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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-07-04
When Harvey Harris heard Of n he

could not resist saying: $50 the
British beat, eh, 'Phrastus?"
Just that once!" said 'Phrastus-
Mrs Frank Lee, in Youths Companion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
NO FEARS FOR LAGASCOGNE

ENTERTAINED BY HEP owNERs--FAuRE TO
 VISIT HAvRE AND RoUEN.
 PARIS, Feb. 6.--M. Pereiere, manager of the Compaguie Generale Trans- Atlantique, attributes the on-arrivai of the steamer LaGascogne at New York, where she is more than three days overdue. to the yio- lent weather which has recently prevailed at sea, or to accident to her machinery re- quiripg some time to repair in mid ocean. Bo has no fears for the safety of the ship.
 President Faure has accepted invitati oD . to visit Havre aud Rouen and will probably do 10 during Easter week.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
TOOK THE OATH OF OFFICE.

H. CLAY EVANS REPEATS THE PRO-
 aRAMMg CARRIED OUT BY KoLB.
 NASHVILLE, Feb. 6.-When the can wasting of the returns was completed this afternoon H. Clay Evans offered to take the oath of office as governor. He was prepared with justice and Bible for the purpose. With his attorney he withdrew to a room of the state library, where Justice w. Morris admin istered the oath of office to him as governor of Tennessee. They then proceeded to the office of Secretary of Stato Morgan and asked that the oath be 6led. The secretary declined to receive the affi davit for record, but a written copy was left with him. Evans will imme diately apply for a mandamus to compel the deliv- cry 10 him ot the state seal and the posses- sion of the executive office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
SENATE COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--The senate to- day confirmed the following nomination Holmes Conrad Of Virginia, to be solic- itor- general.
 J. M. Dickinson of Tennessee, to De as- sistant attorney general.
 William Moore, postmaster, Trenton,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.

Gabriel McPherson, negro switchrnan in the railroad yards near the Alice fur mace, was caught between some cars and badly injured yesterday morning.. He went to make coupling and was caught. His hips and body were crushed. Warner & Smiley,s ambulance removed him to hx G1III1un fnGna,ande were dressedl
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
HOW ABOUT THlS9

ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 6.-The accounts of J. A. Mason, ex-treasurer of DeKalb county, do not balance by Sl5, ,000. He was treasurer of the county for several years. Just after his defeat for renomination last fall his house was burned and some of the county's books were destroyed. Masonsa successor says the county should have $15,- U00 more in bank than it has. Mason claims that the county owes him about |, 5000. He says that the vouchers for seveTa1 thousand dollars were burned. He and his family are well-to- do, and Mason statnn that if his accounts are wrong he will per- sonaiiy make the deficit good. He fs amYlR able to do 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
CATTLE ARE SCARCE
NORTHERN BUYERS HAVE Diff
Guilty IN FINDING THEM.
This May Not he Caused by n Cattle
Famine. hut They are Hard
to Get Nevertheless.

Waco, Tex. August 17,-tspeciaD-
Some little interest Is being taken In
Waco with reference to the scarcity
of beef cattle. Not n great while ago
feeders began 10 buy. and met with
unexpected difficulties In finding the
class Of cattle sought for. and local
butchers are put to considerable trou-
BILE in nnding cattle to slaughter. Mr..
A " Carter, representing Nelson
Morris & Co. the big Chicago packers,
il In the city. Mr.. Carter IL here TO
huy feeders TO fatten at the ConRum-
ers' OIL NH In East Waco and at
Little Rock. He has found that very
few cattle can be had In this imme-
diate locality, and everywhere those
who hold that clnss OF cattle are away
up on the price. He says he is willing
10 pay as much as the owners would
receive In Chicago or St. Louis. but he
has not been able TO buy even at those
figures
MIR. Carter docs not credit the the
DRY OF cattle famine. He says there
are plenty OF cattle and that he will
buy all he needs later at lower figures
than he now offers. He says that
rather than be forced TO pay the ex-
orbitant prices asked here he VIII
70 back 20 St. Louis TO purchase q
supply for his Little Rock feeding
pens He maintains that he can buy
cattle In st. Louis shipped from Texas
chenper than he can buy them here.
However the fact Is staring local
dealers in the face that the country
has been almost bereft Of cattle com
paratively speaking
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
HE Is ACCUSED OF swINDLING
PEOPLE IN AN EMPLOY
NENr AGENCY.
omccr witcher Complains TINT
Three Countrymcn Were De-
trnuded, Hence the Arrest


William Grlswold was yesterday ar
rested on charge of swindling, lie
gave bond and was soon afterwards
doing business at the same old stand.
The complaint was made by Oiheer
Joe Witcher and he told a reporter
his reasons for doing 30, Three men
came 20 him and complained that Girls
void, who has cut rate ticket agency
IN the Windsor hotel. near the Union
depot, had swindled them They said
that Griswold had told them that II
they would pay him n dollar each, he
would secure work for them, After
they had paid the money he failed to
keep his part OF the contract They
said thut the man he sent them to
had no work for them, and when he
proposed To give them another assign
ment II was TO some point out on the
railroad. and that they had not money
to take them there. Oflicor Witcher
would not give the address OF the men,
as he wants them for witnesses when
the case comes up.
A GHZcttc reporter called 20 see Girls
void. suppuaing there were Two sides
to the case, He was found In his "cut
rate ticket Office" In the bar room Of
the Windsor hotel. In the office, under
the railroad ticket sign, on n sep
nrate card II Edwards Employment
Agency" Mr. GriRwold vs. a big man
and fat enough to be philosophical, so
ne Nhldt WIN hNUlNtl tUitl'NAutHFs
Yes, they arrested me, but Of course
] gave bond Now, you see ! don't
mind being arrested. but ! don't like
10 be done an injustice. You see, /
have been on the turf u good while.
and have been In Jail and everywhere
else. But | have not done anything
wrong this time. I'll tell You just
how II was run this ticket agency
here, and times We're pretty dun Just
now, so thought ia help things nlong
little, Just then Scott, OF the South
eru Employment Agency. 800 Main
street, came and proposed that | reg
lister men for his agency, Wen, these
three fellows came along and paid
their fees and were sent tn n place 10
get work, But they said that It was
out on the railroad and they could not
70 there. Then they made u kick, and
| finally paid them half their money
back and they went away perfectly
satisfied. But they met Wltcher at
the depot and told him Loo of stun
and he thought he ought 10 arrest
me-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

San Diego. Pacific and Eastern Rail-
ROAD company and its president. Geo.
W. Nroman, as worthy the hearty sup.
port and cooperation Of ali railroad
men OF this country.
w, u. MURPHY,
II. p. o'RoURKE.
The following telegram wan read to
the meeting:
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 1e.
q, H. Turner. Fort Worth, Tex.
Please convey to brothers my sim
cere regrets at being snable to be
present today.
A. d. YouNGsoN.
Assistant Grand Chief of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers.
the following resolutions were
Resolved. that the thanks OF the
iive railway organizations assembled
In this city are extended TO the Com
mercial Club for the very Kind invita-
ton to visit their rooms and do assure
them their kindness is appreciated: and
that a copy OF these resolutions be
sent TO them.
The union meeting OF railroad en-
ployes assembled in this city do here
by extend their sincere thanks to
Messrs. Mclean g. Nudge, proprietors
Of the Delaware" for their many
courtesles both to the general commit
tee and TO individual members; and
also the Hotel Worth anu other hotels.
which have extended courtesies.
That in calling the union meetiug OF
railway employees TO be held in Fort
worth, we expected generous treat
ment, but did not expect such over
whelmlng courtesles as have been ex-
tended US by his honor, y. ! Powell,
acting mayor, Sheriff Euless Of Tar
rant county and the many prominent
citizens and business houses OF this
city and that in recognition Of such 1t
IL hereby
Resolved, that the sincere thanks Of
the Railway Employees OF Texas are
rendered them and assure them that
their many acts OF kindness will be
kindly remembered and that copy OF
these resolutions be given to the Fort
Worth Gazette, Mnil-Telegrnm and
Dallas News for publication.
Resolved, that the sincere thanks Of
this convention are extended to tho
Hon. L. S. Coffin CFathcr Conin) for his
words of good cheer and fathcrly adj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
TURNED THEM OUT.
DISTRICT JUDGE REMOVES TOut
JONES COUNTY OFFICIALS.


Arson. Tex, August 17,--(speclal)-
The district Judge Of this, the Thirty.
ninth judicial district, today passed
an order on the sworn petition OF four
members OF the grand jury. removing
j. @. Phillips, county Judge, Theodore
BLAND. county treasurer. j. l.. swan,
county commissioner and j. NJ. Nor
row, county commissioner all officers
Of this county, and the court In his
order appoints ID, L. Orr. county
Judge. Wetmore Holmes. county treas
urer, and j. H. Milsap, county COM
missioner. Ohc other commissioner not
yet appointed to fiji the offices va
Gated.
The petition FOR removal OF said of
ieors alleges mianpproprlatlon of
county funds, misconduct, etc. The
clerk is busy preparing citations TO
be served on the removed officers,
Considerable excitement prevails on
account OF the removal. but no serious
trouble is feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
THE SPIRITUALISTS.
STATE ENcAspMENr HELD Al rY-
LEn's LAKE.
A Large Attendance and number
of Prominent Leaders and
Speakers are Expected.

Texas State Spiritualists encnmp-
mcnt will meet September 81 to oc-
tohr Z. ut Tyler'H lake, From CORE
spondence the indications are that
there will be 5000 people present. Presi-
dent II. Il. Barrett, Of Washington
City, ID. O., chief officer OF the ma
tlonal association, viii be present also
Mrs. Jennie Hogan Jackson, OF chi
cago and a number OF other notable
leaders ana speakers. II " possible
that Colonel Robert lnBersoll VIII be
In attendance, though II has not yet
been definitely settled.
Reduced rates VIII be made by all
the railroads, and by the time the en-
campment opens It IN expected that
the street car line VIII have been COM
pleted 10 Tyler's lake. and every fa-
cili.y for reaching the grounds from
the city will be afforded. The camp
will be fully equipped with all the
eonvenlences for the meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
DOWLES is ANGRY.
HE THINKS THAT MS NAME WAS
FORGED.
win Give s25 Reward for Certain
Information as to the Prohibi-
ton Petition.

Mr.. Bowles OF 400 Rusk street says he
Is no prohibltionist. He admits that he
Is tetotaler. but that II no reason
he should desire 10 make by law pro-
hlbtionists OF his neighbors. But he
did not OF his own accord enter Into
the prohibition fight Just now raging
In Fort Worth. He Is a blacksmith
and a hard working man who depends
largely upon the good VIII OF his
neighbors for his prosperity. Besides,
he does not like to be placed IN n false
position. SO when he had been re-
minded some fifteen or twenty times
In one morning that he had been a 1T
tie 'prevlous' In his advocacy Of pro-
hibitlon he began TO want to know
what the matter wsls Then his atten-
ton was called to the fact that IN the
list OF names aignnd to the petition for
a prohibition election was that OF -.
Boles" Now, as there WAS only o
slight difference between that and his
own name when correctly spelicd. and
as some OF his beet friends and GUS
tomcrA might not have known that he
spelled his name "Bowles." be was not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
NEWSPAPER CHANGE .
The MerkcI Mail sells out-Bcii
Worms.

Merltel, Tex, August i7-tspecial)-
Ed j. Leemnn has purchased the Mer-
KEEL Weekly Mall He Is now editor
and proprietor. The Mail shows a de-
clded Improvement since MIR Leeman
assumed control some six months ago,
and Will no doubt now be brighter
and more attractive than ever.
The boil worms have played havoc
with the cotton In this section. Cot
ton that promised bale to the acre
thirty days ago Is now estimated 10
make 800 pounds.
The following officers OF this place
were this week commissioned and ap-
pointed to the Abilene Light Infantry;
Ed j. Leeman. Jr,, lieutenant; Dean
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

ton. s?.iSa.i06, decrease. N6.2as Ken
DAN county total valuation. N.eso.22i.
decrease. So, 15ii Crockett county, total
valuation sl,i65. 0Se. decrease 1904 .069.
La Sale county. total valuation, 81
si9.2l7. Increase. Ss0.ss2: PalO Pinto
county, total valuation. ss,sie. s69, In
crease Sis5. 400; Nolan county. total val.
untion.; sl.f54,9es. decrease. Si2s, 236
Hemphill county. total valuation, ST.
2si9e0; Fisher county. total valuation.
N,3li,SSl. decrease, si1S,aDi: Throck-
morton county, total valuation. 81. 49,
7a5 increase, Si26,2s Collin county. to-
tai valuation, Sl0,sl0, 400, decrease, $780,
OfO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

surprised that they thought It his slg-
nature. but II was not, ON the con.
trary NJ, B-o-w-i-c-H. the blacksmith,
declares that II that name was put In
that Hist with the Intention OF repre-
scnting him he VIII pay Ss5 for the
name Of the individual who put It
there. Mr. Bowlps ~ In dead earnest,
and Il is mildly suggested that II some
well-menning hut mcddlng friend. who
knowing the hlncksmith'a total nbsU-
hence principles, thought to correctly
represent him placed his name on that
list, he would do well to say nothing
about It. for Mr.. Bowles Is mad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
|ADJOURNS.
hallway Boys Meeting
Is Over.
vrw OF THE DELEGATES ARE
LEAVING THE CITY.
|InE OBJECT ATTAINED.
FIVE ORGANIZATIONS WILL CO.
OPERATE IN WORK FOR
THEIR MUTUAL Goopa
v,ouah some Differences Existed
They We're Speedily settled
and Harmony Reigns.
hnE OBJECT ATTAINED.

. The convention OF railway employees
a. adiourned, but its effects Will be
{.lt The adjournment came yesterday
Ivsning. but most of the delegates re-
AIMED over I'LL this morning. The
ra,t Of the convention was largely
ssrntlye. and the details could not
= given 10 the public. II may be said
Eoweyer, that the convention was mar
[,onlous and It's action conservative.
REPORTERS were assured Of this by such
nen as Chairman Archer. John w.
Nelson, J. II. Sutton and others. Ihe
kh,ect OF the convention was the CO.
rsration of all the Ave orders OF rail-
nv employees OF Texas In the effort to
ecure such legislation as will tend to
he good OF the railway workers.
here was, during the meeting, very
nae differences on some points, but
hey aeem to have been settled ami
Eably. and 1t ia said that the vote on
very vital point was unanimous. There
a. a general desire for union, but
here was difference Of opinion as to
n nature OF that union. Some OF the
embers desired something like nm
tganc union OF the five orders, with
common work This was opposed
some OF the older and most conser-
atlse delegates, and the latter won In
Nae VI policy to be followed by all
h brcthnrhoods so far ms legislative
ok u concerned and no farther.
here will be common legislative
ard composed Of five members from
the orders but that board Will not
appointed TIL the next meeting, 80
Is not known who Will compose IT,
part OF the afternoon was given up
spe.ch-mnkng. Mayor -. B. Pad
ok Vas first Introduced, but he spoke
by with utmost breYity. lie expressed
the mayors hnppicst manner his
easure at meeting body OF men so
stlnguished FOR their devotion to
y and loyalty to employers, and
b his regret al not having been able
met the convention and convey his
artfelt welcome on the first day of
M meeting, The mayor was heartily
plauded, ana every one wished he
q spoken longer.
Mr. George Nroman next came for
Rfd to present to the brotherhooda
claims OF the san Diego, Pacific
u Eastern railway, about which the
iette has already given considerable
kyofmatlon. He gave something of his
N experience with organized labor,
Shining with the very beginning Of
orders He showed that strikes
proven themselves IA failure as a
fns OF settling grievances. and that
ne other methods must prevail. He
eludei that the best means OF pre-
hilng the cutting Of wages, or for
restoration Of wages, would be to
sent to manag9ncnts an object les
/ on economy OF the right sort.
., |ie then gave a history OF the project
4. Of the San Diego, Pacific and East
railway which IL the first railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
TAX ROLLS ROLL IN.
COMPTROLLER has RECEIVED
ANOTHER HATCH.
x.rae Number of Counties Have A.
ready Made rheir Returns
to the state.

Austin. Tex, August i7.--tspeeian.. -
The comptroller today recelgsu tue va
rolls OF The counties following; H.,
Kimble county, totai "a, N"i ,u,,.r,,sii
si,Vytt total valuation. $5lts,3sV IN
eraa'e az sis5. Childress county, $.eis,,
a. ID decrease s4Sb.414; Hardeman, I t9.al
yaination, s2,O9g. 400. decrease 81 sss W.
sss. cniind total valuation. ssls4e.tis;
, Nv, si9s .l6s: Trinity county, tclal
xaluafiSn. si.ssi.o2i, increase, va
Edwards county. total tai. v .ssi pan,,n,it
Ionss, so,si Valuation, sl.sT7y 800. de-
cpease. sss.ss0: comsl total Vaiua-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know It's value. and those
who have not have now the opportunity
TO try It free. can on the advertised
druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name aud address 10 II ".
Bucltlen & Co. Chicago, and get n sum
pie box OF Or, Kings New Life Pills
free, as well az copy OF Guide to
Health and Household Instructor free.
All OF which IL guaranteed TO DO you
good and cost you nothing. j. 4. Nicks
Co, druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

This institution unites every advan-
tage that can be derived from con-
scientious care bestowed upon the ~,
nils In every branch OF Christian and
scientifis education Propriety of de-
portment. politeness and the principles
OF morality are the objects OF constant
solicitude. Difference OF religion Is no
obstacle to the admission Of young ia,
dies. but conformity 10 the general
regulations OF the school y required
Academy opens first TUESDAY ~ sep-
tember For terms apply or write 70
SISTER SUPERIOR, Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
ne.Idrncn nnrn. pown.

Commerce. Tex. August i7-iSpc-
cial. Mr.. John O'Neafs residence
burned this morning nbout ? o'clock.
Loss ON building and contents, nfteen
to eighteen hundred dollars fully In
nured. The FIRE is supposed to have
originated In the Kitchen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

city Engineer Coppagc disclalms
having signed the petition for local
option election, although his name. ~.
T. Coppage appcurs on the published
list OF signcrH. n this name " intend
ed FOR him, says Mr., Coppage, he ala
not place It on the list himself or au-
Ihnrl2e nnN ono nlnan TO do so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

II. Boring. second sergenat; Alex Wal
dee, fourth sergeant.
Dr. Ward OF Abilene and Rev. Pay
ton Of Arson are conducting q pro-
tracted meeting here Cumberland
Presbyteriam Considerable interest
Is being manifested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

william schmaizrled and Miss Ber-
tina Lebeda were yesterday granted q
license 30 marry. as were also Mt +
@ 'rruelove and Mias Il. !. Als;sn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

Twenty drops OF Angostura Bltters
impart delicious favor TO cold drinks.
DIR. Siegerts, the only genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

II you must vide on a fine bicycle
c. W. Murray will rent you one rea-
sonably. Natatorlnm building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

New ladies' bicycle for rent at c.
w. Murrays. Natutorlum building,
Rusk street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

Ladies' taught to ride bicycles ana
wheels rented by 9. w, Murray IN the
NatatorIum building, Rusk street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

All kinds OF fine bicycle repairing and
general work done by e. w. Murray.
Rusk street. in the Natatorlum build
Lao
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

"This Is terrible world" said the
misanthrope; "a dreadful world"
"Y-a-n-H,' replied Cholly; ut does
seem 40 at times sim, tho pwince OF
Wales lives ON It. you know. Wash
ingtun Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
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10 hotel
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

Jack Wei. there Is one plcasur,
which a rich mhu has that Is d0nied
uu.
Tom--Whnta thnt2
lack--llv can talk to girl about IN,
opera without having a cold swOa,
break out on him for fear she'll want
him to take her, Truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

vice, and that our heartfelt wish Is
that he may live many years longer;
and we wish him God-speed in MS
humane work. 49,,
Resolved, that this convention thor
oughly appreciates the courtesies eN-
tended us by the dihereht railrohu
companles In the state and our thanks
are hereby extended 10 them and that
copy be given the newspapers for
publication. ,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

salvation is II Cirt, VIII You Take ~:
Grcnt sermon ON FnIth.

Dallas, Tex, Mar. l.-Rov. Dwight L.
iMoudy closed his meetings today, when
ended the grenteat revival known to
tho religious history Of Dallas and,
possibly 10 the state Of Texas The
Eront tabernacle was crowded 10 It's
utmost capacity at both the afternoon
ana night services. The choir sang as
Il never sang before, and all in all.
the last hours OF the meetings was a
glorious sunset 10 the brilliant dav
of the religious festivities. At the ur-
iurnoOn services Mr. Moody spoke on
Faith II was great Sermon RE-
pleie with new and brilliant ideas and
beautiful Illustrations, MIR Moudys
aIbicct mt night was salvation" Be
fore beginning lie thanked the congre-
g1tluu FOR their splondld attendance;
the ministers ana the press for their
Invaluable assistance and invoked the
blessings OF God ON all the state,
prDphu-y ing Tor Texas great and
glorious future, In his talk on saliva
tiou, Mr. Moody explained that saliva
ton was u gft that God don't re-
quire you TO do anything but accept
n. He suld, you can't do anything
towards your own salvation.