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Evening journal., 1894-05-14
ONLY S1.98.

Fine Hats Of best of trim
mings and stylishly trimmed,
in all colors, at S2.98, $3.48
and $4.98. Samples may be
seen in our window of a few.
An extra item is a large
assortment of odd lots in
Hats, former prices having
been SI.38, $I4S and $I.68.
Now on a level
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rleld nnr pnstnnneh

The Geld sports Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union, of Wilmington, which
were 70 have taken place on June IA. at
Brandywine Springs, have been post
ponec until some time iu August This
is done 70 suit the different societies IN
the uui0n. The action was taken YES.
tsrdsy At meeting held in st. AIMS
Evening journal., 1894-05-14
nIIaa narrIet sehoneId nead.

News reached here yesterday Of the
death Of the ohly surviving, sister Of Mrs.
Andrew @ Gray, Miss Harriet Schodeld,
Of this city, In New York Miss Scho-
field. who has been feeble for the past
year, went TO New York last month TO
attend the funeral OF her grand niece,
Miss Mary Marsh, the accomplished
daughter Of Lawyer Marsh After the
funeral Miss Schofeld had relapse and
was unable to come home. Adyicas an
nouncing her death were received here
by telegraph yesterday.
Miss Sohofeld was an aunt Of Senator
George Gray and lineal descendant Of
General Schodeld, of Revolutionary fame
She had resided for years in this city on
Front street.
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worid's Columbian Opposition

VIII be Of value to the world by illus
trating the improvements in the me
ohanical arts and eminent physicians viii
tell you that the progress in medicinal
agents has been OF equal Importance,
aud asa sastrengthening laxative that Syrup
Of Flf is far In advance Of all others.
Evening journal., 1894-05-14
nigh Compliment to Professor JONES.

Professor d. B Jones, formerly Of this
city. is now principal Of the public
schools in Georgetown, whore he has
oficiated for nearly year. He has been
highly complimented by Dave. the
tramping New York newspaper man, as
follows:
II is undoubtedly true that the sue
cess and progress Of community depend
largely upon the mental and moral in.
huences Of good schools and good teach
ers. Any neglect in training the younger
element Of town shows itself later in
unruly aud unwise men and women.
The good teacher, who lives up to the
dignity OF his profession, steps in TO cul-
tivate good habits OF self-control, con
centration, etc It addition TO imparting
the mere facts Of the books. Georgetown
may therefore we'll congratulate itself on
its schools All the teachers seem to pull
with the principal and give him
their earnest cooperation in each class
room. My visit 10 each room enabled
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at 25c.
From our regular SOC.
Splendid line of
Shirt Waists
in Pinks, Blues and Browns
ruffles around front. In dots
and stripes. Stylish.
5Oc.

Only a few of those Hand
kerchiefs left that we advertis-
ed for Monday. Will sell re-
mainder, probably IS doz for
this week. at same price,
namely, 1Oc
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whit Sunday TestIvai at Immanuei.

An orchestra Of eight pieces accom-
panied the singing in lmmanuel Church
yesterday afternoon, the occasion being
the special Whit Sunday services. Owing
TO a sudden attack Of illness after the
reception on Saturday night, Mr.. Light
ner could not ofliciate, nor was he able TO
leave the rectory a. any time during the
day. The program as rendered was az
follow:
ilocotaioiitis tiNili tuN
Sentence, e,..............LO Lords Prayer Nersicles
Hymn 3l5
Lesson, Epis, ,le ..;:.............. ...Act3 IL l
Administration of Baptism.
Hymn 26l
Greed, ,..,.......,.......... Versicles
Collect for Day.
Two additional collects.
Hymn 29l.
short address. ...........-...,. 'On Day
Hymn H,O.
Offering Of enve opes and flowers.
Hymn. ...,.,...... ..........."l Holy Onerlngs'
Collect and BenodiCton.
hcueaalolhl. .sssss..sss.sss' hymn oAV
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Demoerats to NIset on TrIday.

Chairman John F. Campbell, Of the
Democratic Hundred Executive Com.
mittee, Of New Castle has issued a cali
for q meeting next Friday night in the
City Hall. The subject for considera.
tion will be that Of selecting or electing
the new member Of the County Elective
Committee from New Castle hundred.
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Epworthians Read Interesting Essays.

AZ the M. E. Church last evening the
ffth anniversary Of the Epworth League
was celebrated by the local chapter. An
interesting program was rendered. The
four papers, read by members Of the
cabinet, were very instructive. The
subjects were; "Revivals," "Bible
Study" Systematic Visitation aud
Popular Amusements. The Sunday
school orchestra assisted with the music,
which was well rendered.
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nnlldInr Permlta I.sued

Building Inspector Dohl, this morning
issued he following permits; j. H.
Coffin, back building, No, POI South
Adams street; Thomas j Shine one
story iron building. No 10l West Seventh
street
Evening journal., 1894-05-14

A new invoice of Chemi-
settes, jail the latest styles,
and going fast. Call and look
them over.
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me 20 speak TO all the teachers, and l
found each one filled with enthusiasm in
his noble profession.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

i'-ton-"Do You believe in love
atnrst sightY" Mr. Lucoin-"Oh. mol Its
muo-sibe 10 he perfectly sur, ,A4t girl is
.ich. "-BrOoklyn Life.
The blood Is the source Of health. Keep it
pure by taking Hoods ssrsaparilla, whi n IS
peculiar TO itself. and superior in strength,
economy, and medicinal merit
Hoods Pills are purely vegei able. carefully
prepared from the besl ingredients. % cents.
Evening journal., 1894-05-14
AZ Station
his train runs TO Bear as usual.

General surprise was noticed, when the
new time cards appeared this morning.
at the G 10 train from Wilmington being
marked with siguifying that 1t will
run daily including Sunday.
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LION AND 4 BAD TEMPER
Likened Unto Each Other in
an Address to Prisoners.
WHEN TEE TRAINS WILL LEAVE

An Accommodation VIII Run From
Battery at $40 Every Evening, In
oluding sunday-Hundred Democrats
WIN Talk over Member of the
County Committee -Epworth League
Anniversary.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE. May 14,-Rev. V. S Col
Inns and the Nj. Il. Sunday school orches
ira made the county jail services inter
esting yesterday afternoon These
services are held semi.monthly. under
the direction OF Mrs Edward Challenger,
superintendent of prison work of the
w. G. T. u. The long term prisoners In
their convict gsrb aud clean linen, were
formed ia line along either side of the
corridor and stood there during the
entire service The colored quartet of
prisoners sang an appropriate hymn. in
which the high tenor distinguished him
self
Mr.. Collins spoke on Ssmson's meeting
and conQuering the lion unarmed and
compared the lion to a bad temper The
text Of his discourse was in the two
verses as follows.
"And behold, a young lion roared
against him. Ana the Spirit of the Lord
came nightly upon Samson and he rent
him as he would have rent a kid, and he
had nothing In his hand,
Nearly every man had temper. II he
hadn't he was just about as worthless
for active service as a knife without
temper. There ars times when that
temper will come up and roar against
the man Just as the lion did to Samson.
Now what was needed was the Spirit of
God to come nightly upon him. II
samson had not that blessing he would
have been torn himself and destroyed by
the beast And that is the way with
every man Of us to-day We can't expect
TO conquer our fierce and high tempers
without help and a blessing from our
God
WIN Appeal TO GenI. supt Konnoy.
It is said that General Superintendent
II. +. Kenney, Of the p, w. q b. rail-
road. will be appealed to II Mr.. Holiday
concludes 20 take no further action
toward the continuance OF the convent
enu New Castle train known as the ten
train. leaving Wilmington every night
at 9 81 and returning from this city at
10 IA. According 10 the new time table
the arrangement OF evening trains Is
particularly bad. lt Is said that all the
public building attaches at Farnhurst
viii protest against the arrangement.
The new time table shows that trains
will leave New Castle for Wilmington
about as follows:
Evening journal., 1894-05-14

Trains will arrive from Wilmington
about as follows, the schedule showing
that each train leaves Wilmington about
fourteen minutes before
Evening journal., 1894-05-14

LARGE Dollars are larger at
Sixth and Market
DOLLARS. that is it takes less
of them to cover a
good suit, hat or pair of shoes
than they usually prove to be.
Our aim is always to give good
value, and buying in large
quantities and for CASH we are
able to do 80.
You will find here Just what
you may need in men or bows
wear - Clothing, Tailoring,
Furnishings, Hats or Shoes.
We want you to come and look
through any OR all of these de-
partments and our statements
will be proven.
Straw Hats are in stock-25c
to 81. The assortment includes
every good thing the market
affords.
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To Bind tho ''sIghts and Scenes Of the
World "

Arrangements have been made TO bind
The "Sghts and Scenes of the World.
In half Russia ard gilt edges for 81
Bring them TO the EVENING JOURNAL
office All the back numbers on hand to
replace any that may have been mislald
or missed
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CSC.
Consider
HOSIERY, HOSIERY,

For a few moments, (the feet,
buy stocking for I2Hc.-we
sell them-they are of a
famous dye, but the stocking
itself is not of the best. Re
member, in warm weather you
want the best and the coolest
best stocking, the best
dye. We carry them and for
this week are going to run a
Special Sale of our famous
regular made, drop stitch hose,
dye guaranteed, for
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21c.
Our regular 25c. stocking.

Your makeup is often in
complete without Gloves. You
need Gloves. 1t adds. Why
not get a cool, all silk, extra
heavy glove. Special
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MOVE UP
FRONT PLEASE!

Is the cry of the conductor on
a crowded street car. We have
been tempted to use the same
expression, with the Slight
variation of walk right back
please! or right here for pants
pleased Children's Depart
ment in the rear! to the cowd
of patrons that was in on
Saturday getting their Spring
outfit of the New York Cloth
ing House. We've been busy;
in fact, it seems as though
we're doing the bulk of the
Clothing business in town, and
why shouldn't we? We've got
the best selected stock of suits
in America at popular prices
for instance FORTY STYLES
YY6puIIAFRH LAR PRICE p C$EOId5fR Idf SO. #6 VP6
guarantee every garment we
sell. We will return your
money for anything you don't
like.
Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The superinten 'cnts Tell what The,
Have necn Doing.

Cleveland, o., Nov. lg.-The opening
session OF the W. c. 4, U. convention
was not so wen attended as the former
ones have been.
Reports OF superintendents were taken
up under the evangelical department.
the general topic being, What Are the
Different Departments grouped under
the head. 'Evangelistic.' doing TO save
men from the sin Of intemperance, and
what results can each report show as
contributing TO the overthrow OF the
hQuor traffic, and the establishment or
Gods klngdomY'
Miss + w. Greenwood OF Brooklyn
told OF the distribution OF the evange-
listlc literature, and OF arrangements
Tor simultaneous prayer meetings in
different localities.
Mra Minnie English OF Indiana, re-
ported favorable work among railroad
men OF that state.
Mrs Mercer offered resolution
which was unanimously adopted, urg-
Ing the creation OF sentiment among
young people OF the country against the
pfuetice OF vlvisection, which she dc.
nouneed as cruel and unnecessary for
the promotion or science.
Rev. Mary Wood Allen. responded for
me purity apartment She complained
" a lack Of funds TO carry out the work
~ the department, but otherwise on
cred an encouraging report
Mrs. c. NJ. Wood reported that the
work among RAILROAD men, barring the
interruption, caused by the big strike.
mad been very eneouraginr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
sArcg ron Tnr oA7pEn.

Following Republican presidents, Mr..
Cleveland holds that It Is necessary
to redeem the paper Issues OF the gov
eminent in gold. and gold only. to
prevent depreciation. II Is reported
that he will recommend 10 congress
the adoption OF the Baltimore plan
for national currency. which origin
ated with the American Bankers as
ISOLATION and which provides for note
issues by banks to the extent OF three
fourths OF their capital stock. This
plan also provides for the governments
Endorsement OF these note obligations.
II the president would be consist-
ent he must recommend that all OF
these note issues shall be redeemable
in gold. Suppose congress should adopt
such plan. emitting the governments
Endorsement OF this private currency,
does any intelligent person believe the
banks would put out a dollar OF notes2
Would any sane banker issue paper OBJ
ligatione. redeemable on presentation
In gold. at the option OF the holder,
while all Europe Is lighting for the
possession Of gold and brokers are
fattenlng on the profits Of It's oxporta-
uon2 Certainly not. Nobody would
expect that OF bank. but MIR. Harrl-
sons administration held that the law
which made the governments obilgn-
tons redeemable In gold or silver at
the option Of the government was
faulty and that these notes should be
redeemed In gold only Mr.. cieyelnnds
administration has upheld this policy
This decision repeating statute by
executive viii 10 what has caused the
depletion Of the gold reserve and the
issue OF bonds.
We VIII see whether the president
thinks the currency of the banks should
have the same prop that he, without
legal authority, has given to the cur
rency OF the government. and II 50.
whether he would have the govern
mon; or the banla provide the gold
for the redemption of the banks obll-
cations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

CHIEF OF Police Arnold to use In case oil
emergency.
Who webster IL.
New York. Nov. l9.-Edward Webster,
the young man who while attending
school In France, led the police OF Faris
a chase by disappearing from me Iraln
between St Lazarre station IN fa,Is
and Colonies, last January, 10 the
hero OF another misadvsnturs. ne now
lies 81 In the Portland hospital OF paI-
las. Tex. and his mother. Mrs lheo-
dore conkiing, has gone post hhste 70
his bedside from her home In the Hotei
Marlborough. At the time OF his french
nffair the police sought for him Tor
three months and then decided that
body found IN the Seine was that OF
the young American school boy. ms
mother partly identified the oody.
About two months later the poy was
found alive. He had become dlssatis-
fed ut the school where he was study
ing. His mother then brought him
back TO America and he was sent on q
visit to Texas as the guest or Col.
Hughes on a ranch at Chlldress. The
boy, according TO his parents (his moth
er was married a second tlme) y worth
nearly half Il million dollars the value
OF the estate left by his father, Jack
Webster, who was member or the
Produce Exchange at the time OF MS
death. Although only is years old,
young Webster weighs $50 pounds, and
"a six feet two inches In height
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
nAwArs WANTS.


The Leading Political Issue There IL
Annexation 90 the Unitcd stntcS.
san Francisco. Nov, la,--The latest
advlocs from Hawaii received here
show that the American UnlUl party.
which represents the annexation stntl-
ments In The islands. not only made
clean sweep practically in tho cleo
lions OF october 20 for senator's dsl
representatives, but that there ire
few persons In the country who e..
pose annexation.
The first pianE In the platform Of the
American party declares that "lhe
foremost mission Of the party Is to
secure the political union OF II wall
with the United States" Another
plank demands such revision % tariff
as WIN prohibit competition with
American products and manufactures,
protection TO which America Is Justly
entitled by virtue OF the treaty OF rp.
clprocity. and wdlch we deem iincCs-
snry to insure the oxintence " on
merchants who ore being rdp'Aiy su-
peIscded by an element having nothing
IN common with the principles lylng
at the foundation OF our Institutions T"
These planlSs mako clear the friendly
feeling OF the dominant element IN
Hawaii for the United States ApneNn-
tlon TO this country ovcrshadows every
other consideration, Privat' letters
received from Honolulu show that the
annexationista believe that their dream
viii ha realized within tho next two or
three years az the farthest
An Interesting fact In cOnnsrtl m
with suffrage In the Hawaiian Islands
IL the property and educational dnali-
fcatlon which attaches 10 that PRIV
ntgo. ono must have an cnllu N.
come OF $500 or taxable property yaln' a
az $500 before he eau vote TO- aan-
ntors and must road and wcit' the
English language before h. IL llall.
htd TO cast a vote for represeutat,ysA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

what Is BEING Done In the Depart
ments-PersonuI Mention.

Austin. Tex, Nov is--The attorney
generals ONCE has In charge Ellis coun-
ty court house bonds to the amount OF
SlG5.OOO and their approval is being
urged by Judge Singleton, county
Judge. and Attorney NJ. b. Templeton.
botu OF MaxnhRchie.
Mr.. G. c. Groce, OF Waxahachie, rep
resents an opposition TO their Issuance
and says that there are 50 many lr-
regularities that they should not be APP
proved by the uttorney-general, and to-
day he is urging these reasons upon
Mr., Bowman. whose duty 1t is TO ex-
anime and approve bonds submitted TO
the attorney generals office.
General Mabry received the following
telegram this morning:
Qunnah. Tex, Nov. 1.-THE gang the
boys arrested and had fight with near
Bellevue was part OF the Cook gang
and one of them has just told me all
about the different train and bank rob-
berries. w j. MCDONALD.
Capt. Mcdonald has charge of a
company OF rangers and General Ma
bry considers this a good haul.
Bellevue is about IS miles from Wich-
ita Falls.
II has been reliably stated that no
less than l50 United States marshals
have been after these outlaws and II Is
therefore considered to be remarka-
Bile capture to bag this game without
bloodshed.
Comptroller Mccall and Mr.. Proctor,
one OF the clerks are engaged In max
Ing examinations OF the tax collectors
rolls in order to see II they are correct,
with n View TO having the newly elect
ed collectors make the proper bond.
Governor HogE left this morning on
the northbound International and Great
Northern In company with Mr. Harry
W. Keteman. for Waco, where he has
gone to assist the good people Of Waco
in extending n cordial welcome 10 "a
large party Of St Louis visiting mer-
chants and business men, who are to
arrive tomorrow to visit the great pal
ace.
Hon. Hebber Stone. OF Brenham left
for home yesterday after spending sew
eral days in Austin. He was accompa-
MED by his mother-ln-law, Mrs. ID. c.
Glddlngs. and his young son.
Hon. II. d. McfJGHUr1 and Judge Sam
Ben Maxey, Of Paris arrived this morn
Ing and registered at the Avenue hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
on NO, No, NOT


A Popaitat In the Dallas NcwAi
There nrc three cditorluI pnrn-
graphs In your inst issue tint are
worth rs much TO us "crnniey pupu-
listn" ns n whole year OF the Mcr-
curry, Nonconformist or Mntaon'A
h seppi ,n an" an, ,n" ~ -"s'sE . ErSSn n,,
much cnnnot he anid In cummendn-
lion of the News for It's nhernIitS
aud the mnrlsrd degrce OF iHdc-
nendcnce 10 Inns recently mnntfeEted
In Its editorial policy. or course we
do not wish 60 Intimate TINT the
News Il Popuust orEnn Ia dis
Hutsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

This paper "a Keep. on ile and adver-
Using rates may he bsccrialned mt the
on OF the American Newspaper Pub
lishers' Association. Temple Court,
New York. or from It's Eastern bual-
ness oince. IS Tribune building, New
York
Western busincss Office: 5O9. "rhe
Roakery" Chicago. III.
g. c. Beckwlth sole agent for foreign
advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

people OF Texas to do their part. The
railroads stand ready to give their
hearty cooperation. Now let the pso-
pie Join hands with the railroads. and
all pull together for tho common
cause
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

san Antonio Express, The Waco
Cotton Palace continues to attract
large crowds. not only from all parts
of Texas. but from many sections OF
the other states. It Is proving mag.
niiieent advertisement FOR Waco and
incidentally for Texaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

James Big Heart has been inaugu-
rated president Of the osoge Nation
arrayed IN Il dress suit. but notwith-
atandlng this evidence Of civilization
the demand for statehood for the ter.
rItory grows louder and louder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

With total investment In dlstrlbut-
ing equipment OF nearly one million
dollars. Fort Worth should have q wa
ter supply OF equal proportions. THIS
question takes precedence Of all other
questions. II Is first In Importance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

For the iirst time IN many years the
annual banquet OF the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce. to occur soon. VIII
not be attended by the Secretary of the
Treasury. Il is usual for the Secretary
90 make The Principal speech o, the DC.
eeslon The chamher OF Commerce
represents In a large measure, wall
s;Fsei and Wan street ana the seere-
tary are out,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Tho delegation OF business men
from 81 Louis now making O
tour OF Texas Is receiving royal well
come everywhere. and Fort Worth Will
not be behind Its nelghbors in hospi-
tally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

THE sEMt-wEEKLY GAZETTE.
oae year ISSUED Tuesday and Fri
davl. 81 90.
SIX months. 30 cents.
Three months. IS cents.
I postmaEteri are authorized TO act
az agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Houston. Tex, Nov, l9.-rle Tevqs
Div ng Park AssocittiGn viii hold a
race meeting at the Driving Park from
today TO December l. A Ia &c number
OF good horseF have boon shipped hero.
and the racing prom SEES TO be big
success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The travelling agents OF The Gazette
ares
". II. INGALLS,.
]. =. TERRY.
W. Il, MARCHMAE.
~. NJ, NOBLE.
r. T.. MELLON.
PROF. Carl. VINCENT.
II. r. STAGTf.
letters ~ authority are given 10 all
other parties especially accredited TO
rpnrneout 'hta uaner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

John q. Carlisle was appointed to
represent the Democratic party In Mr.
cieyeland'a cabinet. aud since It is
plain enough that he Is wanted no
longer, no ought to get out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Is a dangerous condition directly due
to depleted or impure blood. II sSould
not be allowed to continue, as in It's
debility the system ls especially liable
to serious attacks OF illness Hoo1's
sarsaparilla Is the remedy for such a
condition, and also Tor that weakness
which prevails at the change Of season,
climate or life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The Gay to get rid Of cent cot
ton Is u stop raising It. That plan Is
open to every farmer, and It beats any
other that has been proposed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The Cotton Palace Is doing a great
work for Texas, and all Texas should
say amen from within the walls OF
the Palace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The Dallas News Is sim engaged In
al effort to prove that the Democratic
party virtually lost the late election
In Taxas. and that the Populsts won
It by and by Snap Shots win spread
out all over the News and yet It out
a. local edition OF Texas slftlnEs.