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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Thy lrife is there" says Simon
when you would poison my mind, ras-
cal But" adds he, with fury, "you
shall tell me where my wife is. -
i would tear the tongue from my
throat ere it should undo the work of
Providence. If they escape the present
vengeance of heaven, thee shalt answer
for it, not l. Yet will give thee a clew
to find this woman who hath fooled
thee. Seek her where there are thieves
and drunkards to mock at thy simplici-
ty, to jeer at thine easy gull, for / say
again thy wife never was in Barbary,
but playing the farded wanton''-
The patience with which Mr.. Goodwin
had bestowed to this TRADE, doubling
by his passion that Simon was stark
mad, gave way before this vile asper-
sion ON his wife, and clutching the old
man by the throat he flung him across
the threshold and shut the door upon
him.
But where was his wife? That question
was still uppermost in his thoughts. His
sole misgiving was that accident had
befallen her, and that somewhere in the
house he should find her lying cold and
insensible.
With this terror in his mind he ran
again up stairs. On the landing he was
met by Mrs. Butterfly, who, prudent
soul, at the first hint of misconduct on
her mistress part, had bundled the gap
ing servants up to their rooms.
mercy on us, dear master!" says
she. where can our dear lady be? For
a surety she hath not left the house, for
locked all up, as she bade zoe when we
carried up her SUPPER - stres'-, key
IN IN my pocket when y "a -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

her honor must thee put rae-not her
to this trial. /"
"No mailman could reason like this, T"
says Mr.. Goodwin. 81 accept this trial,
and heaven forgive me if I do wrong"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Harrison's Town and Country
Paints, sold by M. HERwECK. liz Alamo st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

School of Scientific Dress Cut
ting. 2O7 North Pressa Street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Money to Lend. t h2e rates. Address ! . ac g
LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Save Money by buying your watches
~ and jswelry from EMER
SON CO., 122 Soled I'D Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

For Sale or Lease. s sIn% E fnsaise
of A. Scholz.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

A Rorooin 4-horse steam Engine. g.
"A Dbl dlii' horse boiler. almost new :.
Can be DO light at half cost. Inquire at the
LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Wanted small business needing a limit
ei'So ed amount of cash. Address
Energy" care LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Raroainc in Real Estate Call on JOHN
~ I. HAMBLETON & CO., No. 10i
East Commerce Street,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

For Sale Two-story Cottage, 3 rooms.
IL VI LAY, hall and kitchen, large lot,
convenient tn street car. Price Sl,45J. BAR
| gain" this Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Wanted Permanent roomer. with good
oiilCu reference, for very pleasant
comfortable room. Private ia nily good 10.
cation. No. III Fifth street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

SINGLE man wants employment in
grocery or hardware store, at anything,
Il. Goodman, care LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Wanted a situation by frst-class book
dress "B" this office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Goal and Wood At T.a Lowest IT. rates sss,,nr
JNo. G. MEHAN, 2S5 E. Houston Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Job Printing E e. lET scp ores orroH DAILY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

For Sale Large gentle horse, good
South Leona street,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

WANTED-Work of any kind by two
competent young men; outside work pre-
ferred. j. R., this Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

l Saloon, 407 Main Plaza
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Keep Up scribng for the DAILY L I1e Sa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Houses for Rent i9 t dlfIe o'sR R %M
WILL. at LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-03

Wapted everybody to know that can
w ais|u save them money on ali kinds of
painting and paper hanging. M. HERWECk,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
Silver Men. Populists and
WheeImen.
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND
A Bi.Metallist Badge Of UniqueDesign
Plenty of Ice Water.
Arrangem

The crowd OF yisitora which will be here
noNt week on the occasion Of tho throcinld AT
traction Of the silver convention, the Peoples
party onCampmcnt and the bicycle meet viii
be u great one. Various estimates uTe made
and the prevailing opinion Seems to be that
he number will be between ten and twenty
thousand.
Tho rate Of one-half fare for the round trim
which has boon made by tho railroads VIII
be an Important factor In inducing many to
come
Tho silver men completed arrangements
for tho reception Of their friends at meet.
INF hold yesterday evening at the office ui
Colonel II. VI. Wynne which was a Joint
session Of the committee on arrangement
and finance and the committee on reception
at which the following gentlemen were pros
ont; Mesara. \. 4. Cowan Il. VI. Wynno,
=. X, Williams, y, u Rnndlo, S. NJ, Fry,
y. LaCroiN. Frank Mullins. NJ f. Wallis,
lialBcl.
The following gentlemen were appointed as
a special committee to look after the i'm
portant matter Of assigning rooms TO vlsl-
tors; McHarB. 4. A. Altman, n. LuCrolN. y.
H. Randlc AMI +. H. Reilly. They will
have q table near the front entrance Of tho
city hall and the crowd Will be directed
Mherc a. md them 50 that there VIII be as
little difficulty as possible In placing them
after their arrival In the city, They will
be met at the trains by members of the
hall.
The badges will be In charge NJ Mt Frank
Mullins and viii be gyon out after the meet
',u XXI ,, ot''ou IN.vpt N,Vsu Ol tlu
progented beforehHnd irbe bsjr"a ia uniavc
In drgign Tonsisiing nf a riib,l o,',,- ~ ~
which IL yilvcr ana tbo atbnr r,iI IL hoe
Tho iuyrrintinn Drmorr1ttc stot al ,,.,, III
Convention Tort Vorth h,g,,gt Il Ia" :,
Amonv otthcr burort,,,,t ,r,,Iath,' ,it L i,'y,
abundant supply Of lee water. The decoration
ing Win Inc patrl6tir ptifpgl@4 az in, Co,,-
vrnttnu I'M aH pvlP '',,a "l ~, ,iy Vol-
question OF Who shall be- chairman or share
boon rno1t active In tbn ,i1,,o,r1,t h,,, 49, i,a
acttintod nv bstt,r m"tiyss ,i,'r i'a'V KEN
ordinarily nrcyRll nj pplitlrni ronveniior ~ 81
Tho Gnanro r5tnmittUc rrrnr,, ,,,oI ,-,
gress and expoct 10 c9npirtn tbsir ,hap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Tabernacle Cumberland Prosbytoriap
church corner Nintccnth and ChAmbora
atroots. Preaching at n o'clock a. IN. hy tho
pastor. Sihbath.achool at $3.50 a. M Tho
beginning at $50 o. H. The pastor will take
a vacation uutil the 1rat Sabbath IN soptem.
bcr sabbath school viii be continued al $3.50
each sabbath morning, and thu Endonynrcrp
VIII hold the services at $50 j., ~. through
this month
Trinity Episcopal Chapel. corner 81. Louis
avenue and Tucker streets, Roy. j. D. &.
Bcalhlcn, priest In chargc-August T. eighth
sunday after Trinity morning service SCR
mon aud holy communion at II o'clock
Evening prayer and sermon at y, M Sun
duy-school at 1880 a, N.
Chamber OF Commerce rooms over pustoflieo
At ~ m, todny-MrR. Hugh T. Wilson Will
lecture on The Responsibilities or Life. q"
All are invited to attend. seats free. Good
music. Remember the hour, y. m.
Christian Science Sunday-school ~ A. m
northwest room, 1fth door hoard OF Trade
o'clock
Rev. A, D. Harris the pastor OF broadway
Baptist church, has returned from his prD-
trnctod meeting, and viii mn his pulpit sun.
young men Of Fort worth ARE espaclellYinyiird
TO attend The services will probably be
ptOtractcd.
The ptotraotcd meeting at ulonwood will
continue AZ neNi week 70 tent At the nap-
tHt church. Rev Thrcdu Estel will preach
sunday AZ II a. m. and p. IN. sunday-schooi
al p. M, All invited TO attend
Htv, Harry Webb. presiding elder a. tho
Mr1iodH Lpis, opal church will addr,pt ~,
mems e'rcl r.eetlng at the y. NJ. q, A.
tNm nlc'noon a. o'clock fhe orchost@l a.t
male quartet VIII furnish music for tho oe-
yasNn Nj s.. II. Brown VIII nias a. Irani-
bone acc, NJ anlod by MIR, Conkllng o.. mo
0-gih All men are invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

There arc hundreds Of people who are
searching for a school whore they can ,rot n
first class education for their s5nt srrJ
daughters at moderate ratios. no All such NO
say That they can hud what thov want st
The Polytechnic college. The presid,rt, E,y
W. r. Lloyd, and the entire fnculti mo
determined 20 give value received fcr ,Nery
dollar placed IN their hands. No sholiy uofi
Il allowed. They do all they pr5iliso Ia al
several OF tho teachers are now ava prc
pairing Themselves for better work next ses-
SION ~ addition To the high curriculum
OF tho literary department. nr. t,lnvI Nae
spared no pains to have tho music, ait ana
glocuuqh departments equal TO me bsss siiss
Kate V. King principal OF tho music dc M,
ment' Is said by those who know 10 Ia, ON,
Ok the most accomplished muirlrngNba,b nv
huumental and yocal-n the sluth. Tho ptns-
pcets Tor patronage the coming session arc
very hne Call for eataiogufs come by
hy every mail Tho college building. which
70 be used exclusively as tho boarding
department Tor girls, Is being Renovated an6
TeiurniHhed from top TO bottom. The large
NV puillulhg Igr teaching y rapidly nearly
completion, and Will greatly Increase III
Norhing capacity Of the college Thprn II
college V' 'n's mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Yesterday a suit was hlod in tho Forty
eighth district court OF rarant county Nv
cunningham Eubanks, attorneys. Tor wal
YER BUM 81 al, egainHt Robert McCart ~
slshee OF G, u. FELTON,. The suit Is broueb,
Tor !he benefit Of tho accepting creditor ny
y. u helion 10 compel detcndants 10 ac'
uns allego defendant has collected and not
lho assignment was made In 1859 hut il,t
creditors until 1908 "NHohlng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Il
az, ~ n. hiNnSn uhNHllnk !rtlshl agent or
wv ,ehuN"n nNeS' - W tue Hly'
a. " teIlSr, gcnernl i've stock agent OF
wv vows '9l'hu' N out On Trip
j, w. lilrbcp. general live stock nEeut
OF the Cotton Bet. Is In FROM d trim
A. A. Gussou TRAVELLING u,ss,p,,r aeon,
Of mo Cntton urif M rn,,,r,,H7S "b,n,
DIV '' ""' '''""'' I" 'h'
% ,,.r,,. .,
" MeNabn, general passenger agent
urieans ''''"u' wv s'H''I""E lor NeW
,u
inv Mhlouli Kansas ana Texas had on
~ vAua .eA'N Aud an extra sleeper last
N'tNt lot tue 'Neuitlon to Rockport,
Col, u, a. Nntkum general manager Of
the Santa ~. was here Yesterday nush.
Ing tlw union station enterprise.
Cel =. u uovry, ylec.nrtsidrnt ma ron.
oral superintendent OF the Rock lsinnd IL
back from trim to 'Toppkn. :"
p,n,,,, ,.r,, .,,,,,..,,
tho IIoust"m nnh efr',m fupVi'ln''hu,ht OF
Vestrt,inv a. d,te,,i v,NNss Nou''ui, came III
''N"' :" ut''"" 'H' N'lot meeting.
lmptuirmrnlN are heing made ON the
southern Pacific with the View ~ rv-rstah,
nhhing linhtcd passenger service between
WV oFloans ana san Francisco.
n N; Lloyd. roadnaster OF the Joint track
was here Yesterday on his return from a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


u Epph'eih oil SHERMAN was nero S'sVo'-
uay' a.
,s Jqhh murray Iet yesterday 'or o'he'"
"",'
al, H. "alDruge lett yesterday l'r ""'h-
AZ w. H. Bona OF DallAs was mere >''"r-
,
Mexico
g. u Grimm OF Corrigan. Tex, was N the
city yesterday
-. W McNahau and wife left yestordiy for
new iorh'
DR.. Ncthcrly IA spending a few days in
WaHahachl0'
oscar Thompson OF Big Springs was IN the
city YESTERDAY
W d. Fielder. OF Granbury spent yester-
day In the city.
n n,Jd a,d n,,o io,, ,o.,.rt,, Coz
Camden, Tenn.
C.. II. uyiIpson bos. y,ro T., ,,lcv,tn,d n
Ia ga inta bpuinraI ""' e'"' ~ ''''''''u' '''
A. A. Judges and wifi, ba,. rc,pr,c1 ,r,r,
a tri, T., 1at 80 "''' nave '''u' -" N'N'
~" u" '''
a trlp Ia iC2aiI,oTnlsa "u "''' ie't ''''''lAy On
w. H. RULER oi Hot Springs, is In the city,
''' 'ou'' !" Io'o''
Iuhh 'ahuluEe ana WHO VIII lea7u toner
row lor Memphis Tenn
~ W. Taylor has returned from visit
!" Hul'A' sPl'hE'' NIh
W. l.. Gwaltncy, the wol-known Honey
Grove cowmnn. Is in tho city.
". y. Hurley and son and w, l.. logan
LETT yesterday on a trip TO Galveston.
known Midland cattlcmGn. arc in n Inc sc CITY. ''
Mrs l. u Mccain, t,,. lac, III, -
Ntst 10 iEl'hN' Nhu relatives 10 trenton,
yychb "a ,t,,tt,.. ,,.. ,,..,,. A., -
y to attend rr1niou az Contcdcrg!so W 49,, a.
rams. Vi 'o'i'uo'h,e we've
Mo ,r...-,.. s,..,..
h,, H'g ,af m9Esie surrey 81 Tyler Is Waiting
a., ,''o""' ''o' H. H. Olto' on EAST Fourth
vbr,, y n, 5itor3. " w. tgtGrnsl from Bowie
ISOLATION ''"'' i''' ''u''''"' az
Judge q, W. Armstrong is back from Gal.
e,s,o "i m",'o nr attended the meeting OF tho
-
JosoDh l., Clno of tho Texas weather rr-
n nrNG ~ uHlNgston aiupnod here yesterday
va "'s return rom hpwle'
u, L., Huffman has returned from Bg,yle
Mhet" he attended the meeting VI the State
horH'ul'nral association,
hero yesterday having just iel;,efcd ,G61
head OF cattle at Washbufn. WV
Mrs Anna Il. Applrrntc has returned, t,,,,,,
Kansas City where an" bos boc v,up,ou itut Nh,
10 rrlRtlyeg and fri.pda t,t 'aa ueeh on Wait
Tho frIcndg of Miss Lillian p,,,n,, ',.l,
the city. corner seventh and Flore1ce' VI
here yeitsrdmSy mIl'SS{ OF Gal'cs-ln si'npn"d
He is cx-usslstant pntom1Iogist ~ ~, nIWls;
states.
ma t,irgt A,,tL al, NlHll, pIesIing 'ldor u
ha4 conc tn Noyarr., uu,vnss IoF tlls durtct,
petition. "'"'"b OK
A large number VI pcoplc st,n,,1 h.ro ga,
tbp st,ta t3",tW ,n.ul1 from the meeting Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

For oNff ak years l was contain. ruffere-
from chronic diarhoea. trirL great maj
rnmedlca yet found no ielaf rs chanec
noticed hn advertisement IN the nawkg apef
canng attention TO Chsmba ittt'a Colo.
cholera and u.arrhosn Remsiy. ! sent fof a.
bottle and before hali Of Z, nRd icon ,fFen,
Tort, ORANGE Free state, soith Air.rG, rcr
sale by n, Y. uramrner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

music viii be rendered The Misses Fields
Will assist In violin aud organ solo snort
gospel talks and testimonies, lo1 by warren
Collins will make a profitable meeting iur
young and old.
Igf ali attend who can. Meeting at
lnstead OF l. az usual IN the church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Tho Old Hero and Statesman In the city.
Ito Was Warmly Welcomed.

Ex-Governor Il. u. lubbock. or 'Unclo
Frank, " as he b. ancctlonatoly dubbed ty Lia
thousands Of friends throughout the state. ia
IN the city, ana stopping with j. u. Davies.
on Hcmphll street
Governor Lubblcl, has long been a ceatrll
hguro ~ the Affairs Of Texas. coming TO thp
state whom II was yet republic, ,teBhly
rcndcd from Mexico by Victorious band Of
patriots Tie has Witnessed the transition Of
the Young republic into the rrandest state
~ tho Union, and has ever been ,cYnl to the
states best interests.
ln Il csc trying times Of civil war, Governor
Lubbock was As prominent 10 Confe1crue az
alIH AZ he han since been IN those Of mo
male, ana ms record all tho ugh lie ~ ono
that any man might we'll emulate
ex-governor and .cx-treasurur OF Tex1g, h.
was honorcd by the people " his state
Win positions of honor anl rus. lust as
long Az he would accept their rroror. and In
iouing from public life he carried with Ia, M
IN MS voluntary rctircmant and yet ,ttiin
the warm affection and confidence Of cur
whole people.
Governor Lubbock Is an ardent free tilycr
Democrat, and win remain to Five no COM
vcntlon next week the bencn. of HE wisdom
and couHHcls,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

=, the thrye Knights OF Pythins lodc,s al,
Ut WORTH nave each nppanted a commit
w 70 uffangc for special meetings AZ IN
me lodges ln Joint session oboe n nm , X
ihe hrst meeting VIII be held Win MN.
mngr On ihe second Tuesday nieht OF tbis
Nell as other lntnrestlng oNnrclal. NVIN as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

=, San Francisco, Aug al, !. 1855,
uoneral Superintendent Filns,s q, aialea that
Ssm racine has been appointed senarai 9U v,a,i
NJ oi that system TO hucceeS n. n,ali, +,
Wildss "a, oNne' Division superintnndsn,
"N1e' VIII succeed Mr.. Fillmore ''''''eh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Robertson a wItteu. fpncrs, Az.
and es,hnlmcrsi an details eafe,,ii,!s eTtois
ga after and carried out No. So Hons Hons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Tho Groom Movements Probably Mean .
Now Through Limo to tho Gulf


Now Through Limo to tho Cult
The rrolreeta for a new through limo
from North TcNaH 70 the Gul' are considered
worry bright at this time, aud tho prime
mover behind the project is none other
than Mrl. licLty uvcon
"A H we'll known. the Little Rock and
Ncmpua Is now Ia tho hands of receiver.
and VIII soon boz sold under foreclosure. A.
NJ. hllnkd. a Chicago millionaire. lr Will
ing To $50 into a deal to buy the road and
u now In llcllowa Falls, W.. committing with
Mrs. Gr0cn and proposing 10 put one dollar
into the enterprise Tor every one ycnturcd
By Mrs, Green,
~ is und,rstoud. In tho event that Mrs.
Green agrees to 70 into The scheme. to
at once extend the line nom LtilH Rock "a
iHrIa. iu thia state vhrIy IL wilt con
meet with am oStenaiou oi tho Texas Midland
ftom urcCnNlllc to that place
10 lH known that prCMicut Green OF tho
Midland hbs been Ia Paris during the past
few days M the interest ut tho proposed Cx-
noon ns tho Little Rock aud Memphis do,i is
closed, the Midland will move ont from
Grccnulln to Paris. where tho connection
Nor % thh aid. Tho chief ambition. Of
President Green OF the Midland is to be-
come the head OF great. Independent trunk
line. OF which the Midland 10 now tho uu-
rlouH.
The idoa ot the astutc young man who
prC9idos over tho dostinoa Of tho Mid.
Land ALSO cmbudlcs a gulf outlet. and It is
nNlu u"' ahh Nh'1ulo Us ono OF MS objective
points, en- rputu, Prcaldcnt Green con
templates hig deal In railway oirules. aud
as tho young man has the uroou millions
behind him. there Is no reason why he
ahOuld not carry out the idea,
II ia said Mrs Green 10 fayoruhly i'm.
presscd with tho plans OF her son, and
she Is one OF the mo4t keen sighted and
wonderful women Of tho age, as nho s I'M
douhto1ly the WoaithiosL
President Green has lately been In close
consultation with his mother and Mir. mn
ingH aud the indications are that interest
Ink developments Will soon follow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Pressmen'E union. No. a. win al,
meeting tomorrow evening az T.ih "o"
az Y W; Walkers printing ofles os ~ ny
7. Nloks' drug store, ever j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Have your horses shod right by experl,pco,
nun lhgn. williams Fowler know how ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
CUMDEnLAND CIll1ncu erpy,,

An Interesting meeting viii he Nj,
Cumberland Prcshytorian ehn,dhhe 'u az the
conducted by Young Peoples society. S psxsIai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

On July Al NJ. John IaEgerty. the vot.
known Attendant a. the Commercial eiuS
eniod The eighth year o., hle service At tlst
inAtltuilen, g the perfect satisfaction OF me
CLUB AUD TO hh own credit, Mr. Ha6Eorty a
proud Of the record he has made,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

tne bock Island Is stlll selling rednco1
'"'V uoAe's TO all points north and east
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

offered by Chicago Firm for w. II rov.
lor's Stock.

NJ. lralson OF NJ. Irnlson & 10 49,.
nnd bankers OF Chicago, IN bca v' ntoksts
several days negotiating for " If pp'e Nor aot
oi STOCK OF goods, He offers So 0io .,s 4,
ne M Ne matter Is sim pending, awhii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Regardless OF anything you hear 10 The
centrafy the Rock lland-ls SIM eelllnr
tickets TO Kansas CITY tor''SsS5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Twenty drops OF Anrosturn Bittcrs lin.
slegerts, the only genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

L, Iulse y, 4. Greene aud wife ana tsbp A =,
H ,i ana family returned 'AiJ n,g6i ',,n,
rad Ve o M9'H rs summer antlng sDsr, in Coz
her mother FSI' 10 visit
rhihp sanger. the woll-knogn Dallas ,,,,-
Tnn nn,t VII leave Dallas today on his NAV 10
ROAD nc s.S W." E9rt Worth ana Den,es mil
,hS summer at the health rssS2:s Of t ctini
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-01
s,Ixer-The Indiana League.

There seems 20 be NJ possibility OF
convincing the advocates Of the free COIN
age of silver at ratio of l6 to ] that
the next Democratic National Conven-
ton will either utterly ignore the Sill
yer problem or make such deiiyerance
on II as will convince everybody thaI
that problem or Its solution VIII not he
a part Of the Democratic creed Of next
year.
Look at the prospect. The Empire
State of the Union has already declared
in favor of making nothing except gold
and silver u legal tender Maryland
Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and all the
New England States may be set down
ss on the side OF honest money. and
vet we find leading Democratic states
men stin clamoring for the free coinage
Of silver at the ratio of 10 to /, IheS
close their eyes to the peculiariues OF
the situation. and proceed IN their un-
wise undertaking as If they knew no
thing at all az 20 the real condition of
things IN the Democratic party ana
amonget the people a. large
One thing which is overlooked by tho
free-silverites IS the fact that the two
thirds rule obtains in Democratic nation
al conventions. and therefore no silver
utterances can be forced through that
body which are not supported by two
thirds of the delegates We have often
had occasion to say that such an utter
Rrce could not receive the approving
vote Of even a majority. IL not, what
possibility can there be OF getting the
Democratic party in national convention
assembled 10 declare in favor Of the
snwse measure insisted upon so strenu-
,usly by the men who have given them
selves up. body and soul, we might say,
% the advocacy of the free coinage of
silver at a ratio OF l6 TO l? We ask
good and true Democrats everywhere to
De practical as well as true. Not even
patience and perseverance can make the
solution of the silver problem part or
the national Democratic creed Of next
year.
We are led into these remarks by the
reports sent out on Saturday last from
Indiana, stating that the Executive Com
mittee OF the State Democratic League
claim that their cause Is progressing
in that State This IS not good news,
but bad news for the league is move
ment inside the Democratic party, as
is shown by it's title. Indeed, President
Clarke is reported as claiming that
among the district members are MEM
bers and ex-members of the State Demo
cratic Committee.
The Democrats of Virginia have wisely
held aloof from any such entangling al
iiances as those Just named as existing
amongst the Democrats of Indiana.