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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

School Life" edited by Mrs. Frederic
Rhinelander Jones. are continued. while
the very helpful series on How 10 Be
Well' Is brought to a conclusion. A
notable article In this number II "A
May Day Festival arranged for school
and other entertainments by Mrs. Lila
Nilcs-Wyman, and there So also "A
Studio Party" that offers occasion for
pleasant diversion. OF practicable and
profitable occupations there are the pa
pers on"Kindergarten Work" Venetian
Iron Work" Burnt Work" and Crepe
and Tissue Papers each Of which Is
contributed by an expert. There is II
very suggestive and valuable illustrated
article on the Laying and Decoration
OF the Dining Table" another on "sea-
sonable Cookery" with n Review OF
the Markets." and most pleasant gossip
In around the Tea-Table," Mrs. Geor-
gems article on THE Cultivation of the
Voice" viii be appreciated by all who
are interested in the subject. and the
chapters on Mother and Som draw to
pleasant ending. The fancy work
departments IRE well filled with novel
ties, new designs being shown In knit
ting. crocheting. tattlns, netting. etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Fly Eastcrwood vs.. statc-Appeal from
Ihylcr. Murder OF the seCOLd degree A
c. nlnuance was asked for absence Of W.
u hendricks and bis wife, b. whom II was
expected 10 prove thar defendant was lot
~ home, about a quarter 4 / nut frrn
the place Of the homicide, u- the time the
shooting occurred Many witnesses testi.
hed 10 this alibl, AMI others were placed
anior the rule for the purpose of testl-
Tying TO the same. but were not placed
upon the stand. Mrs kendricks appeared
during the trial aud testified. Viewing the
record as n whole aud considering the
Co4eucy " the evidence Of guilt II is not
probable that the Jury would have believed
HENDRICKS had he 50 testified. IL was not
error 10 override a challenge for cause
20 the juror, Branch. because the Juror mad
been porrmtorly challenged on former
lfal or the case No prejudice Is shown
20 have existed In tho mind Of the Juror
Killed deceased because he was n witness
against Barbpc In q theft case and that up-
nollant was acting With him in the murder.
lho testimony ~ licensed taken before
The examining court relating 10 mnttCt4
occurring between deceased and appellant
llHmblln and liirbhe, just prior to the
homicide and relating TO the matter OF
deceased being q witness against Bnrbee
WIS admissible tn show malice and motive
fnrhee was related TO appellant and
friend 10 IIamhiIn The defendant proved
by i. l.. EasturwOOl that after deceased
had 'ce'!Ned m the examining trial he said
70 witnesses. Il Eor ana bHzctt ne aHa c!.r
being present, that he had doubts that
dgfrni0nl was one u the men who assault.
81 Him The state then asked the witness
" he was not present when Mrs Inmps
Baker, John lnEor and Miss lacy Eugtrr
wood wore present unl Miss Lucy said 10
decreased, 'Ynu Hro not positive. are you.
mat Elzy was one Of the partlessn and
deceased replied, Yves. II WIS sure Tlzv."
and Mas Lucy throw her hands over hot
face md snll, "uh. my. God" The witt
ness denied. The court then permitted tile
4fufe to urOvp ir Mira Jnmaa nntcr that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

before the alleged seduction told the wit.
ness, McNakin. that he Intended % haNe
intended 10 marry her. This tended 10
slow his Intent. The testimony OF Iayior,
that in the morning after the night when
appellant and a lady giving desetipti9li
ala not know why her husband did not re-
turn. and also the testimony Of Eckles' that
he saw the woman on the streets on sun,
day morning and she asked nun u ne hn ,u
~ lin. was admissible for the purpose or
Identifying the woman rs the person VINO
stopped with defendant at the hotel on
the Saturday night but shgn tgsumoly
that purpose alone. II was error TO IalI
10 define seduction In the. Charge. ihc
charge given Is almost Identical with that
In Putnam's case t2A app, i3a.l reversed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Reviews and Magazines.
The story OF the diplomatic maneu-
vera between England and France for
the restoration OF Napolcon's remains
20 France and OF their removal from
st. Helena TO Paris. In 1910. and their
burial with Imposing ceremonies, in
the Hotel des iuvRlldes--ln some re-
speots the most curious and dramatic
episodes IN all the Napoleon hlatory-..
VIII be told by Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell In
McClure's Magazine for May The pa
per VIII be illustrated with a remark
able series or contemporary engraVings.
portraying the funeral progress from
the reception OF the remains on board
the French ship at ST. Helena TO the
maj scene at the Hotel des Jnyalldes.
"a Cunning culprlt," nnvo,
IS the title OF a work soon to be MN
lished by the Hobart Publishing con,-
pany OF Chicago. II is a tale Of ths
disappearance OF one million doilnr.
attraouvely told in composite form
by twenty-four well known autbors
not one OF whom knew whnt any otber
had written. The names OF he au-
thors are as follows:
Henry Willard French, colo,e, WIN
L. Visscher. Maude Meredith. Ana,
Alberg. wenonah S. Abbott, W1,lsm
Wilson Knott. Mrs. Ed Nash Moresn
W. z. Buokhart, Aery Holland Lee
a. y, punkerton, l1nma Il. Shame
Charles w. slater. Mary j. IIolmes
Helen q. Bergen. Mpna Irving. Ans,
tyn Granville, win ~ Wing, Seza, q
y. q: Day, II. Il. SCI II. Alice L. ZONES
Frank b Harris, Il. r., Adams, Clar-
"Ihe Pacific Raiiwsy Debts" is the
subject o. paper NJ Mr.. II. II. Col
hurn' pupnansa ey ths American Aead-
MA question - to he sst.ienens q;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

S. NJ. lnmun Of Georgia, tho most
prominent VI Southern flnnnclprs. went
To Mexico single standard advocate
and returned convert to the free
silver colnngr, This is the reason hc
gives Tor his change of opinion.
81 ind that Mexico has prpspcrcI
during the last two years. when busl-
ness conditions iu uur country have
been clJggcd, where they have not
been actually going backward, Cotton
iu Mexico iE selling at lG ~ cents a
pound ln silver which Is equal 90
s LET cents In our money. i paid $3.50
IN silver for suite OF rooms which, In
this country. would have cost $40 Ina
gold \ suit OF clothes, a pair OF
gloves. a hat, or amy Item OF domestic
necessity sells In Mexico Upproxi-
mately the same amount In silver
that We are required 20 pay here In
gold. IN other words, at about half the
price. This establishes very clearly to
my mind the absurdty Ut the argu-
mgnt about silver being a dcpreciating
currency A silver dollar IN MoxlgU
VIII do what is done by a gold dollar
IN this country. and 1t has boon tho
appreciation ot gold ana not the de-
probation Of silver which has brought
about the disparity
81 found the factories running on
fun time and a cotton factory at orr,
2aba, capitalized at S360O,JO0, was pay
ing frumh 20 TO 20 per cent dividends
Tie people ura cuntented and pros
pero'ia, and have not suffered from the
general depression during the last few
years. The truth Of the matter Is
that the silver currency OF Mexico has
acted as splendid protection measure
against outside depression, ami as II
has g..gttlyAA n % 4 l.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

October /. 1895. and the awards will be
made as - Oh sitter that date as they
can be read and Judged.
Song Rios SONS" by Julia Anna
wolcott.-The name OF the author Of
these dainty poems. Miss Julia Anna
wolcott. ie well and favorably known
20 all readers OF the best current litera-
ture. She has been among the fortu-
nate writer's whose work has been ac-
ceptabie TO the magazines OF the coun-
try. and her verses have frequently
appeared In The Century. The Arena,
The Christian Register. the Boston
Transcript, and other leading literary
periodicals. The greater number OF the
poems have appeared within the past
1--WE or six years, and many of them
have met with the cordial approval Of
the best critics in contemporary letters,
and have become firmly established in
the popular Imagination, by having
passed into the current quotations OF
the newspapers. Perhaps no contribu-
tor OF verse to current literature has
achieved such q wide popularity among
the readers who enjoy the best and
mast refined IN literature as has Miss
Wolcott. To these poems that have al.
ready won a deserved popularity, have
been added many new ones Of equal
charm. that are now printed for the
first time, and will possess n fresh al
lurement and attraction for those who
VIII be glad 10 get many old fayorites
I'm this new and permanent form Many
Of the old poems, touching upon sim
pie and pathetic and tender phases OF
the emotional and domestic life. have
been set to music. and are familiar in
many thousands Of homes. scattered all
over the country, IN collections Of pop
ular songs. Others have become IA
vorites with different elocutionlsts. who
have roclted them with success to intel
liEcnt and discriminating audiences In
various cities and towns over a large
area Of the United States Price in
handsome cloth. SIPS. For sale by all
booksellers. or sent postpaid on receipt
OF price by the publishers. The Arena
Publishing Co. Copley Square, Boston
Mass.
The gold brlck' confidence game
still has its Victims. but they are al
most as few as persons who accept
substitutes FOR Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
Wamen's colleges receive Or. Park
bursts attention in the May Ladies'
Homo Journal, and the vlgor with which
he treats the subject Is unmstakabIe.
His words open up new phases NJ col
lego training for women which will un-
questionably command not only wide
attention but wide discussion The fact
that Florence Nightingale reaches the
ripe age Of 10 this month ls made the
basis OF a sketch OF "The Angel OF the
Crimen." as she is to-day. showing a
new portrait Of her and view OF her
London home. Elizabeth stuart Phelps
Us teuderly reminiscent Of her. father.
'hr late Austin Phelps, In the series OF
lhe Nan VINO Most Influenced Me"
Edward Box answers with rpupb f.,..,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

An amendment to submit the ones.
ton OF woman suffrage 10 vote of Tho
Isohle mas now passed both branches
but the votlng.-New York Prass over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Since the ball game OF Thursday w0
presume that all attempts 10 Tvs we
bro9klyn into Greater New yori'
might 9s Wen be abandoned. -Nsr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

ress, aged !. stuck n lighted match 10 n
can Of coal oil this afternoon and set him.
self nut the house on IRE. The house
burned and the child ia So seriously IN.
jured that he is not expected to live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

The surprising Jewel in the crown
OF modern labor savers Is Prices Bak-
ing Powder. It makes wholesome pas
try and biscuit with slightest trouble
or expense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Paris, Tex, April o0.-Today at Grant.
]. n, twenty-five miles north OF here, a
drunken Choctaw underworld to shoot A
negro, when Postmaster GoOdlng lnterierei,
The lndnn then tried to shoot Cooling.
who shot the Choctnw dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Mrs. Lease, to her credit. docs No,
run her political campaigns in a man
Va, VA W ,us eompels Mr.. Lease to pro-
easy" attaehment.-wa shlneto, SPEAK esoh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Some day some alderman ia so,.
drop the playful habit OF caIilns 70
opponents liars and say shmefhi,s MS
iually insulting.-Chicago Record ae'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30


The Chicago Record offers 10 au-
thors the sum OF $4,000 for original
stories written in English, no parts OF
which have ever heretofore been pub
llshed. The offer Ia made upon the fol-
lowing conditions; $50 600 win be paid
In twelve cash prizes FOR the best
twelve stories. The money Will be al
vidod as follows. First prize 10000;
second prize, $4,000; third prize. $500:
fourth prize. $1,000. NTH prize, $500; two
prizes OF $500 each, $500; I'VE prizes Of
$500 each, 1880; $4,000 additional viii
be paid, at fpao0 rates, for stories OF
accepted value, but which may not
be awarded any OF the twelve cash
prizes. The stories submitted In This
competition are required to be "storics
OF mystery" ia order that readers may
he offered prizes for guessing the soiu-
ton OF the mysteries In advance OF
their publication. The general TYNE on
story desired for the purposes or THIS
competition may, perhaps, be ADEQUATE
ly described In the statement TINT a.
should be sufficiently sensational Ia
hold the Measurable attention OF tho
general mass OF daily newspaper read
ers, but at the same time. il should
be Of such literary character M Ia
interest the more cultured and critical
reader as we'll Translatlona. whether
in whole or In Part will not be M.
copied or IN any way considered. The
stories must reach the Chicago Record
at Its office OF publication. 1871 Madison
street. Chicago, Ills. u. s. A.. before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

T EXTRA COTTON nrt /,
IlONS FOR THE SET IN, I Al.
special low round n,rsl,.hEH a \
made with liberal imp rsiasi \
accommodations for nus ta1 MI
Southern Baptist ,b psisons al n
ihgton. d. g., May 10. "sen'laa n
General Assembly cr,,,,
~ church. Meridian ~, \
International convos. Y
League, Chattanoosa snTslon i,
Memphis grand TEN ~
international convenun
United Society OF Chrlsr,u,oh
Boston, Mass. July Ia suan IL
.Triennial coEclave a, y.
plars, Boston, Mass rnnllis N
Cotton States and ir.sust \
position. Atlanta. Ga sernatlA,a
.-scember 81. sspssrts
Baptist Young Peon,o,. =.
more, Md, July Is. rvs unla
These rates are omar !.
public besides the usns, y lie ~,
lists rates to the heai,h sunrs
resorts of the north ~ end n
can or write to the n. sAt
= Belt ticket agent Tor S,rsil q
rates and limits. corres,o Il
> A'' -'''''D '' TioNsB tlTarn
Through trains twice ana,
Fort Worth, Plano, firssr.,snsp
man. Whltewright, Wolf, IN,
Springs. Waco, Hlllsbo,oe y, n
Tyler. Pittsburg and N1s
Memphis, Tenn, mlkInp s,a.ria
tons at Memphis for the Oh N y.
at TeXarknnn making closp , W..
for st. Louis and the North M, Y. I
1. NJ. & s. R'y. "S
Pullman sleeping coach ,.,,..
the above cities for MemphIs Y.
ton Belt Route and for II * +
st. L., l. NJ. e s. R'y from 49,
Through Pullman sleerpr. - =.
Antonio to Memphis VIA i,,..
and Great Northern railway ~
Cotton Belt Route" HN
Close connections TO recaIy. :. 1
liver passengers IN Texas 4,
Greenville with the H., Kk@
Texas Midland railroads. p,.
the II. d 7. c.; Fort Werts =. +
ct. w. G. d, c., TT. W. &RGn
$. T.. and I. q p. railways. h, Z.
with the 7. & P. railway, ~. L
the I. & G. N. R'y.; Corsicss, ~ = 6
II. n I. {. Ry.; Waco with d, !
Gregor with the g., G, &sF.st
All Texas railways sell tsi,s
the Cotton Belt Route a,is-
ana secure the accommOd,iIr,
quick time offered by the only N y
ming solid trains from Tens 4 (,
phls. All inquiries answered Il
ly by
G n r,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

v Does me earth wobble as It revolyes,
ways at the same spot on tba not NJ
surface. but moves from piaes y, eerths
OF course 1t wobbles.-New Yor,p pace, nee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Weatherford, Tex, April 20.-Nlr. w. 7.
WINSTON, carpenter living on the north
Side Of town, died last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

The neatest Of every fancy grocer's
stock Is DR. Prices Baking Powder.
Demand Is so unceasng that Its daily
replenlshing Is necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

There ia but one Ideally perfect balS-
ing powdcr-Dr. Prices The rest are
but shadows Of It's purity and strength
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Tllc, Coleman vs., Statc-Appcal from
lf" sentence There IRE no hills Of o.
ccption or statement Of facts Tic charge
Is applicable TO n state Of case provnhie
under the Indictment, aud there Is nothing
ed. Opinion by Davidson. ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

oottle. We tried It with the following results
The FIRST bottle did her so much good TINT We
bought another and have continued until she
has been cured"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

The May number of Galey's Maya
zine appears In even more ATTRACTIVE
cover than the Easter one This mag
a2ine is certainly one Of the best OF
the month. and cannot fail TO be APP
preclated by It's readers. II contains
as leading features Millions beautiful
Nav poem, ,Guslrhtcd by Newman, IL
continuation OF the "Fulr Women Sc
ries;" Artists in Their studios.' by
Cooper: "CIrsy.H by miller aud "rhs
Angora Cat" This last article which
Is beautifully Illustrated. cannot fan
To attract considerable attention, ON
account OF the fact that the AnEorl
rpt Is one Of the lads OF the day. There
are also sketches, short Stories POEMS
books, reviews, and GoIay's FASHIONS,
giving rNruligut descriptions of the COR
rect fashions OF the day. This num-
ber with us eighty illustrations, Us as
unique and interesting AS anything We
have seen.
The Gudcy Company, 1894 Lafayette
Place. New York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
DR.. PIERCE'S --~zzaas-
FAVORITE
-<1sz-->PRESCRIPTION
CURES THH WORsT Uses.

VI 4Nta 80 " 90 tA sAafffAs
.Sionr Ciiy, Ia, writes
My wife was troubled
with female weakness,
and ulcers Of the uterus.
She had been doctoring
with every doctor Of any
good reputation. aud had
spent lots OF money in
hospitals, but 10 no pur-
pose. She continued to
get worse. She was
greatly pre- udieed
against patent medi-
cines. but as a last resort
we tried a bottle Of Or.
Pierce s Fayorite Pre-.
scription. We had seen
some Of your advertise
mcnts, and Mr. Cum
inings, a west.sile drug
gist. advised us 70 try a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette except Sunday 10
cents week.
Daily and Sunday Gazette. IL cents
week, payable weekly.
Daily and Sunday Gazette. co cents
mouth, payable In advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Tho Chattanooga Tradcsmnn, issued
On April ", 1896, a special edition,
largely devoted TO the cotton mill in
tercsts of the Southern stntes. The
entire subject Is treated IN an exhaust
i've and comprehensive manner, by tho
best authorities in America, both from
a New England and from Southern
standpoint Every phase OF the sub
ject is covered.
The articles are embellished with H.
lustrationa OF leading mills.
\ feature is complete and thor
oughly accurate list of all the cotton
mills In the South. with full data
Single copies, postage prepaid. 20
cents, Address the Tradesman. Chat
tancoga, Tenn
McCures Magazine for May viii
contain history. drawn from the
Pinkcr.on archives, OF the operations
and tnnl destruction OF tho notorious
Reno gang, which for several years
held a Wide region under complete DOM
nance while II robbed trains and
county treasuries with perfect I'M
punlty.
Herbert Spencer will begin a new
sorles Of articles In the Popular Set
cnce Monthly Tor May. His general
subject Ia professional Institutions"
one of the divisions OF his Synthetic
Philosophy. and he will show how each
OF the professions has developed out
Of the functions OF the priest or medl-
cine-man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

these debts Is one which must be de-
cided by congress at an early DATE
since the thirty-threo years term OF the
original loan OF the United states 70
the Pacific railroad has rolled around.
The first installment or bonus hnuee
TO the Central Pacific railroad matnred
on January l6 last. and during Tue next
four years, but chiefly N ISIS the re-
naming installments IAN que MOI
only have the companies failed 10 coli
lect enough to pay off the principal. but
they have even failed TO pay great
part of the annual interest. 80 that now
the Central and Union companies owe
the government about tlg5,0OgQo0, or
twice the original loan OF s6i,O0O'o00.
Several modes OF solving this problem
have been advanced la congress. Mr..
Colburn takes them uu In turn show
ing the advantages and disadvantages
OF each. He finally explains the method
which seems to him the best.
We have received the Aptll number
(No. y OF the art Idols" which con-
talns six superb reproductions OF IA
nous paintings Of the nude. Each
plate 4 ilxfT Inches and the entire set
il veritable art treasure for the stu
dent or amateur collector. In the last
number is la Guipier" beautiful
example OF the well-knuwn Characters
tics OF the famous Bouguereau. The
canvas ia crowded with cupids follow
ing lovely shepcrdcss and there are
few modern paintings which are as
popular as this one Coosmans cupid
as Pilot" Is redolent with the ''languors
and lilies Of love"
Bllllvoine's less Indlscrets" Is
study in the nude. which caused
general sensation when shown at the
Salon. "Lassitude" is by the SAFE
artist and quite the opposite. In the
same number IL reproduced Carolus-
Duran'r marvellous painting OF the
"Vision" and Caucaunler's "NOontide
Rust," all of the above being tse high
est type Of the nude in arc reppduced
In the most artistic manner Ny the
most modern process. Price 81. Tho
White Art company. 3i9 Dearborn
street, Chicago. Ills.
There are as good fish In the sea as
ever yet were caught" But there is
no baking powder so good as DR..
Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30

Tho gold brick" confidence game
still has its Victims. but they are al
most as few as persons who accept
substitutes for Prices Cream Baking
Powder.