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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
THE RALEIGH MONUMENT.

Yesterday was memorable day for
North Carolina-a memorable day,
indeed, for the whole South. AT
Raleigh was unveiled another imposing
Confederate monument, which, though
designed especially to commemorate
the heroism, fortitude, and patriotism
of the North Carolina soldiers who
followed the Stars and Bars, stands
also in the broader sentiment that
inspired its erection, as memorial to
the Confederate soldiers from all the
other Southern States.
The monument is the result OF the
indefatigable labors and consecra'cd
devotion of the ladies ofthe Old Nhih
State. and the unwilling was the
occasion of most imposing civic,
military, and veteran demonstration
Crowds were in attendance from ali
over North Carolina, many OF the
other Southern States were represented,
and the cords TO the veil were GIArn
by little Julia Jackson Chris IAN,
grand -daug hter of" Stonewall' } ckson
The address of Colonel Alfred Moore
Waddell. the orator of the OCCASION,
was 4 noble tribute to the Confederate
soldier. and magnificent Wind Cation
of the course of the South IN 1901.
Without indulging in bitterness Colo
mel Waddell placed the responsibility
for the war on the North-where It
belonps-and clearly demonstrated
that the Southern States had the right
tn withdraw from the Union. He
made and drove home the charge that
secession and notification were born
and nursed in New England, quoting
New England authorities to sustain his
nnsi,i,n. and while he told the unvar-
nished truth he said nothing that could
offend any, save those who are AFRAID
of the truth. Colonel Waddell more
than sustained his enviable reputation
as an orator, and added another valu-
able chapter to the history of the
struggle of 1S6I-'65, notably in re-
spect of the causes that preCipltated l,
and the motives that aCtuated those
who participated in it on the Southern
side.
1t is a matter of deep regret to oul
people that the Richmond military
were not represented in the demon
stration. Several of our companle:
had purposed being present, and had
initiated arrangements to that end,
but could not leave the State owing to
the condition of affairs in the South
west Virginia coal fields. -Richmonc
Dispatch.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
WOMhNKIND.
For Woman and Home.

WoMANK1ND appeals to the
tastes of the great mass OF
people; its editors aim to fill
it with such bright stories,
clever poems, interesting
sketches, helpful hints and
suggestions that no woman
can afford to be without 1t.
"Sensible Wear "Mother-
hood" Upright Homes, "Wo.
mans Progress, ''Child Life,
"Floral,' "Women OF the
Day" ETC., are a few of its
interesting departments. 1t is
sensible and practical In all
things; cable, Bright and
Clean" is its motto, and that
the reason it is the favorlte
| paper for Woman.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Does II Invite Drastic LegislatiOn1

Does 1t Invite Drastic Legislation
Commenting on the boycott OF the
Seaboard Air Line by the Southern
Steamship and Railway Association,
which has been in effect and successfully
Tough, by the defendant corporation
since about the first of March, Tie
National, Of Atlanta, Ga, expresses
itself in the following pointed style IN
its issue of May 10th:
There is a we'll defined idea in the
public mind that the Southern Railway,
through the Southern Steamship and
Railway Association, is at the bottom
of scheme to destroy the Seaboard
Air Line Railway, in the hope OF
eventually getting control of that
system of railroads, and allying it with
its already too great combination OF
roads. The absorption Of SO many
roads under one management as are
combined in the Southern system has
excited no small degree of alarm IN
the public mind, and this combination
of roads will not be allowed to extend
itself much beyond its present pro-
portions.
A conviction that the Southern has
designs upon the Seaboard Air Line
will be the signal for legislation OF the
most dr5stic character in all the States
through which the two systems oper-
ate, and the Southern will do we'll &c
make it plain that while it wishes tc
operate its own lines, it has no desire
to injure, destroy, or absorb lines o
any other system.
If the Southern throws down tht
gage of battle it should be promptly
met by the people and Legislation
should be had of such character a
will disintegrate the system and pre-
serve competition. When the people
are aroused they shoot TO kill, and tn
Southern will do we'll to remembe
this fact.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
THE GROWTH OF FRATERNITY.

On Federal Decoration Day there is
to be dedicated at Chicago a monu-
ment to the Confederate prisoners
who persisted at Camp Chase. A
number of Grand Army posts have
protested against this desecration Of
Decoration Day on loyal soil, but the
Grand Army of Illinois has more of
the spirit of fraternity than that. 1t
concluded its session at Bloomington
Thursday, having adopted, in reference
TO this matter, resolution which
merely "depreca,es such desecration
of Decoration Day." and saying that
while the Grand Army Of the
Republic can not presume to deny the
right of individuals to participate in
the ceremonies, the Grand Army Of
the Republic organization as such can
have nothing to do with it, adding
that had any other day been chosen
for the dedication no notice of the
affair would have been taken by the
Grand Army
I1O" SOOu vi IL uOl W lldNC III oio =
den The whole performance! And as
for its not denying "the right of
individuals to participate in the cere-
monies," that is real clever. The
rebels could have asked for nothing
better than this, except to have had
the whole matter ignored" no notice
of the affair" taken at all-and this
boon, we are assured, would have been
theirs had they chosen just any other
date than 5oth of May.
The kindness of the Grand Army
of the Republic is exceeded only by
its appetite for PENSIONS Charlotte
Observer.
Parents of weak. delicate, colorless
children should not delay in giving John
sons Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. Will
make them fat and rosy. Pint bottle, 81 co.
Melville Dorsey druggist Henderson, Y E.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
TOBACCO FLUES

l have every facility for doing this Al.
of work and Shall make a specially C :. =
this season. AS teXpect 10 he Ken, NJ. L
would advise that orders he nlaea5
early as possible. Nothing but the q I
materials used and workmanship m :
standard. y
Ii honest work, fair and square de,Ii,.
and low charges count for anything il ,
working mans favor, will 90 10 The h,
am not content 10 occupy any mdS'.
position III my business. ami am dr,r,mIs+i
to win my way to the front by f,rca !.
merit and just deserts.
Prices as reasonable as is cun>l>,en, NJ.
firSt-clasS work. Remember the Mas,
building opposite DR.. fuckers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
STILL AT WORK

My business is gradual, incrra>;,,
it gives me pleasure Ia state tI'.s az:
fully prepared to do all work in M, IL
promptly and in Il satisfactory NAM, III
have full set of new machinar,. 81.
&c, and can do anything in fhr i "'ls
roofing, guttering, Spouting, and ren ri.
of every description. P@Ha,,
make specially of repairing co,,:.
stoves, locks, guns, pistols. fttinJ aug
mending tinware, etc. Prices les>,'' Ny
and work guaranteed 'ae..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
Free to GOLD LEAF Readers.

r,cO1D1EAE ;s anxious that its subscribers shoGu
har eG the Advantage n of every good going With this
end in view we have arranged with Inc 20 vearv
TO- their two great monhlies FARM News and
WoMANk1Np which will be prcscn ed rkEE TO EVERY
ADVANCE subscriber to the GOLD LEAF.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23

THE fellow Thayer, of Boston, who
trembles with rage at the mention OF
a Confederate soldier, as he doubtless
uuaked with fear at the sight OF one
during the war, did not write the
telegram to Chief Marshal Carroll
printed elsewhere.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
Edward Stephens, ACT, Henderson, n. C.

nrlTNESS g. HEAD NOISES CURED
UcAI NY Tubular Cushions help when
all else fails, as glasses help the eyes.
Whispers heard No pain. Invisible:
F. HiSCOX, S53 Broadway, New YORK,
sole denot. Book and proofs FREE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23

We desire a live agent and corresponding
at every postoffice in Vance and ADJOINING
counties. ,,.;o,,e of local
and general interest and oplhioIn up'"
matters of public concern. are inV,Itu.
The editor will rot be responsible for
the views or statements OF correspondents
and reserves the right at all times TO
revise or reject any article he may thihR
proper. A., .rar uust he
written on-and the real name or tne
writer accompany the contribution. NO
attention will be paid to anonymous let
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23

The Meas anu Obserper printed
the following telegram which was
received by Chief Marshal O. J.
Carroll, at Raleigh, Monday:
CLEVELAND, O., May 20.
O. 7. CARROLL, Chief Marshal.
The brave Confederates who com
peeled our admiration IN war nave our
best wishes in peace. A. +. BREWER.
The sender of that message was a
Jrnion officer. and that he was a brave
and gallant one need not be added
1t is a touching tribute from the Blue
to the Gray, such as none but a brave
man could pay.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1890.

Judge Emory Speer, of the Federal
Court, at Macon, Ga, has issued an
order against the Southern Railway
and Steamship Association, lifting the
boycott of the Seaboard Air Line.
This is a triumph Of right against
nigh, at which the public generally
and the friends and patrons OF the
Seaboard Air Line especially will
rejoice.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-23

Parents of weak. delicate, colorless
children should not delay in giving John
sons Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. Will
make them fat and rosy. Pint bottle, 81 co.
Melville Dorsey. druggist, Henderson, y &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Austin, Tex, May 2.-procoedings of
lho supreme court today.
Nrits of error granted: Cotton va.
COT, from III Pnso; Texas Central Rail
way company VS.. BraclS, from Com
aneho.
WHm OF error refused. stophens va
wallace ct AL, from johnson! Unyn,t
w. Herman from Fort Bend. MARX.
ham ~ Co. Vs. Parker ct al. from /. I'M
stone Lumphu vs.. Nicholson. from
Hosque, Hanna VS.. Hanna, from An.
leraon st. Louis ana san Frnncisrn
h'llIpnd company VI. Crnlgo. from
Lamar sau Angelo National bank Va
kirkpatrick, from Tom Green: p,Ina
consolidated Traction Railroad com.
pany ot al. Va. Hurley OF al fr,,,,
bauAs' cruz Va. Navarro, from Wehh
Dismissed for want OF mrIsdietton.
Cotton vs. Rand ct al, from Ei paan,
sS,,NunIlor LANG a Sm0ot ct al. VA
summon n Co, from Dallas.
@ N'h.atlhg overruled; Sanchez Va
S'n Nnlonlo ana Aransds Pass Rail.
IyHd company. from Nouces; Wostern
from Dallas. smith,
Motions for rchearlnr subr,t,,,,.
l.imhcrger Vs. san Antonio RnniI Tr,,'
st street Railway company f,,r,,
n,eNhr, Durrcll vs., Farrell ct nj Srg,,
sarcWNtrt Powers va, Morrison of nj
from Henderson. VI "i''
cause set; Walker Va. Cole. for Nav
10, from Mctennnn. 'O' M'y
NNusc hihrmcd by agreement or mr.
tlNH' toward ct al va Galbraith Of al
from Fannln. ~" u HI''
Cause submitted: Dam 90 GA.
from Galveston. S'"'e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

The expression u sentiment In fnyor
OF the equality of silver with gold at
the public mint, which la being glven
from day TO day In the Central. South.
orn and Western states. Ia declared
by the cuckoo correspondents at wash
lnglon To be political revolution.
Thcy profess TO bo ustoundcd at the
growth" OF the free coinage idea ana
talk OF It no one OF the now thlnFa
which politicians must take into their
calculations This IL the ghooreat rot
and ahows either that washington
lives wholly In an atmosphere OF SELF.
deception, or that its journalism Inns
reached the lowest plane OF press pros
utution.
There has never been any cause for
poison " common sense and com.
mon observation 10 believe TINT moro
than onc-tcnth OF the people OF the
United Stntoa are favorable to Tho
SHANGHAI policy that has been tho most
distinguishing trait " tho present adj
mlnlstratlon. To be sure. there arc
many people not by any means con.
stltuting large minority. who are
sincerely friendly to the cause OF nj
metallism and who are sincerely doubt.
iul whether 1t is possible without tho
impossible aid Of an International
agreement. These people arc. for the
most part rigIdly non.committnl at
The present time. Nlcawbcr-ilke. thev
arc waiting developments.
The whole truth Is that the Amerl-
ran people. rather than the ofiiechold.
IRIS at Washington. have made n ala.
novery They have discovered what
HE administration Ia there for Tho
shocking and humillntlng fact that tho
crusade against property interests and
IN FAVOR OF centralized moneypd inter.
eH's begun at tho beginning OF tho pros.
ont century In the council rooms or The
holders OF the worlds securities has
scaled the White House and from that
point OF vantage has turned It's batter.
lea ON the American System and tho
American conscienco has come hame
TO the people at large. the people OF
an parties. They have come to under.
stand that tho central purpose OF Tho
administration and the purpone which
gave II the peculiar influence that land.
ca II In power, " not the maintenance
81 op' a revolution In our financial
system that viii bring 1t In ontlrc har.
inony with those systems in Europe
orsanizcd for tho purpose OF giving
70 Magnificent Greed clustered at q
single point, oftentImea behind the
walls OF single building. tho abso-
iu'e mastery OF tho trade, industry ana
agriculture OF kingdom. They have
seen the prerogatives OF government
stretched beyond all precedent in order
% confer n vast benefit on n coterIc
OF foreign capitalists whose foothola |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
TERRELL NEWS.
EDITOR Married-Miscellaneous
Notes--Personol Mention.


Terrell, Tex, May 2.--Robert 7. to,o
publisher OF the Kaufman rnn, re,
News' this city, and Miss Daisy cav
were married last evening, NJ fha rnsi'
uuehce OF Mr., John CAN'T Rcv W y,
SnFheA officiating. Editor w ~,
Jones has been disabled by tho -,
ne ne received In the difficulty Win ' NJ.
norDandi that he has not boen abta ",,
put IN inll time on this week's ,an w
Inc hose carriage was made ! tn,,
pulury wreck yesterday mornine Il, ~,
luk 70 the Nelson fire by hnvi,s
wheels badly broken. The bose " .Mo
wv ansed IN two.horse wagon ,.tI
WIZ he used un,il the hose esrr,n m.a'Vi,
fepHlred.,.T The stock law went
erect on the urat, and not n fe,,, , t',po
nave found their way into t, ~,
pound. The streets are clenr ~ Ivy
Though several came m frn,, s'9 ~
country today to see about the ,,,, .ne
RAJ exercises the decoration ,vas ,.'V,
ponea until SOME future time a.
count OF the rainy weather cs,, ~"
Is hgmphss has returned fron, sn.. y,
and reels now that he Is amnns sri,,h
ann those who sustain his meas,,ra'.
IN she recent session OF tho lrs.ls3aa.ts
,...Thc First National bank NJ sA,a.ure
new invention IN tho ahape or "pM
we safe, which In burfiar-n,'s, s'so-
vice that win add TO the safn,J p,.ol de-
Methodist parsona y, BANK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03


Vernon. Tex. May Eve had a Jnll
delivery here Tuesday night. w. H.
Tucker charged with dlsposng Of
mortgagcd property. and Erastus Me
Kinney colofcd, convicted OF aggra-
waited assault and battery at the last
term OF the district court and given
one year IN jail burrowcd through the
brick wall OF the Jail and let them
selvca down by guilt. T.. G, Spencer,
In jail pending an appeal to the Grim
maj court OF appeals on u conviction
OF theft Of hogs did not attempt to
escape. Captain w. j. Mcdonald Of
Qunnah, captain Of tho rangers Is In
the city,. Colonel w. w L.enk. one
Of the leading lawyers OF Dallas. is I'm
tho city on professional buslncss....It
" underAtood from parties In from
the eastern part of the county that a
heavy rain fell there yesterday after
noon, and that the han did a great
deal OF damage to the crops The
commissioners court was In session
yesterday receiving and approving the
county collectors annual reports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
GRAND TRUNK OFFICIAL.
Insomnia No Longer Terror of the
Hard Worker While Palne's Gel
cry Compound Exists-Mr. N. j.
Grace Speaks in Praise of It.

one OF tho neutrality-suspicious.
best-loolslng men IN Boston today, says
the Boston Globe. Is prominent New
England agent OF great railroad, who
uses Palne's celery compound spring
and fall. and whose vito and children
take 1t daily during the spring months.
MIR. n. j. Grace Of the Grand Trunk
II modest man, one OF the best liked
gentlemen In Boston, and a thorough
rallroad man.
When asked about the merits OF
Palnos celery compound he said lac
believed In II thoroughly, had used II
himself and IN his family for two years
with the most gratifying results
MY boys are using II now" he said.
"nnd believe there ~ no better spring
medicine than PHincs celery compound.
A touch Of rheumatism first urged me
TO try 1t. and times after that. when
run down, as most every one W at
intervals through the year. found that
II revived the vital spark and made me
feel better. Never I'm all my expert
once among men have / heard a remedy
20 highly spoken or Friends OF mine
have used II with splendid results for
Dyspepsia ana liver complaint, while
for Insomnia, n nciEhbOr OF mine tells
no that It VIII bnrish 1t In might"
Mr. Grace IL one OF the hcnlthlost
looking mon TO be mot with IN BOSTON
today For fully thirty years he has
been with the Grand Trunk. yet In an
MS NE he never looked better or cu-
Joyod more freedom from pain than he
does today. lie II one OF the thousands
IN this city who have reason to believe
In Palhe's celery compound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Cily OF McNlco, May 2.-.-The now
nm' a OK Vera Cruz, tho inutsrlous
Grated with all the pomp ana d IU,iSv 7.
OF mo church, Archbishop AlnrioH
neeu OF the Roman church in MexIen'
pVnuhcated and acted aA director gen'
,LM OF ceremonies, while rcprogent"-
u.cs OF the governor OF Vora Crn,
netel as sponsors, over 200 prlests ,s-
s rlnt, The Procession was mag.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

berlin, May g.---Prinoe n,s,,,,s.,.
nus wiitten a letter to his fayorii@ ~
kuh' INC Hamburger Nachrlchtor asv
~ mat he Ia unable TO answer. ~ a
Il ul,l'ude Of congratulations no bas
tsuoelNeu from all parts of GERMAN.
t,vni Germans abroad and fortirners
bbaal,leularly nom citizens VI the ljnitc I
Sat,e'os' lie begs his friends 10 aeccnf
ms cordial and hearty thnnks ~
tiiigHShsva or good VIII upon the oern.
F'on OF bis elghtidth birthday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

ltaseo, TeS. May a.-Lnst NIGHT ir
the w J. Hooks three stores worn
broken orcn by hurgurs. " ~ lycn.
nolyu' Grurerymln. wns pufored Ia sov-
c., nu'lNis worth combating OF cheese.
In'lora were taken from Tho cnah lrn g.
9r ALSO "A lot VI clgnra. burgess q
liu1kH dry goods merchantH, were nlso
pluhlnrod but their loss Ia moi ltnpvyn
SrL w, J. simmons. one pistol. M Al
Duo Coltn: two pistols. M. IA blnn
Solsi Two pistols. No. n, bluo Colt@,
mnS 'P9,Atulsi no, ~, u. WI 81 In cash
forced open with picks. No elmo WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
GAINESVILLE BUDGET.
Brief News Notes from That Busy
City.


Gainesville, Tex, May 2.-Mr. and
Mira. Henry Schopmeyer went to Dali
las to-day....J. N. BENNETT OF Denison,
tranmaAter OF tho Katy, was here to-
! day. ..Miss Jewell Harris of Mexia
Is visiting the family Of N. p. Oden.
corner Of Scott and Norris. Marriage
licenses wore Issued to-day to II. O.
barrett and Mrs y. \. Bush, il. u.
Nelghh0rs ana Miss NJ. Means. In
tho district court to-day the case Of
= selton VS.. elem Honlnger for al
legged Islander. was dismissed at cost N
dcfcndHnt...JUhn O. Ralboufu was
granted divorce from his wife, Mary
Rnibourn. Hon j. W. Bailey left to-
day for Dallus..,.AIrs. a. y. Turner
left last might for 81. Louin..,.W r.
FhippH, Texas land agent OF the Katy,
was IN the city to-day. Miss Emma
Rogers, sister OF County Attorney Hog-
ors, LETT to-day for Milan. Tenn.
Mrs, Sam Bentley OF Taylor iH visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Bass
,,, MlshcH Minnie Rue ana Lena era
vons OF Whitcsb0ro arc visiting In the
city this weult,.. Clayton Harrington,
assistant claim agent Of the Katy. was
here to-dny. II. Waugh, master
mechanic OF the northern division OF
the Snntn Fo, was In the city to-day,.,
u o, Patterson pf the Rocket store
went to Greonvillo today 10 mcct
hiH father ana mother who viii leave
Texas shortly for their homo IN Canada
.-,Iho progressive puehrc party given
last night by Dr. ana Mrs GilCrecBt
complimentary 10 Mrs. Fred Egclhom
OF Dnlln7 and Mrs. Rutland OF Nash.
Nlle was, Indeed, AN enjoyable AFFAIR
,,,Jamisnn Mcclure. who killed Joe
Paul nt Iuula Valley some timo ago,
has boon killed by a younger brother
of Joe Paul-Wnl Paul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

in any country has been the precursor
Of a deadly blight
What wonder that the contemplation
OF such a spectacle. which has from
day to day been varied with stronger
Hight. should stir the pulses Of the
American peoplc2 There Is no occasion
for surprise at that. The real surprise
win be that when the time for reckon
Ing comes before the people, any voice
should be found with such nudacity as
to Offer defense for this stain ON Amer
lean history.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

AZ cincinnati, O. May 2.-The eIosI,o
uny OF the qulnquenniai OF the constis
au'lonal Grand lodge OF B'Nal uRith
Was devoted TO the conaldorntinn ~ ~
aihehdmonts to the constitution Tba
nVst Important amendment adontnG
W"s one nuthorizlng lodges OF women
indgo"o discretion OF district grand
10y These lodges OF ladies' arc ta
~, ~ auxiliary TO the other iodrcs w.
'her respective localities. an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
KEELEY MUST TELL
What There ~ in His Bl-Chloride OF
Gold Mixture.

Leavenworth, Kan. May 2.-Judge
Myers OF the district court has made a
very important order affecting the
rights OF DR.. Leslie II. Kelley. w. q.
johnson OF Topeka sued Dr. Kelley
FOR 100000 damages. the petition re-
citing that plaintiff has been made Il
physical wreck because Of the gold
cure. Judge Myers. In grant
ing petitioners request rules
mat Or. Kelley must make
known the ingredients OF his BIZ
chloride Of gold compound. The court
holds that the cure Is not n property
right nor trade secret, It Is unpro-
tccted by n patent. has been In use
more than two years. and there 10 moth
ing 10 prevent Or, Keeloy testlfylng
ana no must tell what It H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

result and win be glad thus to realize
the hope OF the president OF tho United
States"
The hope OF the officials at Washing
ton was soon afterward realized by
the conclusion OF a peace largely IN
accordance with the request from
Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Commerce, Tex. May 1.-TWO sneel,,
coaches were attached 10 frclFht W.
sYsaay TO carry our people 10 the pie-
nc NC =. SrsenVllle. The uniform rank on
ar rs nshis o. Pythias went IN fnli
uI.Hs put on account % the rain ak
NOT drill..nc Commerce II I'm inprovinr
.;..Ihc round house viii soon be enn.
pleted. 1t has i've Htaiis e'n'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
SENSATIONAL MuRnrn

r,d Uu Ia, May 2.--A sensational ngro.
q e,"n murder Il reported from near a Rngs
on,s ., ia ,s land agent for the Ma
rtandis i-,y, was shot and killed wbiie
hy n ba, 9S'sl1e the court at New Ross
ened 10 syt. whom Taylor had threat
aiiair has caused the er"atns,s Inc
4sn' IN That neighhsrhood. sNei's-