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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
COTTON.
IINrnrnnI cnrTnN.

Liverpool. June 2n.-Cotton-Sp limited
f aiT, 8.s5d; g6 ioi mIddimg' "' aIiad;
American middliug, 3 1116d low ml1dliug,
. N-idli good ordinary, 3 T-lGd; ordinary,
3 Lid, The salcs Of tho day were GOO
aud export aud included BOO American.
Receipts, none.
Futures closed very steady Mt the adj
Z i26id: july and August. ! i5.Gii': Aug.
nst aud September, 43-GlJ3 4i.Gid: Sep
temher AMI october. 3 4i-GlstI 45-64d
October and November 2 $3.50: November
aud DcCrubcr 3 1854. December and
january, 3 47-G4d; Jnuuaray and February.
3 iS-GiW3 i0-6id; February and March,
, i9Gtia3 JU-Gid; March and April,
3 5l-Gid. The tenders OF today's deliver.
les were 900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

New York, June 2a.--Conoo- Santos quiet;
rettge Santos 1900 rels per 10 llos re.
eelptsi 1000 bags: stock, 10000 bags.
Hamburg Barely steady. 1884 pig, low.
a.. Sales, q, 900 barB.
sHayre- Barely steady. Closed 3-n lower.
Bales, 50O0 hays.
hllgs. Exchange 10i; receipts IL 900 bags;
scared for tho United States, 1900 bags;
stNed for Europe, 1000 bags: stock, 10000
Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
,,e.lay, 1900 bags. New York stock today
ttsN0 hays; United States stock. 99,7l5
tags ancat for the United States. CSC 900
eogsi total visible for the United States, 519.-
Iia bags agalnst 2Sa Do bnga Inst Year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

liverpool June 9.--wheat-spot. quiet, de-
Eand poor. No. red winter Is 4 I'D; No.
=. spFlng stocks exhausted No. hard Mani
"ea, f I'D; No. ! California, 90 4 i-2d.
,,a,nes steady, 1-idi-2d lower. July. Is
ssfdi August, IS 1-2d September Is i-2d !.
Gl l, ser Us "a; November, 5s 3D. December.
cssr,3.oSpot-steady. American mixed, new,
Futures steady, i-iG1-2d lower. July, Is
~ August, Is 2 Id; September, IS ga;
vsieeer IS I'D: November, a. SD. De-
ember, IS 3-id.
xi s,l,esar-pull demand poor. st. Louis fancy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

New York, Juno 2N.-'rhe cotton market
opened at nm advance OF 45ti points, work
Cd within narrow scope. aud closed steady
At net advance OF . points. Total sales,
20 100 bales
Cpuon-Firm Mlddling, &c; sales, 1895
bales
Total today and consolidated net re-
celpts. ISL bales; exports 10 Great Brit
9in, ~ bales; continent 1900 bales; stock,
iOSGi2 bales,
Total since September NET receipts,
IsNi,dts bales; exports to Great Britain
3,iiG23I bales; France, 77O,S SO bales; con-
tinullt . 3g2 2I3 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Kansas city, Mo-, Juno 29-CattIo--Ro
ceipta, zoos shipments, 2l00. Market steady,
Turas steers, s25OuAaO; Toxas cows. 81 O1ff
s,00i beef steers. s375Gb.s5. native cows
SL5dal5i stockorB and feeders. s2.25UL20:
bulls, Si,75dg.W
liogs-Reoclpts, 1900; shipments none
b avles, si70dAs5 packers $4G0ff4 IS;
mixed, ib5d475; lights, sL50fi4.G5 yorkers'
NbjHAGj pigs, sL25Gi co.
.sheep-Rocelpts. GOO; shipments. none
Market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

New Orleans, June 2N-Cotton- Steady
Mid1llng q 5-sc; low lniddlng Lie; good
ordinary, 1i.lBc. Net receipts. A. bales
gross. 4SG bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
wise, MS bales sales, 700 bales; stock, 49,
u1S bllps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Ng York, June e9-spot cotton closed
lilJ, Aiildling uplauds, &c; middhnE gulf
{, l-tc, falcs, i.35 bales. Futures opened frm.
SaiCa. 1900 bales. January, LOG; February.
7.O9; March. T,15; August, G.ssi September,
6.Si' october. $50; November, csc; Decem-
Der, 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Is an onoctual persueder. and there arc
many persons SO unmindful OF the symptoms
OF oncoming disease that II would almost
take that deadly argument to induce them TO
adopt precautionary measures. The best Of
these Is recourse TO that fine botanic re-
Htoror. liostetter'a Stomach Hitters. II van
pushes malaria, rheumatism. kidney and
bladder trouble, falling digestion, bliousness
and irregularity Of tho bowels and com
pletoly fortihes the system against their FUR
thor inroads. Its ingredients are drawn
from natures Et0rehouse. consequently II Is
FREQ from the objections attaching to many
absolutely or seml-mincral remedies. For the
delicate. lnnrm, convaloscent and elderly II ~
peculiarly beneficial II we'll merits contln-
uous and systematic use. Take II nj bed
time TO induce sleep, md between meals to
stimulate appetite aud digestion. Tho medical
fraternity concur In indursing IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
KANsAs CITY CRAM.

Kansas City. No. June .-wheat-Aotive.
ttsaer No. ? hard. G. i-2n70c No. red
rejected nominaly. Gog6ic.
4. or-About 1-2c lower: demand ANAL,
mixed, Acc: No. white. % i-2c.
o., Slew unchanged. No. mixed, % II
i-2e. No. 2 white, &c
,,ye-No. nominaliy. 57c.
snW-steady; timothy ss.5o1l1.b0; prairie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Nv York, Jbuc 2D-rhe totnl safes Of
fsf tednya were iI0DoO shares, In
tkhs Amsrlran sugar. - 100; American
EtnP' 1000. Tennessee Coal and Iron,
ri aFlngs, sl22 iOT,oi0i balances. sT,74o,.
st.sS, ihe week, s5sg,4i5.oGi; balances,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
InNnnN rn,.enl :

London. June e9.-conaois for money fo7
silver, 80 7-lGd per ounce
. money IL per cent. The rate Of discount
IN the open market for short bills sic PEI
cehti 90 three months hills IS per cont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
spEcir snIpMrNrs-

~. York. June 29.--Tho exports o. specie
~ 4 Ae port o. Nov York amounted 70 si2i-
49, kqio ard s7f7.fqi IN silver Thr I'M
4. we're Cold. ti,l1i.2sli silver. fi9,l7n;
~ ~ Nhe7s,93o; general merchandise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Ia the lnolegant but most fofclble conclusion
IA those who have read OF this far-iamcd
mountain summit and the pleasure attend
ini- a trip can only be realized whom taken In
reaneetl6n With ride through the beautiful
Nev Nosico In full sight OF the old lava
bods leaving that for .
sNOW CAPPED ROCKIES,
rffr, Fo(T WORTH AND DENVER CITY
HALLWAY.
Toxas Panhandle RouieJ
.r,,o c,oiest quickest shortest and best
.iil.,,,,,'cd Ine between Toxbs and Colorado.
XVI tfs only one carrying through Hleepefs
ma rerHning chairs seats flee eNciy gay
~ ~ 1alr and sscapisg the heat belt hfn
hoafs alter leav!ss For Worm. Dot ei1 be ss
nlsied. but look and think i9s Yourself - sna
ain 10 made during the entire summer. Pun
inierination chocrinliy Furnished;
Fort Worth. Texur.
ELI A. .BfRscHF1ELp. 7. p. A.,
Fort Worth. Texas
Hurley bulldog barber. shop, Expert par-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
ron SALE on nxoIANon.


ron SALE on EXcIiANGE--7Oo acres Ia
one milo % Creqs0n, tho crossing Of tho
Cult Colorado and Santa 20 ana tho Fort
Worth aud Mo orlando railways, An pfnirlo
land. with mo grass aud water, homa tilla-
bic. wll sou cheap, on easy terms, or cA-
change Tor Improved city property, $50 ncroa
ndioinlns the town Of l,opkpart. ThOy have
deep water contract now. Fronts right on
the bay. and 10 nno Tor grapes and gar
drnlnf VIII HlVo bargain. ind Will OK
change for property IN North Texas Eighty
olEht acres VI tlubar land neat lihndioy
~ trade for a vacant lot or honsa and
lot on the south nldo. For sale near Grow,
Icy, In this county. One tract Of 80 acres.
An 1ne black prairie land and fenced. Prices
low down and terms easy Also. one farm
u isa aoroa, ono Of 3Is acres. and ono OF
al5 aergs and one ~ 100 acres. Cheap. long
time Fine black land and well improved.
Farms ia oil parts u tho country and
pastures cheap, Fruit and harden landn
Near ibe city In all sized tracts. Suit any
hnhK IN prices ana ierma. Houses and lola
In Fort Worth 10 sell most any way Hur.
man Co, FORT Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

On account OF National Educational asso-
citation meeting held al Denver, Colo. July
will sell tickets to Denver ard return at rate
~ one fare plus 81 on July 3, 4. 9 and O.
1895. limited to continuous passage going and
TO July IS. 1895, for return, with privileges
OF extension TO September /, 1896 by de-
posHng ticket with Joint agent at Pueblo,
Colorado Springs. MRnltou or Denver, on
or before July 10. 1895. Stop oyora allowed
az Pueblo and beyond within final limits Of
ticket. Side trips at low rates VIII be given
TO all points OF Interest.
a. A. Gibson. T. p. A.,
8. O. WARMER, G, i. A., Fort Worth.
Tyler. Tex. d. NJ. MORGAN,
@. Z. & 7. A.. l0l Main slreat. Fort worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Flve-year-oid rye and sour mash whisky,
10c drink, and the largest glass OF beer for
&c. Local Option saloon. corner Of Front and
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

,s.,.io, b,hidlsg barber shop. Expert bar
-. yonr trsde solicited. L. GutsrAu, pro-
yriclor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
MAKE your BUSINESS KNOWN
THE GAzETTE's
| CLASSIFIED ADS. |
RATE PER LINE.

RATE PER LINE.
One Insertion On
one Month .... .... - 10
no AD LESS THAN TWO LINES. NO
CHARGE LESS THAN .5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

WILL exchange new broom modern STYLE
cottage and lot from street 10 afroat, price
1900. for 800 IN stock, balances easy month,
" payments. Other h0usea and lots 10 sell
and trade. N. j.. Chambers, Real retats
Exchange. 10 Main street.
FOR ENcffANuE Mineral springs resort
Water unsnrpucscd In Terms. Hotel Will
fourteen rooms, Begt location IN North
ToxaH for fanitarinm, and summer resort.
For experienced pesoa, fine opportunity.
Addrnaa n. ". IL. care NnEaite. ---r-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

ron hayluH sulied clothing cleaned write
OF call on Castor Bios, nos Malu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

fVh sNcIANoE-.ffoo 90 stock q dry goods,
notioua. carpets, clothing. gents fufnlshIns
goods, shoea. eie,, all olean. salcablo Goods
Want seed land AZ fair valuation and some
ea9h' Also 10000 stock general msrchan.
farm The gDoyo Will bear tho closest In
sesugation. :. u. noaty. 500 Kansas avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

WILLIAM @. HENDERSON. counselor.at.
law and solicitor 81 American and foreign
patents, trade marks aud labels. Rooms
20 10 % Norris building. c0rncr Fifth aud
4 streets, WaRhingtqn, ID. G. Seventeen
years experience Including service ~ OK.
amlning cornr u. x. patent oiice. Send
sketch Of model for report MS TO patent
Rbllity. Correspondents invited. Mention
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

town; J. W. Blake, ID, il. s.. THIRD. coz,
ner Vain.
I ADIEsi Chlshesiets English Peaayfoya Pms
II Anss, No. M,A's Hrp the pest, 80 s.''lsEJ
Chichester Chemical Y 1'hilada.. "a.
RuDIEK GOODS for hyeieni1 and priv,
pte use. Gem Rubber Co, Kansas CITY,
PIANO TUNING A SPECIALITY sngly or
nnnumly. orders received 10y mil. Prof
lamb North and Vino street.
ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
Thomas d. Ross. Henry NJ. Chapman.
ROSS AND CHAPMAN,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs.
Land title Block.
TonT FORTH. TEXAS
BYRON JOHNSON,
Attorney
Law ONCE: Rooms l ana .
Pythlan rcmplc. Fort Worth. Tex.
CGFPs AND CANTEY, A'''
Attorncys.AtLnw.
once In Nntntorlum Bullding, corner Third
and Rnsk streets.
VIM, ID. Wiillams. VIM i DsIjc,,
WILLIAMS & BAILEY,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Bel Building seventh and Main Streets
AToKA, l. 4 Charles W. Dunstnu
DENTON, TEN. u, stringer.
EASrLANn TtN.-Fros & Hunt: j. II.
GREENYILLE, TEX. - Earle Brourhcr
Prompt attention TO commercial business
MONTAGUE, TEN,-iI,qwman K Walker,
TYLER, TE% ,iohn W Green.
wANAHACIllE. TEN. -s Il. Farrnr.
1T -
PROFESSIONAL.
N nrnisiIsTD eoSj '~--'-'--''
,o,,,..o, ri d. MnDp i bLai soN,
Rcn,,ts Nntmy ~ nn HS'uio nnu to4thl
.as..el. .-Naels ~ 49, - ", ssuluvl,, =. :,
J. II. MCLEAN, NJ, u,
omre HI Main stroet ,rc,on,oro %,
- L.-V.y 49,.
pr W; n DAYS. dhysle,nn aud Surgeon.
hoft worm; ign ae6 nWg,lge phone ia, resi-
L. u WEIMAN,
A'Niii r. Fam NySnpTiI Trtiss,vGii'Nl'l'Ni'
Corner Main aud seventh streets. over
! p Smith y EmIf6
~ LNwSEi.s. ~
20T Main Street, Fort Worth. Tex.
W. H. Farker',, :, o...up' W. Gillespie
- sun"
pApIfrp cttfrgptt, & sNttrtt
ADMINISTRATORS
Fort Worth, Texas.
70 l.- 1lu'n s''ee,. ,elou.o =, : nuu :.
n,pr.psr =. Ntrt AZ
no Main strsei Fart Worth ro,as
Over Fort Worth National hank.
- - - !. : -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Account OF Fourth Of July Cotton Belt
route viii sell tickets TO local points on
their lines In Texas within 800 miles at rate
Of one fare with minimum OF 80 cents. I. e..
no round trip tickets 10 be sold at less
rate than 90 cents. Selling date. July .
and {. inclusive. limited to July for re-
turn,
b. held IN Fort Worth July 4. the Cotton
pelt route will sell round trip tickets 10
Fort Worth and return at rate OF one fare,
with maximum Of &c for tho round trip from
any point on our lines.
Selling dates. July and T. limited to July
. for return. s @. WARMER. q. P. A.,
a. A. Gibson. Tyler.
i0i Main Street. Fort Worth
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE u. & q. N.
RAILROADJ
Through Shoppers dolly between Kansas
Clty. Fort Worth and Austin. sah Antonio
etc. via Hearno connecting at Ennia with
trains to and from Dallas
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE Il. 4 O. ".
RAtLROADl
II. q T. c. train lcaviug Fort Worth 6do
~ "a mHkea Immediate connection at Henrne
and o. c. q s. y. train leaving Fort Worth
T05 b. M makes immediate connection at
Nliano With T. . q, y, train for Taylor.
AusiIu. San Antonio Laredo and points In
NeSico Through slcepora between Kansas
CITY, Fort Worth and San Antonio via
Ilearne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30


STEERS for sale, 30 20 isno. threcs and up.
natiyesi good FEEDERS, CAL On nird Lewis.
Coleman. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

I WILL oGer for thirty days cioycn lots
within I'VE blocks Of court house. 500 to {lol
eaeh. Two Of them haze aricllan wells. Also,
tho hest corner on Adams street, at a bar,
Eain. II you want 10 purchase city prtrpor.
", thls u hcadpuaftora j. A. Thornton,
e0S Houston strect.
FOR sAi-E--A SNAP Lot iO0Sio0 east front,
two blocks from Main street 5000 N, l..
Chamber Real Estate Exchange, ZOO Main
street
FOR skLE-Fouf room house on car line
flQQ. will tako good busy for nrnt pay
ment balance $50 per month. d, =. Hare A
CO.. io1 Main.
FOR sALE-Five- room house aud ono 81 Tie
nicost lots on the Muht side giai0; terms
n suit y. Z. Hare Co, 100 Maln
I Will place on thc market ior Mrty DAYS
n llet OF property that Will euit any that
wants a homo. IN price and terms. j. \.
Thornton.
FOR sALE-At a hafgaln my late rcsdenro,
No. i2il East Belknap street, south front
eight room cottage. hail, bath room, SER
yuutu room. large barn, nll IN nrHt-clBau
eonditi1h. Lot suV2OO foot. For terms npniy
to A. A. Groom. Ir,, Equitable 1ifi Agency
lluIlcy building.
ron SALE soyen-rpom house. iarRo nice
lot, barn 5000 500 cash; 80 per mouth
ID, &. Hare CO., io3 Main,
ron sALE-Fourr0om houto, cool. nice
yard barn. $500. $500 cash so por month
y. 8, Hare Co. i0l Main
a BARGAIN-t Will seil my resIdcurt
property NJ Gi2 Jennings avenue cheap for
cnsh Seven ROOMS bath room and halls.
Water aud sewer connections GeOrrc u
bowman. Acme Steam laundry.
THF HEST herrain In n 3O0acre fnrm In
TRrrnnt county, w. r. Wilson, 20S Mnln
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

MANrEn-Agenis TO sell the iceicss re-
irtcfator hvw, practical. economic usea
10 ICE only few pints OF wAtrr daily, Tho
lcccas RefrlSufator Co.. dSa Elm strcpt, Gin.
elnnnu, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

NrEp-Active person to take a pcrIna-
nent position si2 a week from star Give
particulars. shepp q Co.. nox iS5. phiiadoi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

LADIES can mako $50 week addresaing cn-
velopes, folding circulars. etc. at their
their home, REPLY with stamp. Francoa l..
Lane. Hammond, Ind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

AXE yuu honest, sober iuduatriouaf II 40,
engage with Ms foy 1895, $500 month. $1,000
a year, You can make II easy; elk hours
DAY Our agents do not complain uf hard
timcs, Mhyt fhcY arc making money self
precucAi family washer manufacturer
washes. drloa and poliahcs dlsh,a porfoctiy
IN two minutes. no experience necessary; a
child o. eight operates IL easily chnap and
uumhlei weight thirteen pounds; made Of
antitrust sheet ntoUl' capacity 100 Pieces Sc
Qlo for lt1 equal; upcfy family wants ono,
You DON'T have TO canvass an soon On peoptu
know you have u for sale thOy Fepd Tor a
dish washer. Each agents territory protect
edi no competition, We furnish samula
weighs ak pounds IN nice ease 20 lads
nEcnN 10 take orders with ore agent made
satl,M ntat ten days. Address, fof full par
tellav Perfection Mfg. CO. EnHlewnod. ills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

ROBERT II. MILAN.
11G Main street. Fort Worth, Texas.
Over Fort Worth National Bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

FOR SALE CHEAr-FIno acsonl-hend sur
reg, but little used. Exchange Stables, rlfst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

PARKER, GILLESPIE & SMITH.
Attorneys
Fort Worth, Texas.
1l5 10 Main street Rooms ., and o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

foR sAi.E-sis5fo stock Of general mor-
chandiae In good toNns part cash. bal.
anee to suit. Knight blackburn, e0s
Houston street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11
fro BE Continued
The Boiling Point.

There are some curious things about
the boiling point of different liquids
which the most thoughtful never take
time to reflect upon. If you have been
out of school six months, it is 10 to
that you lave entirely forgotten the
meaning Of the term boiling point" as
applied to the different elements. 1t is
1.-THE temperature at which the elastic
force of the vapor of any liquid is equal
to the pressure of the atmosphere !"
The various liquids have different boil
ing points. Sulphurous acid boils at a
fraction above II degrees of the Fahren-
heit scale, aldehyde at II, ether at 90,
wood alcohol at Isl, water at 212, sui
phuric acid at 620 and mercury at 662
The above refers to tests made at sea
level, barometer at 80 inches.
When the barometer stands at 80, it
shows pressure of 10 pounds to the
square inch Remove this pressure, or
even portion of it, and the boiling
point of all liquids changes correspond
ingly. In making reckonings on this
score it is calculated that there is a
diminution of one degree for each so
feet of ascent. In the City Of Mexico
water boils at 1913 degrees F. and in the
Himalayas at $50. By the above it viii
be seen that boiling water is not al
ways equally hot This explains why ii
is next to impossible to cook beans, po-
tatoes, etc, in mountainous res>ons. -
St Louis Republic.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11
COL. STUART w. WALKER
Thinks West Virginia Republicans are
Slightly iniiarmonious.

In recent interview with Wash
ington Post reporter, Col. Stuart
w. Walker expressed himself as fol-
lows:
mo. dc,not think there will be
Democratic State convention i'll West
Virginia this fall for the purpose of
expressing the sentiment Of the party
on the silver question. said Col. Stu
art w. Walker. Of West Virginia, at
Chamberliu yesterday Col Walk
er is one of the most prominent cor
poration lawyers of his State. He is
the law partner Of Senator Faulkner,
and also the senior member of the
law firm of Walker & Syme, of this
city. Continuing. Col Walker said:
During the campaign Of 1892 | was
chairman of the Congressional COM
inittee OF the district then represent
ed by Hon. w. l.. Wilson. and while
we had no difficulty in electing him,
we found, at the time. that only the
preponderating influe nee Of the tariff
prevented serious differences III orr
ranks on the money question. The
| practical removal Of the tariff from
the arena Of politics as a.strictly par
/ ty question has developed every diff
| ference Of sentiment in both parties
OH the question of silver. and render
ed the situation anomalous and some
what delicate. I have been in almost
every section of our State recently at
| tending the Federal courts. and | find
but one sentiment among the ac-
knowiedged leaders of our party in
the State. and that is that it would be
I inexpedient, to say the least, from
a party standpoint to bring so many
conflicting opinions together in State
convention with the hope OF formu-
lating any policy which would be sat
isfactory to the party as an organiza-
ton We find gree I deal Of conso-
lation in the fact that our Republican
friends are, if anythir G. more inhar-
monious than ourselv IS on the ques-
ton. We believe, no viewer, that by
I the time the next election comes
around, party sentiment will have SC
crystalized ard formulated itself that
we will be able to line our party up
once more with an rnbroken front
and reverse the results Of last Novem-
Der"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-11
Don't Chide the Children.

From Kate Fields Washington.
Within two weeks the papers motto.
ed the suicide Of three children-twc
Of them only nine years old One
little girl killed herself because Of the
harsh reproaehes Of her father when
he found that she had appropriated a
penny from some household money
and the other two children took Their
lives in order to spare their mother. q
poor widow. the burden Of their
support. A serious. sensitive child
naturally believes the letter of the law
and will brood for weeks over hints o.
financial and domestic trouble which
the father and mother forget ten min.
utes after they have uttered them
Childhood happy hour" is balanced
by many an hour of real distress, and
the five-year-old who announced in Z
moment Of gloom that this world
isn't any better than an old shanty,
anyhow, is not alone among his con
tenporaries.