel cam
didste, with his Terminal island and
railway surroundings, will have hard
fight OF it against q smooth talker and
ready debater like McLachlsn. We are
sorry for the grand old party. 1t had
fine opportunity, but threw it away.
We believe that Colonel Messmore
might have had good chance to win,
for he is in every way fit to represent
the district. But the Gaffsy. Gibbon
crowd were too expert in convention
manipulation for him.
The herald., 1894-09-03

GREAT public disasters. like individu-
81 Affections, seldom come singly. The
appalling ravages of the cloudbnrsts in
Texas, which have destroyed many lives
and swept away whole villages, are fol-
lowed by the fearful CONGREGATIONS in
the timber districts near Lake Superior.
The inextinguishable flames of these
forest fires have licked and wiped out
many settlements and consumed many
lives. Towns in the track of the devour-
The herald., 1894-09-03

ing element were hastily abandoned and
the poor Inhabitants left naked upon the
world. Yet these were more fortunate
than the hundreds who were unable to
fly until the dread tongues of fire over
took and burnt them to ashes. We fear
that the details of this great calamity
will surpsss In their narrowing inten-
sity those OF any of the terrible con.
isgrations that visited the forests OF
Michigan in the past.
The herald., 1894-09-03
If THE statements of the Marc uis de

If THE statements of the Marquis de
Pullman, under oath. are worthy of
credence, be cut down the price of cars
10 per cent, but reduced the wages of
his employees just % per cent, while
making no reductions on rents OF houses
occupied by his employees. All the
differentials were in favor of a GENTLE
man for whom the marquis retains q
deep and lasting esteem-and whose
name is Pullman. Yet the pirate who
has grown rich through stolen patents
has the effrontery to pole as the friend
of the skilled laborer.
The herald., 1894-09-03
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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to the Daily Herald VIII be promptly diseon-
tinued hereafter. No papers W IL be sent to
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No contributions returned.
The herald., 1894-09-03

EDIToRs HERALD:-I am with you on
your stand against the introduction Of
such books as lie Cadet in our public
library, which, as L understand, is in
the French language, but you must not
overlook the fact that on page IL OF the
catalogue ia advertised The Decameron
of Boccacio, printed in 1894. giving a
quarter page of explanations. Those
who have been vulgar enough to read this
book. which is printed in English, can
vouch for it's obscenity.
Yours for purity,
SUBSCRIBER.
The herald., 1894-09-03
MONDAY, sEPrEMBER 3. 1894.

ST. LOUIS is the greatest market for
mules in the world. She has shipped
"those humble animals that have no
pride of ancestry and no hope of poster
ity" to England, for use in the Egyptian
war; and also makes occasional chip
ments OF the same useful brutss to Aus
tralia, for use on the sugar plantations
of Queensland. Mules for that region
should, by rights, be bred and foaled in
Galifornia
The herald., 1894-09-03

The queen OF England has at last
found a use for her son-in-lsw, the mar.
quis of Lorne, whom Gilbert caricatured
as Lord Tollolsr in Iolanthe. She has
set him to work at writing the librettos
for operas which will be set to music by
the Scotch composer, Hsmish McCoun.
The first performance will take place
"by royal command" at Windsor castle
in October.
The herald., 1894-09-03

For quarter OF century Dr. Kings New
Discovery has been tested, and the millions
who have received benefit from its use testify
to its wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, chest and lungs A remedy
that has stood the Test so long and that has
ment. Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief or the money will be refunded. 1t
is admitted tn be the most reliable for coughs
and colds. Trial bottles free at G. F. Hei,Ize-
mans drug store, 222 N Main ST. Large size
soc and 81
The herald., 1894-09-03

No WONDER that the British govern
ment objects to the sale Of worn out
police and military uniforms. A slave
trader at small village on the west
coast OF Africa was recently arrested for
desiing in human chattels. He wore
The herald., 1894-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Los ANGELES Misunderstanding the
Wind will be the first play produced at
the Los Angeles theater during the en-
gagement Of Charles Frohman's Empire
Theater Stock company, from the EN-
pire. New York, beginning tonight. 1t
will be interesting, not only on account
OF the high class excellence Of the play
and "the sex against sex" fight which
ia its theme, but because Charles Froh-
man ia now recognized as the leading
stock company OF the United States and
presents q stronger list of players of in
dividual merit than has been since the
palmy days of the big Union Square
company.
BURBANK THEATER.--The Higgins
Waldron CO mpany will begin their en-
gsgement tonight at the Burbank thea
ter in Kidnapped. q melodrsma written
by Mr.. D. K. Higgins, who will assume
the principal comedy role, that of q
German dude. Miss Georgia Waldron
will portray her favorite character, that
OF Grace Bay bro ok, an heirese. Among
the many novel scenes will be the alb
ducsion, the fire scene. the Brooklyn
bridge and the police patrol. Two we'll
trained horses are used in this produc-
ton.
The herald., 1894-09-03
LETTER BAG.


THE HERALD under this hesding prints com :
munications. put does not assume RESPONSE
bility for the sentiments expressed.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Or. Blake. dentist. graduate phila-
delphia Dental college; office. Third and
Main streets.
Kelley Bros. OF Farley. TEX, brought
500 head OF feeders from Wagner &
sons for $3.50 per head
In the coming issue Of tho Illustrated
American viii appear number 81 por-
traits ot the prominent women OF this
city,
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route TO Colorado. Best serVice. short
est line, and quickest time BY six
hours. Free reclining chair cars.
city ticket office, lei Main street
lSav, Leo c. Mes Of Boston Will ad-
dress the mems gospel meeting at 4
p. m. today at the Young Mems Chris
tan association hall. The male quar-
tette viii sing, All men invited. Seats
free.
The machinery for repairing the part
broken In the well test last week has
arrived and the test will be resumed
! tomorrow. II will be continued for
/ quite while and the thorough In
vestigation begun VIII DO resumed.
George l., Cause. funeral director and
embaimer Fun assortment OF under
I takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
] QulItihrnNhs NJ az NthN NNANutA
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tcle'
/ phone i57.
/ Secretary Montgomery has received a
4 lctter from the Little Rock CArl) secre-
/ tary, asking for a copy OF our elecua-
clal ordinance Mr.. Montgomery say
Fort Worth is getting quite a ropu-
tatlon for the thoroughncss OF her
law, and that numerous requests like
the above are made.
The Fort Worth Democratic club
will meet az their usual meet.
ing place Monday night Business OF
Importance will be tranRcted and n
rouslng meeting Is expected An Dem
Ocratio voters living Ia this ward ar,
requested TO give their names TO Ii,
secretary Frank Jones. and to com,
around Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23


Page Harris returned laai night from
kaasas city.
Colonel Bin Hunter OF Evans. snyder
& Co, has gone south.
J. l.. HarrR representing tho TcNas
Live Stock company, IL here
L, NJ, Moore has returned from n
business trip to Wichita Falls.
Captain George Beggs Went west
yesterday on the Texas End Pacific.
w L. Hawkins. cattle feeder OF
Midlothian, was In the city yesterday.
r. H. Carver OF Cassidy Bros n Co,
st. Louis, Mo, was In the city yestcr-
day,
c. H. Abbott OF Moodair. uardle g
Co, live stock. Chicago, WAS In the
city yesterday.
Hon X X. Legojt OF Abilene. one
Of the leading attorneys OF the West
ern bar was In the city yesterday.
q l., Kendell. solicitor Tor q. -, Van
Norman. live stock commissioners, Chit
cogo, was here yesterday on business.
Mr. W n Coxey, press agent ~
Ringing Bros circus, was In the city
yesterday, arranging for appearance
here OF that successful attraction on
October "a.
Mr.. r. BarEman OF the won known
/ Arm OF Laurence s. BarEman OF Trlni
I dad, Col, who recently purchased th'
| Boston store, has shipped the atncl
TO Colorado and left yesterday for the
East to purchase more goods Mr.
Bargman ~ the buyer for tho Arm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

REV. leo c. Mics OF poston will adj
dress the Young Mcn's Christian nsso-
citation, this afternoon at o'clock
Firat Baptist church Services at n
and S o'clock; Young Peoples mcetins.
7 y. M. seats free. j. Morgan WelN.
pastor.
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyterian
church, corner OF Nineteonth and Cham
bers streets Preaching by the pastor
at II o'clock n. m, ana at p, m.
The Me,hodista will hold their quar-
teriy meeting Ia North Fort Worth.
October G and Z. E. w, AlderSep- thc
presiding elder OF this district. VIII pre-
, side,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from the au-
dience answered al Knights OF Honor
hall tomorrow at 3 y. m. Seats free.
All welcome. Strangers especially in-
! Hted.
First Presbyterian church, corner OF
/ Calhoun and Fourth stroete-prcaehing
/ by the pastor. Rev Nj. W poggett u.
/ D., at II a, M. and ) y. IN. You are
| invited 20 attend,
Emmanuel Hebrew CONGREGATION VIII
! have a meeting this evening at o'clock
at O. sohaf's newsstand Tor the pur-
| pose Of elccting now Officers, hy order
OF the President c. NJ, Carb, secretary
Trinity mission. under the care OF
the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, South
west corner OF broadway and 81. Louis
avenue Sunday school. y, mi cven-
Ing prayer and sermon, btl6 y. m, Every
body earnestly invited.
DR. O. l.. Fisher, pastor viii preach
at ST paurs Methodist Episcopal
church, corner OF Lamar ana Seventh
stroota, today morning aud night.
Members will be received at tho morn
ing service, Cordial welcome for all.
tHsHN -.
and RuslS streets--'rhe Rev, Harry Cas-
sll. rector; eighteenth SUNDAY aftor
trinity; early celebration, 7'90 A. M
Sunday school, aSn u. m, Mr. y Il.
Rosolhy. HuperintCndcntl morning pray
or, litany and sermon, VI u, M; evening
prayer and sermon, s y, m, seata all
free and visitors cordially welcomed,
This church win begin a revival
meeting On next sabbath In q largo
tent near the church at the Fast end
or Arlington heigh,a car line The
pastor VIII be assisted hy Evangelist
D. g. weaver who has been worry sue,
ccssmi ns an EVANGELIST IA several Of
the Southern states. All ministers and
Christian workers are cordially invite
ed 10 attend
South Side United brethren Church
Corner OF Magnolia avenue and May
street; Mrs. N w. futile, pastor SUM
day school at ala q. M; preaching 81
N "a m, and f;1l y. M; Young Peoples
Christian Union meets on TUESDAY
evening NJ each week nt iil1 y, M
prayer meeting ON Wrdnoadny even
lng at 1870 on Friday evening at i.ao
box social VIII be given. A cordial
welcome 10 one and all
broadway Baptist Chmnh--W, o.
Bailey, ~, n, pastor Services at n
a m. and .. m. Young Peoples union
at y. NJ, ReNlvnl services have been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.
a GAIN IN TUE ATTENDANCE OVER
LAST YEAR.
The High school Already Wen Fiied
nnd Nore Puril- Espeo,ed--, Nos,
EncouraHinE Outlook for the Pres
eut Scholastic Year.

The enrolment OF the public schools
OF Fort Worth for the week ending
Friday, September 81, 1891. was as fol-
lows: Second street is5; Belknap Street
e4s; Gay Street 2os. Texas Street $40;
Missouri Avenue 2Is; Broadway s6i;
Magnolia avenue i5G; Bacon Hill 81;
Evans Street 22i; Ninth Street $40;
High School ssl; total actual enroll
ment 1851 Number Wednesday 26i6,
Thursday 2665; Friday $685. Total alb
sent 81; tardy 9: per cent attendance
80, per cent tardy .0oo5, or 7 In 10000.
Total number OF teachers ",
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

From letter written by Rev. ].
Gunderman OF DImondnie. Mich. we
are permitted 10 make this extract
81 have no hesitation In recommending
Or. Kings New Discovery. ea the re-
suits were almost marvellous In the
case Of my wife while l was pastor
OF the baptist church at Rlyes Juno
ton she was brought down with pneu-
monla succeeding IN grippe, Terrible
pAroNyBma Of coughing would last
hours with little Interruption and II
seemed an n she could not survive
them a friend recommended Dr.
Kings New Discovery; II was quick In
It's work ana highly satisfactory IN
results" Trial bottles free at ] y.
NlckB & Co.'s drug store. Regular
size. Coo and 800,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
UNIQUE CARNIVAL.
4 Parade of bicycles Lndca wan
Chinese Lanterns.

Parade of bicycles hudcu Mith
Chinese Lanterns.
The cntorprlslng firm Of Evans q
Roe propose q unique puhlis entertain.
mcnt, TO take place nt some time IN
the neRr future. II will be denomlnat-
ed bicycle Carnival" II 10 Intended
70 have parade OF bicycle riders Mt
night. each rider TO carry a large nnm-
Der Of Chinese lanterns - there are
several hundred bike fends ia town,
the general effect must be immense.
As an Incentive TO bringing the boys
oGt-and tho ladlog. too, u nny OF them
wish TO compete q IA proposed that
two prizes shall be given. The nrst TO
consist Of SO IN cash, is offered for
the peraon who win carry on his
wheel the abandonment display of LAM
terms. The second prize VIII be for
the largest number OF lanterns, the
amount being SO.
Now, hero II an opportunity for The
ardent lovers OF the bike 20 populnrifg
II immensely. 70 say nothing Of the
chance 10 proilt substantially BY en-
terlnR into the contest, Ia this case
the race II not 10 the swift. nor the
battle to tbs strong. The selection OF
display OF lanterns FOR the irst prize
h matter OF taste. The question OF
how many lanternR n man can Huccess'
| fully carry on wheel viii come ynry
near being solved by the winner Of the
| second prize The best skill will be
| REQUIRED by the rider 10 keep his bal.
| II no puts on TOO many lights he will
loes both the lghtA and his balance
| and somebody else with a more Level
head win get tho prize. II Wal be q
very interesting affair and all the bik'
ridera should come 20 the front
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

That is Of course something good
. eat Everybody wants it and at
Edwards bakery. on Rusk street -
where to get It. For fine cakes. Just
As good az you evsT saw, and all KINDS
q them, for weddings. parties ete-
Ee are headquarters. Now for gen
elne home and all the different kinds
q bread we are the people TO call on:
N fact. at our bakery you can get an
.he good things generally Kept by
trst class bakery. Telephone 27s. Hot
rolls every evening at 1880
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

for The last two years. arrived home
rom MS long stay last night.
ny Is the same young man who
usea TO be such q mechanic and run
wy Saxette engine. but when told this
WIS fort Worth didn't believe his
city.
Mr. Hill says Washington is a good
country and Seattle great town. but
mat neither are in It with Fort Worth
and Texas. He was an engineer ON a
fuget Sound steamer, very import,
ant position, while there.
He says Fort Worth has grown won
derfully since he has been away. lie
viii probably remain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

wiu he one of III. Grandes, Affairs
Ever seen In Thta tity.

WIN u. one of ,i,. GrnndeSt AuHirs
Ever seen In This city'
Al Grcanwelrs opera honno neNt
rhuraday and Friday evenings with
Saturday matinee. the people Of this
city viii have an opportunity Of Wit
Messing one OF the most clevcrly de-
siEnod and artistic productions Of a
i<irnens ever seen IN the South.
a production that will engage fully
100 people, o0mprisihg ,io beauty and
talent OF our population. beautifully
costumed and bringing 20 our very
doors mine OF knowledge from every
grea; nation on the globe, Every one
OF tho leading powers, from sunny
spain to hemiook-sccntod Norway, The
RED Cross Of g. George and the lilies
OF France, Will be represented. a reg
nlar panorama OF christendom win pass
before the eyes OF the audience and
any one who has ever witnessed
production will DO sure to 50 again.
Aside from tho pretty girls, hand
some and beWitching costumes. the In
terest always attached 10 such pro-
auctions. etc. tho object for which i
was gotten up Is enough 10 cause any
ono 10 attend. From present indien-
tlona It Will be grand success, noih
az play and IN a financial way
An tho rOada entar1ng the CITY WIN
make a special rate Of one fare FOR the
round trip. aud the RIO Orande VIII
| run a special cxcureion from Brown
wood making round trip OF 81. Re-
| hearsais Were had last might and N,
whole city resonnded with music and
song
The sale Of reats viii beGin tomorrow
morning. Those who wish 70 avoid ths
| rush should come early, EVERYBODY
| should attend and We venture M
I prediction that those who do not VII
vsinh they had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Sulphur Rock. Ark. Bept a2,--islah
wsrren. father o. q. A. Warren, was
asJaa.lnated IN Black River township
yeftcrday. IIe vas riding aions the
road aud was shot from ambueh.
twenty two buclzshos entered iia body.
Ile VISA killed about three miles from
whore william Dawson. his trotner-in-
law, was ansssslnatcd several years
neo There Is no clew. OreHt excite
uient prevhite and many different thr-
Dries are advanced as 10 the CAUSE OF
Tho killing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

ground on iesa one pair longer than
the other. to net the proper slope,
Holes were cut at the top and the bot.
tom Of the box 10 secure q current OF
air over the drying fruit or Negets-
hles. witch should I've placed In trays
or dishes Ia the frame The sash
should be placed directly over IT,.
Place the whole In the broad sunlight,
and leave until the contents are aufh-
olentiy dry to be packed IN sacks Or
boxes This method keeps out birds
and Insects, dust and rain. and requires
less care than any other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
TEE AoruAL nNnoLLMnxr
FOR the First Week a, the city Pub
lie schools.

"iiuil to the thtet'
This Is half the title OF an old song.
The balance Is "who I'm triumph adj
vances" The public, the press and the
medical profession chant this refrain
as especially applicable { Hostettcrs
Stomach Bltters. chief among Amorl-
can remedies and personalities for ma
larla, constipation. dyspepsia, liver
complaint, nervousness unquict sleep,
rheumatic twlngcs. and the troubles
incident to advanced age, II is also
universally recognized as q reliable
tonic and appetizer. As family medi-
cine particularly suitable 90 emergen-
Giles Il has no equal. The nervous, the
feeble seek its aid. and the hnpplesi
results follow. The conyalcscent the
aged and the inflrm derive Infinite bene-
nj from it's use. Against the influences
OF impure air. bad water. unaccus-
toned food ovcrworlc and exposure II
is a genuine preventive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

the question OF RELEASE OF the
pieiswlek hotel has not yet been de-
cldsd upon II il underatood, how
ever. that Major Hudsins will remain
in charge Of tho house for some time
and that Il viii remain open for the
accommodation or the travelling pub
worth until the opening OF the naw
hotel az the Hendricks building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Capt. %. W. stephens, the noted
.hobeman. will be here on the 2bth
|wlth number OF fine Kentucky horses
(which he proposes TO sell at auction
Without reserve. In the lot Will be
found elegant saddle horses. fine single
Idrlyers and as hne double teams as
1wfre ever hooked together. These
horses are far beyond the average. and
PARTIES desiring well bred, stylish, safe
/ and speedy drivers Will do well to see
this lot. for they are beauties and Will
always be a source OF satisfaction TO
lhelr owners. The sale will commence
On the cath and will be at Waggoman's
stable. corner Of Third and Throek-
morton streets. Be sure and be there
on the oath.