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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

1t may. not be generally known that in
the carly history OF Philadelphia it was a
criminal oiicnsc TO walk the streets dressed
in fancy costume. Tho whipping post WINS
not only used rs medium for wife beat
ers In tho days when there were few laws
and fewer infractions OF law and order,
but any one caught on the highway dressed
In woman's garb was given dose OF black
strapplng.' From tho following extract
from the preSentments OF the grand jurics
1t will cseen what our forelathers thought
OF incorporating:
John Smith was disguised in woman's
clothes, walking the streets openly and
going from house TO house against tho
laws OF God and this province, to tho
stralnlng OF holy profession and against
the laws Of nature. Edward James, a like
offender at an unreasonable time of night.
Dorothy, wife OF Richard Canterlll, is in.
dictod also for being masked, walking and
dancing In the house of James Shines at 10
o'clock at night" These heinous and
criminal oifcnscS took place In tho year
1902. There was no attempt mado to have
masquerade balls until nbout tho year
1929, when tho movement was promptly
suppressed by an act OF the state legisla-
ture.-Philadelphia Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
The "Affable and Courteous" Cottol
Belt Agent Hypnotlzed the Angels.

The "Affable and Courteous" Cotton
Belt Agent Hypnotlzed the Angels.
The following graceful acknowledge
ment OF favors received by representa-
tlves OF the Travellers Protective as
sociatlon at the hands OF the Cotton
BELT has been received at the St Louis
southwestern headquarters in this city.
No one appreciates favors more keenly
than the commercial traveller, and
nothing contributes more toward the
revenue OF the railroads than the vast
army of travelling men.
on Board n. =. A. Special en- route
10 san Antonio, Tex, June ITO Mis-
souri, Division 4. p. A. and Accom-
panylng Friends: Your committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions OF thanks
TO the officers of the Iron Mountain,
Cotton Belt. and International and
Great Northern railroads for cour-
tesies shown the delegates and the
entire party, beg leave TO submit the
following:
Resolved, That we cannot express
too strongly our appreciation for the
many comforts afforded us by MIR. Ed
W. LaBeaume, the nffnble and cour-
teous general passenger agent OF the
Cotton Belt, and his able assistants
who accompanied US on the entire trip
10 San Antonio. The equipment of the
Il. p. a. Special with the best sleeping
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
AT THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist church, corner Third
and Taylor-Sunday- school at $3.50, W.
II. Taylor, superintendent. Preaching
at IL and 8. Young Peoples meeting at
Z p. m. Seats free. All welcome. j.
Morgan Wells, pastor.
Tabernacle Mission of the FIRST Bap-
fist church. corner Hampton and Bluff
notwithstanding at p. m. by Rev.
Theophilus Estill Sunday-school at 4
p. m. Preaching at night by Rev.
James ID. Wherland. You are cordially
invited to these meetings.
Spirituallst-"A National View of
the Doctrine OF Future Punishment"
will be the subject of the lecture at the
Board of Trade hall, over postofiice,
this afternoon, The Lyceum will be
held at o'clock, followed by the lee
ture. A prominent Spirltualist from
New York will probably take part in
the meeting. All are cordially invited
Today is Trinity Sunday and there
will he service with sermon at the
Episcopal chapel, corner OF st. Louis
avenue and Tucker streets. this morn
ing at IL o'clock. Service in the even
ing at o'clock at the same place. Sun
day-school at $3.50 to . o'clock a. m.
The Tabernacle Cumberland Presby-
terian church, corner Nineteenth and
Chambers understanding by the
pastor at II o'clock a. m. and at $50
p. m Sabbath-school at $3.50 a. m.
Endeavor at 1880 p. m. Junior Endeayor
at $50 p, m. a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend the
meetings.
Preaching at the Broadway Baptist
church today at II a. IN. and u. m.
by the pastor, Rev. a. j. Harris.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend. We will try and have seats to
accommodate everybody.
Today will be observed as Chlldren's
Day at st. Paurs Methodist Episropal
church. DIR. Fisher, the pastor. Will
make the morning address with cs-
right service begins with Epworth
League at 1880 and preaching at $50
p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
THE ROAD RUNNER.
A Smart Arizona Bird and His Method OF
killing uattlesnahes.

"Thcro is bird out in my country,
said Major Ransomc OF Arizona (which
we call the road runner. lilo Is an inter
csting fellow, this bird, and fashion OF
ployer, l take 1t, with long, mcritorious
legs that never give out, aud which dcyour
distance with an appetite that never seems
appeascd. Generally two road runners 90
together, for company's sake, no doubt.
They sccm TO DO great gossipcrs and do n
vast sight Of talking to each other. They
will chase ahead Of your horse ms you
ride along trail and keep up the stride
for miles and miles and hours and hours,
with steady, side to side motion, much
like the gait of a pacing horse, why they
run along ahead of ono in this Insane fash
ion can only be guessed at. 1t would scom
to DO for fun and exercise
"'rhcy are gifted with great deal of sa-
gnclous mulevolencc toward tho rattlc-
snakes, with which crawling brood tho
road runner has deadly foud. i suppose
the rattlcsnakc pounces upon tho road run
ncr's eggs and makes omclets of them or
gobblcs up their young on II spring chick
On theory. Whatever tho Gauss of the hate,
however, tho road runner Is the deadly en-
envy of the rattlcsnake. They Sroak vengc.
nnco upon him in this way; They will
espy rnttlesnako asleep in tho sun.
Mum Is then the countersign with your
road runner. He never says % word.
"Ilc and his follow road runner go about
In discreet silence and collect the dried,
dead joint OF fiat cactus, which abounds
In the southwestern deserts. They build u
corral all nbout tho doing serpent with
them These pieces Of cactus bristle with
thorns as sharp and keen rs needles. When
they yc got their snake corrallcd, the two
road runners arouse him with yells and
tho flappings of their little jim crow wings.
They rcvile him and scold him and appear
to apply all kinds Of hard cpithcts to him.
He gets frightened and angry. His head
lattens and his rattlcs buzz.
"But they won't come near him. They
stand at safe distance aud rail Mt him.
At last he tries to crawl away, but he can t
cross the cactus fence which the road run
ncrs hnyo built about him The spincs
pricl; him, and he draws back. Meanwhile
the road runners keep up their dorisiyo
racket. With each prick Of the cactus
spines the rattlcsnake's wrath increases.
AT last in his desperate, brainless fu-
ry, no begins to bite himself. His poison
is as deadly to him as TO everybody else,
and in u short time he dies. Great, then,
is the mad triumph of tho road runners,
who taunt him until his last gasp and
exult over his corpse like sayages After
he is surely dead they walk off together
with airs of cockcy satisfaction, and, AS
it were, arm in arm. "-Washington Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
VERY FUNNY CLUBS.
Thore Arc All Sorts In This World, but
These Are the oldest.


One OF the qucercst clubs In the world Is
the Lazy club of Vienna. 1t is said TO have
membership OF 100, and there are thou
sands waiting for admission. No member
OF this organization can do anything for n
living, and tho slightest suspicion of work
that rests on II member Is equal to expul-
sion.
There Is curious society In London
called tho Grabbed club. 1t is made up Of
men who hayo met great dlsappointments
in life, and tho club meets once month.
At these times the members are not al
lowed to repeat their hard luck stories, but,
on the contrary, form merry company,
and ondcayor for that time to forget their
woes.
The list OF eccentric clubs was swelled
last year by tho addition of tho Don't
take-ofl .your-hat club of wohlan, Ger
many, The members who fcar catching
cold are nbsolved from tho obligation Of
raising tho hat in tho street in tho winter
months under the penalty of severe fine.
In Philadelphia there is an Anti Baby
Kissing society, where tho hygienio cru
sadc against kissing ispushed. Tho Same
city boasts of an Anticigaretto club,
formed by young women who bind them.
selves TO have nothing whatever to do with
any young man who smokes cigarettes.
A new feature in clubs is recorded in
New York. 1t is tho Dyspeptio club, and
tho test OF eligibility for membership is a
doctors certificate that the applicant Is
suffering from a weak stomach. Tho oh.
ject OF this organization is to promote
chccrfulncss among dyspeptics and to fur
nish to tho members tho latest results OF
science In treating indigestion. The presi-
dent of the Dyspcptic club is said to have
remedy that has never failed to help suf.
fercrs, but none but club members knows
what 1t is.--Ncw York Dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Perry, o. r., Juno s,-pcputy marshals
here give further details ~ the terrible
Fight between hill Do1lln, Zip Wyatt and
one other outlaw and some marshals In
the Glass mountains, The outlaws horses
were all killed and two of the outlaws bad.
ly wounded Two women, Jennie Black
and Zip Wyntts wife were with the out.
laws when the fight took place, aud they
were captured aud Jailed at Guthrie last
night, Mnrshals still have the cave sur
rounded IN which rho outlaws took refuge
md there Is little doubt OF their capture.
Ever since the Rock Island train robbery
marshals have been IN close pursuit Of
the outlaws who were engaged In H. The
pursuit resulted III the killing OF two of
Them near Ingalls, some weeks ago. The
inarshnls stu pushed the remainder OF the
gang until they changed thoir stamping
ground aud went 10 the western mart ~
the strip. In the Glass mountains Mar
shall Nix Is determined TO eNterinnnte the
gang. II has come To light that two noted
Georgia outlaws, George aud Asbury Gen.
Try, have Joined the band under the MINES
OF Come Lately boys" The Gontrys are
wanted In Georgia for numerous crimes.
They are the most noted outlaws that
have operated In Georgia for several years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
MEXIco,s CONSTITUTION


Washington, June S.-Recent ndyIces
from Mexico state that the Mexican CON
gress, following the suggestion OF Presl-
dent Diaz In his last annual message. Inns
been considering important changes in the
felcral constitution. with n view to maxi
ing II somewhat similar to that Of the
United States In the limitation OF the
rights or tue separate states TO coin money
10 hinder commerce 10y taIlm laws whien
discriminate against goods brought from
adjoining states into Mexico. Heretofore
me federal government has not had the
exclusive right to collect tariu taxes ar
internal revenue. As result hath the
Federal government and the states have
their separate laws on the same snbiert
Jtalousles between states have lei sone
OF them to enact tarln laws dlscriminnting
against ncighhoring states. President Dinz
spoke strongly for n reform and n con-
prchensivs revision OF the constitution has
bteh presented accordingly. The FIRST ar
ucles OF the constitution are CHANGED 90
~ 10 lhflude prohibition against no
iree coinage Of money or the iesnnnco -
paper bills or stamps by amy state p,S
III denominations between the stntes ara
pfohlbltel by several strong nroyisIons
Article III OF the constitution IL chnngoi
70 as TO give the federal government 7ba
exclusive right To hinder or prohibit tbo
Transportation of goods, foreign or dom,s.
", brought into Mexico or into n state
~ supplemental section the law is u'aJa
70 tnhe erect one year from July i neyt
Mhether the law embodying The chnn,,a.,
nnas l'asscu Us hnal stage Is not clear frr,,,
W ihiormltion received here althotirh ia
ACCUSATION appears TO be complete '''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
LITTLE ITEMS.


]. NJ. Rodgers sells Iron fencing.
The Tarrant county farmers report
the prospects for the oat crop to be
very fine.
Fifty teachers are attending the
county summer normal at the Poly
technic college.
Mr., and Mrs ]. c. Howard, living on
West Broadway, have been very sick
with fever during the past week.
Sewing machine supplies as wen as
diamonds. watches. clocks and jewe,ry
at the cheapest Jewelry house In the
city. Halls. Main and Eleventh.
Yesterday was dun day for city
news. The only fatality reported In
Fort Worth was n spring chicken run
over by a trolly car.
Tullers Novelty Iron Works. new and
second hand boilers. engines. pumps
ana gin machinery for sale or trade
AZ Yves. Wcatherford street.
The 1s-months old child OF j. W.
Renfro died Friday night at 10 o'clock.
The funeral took place yesterday nf-
tenoon at 3 o'clock from the Catholic
church,
The Fort Worth Street Railroad com
pany has commenced the work OF put
ting IN railroad crossings on South
Main street. The work is being done
by the Fort Worth Iron Works.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
ombnlmer. Full assortment Of unuer'
takers goods. Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes an necessary
requirements No. ga West Weather
ford street. Fort worth, Texas.
Work on the Scott-Hnrrold building
is progressing rapidly. and the stone
work Will be finished next Tuesday or
Wednesday and be ready for the brick.
Scventy-tive stone masuns and fifteen
brick musons are employed. The struI-
turc win be three stories high, OF st.
Louis pressed brick on the three fronts
with reC0s red sandstone and terra
Gotta trimmings. The contract calls for
its completion September /.
Grand musical at First Baptist
church, Friday night, June IA. Best tai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
ARE NOW OFFERING

FisUIIS-Blorida oranges, California
Seeding oranges, California navel oranges,
IoFt Lemon bananas, Messina lemons, CO.
Soahuts, Malaga grapes, cranberries.
NEGETABLEs-New York red rose seed
potatoes, Eastern rose seed potBtoes, West.
ern rose seed potatoes, Burbank and Peer
less seed potatoes Greeley eating potatoes,
sweet potatoes for seed or eating purposes,
hutnDaBa turnips new white turnlps new
ueets' cauliuower, fancy yellow onions.
SuNDRlhs-A full line of dried fruits.
Talsln3, dates, figs, etc, nuts OF every de.
setlpilon, chewing gum, candles, complete
assortment OF grocers' sundrles. Write for
prices. ava
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Suit Relating to Arlington II
property-county Court.

\ lin the Seventeenth district
Judge Harris has under consid'
case IN which the mortgage J
Of the Arlington Heights proper
interested. An agreement was 7
with regard 20 some OF tho pol
volved. and Judge Harris has Il
ers under consideration.
In the Forty-elghth district col
ruit OF ]. r. Cooper against th'
Island Railroad company for u
IL still on trial.
In the county court yesterday
suit Of Basil Isaacs against tn
Worth Transfer company, a JUG
was rendered In favor OF the y
for si2i.65. The suit OF w.
against \. r. Hollern Is on trii
The following cases are set
day:
James Ditto. Sir. VS.. Texas a,
clhc Railway company.
~. A. Smith vs.. Chicago, Re
land and Texas Railway compaI
Caps & cantey vs., &. l.. }
ct al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
JERRY's LATEST FREAK.
Mr. Simpson WIN Start His Guberna-
torial Boom BY Distributing But
ter and Eggs at Scranton.

Topeka. Kan. June S.--According to
the latest story, Jerry simpson. who is
billed to speak in Topeka on next We'd
nesday night, will drive over land from
Medicine Lodge. He intends to I'M his
wagon with butter, eggs and other pro-
visions. which, upon reaching Scran-
ton, In Osage county. he will distribute
among the destitute miners The Popu-
lists here are talking about u demon-
stration on the occasion. which viii 20
out 10 meet the sockless Socrates. Re-
publlcans have been wondering In
what spot Jerry would break out next
and now they know.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
DISTRESS IN KANSAS,
Medford Citizens Say That Peon,e A.
Starving 10 Death.

\ y, Wi Sai Kan. June San appeal for
alu mas been received here from Nj.
iord. II Is signed by four Of lie 49,
most citizens who are voucbed for ~,
w; j. Martlndale of this city. prcsid,Yss
elder or the Wichita district snn,b,,,sss,
Kansas NJ. L. conference. Thai M.
1ens OF that county are In a wre,ches
condition so far as food and c,o,hIeo
nre eonSerned and pray for relief ins
i,neaiateiy' The appeal closes as fni III
II the name OF suffering bn,,,.,...
appeal to you for such foo'i ~, we
things as you can spare 10 u o'ner
destitute and that us soon as Vol .'ie
sloiy can TO appease the hunger y, p ~,
crying children. Ship to Inc sne
Township Aid association Or Nh,
Emma Peacock. The Rock Island Its eas
ries SUPPLIES free OF cost" car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Anger gets moro people into trouble than
mcanness. We do and say things while in
temper that We spond tho rest Of our
lives rcgrctting Parents should mover pun
ish their children while In anger, for II
they do tho child invariably gcts morc than
it-lesorvcs. Walt til You cool down befuru
You whip or shut up In dark closets Thcn
too, II II Is the child that has temper and
not yourself break II before tile ago OF q is
reached, for II you don't then that child q
temper is likely never to be conquered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Quoting what they termed temperance
bars. and sold among other beverages
what Is branded as rice extract but
which experts say is nothing less than
regulation lager beer. one of the
indicted parties is a negro, the other a
white man. A law and order league
has been in existence for some time
and its express determination is to sec
TO it that the prohlbitory law is strict
ly enforced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
TURNER g DrScnE's


Tnrrant county blackberrles,
iarrnnt county fresh peaches.
Targant county crystal wax L
-7rt county white wax bea
Iarrant county green snap bea
,--4s eV-At.f tomatoes.
IAfrant county English peas.
Iafrant county turnlps and Ir
tatoes.
Tarrant county Rose notnioes
Iarrant county purple-top, str
Larrant county white onions.
THrrant county breakfast rad
Iarrant county fresh curlev lei
Tarrant county Eclipse rcd bee
Iarrant county Basano beets.
bers. 80 o ~"
iArrant county fresh eggs
Iarrant county evergreen swe,
Lafrant county cabbage.
Tarrant county summer snun al
Iarrant county splnnge green's
Tarrant county turnip greens.
fafrant county parsley.
AZ Turner s. Dlngee's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

New Orleans. June s.-Captaln Hal
sey OF the steamship KnickerbOcker
from New York. reports ~ p. m.
June 9. II passed steamship ashore
on the French reef, Fla. II had
a black smokee stack with white
bands. letters IL" or AZ IN bands.
Inquired lis name but hoceived no
reply; waH perfectly easy and though
o number OF wreckers were near bv
they had evidently not ben employed.
june 6, saw a three-mastei schooner
ashore surrounded nv wreeEera
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

g. = Wltten ct al. to q. c.
w acres Witten & Cox surveys,
D. Tobln and wife to w. w
nett. one-third lot /, block 8,
HUI addition, 5000.
w. a. Darter TO N. Harding
one-eighth interest In 1888 acres
more survey. $40.
w. a. Barter 10 N. Harding
one-elghth Interest In ninety a
3, Gilmore's survey, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Young Joblots-Mr. Bullion. have
come to toll you that your daughter is all
tho world to me,
Old Bullion--You'ro another OF those
fellows who want the earth.
81 don't understand you, sir"
why, the world is the earth, Isn't II,
and MS my daughter isall tho world to you
doesn't 1t follow that you want tho carthy"
well, yes, IL YOU put 1t that way.n-
New York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Is a Drink They Sell Mt Temperance
Bars-It Is Lager Beer.
TeNarkana, Ark. June s.--The grand
Jury az Miller county. on the Arkansas
side OF town, today Indicted TWO per
sens for violation OF tho prohibition
law which Went into effect on Jam
nary l. The parties have been con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

"silcnco Is golden, remarked the man
who loves to quote.
'Age ygusarc Of thats" nskcd Mr.. Meek
ton, a ray Of Interest lighting up his de.
iec;ei countcnanoe.
"ccr,nnlyn
well, that's the first intlmation / ever
had OF my WHO'S politics. She Is In fayo-
OF fro cltnaso OF silver. ".-washington
Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Db AhAsAN -NA7s-h~'-H'
We had n very good service last
night. Have had some large doors put
in the front of the Mission building,
and 1t is cool and pleasant now, and
all can be comfortable. Testimony
service at y. M; Sunday school at
p. M, and preaching at p. IN. by
Rev. Wilson as usual Sunday night.
All are invited to attend the Bethel
services
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

N. A. Wilson vs.. W. b. Ford
Margin X. Bateman VS.. w.
ter debt.
The following suits were iilec
county court:
p. y. chopnell VS.. Max Elser, |
debt, note, 5000.
Waples-Platter Grocer compa
n q. BostIck ct al, suit on a
siol.Sg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

and dining cars. with every comfort,
etc, showed us that nothing was left
uudone to make our journey pleasant
one. and long TO be remembered By
those who had the good fortune to
enjoy the privilege Of being with us.
ERNEST ROBYN,
Chairman:
]. C. HARVEY,
i. w. CRANDALL,
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Washington, June s.-rhe follow
ing pensions have been granted to
Texans.
Original; James Dlgnan. sherman,
Graysun county.
Increase: James G.. Spring, El Paso.
FL Paso county.
Widow Indian wars: Margaret j.
Paine. Nocona, Montague county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
THREE KILLED.
A Deadly Wreck on a Saw Mil Road
In Arkansas.

Camden. Ark, June S,--A horrible
wreck occurred on the mill road OF
the Lime Bay Lumber company near
what Is known as Happy Hollow"
In Calhoun county. The engine Jumped
the track and caused the wreck.
Those killed outright were:
MELVIN RUTHERFORD.
FRANK SLOAN.
JOE ARSON,
The wounded are.
John Cothey.
John Chambers.
Ed Hopkins,
Jim Wagner and stranger whose
name was given as Dealton.
Several others received slight in
turtles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
ARKANsAs FREE sILvER1rEs

Little Rock, Ark, June s.-Mass
meetings We're held today at Lonoke,
Camden and Bentonville at which free
silver clubs We're organized, free sill
selected to attend the Memphis free
silver convention.
sllyr conyntion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

F. +. Garrett gave a ciattel
gage to George ]. McGown, trus
the entire stock Of goods, consls
fancy groceries. etc. also on
lures at 400 South Jennings ave
the amount of 5000 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Says He Would Not be Presidential
Candidate,

Cleveland. Ohio. June S-An officer
OF the local A. r., u. organization re-
ceived letter from Eugene V. Debs.
who, among other things, says: II
cannot be considered candidate for
the presidency. would not permit
myself TO harbor such aspirations for
an instant. | have little enough liber-
ty as It Is and what little there IL l
do not want to sacrifice on the political
altar. Not that 1 would fear 10 face
the whlrlwind OF denunclation which
such an ambition would arouse. but
wish to remain untrammeled and to
do what little | can In my own way
Tor the free American people,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Rev. II. A. Boaz has been invited to
address the mems gospel meeting at
the Y. NJ. C. A. ut A p. IN. today, Music
All men invited, A.