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The morning times., 1895-12-30

| N figuring up the large majority in the
1 Senate favorable to free silver, Senator
Warren is classified as belonging to
that faction OF the Republicans. As con-
sequence it is of interest to note that ex-
Senator Carey, formerly Mr. warren's col
league from Wyoming, expresses the EN-
phatic belief that the State of Wyoming is
not now In favor OF free coinage. He de-
clares that a monetary revolution is in
progress and the State Is being converted
to a sound money basis.
Mr.. Carey also expresses the belief that
Senator Warren, who was heralded as
free-coinage man, will never vote that way
In the Senate, but will vote for sound
money. Mr. Carey is satisfied that when
the State convention of next year elects
delegates to the national convention they
will be against free silver. He will be a
candidate for reelection to the committee.
He declares that only the Influence OF
Denver politicians and the anita gonism
to the Cleveland administration has been
able TO drive some OF the politicians the
wrong way.
The morning times., 1895-12-30

Some Of the most picturesque and To-
quacious parrots and lively cockatoos come
from Venezuela.
The morning times., 1895-12-30

1t would be interesting to know how the
recent war talk effected Corbett's chances
for the iawbons championship.
The morning times., 1895-12-30
Good Way to Americanize Foreigners.

A
of
in followed publishers
obIga
The morning times., 1895-12-30

Unlike her pretty sister an ugly woman
seldom stops to talk on the street.
The morning times., 1895-12-30

The average gold product of Venezuela
in year is Sf,ooO.oU0. The standard of
value in the republic of Venezuela is the
bolivar, SO called after simon Bolivar,
and the value of it is the same as a
French franc-19.3 cents. Venezuela does
not produce silver. Much OF the foreign
debt is held in England. The exports OF
Venezuela exceed the imports by S., ,o00, 900
q year.
The morning times., 1895-12-30
Probably not d Warlike Visit.

machinery OF its rust should our present pol
icy OF refusing appropriations TO continue
work there prevail. 1t is not an easy matter
to re-etnploy force of cohpetent mechanics
after they have once been dispersed, nor
can work that has been dropped for want
of funds be taken up and completed with
out mistakes and expensive delay
Tie recent war fever that permeated the
country demonstrates beyond dispute that
we are a wariike nation, and that public
sentiment demands the protection OF this
hemisphercfrom further European encroach-
ment In the face of these facts it would
be folly for Us to rely on arbitration to
settle all the International controversies
that are sure 10 arise over this question.
Even were we to do so, il would be
easier to ask for peaceful mediation with
a well-equipped army and navy to
back our demands, than to seal our re-
quest with a signet that displays the
figure OF Liberty armed with sprinkling
can and broomstick.
The morning times., 1895-12-30
ABOUT VENEZUELA.
Some Facts Which Have Not A ppeared
inthe Diplomatic Correspondence.
New York SUM-

The area OF Venezuela is CSC, 600 square
miles, larger than that of any country in
Europe except Russia and larger than that
OF any State in the United States. The area
Of Texas is 265 900 square miles.
The morning times., 1895-12-30

The mineral products OF Venezuela, in
addition to gold, which English spectators
are seeking by summary annexation of
Venezuelan territory to the British pos
sessions. are iron, zinc, quicksilver. lead,
tin and antimoBy. There are also extern
sive products of salt, alum, lime, sulphur
and asphaltum.
The morning times., 1895-12-30

The circulation of The Times for
the week ending December 20, 1898
The morning times., 1895-12-30

The summer season in Venezuela lasts
from November to April. The winter
season lasts from from April to November.
The climate of the temperate part of the
country is the finest in South America, the
most equable and the most snlubrious out.
side OF Peru. The women OF Venezuela
are of the Spanish type, and are celebrated
for their beauty. The language of the
country is Spanish; no language is sweeter.
About 40 ,OOO. 900 persons altogether speak
Spanish as their native language, ma
jority OF them living in South and Central
America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28
Issue an Address to Fort Worth
People.
A sEM1-cENTRNNIAL STATEMENT
All Are Urged to Subscribe to the Capital
Stock.


To the Citizens OF Fort Worth:
The ycar 1900 hniny mo 6Ofb ami
,,.,.,..
VI WV "u''''s7'oh OF ieN"e i''o
the Federal union, and also of the es-
Establishment of the military post OF
Fort Nvnru 4, ,,,,id .,,, ,,+ n
f""'Vuo uu'S' us wen as Bra'eiui
tribute TO Almighty God for his boun-
tcous blessings nnF his guidance ln
IN. noa, IA c,,,,,,o,.,,,,,,, ma. 80. "a,
~ N'''''''''''V'"'' Wv s'"' ."
H'"uh'r becoming the people OF the
great commonwealth OF Texas.
10 TINT end the cltiscna of Fort
W..
W. w. ''u' io''''''9' )" an "'"''o''
touching the progress and prosperity
b. Texas, have decided to hold In this
w. In iS0g N, sxnnyiti,n ami yui
u, ..,t... -..,. '....,..,.,
II" worthy anu permanent meihoil"l
II the great historic events It viii
rerpotuate In the public memory. 10
c,,,.tt,c, mo huia,,,,s ,.,,,,.s..'.,. T.,
carr! through the enterprise on inc
scale designed VIII require the sum
OF $500 600. ana of this amount II wifi
Ia ,,.,....,,,',. a.. ,,,'. -. ., NJ,
w "se'''"'S W. ''u V'"1Vnh VI "
worm TO fhlAe EiOuOuO OF the capital
stock. The plan proposed Us TO incor-
porate the enterprise, and Tor the pur-
pose OF bringing 1t WITHIN the reacn ut
the humuicst citizen the shares have
been fSed al 81 oacn,
Thia stoAt win be offered TO the pco-
pie OF Fort Worth nrat. and when tho
necrsaar, amount to insure the success
OF the cxposition has been subscribed
here then to ofcr the shares to pa
trlutic Texans wherever found. IL Us
also contaminated by tho promotcrA--
aJ later dato-to AJAX our legislature
Tor state indorsement. together with
AN npproprrntinn of 5lOD oOj. for mo
purppsc OF ostablishlnE and maintain
in9 a permanent statc exhibit. Hay
ing occurred thla II is then proposed
TO naIS tho Federm government for am
AUGMENTATION of Xs1uOOO. which, 1t Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

an everlasting love" God so loved
the world" etc. That " religion ON
the other hand, II " said that God
made the heavens and the earth and
all that In thcm g. God made the
world Now the one VI from Gods
honrt, religion, and the other W from
Gods hand, the world, What ~ frnm
Coda heart cannot putApnnl2e What
is from Coda hand. aud what IL from
Coda hand cannot aningonlEe what
ia from Coda heart The hiEhOHt
state OF religion upholdH the Highest
state OF civilization and patriotism, and
the hluhpnt state Of civilization and
patriotism dumnhda the highest state
Of religion Take the Latin countries
today and see the degradation into
which they have fallen because ot
tho low Rtatc ~ religion. Take the An.
Elu-SaNnn countries today mat hold
the grand old doctrines M rrliNlnus
lihorly patriotism and plety Walking
hand I'm hand, and you VIII see not
only the highest rrligluuH conviction
but You viii see the hiphent typon OF
civilization ana patriotism. Now those
things have happened TO further Coda
work, for they were go dcHlgned, and
yet the great mass ~ people In the
pnHt generation, if not the present.
say that there must he lookuE aH-
ltnnoc at the world by the church, and
.5,o, u'v W.. -, ,r ,io ,.nrtd NV
c,..t' ~, a., p,t,,,. ia a ,,,,t. .tnii'
or,a,,., w., ty,, ,,re,j"st ,dcas MAI
r." r,,,it h,s t,,n, MA 4, fnn mon
~" anna Il, ono cynrcvslon, '2entcr
No. ,,,o,,. ~ ,,,i,,cs maj ,rc cne.
me ",se ~ uo ,-ori5 tho mimi tbnt
49,, ,,,.,,s ma ,.,t.r u,tn
90 49,, u,t,,s MAJ nr, cnt,sti NM
~ Wv 1870 M ,nit,. g., ,,nr.
~ trt,,l,,, ,,ai, in
~ h"H t,,..'',,.,,,,. .,.l.'
~ ga,saH d, ,,trin,,
,s'' ,t ,o,,,,,t,,,. ,n C,d MINI hr,
i,, ~" ~ n,,a VI n,',ro
uu"NN .,,.i a., t,orc
pw NY nii't,,. ,,,u a, is
,t'W" WI, M''iN''h ~, Al, 49,,
n,gupu Wy n'n W uu,'Vg',',u ~ "nn
WI. ''uu ~, ~, iinl
~ nnu,N,ri " wv n'N"' VI WV N""'''
"t ''H"N
The next po'nt ", that the Heppr-
alton or TollEion ana the world ~ one
of the greatest ubHinclen "a chrlHtian
prpgrcFh' Tho nriiiieinl separation ot
tho churches or chrlHt aud the world
the one from the other has been M
obstacle To Christian progress. Now
do not underatnnd me TO refer to tho
union OF church ana state, No union
OF church aud state was over com
ccivod Ia the word or GOD Thnt "
| foreign to 10 principles; but ! am
| speaking OF religion und patriotism
! walking ioEetheri OF iho ehur'h or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

labor unions OF tho city are IN full hc-
cord with the suggestion Of the Typo
graphical union that n mass meeting
OF union men should be held and steps
taken to do their share toward the
success OF tho Semi-Ccntnrnial and ut
the sanc time preserve their own in
,crcsts IN connection with this project
Yesterday words OF commentator
could be heard ON every hand FOR the
progressivcncaG manifested by the ~
pos IN this matter, and while their In
tcntlon 40 call a mass meeting was
only made known In. yesterdays Ga
2ctte the idea has met With almost
unanimous approval at the hands OF
those most Interested. II is safe ia
say, even now, that when tho mase
meeting IL called 60 order nearly every
labor organization in the city viii be
represented.
II ~ the intention Of the printera
who are the moving spirits In thin un>
dcriallpg TO lay the whole matter be-
fore the Trades assembly, aud have
the mass meeting held under the aus
pices OF that body.
Tho Typographical union meets IN
special session OF O'clock this after
noon,
II the matter ls lall before tho Trades
\ssembly--and there IS every indlca-
ton that this course viii b. puraued-
great results may be expo cici
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

Houston. Tex, Jan, 27.-Roports
from south, east and central Texas
say the weather Is extremely cold. 1t
has sleetcd and showed to points about
n hundred miles north Of the, gulf, and
indications are that the cold will be
followed by good rains Snow Is well
coined where II has fallen. as 1t win
molslen the ground and enable farmers
10 begin blowing a good rain has not
fallen since August last. Cisterna ana
wnterholos are dry and the ground has
been too hard TO break up for the COM
ms crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28
IT is CHEAP AND FADING FAME,
sTArEsMANsuIp ON ruEaoNn-iDEA
PLAN, a Doois, "EpuEMARIs,"
Tnci>iiug the transportation world
with the Possibility TOT Hurting
Texas nnilronda aud $50 nurung
Texas and Impeding rfogrcHs.

Hpcclul CofttApunucnccs
Austin. Tex. Jan. 27-Those Pop
ullsts ana Democratic extremists who
have come Into Austin with Inflated
ideas Of rctrcnchmcnt will possibly per-
coiye in time that stntesmanahip-
which In nothing in the world but COM
mon scnsc applied to public nnalra-
establishes very cphemerpl foothold
when It limps along on one idea.
Good government dlssected repre-
sents vast multitude OF good ideas
The Popuust-nnd what is said APP
plies equally to the similarity infatuat-
Ell pemoctat-w came here with hts
heart nncd with hopes Oh tnmo to be
created out OF this solitary Idea Ia be-
ginning Ia see II fade,
Magnify this one idon even 30 much,
limit the clerical machinery of the cap
itll to % solitary ianitur put me senate
and house ON bread aud wa
ter salary. with Kick Ia
ullat. you cannot 20 homo and tell your
constituents that sou have to any very
considerable extent solved TcNuF Imam
oial problem or placed the Lone star
state upon cash bosia"-ihat fondly
pcttcd phrase You are wont to utter
with such auction.
II II true THIS ono Idea, by reaaoh
OF Texas financial CONDITION mas inc
people nt It's hack-ihe dear peoplV "t
whose interests you are 20 jealous
And Just therein turks an imminent
danger.
You are nwnre-or ought To pc being
public men that very many or me
railroads Of THIS state are In inc minus
OF receivers That means mat these
roads are, like Texas having a pre'y
hard time maintaining q caHh bnMs,
You are nware-or ought 10 be, hylhs
public mcn-that the gigantic htIllgs
la prugrn1s TINS state mas Inaue Wllhlh
the last decade Wlmost without par
AIN in history have been que 'o she
power OF federated capital on what
you dotcRt so much, Mr. PopuliAt' cor
poratlonH'"
Placing these facts side by elde' II u
not possible that your warnko hti-
tudc towards everything bearing me
name of corporation ~ not nltogeth'r
conducive to the good OF the hlate'
For instance. unless there be az enol-
nous embezzlement going on amons
the nanngcmenis OF railroads IN TeNaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

VIII Bring In Mt Least H5O,Ooo,o0 "a
Ienr--Dcmucrnts Grntitled.

lFHF-IItHVVFNtN NfHITWfW.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Ntembers OF
commence, ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,, 4, ,,.. ,.,.,,,. a..
eO''s'V'' M"' p''''Ne IN 'le income ''N
as an equitable method OF raising reve-
nues are gratlncd Mt the unexpectedly
road showing of tho nrcit,,,pnrv c,r.
Vaas made hS tbc coti"ci,,,.,' ~ fbn H..
terunj rcvcnue nt tho dir.ction az anc-
retnrv Cerilaie 'rhcv bciic,e NM thn
rronier Tho nno,int rcnilVc1 -, tiis
aet Tho more pop,ilar il ", % omc
Snd no more tirrl,, recon, ", N.
nart Of mo poiiev If mo "n, ", ="
Rcnrcsentatiye Nt,Niuitn az n. IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

Washington. Jan. 27.--sceretary Car
Isle has about completed tho reor-
gnnizatlon OF the office Of tho super
Vislng architect OF the treasury, ana Y
Is Understood VIII very soon select
a successor to MIR. oHourke,
The Indications now are that mono
OF Tho applicants for the place VIII
receive the appointment ana that MI.
Carlisle will probably tender the po-
sltIon TO Mr.. John NJ. Carrerei or the
Arm OF carrcrc n Hastings "a Broad
way. New York. II " not known
whether Mr.. Cnrmre would nocupt
tile appointment. but II ~ thought ne
can have Il II he 90 desireH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

geiown, TeS, Jan. 27, - six
! dry spell In this section was
last night by light snow, fol-
BY drlzzllng rain. which contln-
day, with prospects OF good
-soaker Many farmers viii now
10 get credit fIom merchants to
Ioops that were denied them on
Of the dry spen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

City OF Mexico, Jan 2--The situation
OF the duatcmalan nnairs Is unenanged
today Eoth Mexico and Cua.emaia
nre SIN going nn with .helt war pre-
pnratIons and prominent M.SlcanT
think the outlook n very gloomy for
peace until Guatemala roccies fom the
bold stand she has taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

was apout four and half inches. Tho
weather being rather warn, cnnridera-
bic or the snow has melted ana tho TO-
TAI ihll Is supposed to be about 1--WE
ana one-half Inches. Stock mon fear
but nttle fatality to cattle unless tho
weath.r takes change before morn
but the weather contlnues tho sntnc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

|nney, Tex, Jan. 27,-snow has
steadily since early morning,
pile II has melted rapidly. the
\ IL covered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

Abilene, Tex. Jan. sG.--Frank Mat
ney's saloon was closed by an attach
msnt run by the schlltz Brewing COM
pnny late this evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

The headquarters Of the Texas SEMI
Centennial exposition VIII be for the
prescnt nj the Office OF the secretary
Of the subscription committee. Mr. Glen
Walker. ir. Sub committees cpn meet
there and In the office Of the secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce, next
door. Subscription blanks ana all nee
essary stationery can be had at either
place. Office hours of the chairman
Will be from 8 To o'clock In the after
noon. 8. II. WILLIAMS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28

Tn. printers Resolution 90 Held n
ua.s-,i.e,inE OF worIsingmen.
Judging from the expressions or va
rlous workingmen with whom Ca
set,e reporter conyersed yesterday. the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28
|foL. XIX.--No. Ga.
Man. January 70.

D0dV, JdIludIY [O'
|cond day of the great
in underwear sale
caring sale of blankets
fine comforts at 20 per
oil.
he case standard calicos
|edium colorings, &c per
|, worth &C.
he case large fancy fig
/ comfort calicos at DC
lard. worth 7o; also bat
HI Gle and l0c per yard;
cheap
l. half hundred cloaks
|aye left-already mark
Ealf price-much less
1 cost, All good styles.
lad ones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-28
COAL.

mock Island Coal ma
Company, rcreen-d lump.
eport. nal 80 MrAicatrr Tor
al lots, better than " Tor
purpvsI' or price ana irr'sns
ilc 81 parts OF TeN"- """
so..i,aty address ,t,,,uer.
4. Las employs no nRe""
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
Programme Of Local Institute

To be held at the new School
Home in Tuckalechee Cove Sept
q. Song and Prayer. Election of
Chairman and Secretary. "What
should he the question Of the
Teachers" G. w. Emert and J. HI.
Brickey. Responsibility of the
Teacher" Miss Josie Upton and N.
B. Adams. How to teach small
children to read. p. r. Emert and
J. M. Marine. Method of conduct.
ing recitation In spelling H. A
Salts and s. r. Law. How to keep
the children busy. w. J. Brickey
and G. L. Cayl0r. "Question Box
Music and prayer. To the above
named Institute the teachers o.
the 10, 16, and IS districts are as
signed. We expect this Institute
to be one of the best. All who are
interested in the education of tht
young are cordially invited.-Rob't
Walker Co. Supt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
AT COLUMBIAN HALL.

c. C. Dickerson has a very rare
but not very desirable pet, in the
shape of big rattler, with ten rattles
and a button. Tho capacity Of living
without eating is manifested to great
extent in this snake, it having lived
about two months and a half without
eating, and yet he seems to be in
good health, and turns away in dis
disgust when hearty little mouse is
put into the cage with his snakeship.
Wiley Davis the Blount Count
"Phenom" in the Base Ball world,
spent last Thursday night with Will
Bartlett. Wiley's work as ball play
er is watched by Blount county
people with great deal Of interest,
and his many friends wish him sue
cess, snce he has chosen ball playing
as profession for a while at least.
1t is hoped that his health and
streangth will continue to be such as
will enable him to cope with the bes,
players of the land
Certain persons who have beer
stealing flowers had better not lepea
the experiment, or there will be more
than warning published. 1t wouldn'
look very nice to see your name il
the paper as flower thief. Peopl'
who plant flowers do so for the beaut,
they add to their yard and all wh'
pass can enjoy them. 1t is only tn
selfish and those who are guilty o
petty meaness who sneak in afte
night and cuts or pulls them off an
runs the risk Of running the beautifu
plants. Remember this is sal
about you if you are guilty and fai
warning is given. How would you
name look next timer
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
Threw WY His Canes.


Mr.. d. Wiley, ex-postmaster
Black Creek, N. Y, was SO badly
afflicted with rheumatism that he
was only able to hobble around
with canes, and even then it caused
him great pain. After using Cham
berlain's pain Balm he was SC
much improved that he threw
away his canes. He says this lini.
ment did him more good than all
other medicines and treatment pu,
together. For sale at 80 cents pei
bottle by-George & Montgomery
Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
BuckIen's Arnica Salve,

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
sfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale
by George 4 Montgomery. 11-4-yr
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19

For pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamber
lain's... Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat of the pain, and
another on the back between the
shoulders, will afford prompt relief.
This is especially valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by
cold and here is a tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by
George & Montgomery, Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
+. T.. MOORE Pastor.

PRESB Y rERLAN CH URCH.
f. T.. MOORE Pastor.
Rev. w. G. Broadly, now of Lex.
ington, nd, will preach in this
church next Sabbath morning,
Sept. %.
Until further notice all evening
services will commence at !
O'clock.
"Rallying Day." Sept. 80, is at
tracing especial attention In many
of our churches. We will observe
the day with special exercises and
an earnest effort will be made to
bring all our former pupils into
touch With this movement.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19

There is a change in the Hardware
ad of Armstrong Bros, Knoxville.
Look it over and ifyou need anything
they have to sell call on them when
you are ii the City next week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19


We place upon the
market this season the
most BEAUTIFUL and
ARTISTIC PATTERNS.
in Mems and Youths
Clothing which the ge---
MUS of the clothing ar
tist has yet conceived
Our lines in CheviotS
were never more beau
tiful and our artist has.
made them a