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The Republican journal., 1895-04-25

H. II. Osgood Of BluehiI was in town yes
terday in the interests Of the Bowker Ferti-
lizer Co.
Warren Hanscom has arrived home from
Reading, Mass, and is TO teach term of
school in Islesboro
The daily papers of Tuesday noted a
marked rise i'll the market of wheat and
flour, and Kerosene still continues To rise
The price of flour has not changed here, but
Kerosene SOLD Yesterday for Is ITS. per gal-
Hon.
The family Of George w. Richards on
Cross street is qnarrantined on account of
diphtheria. Four of tie ii w children have
been sirk ana one has died. Mrs Richards
amt the other child showed symptoms oi Tile
disease yesterday. and Will doubtless have
III The employees Of Crtchett, Sbley < co
Matt MP "a purse for the afflicted family
Tuesday, which very thankfully re-
celved. The child Who died, Miss Nonetta
was 10 years of age ana was u bright intt.lIi-
gent little girl, we'll advanced in Her studies
and q tavorte with her playmates
There Will be a novel and interesting en-
tertaininent at the Baptist vestry next Tues
day evening postponed from Friday night "
tins week, the principal feature of which
will lie "Tom Thumb Wedding" This is
a immature representation OF Il church we'd
ding the bride, groom, best man, maid of
honor, ushers and brides maids being small
children, All i'll full evening dress Besides
tIlS There Will ma N I.r ~ ;Ha
The Republican journal., 1895-04-25

The bills allowed BY the County Commits
1 soners at the April term are now payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
The Gun Club will have shoot at their
i grounds on lower Congress street to-day,
Fast Day, forenoon and afternoon.
! Miss Sophie b. Staples was given sur
/ prise party last Thursday evening at her
4 home, No. Pearl street by thirteen Of her
schoolnates. Refreshments We're served
/ and a very pleasant evening passed.
/ Nlnaihaven people are forming company
7 10 search Tor treasures supposed to have been
buried in the vicinity Of COMBS Neck.
I Mysterious marks found on the bcuIdtrs
there form the theory on which the pros
peclors are working.
An alarm of ire was sounded about
\ O'clock last Friday, caused by lire start
ing among some kerosene barrels on Lewis
wharf. 1t was put ont by workmen IN the
! vicinity with buckets before the arrival Of
the fire department
Street Commissioner Shuman says that if
these who have waste paper, ashes, etc, to
/ throw away will provide barrels Tor their
i,,..;a Ill, iI, ,,, W
ais,,. ,s ~. - , ,n
.,..r;, .t.,,,... i,
\ man attempted 70 skip the payment Of
Ms taAes last week lfY ioa,lng ms house
ioid goods FANNY and hens INTO sallboat
and setting sail after dark. Collector Ma
son boarded the efaft With policeman, and
The man Spent tie night in jail He settled
ana sailed THE next daE.
!
+1 tl, r,...I.i ,,.ti,
I'll,
Hhe lt,IifS If tlle mitar!an Chirrli are to
hayr a tiiNMk and white tea Il sax oi
APRONS and A0lue-iuade candies and al .slt-
tertaiiNeni Hi Memorial Ham, Medile>tiav
Alay l.t SNtle i'll wiii he served from SN tn
The Republican journal., 1895-04-25


- -, ..., 7.
| acknowledgements ~,
n.
10 49, a.
i'a"soh ~ IL 49, sViic''s IT.
io'ee Que uos iawS 'h's season, ahu shall -
sue warrants next Week TO "ihcef5 To KIN an
"i'''ve'ise" "oss-
Swift q Paul had The first strawberries Of
the season last week, and they We're ripe,
well-tlavored berries They Mad them two
months earlier last year The Florida freeze
shortened the straw berry season this year
THE AI,rpEp " .In1<spN F,-Nn During
the u4.t winter 1sali Nv Ed,yara .Iohn-
son, treasurer. has raia ~4,i5 WI as follows;
For coal and wood $50 ~ in ~ different
lots. ana M ~ cash To jndividnsls
Il s+,nfora c. .4 NJ, r,,
r.,l.,,, ~ \.
.;, y,
!; Ill.,: w.. ~, .
a i....
,
Nl'ai IF IF NhoaatS d'la i-dt"Itsl " i."n-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

The tribute from Mr.. seiU representing
tho nrm Of pair a co., Now York brokers,
TO tho merits NJ tho rcntrlctlvc bond law
passed during the last state administration
which was ulrtod in a Gazette Interview
published yesterday. ia noteworthy utter.
anoc.
MT. sgit1 aayh that Texas has got precedent
IN this law which uthor Htatos arc following,
and be- s enthusiastic iu praise OF Byatcn
TINT opcml,a TO prevent dishonesty and de.
fault Ia the payment M quasi public debts
It Win be recalled that the storm boat with
greater pressure around this statute vluu Il
wu LOO an inciplont stage than about any other
Of tho reform moarurgs Of Governor Hogs
naturalization, II waa denounced as state
socialism of the most nhhorront tyne, and
Il was predicted that capital would have moth
Ing 20 do with a state whore It's rightH' wefo
to Do inurfored with Ia such manner.
Hero ia tho result Capital has looked into
Tho mattcr and It rs So pleased with lcglsla.
lion the object and cud OF which Is to prevent
fraud and to secure tho payment OF cbliga'
tons assumed that It recommends tho Texas
idea to tho world,
ny and BY tho world will learn that the
dominant ncnumont In rOxas stands toI
rugged and unyieldng honcaty in all ranu-
sctlona and that II ia opposed 10 Reputation
In any stage whether In the assumption Of
obligations that cannot be paid, or through
legal tcthnlcalluon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

100000 union depot.
Tho finest IN Texas and the finest In the
Southwest.
such was the prize secured for Fort
worth Yesterday hy the conclusion Of the
negotiations between Representatives OF
the ynrlous trunk lines OF railway entering
Fort Worth
Documents nvouchnE the agreement
have been slguod and 1t Is proposed to push
the work of construction with the energy
witch Is available 10 the vest railway
interests rcprcscnted In the deal
when completed tho Imposing structure
will be a monument to the enterprise md
puhllc spirit " the railroads whose coop
Grafton madc Il possible aud token OF
thnlr faith In the future Of Fort Worth.
iuoh credit is due to the representatives
or the various lines who lave patiently
worked upon the project from week 10
weck and month 10 month, They viii not
be forgotten by the people of Fort Worth
Anothct celebration Is Ia order. aud II
should be on scale commensurate with
the historical Importance OF the occasion.
When the corner stone OF that great
union depot Ia laid Fort Worth will paint
rel the cerulean blue OF tho sky aud she
will invite al Texas to help her do It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
THE FATE OF MANA sAHIB.
Body Burned and Ashes Buried in the
Ganges.

' N''' -'"''0 ''VN ia N!le
CO., r,o,.,-.. a.. ,,,-.,
nus an historians
leave IN doubt the fate Of Mana Sahib,
the leader OF the Indian mutinv who
was never saer aftar u,a h,,,,o -.
t,,I,.a,,,- Sa..e VI
'"useSPouF' NOW captain Williams
Brown, an eN-Brltish officer, resident Of
San Francisco. clears up the mystery
of Nana's fota Rrou,, y,,s 40, a.,
-''''" 'n's D'o"h was an adVeh-
tulous Soulh' coming from England to
California In pioneer days, and then
going to India whore be lao,r,a MI
dustarao Va u,., ,i'i ii''-
atJ -, ~. We ~ tole navigator,
e,i,,or r'e prohe out ne was
afte made oa suilooat ana soon
feet with the gunboat Rararas H a,, ,is
f"rp1 a i,',g VI .,,is vessel ne was Of
desart 90 ~ 9uti Wy Naila sahlo TO
tatIn, w ''ic HiutlhSerA anu the temp
csssg Mi, Iii ,Susn' py IN ihdian prln-
refused ~, rrS', nS .yli IN rove lie
~ Inc iattar sbn,,i5 H. Sa IN, oahlp that
attend IN bnrnjnar NJ MI N hai ne Would
burial OF Tho nsbss saen' I'M me
Rens,os ~ u s' soon alter the
iorgs 49, m"a o g az night by a
esroned cs,,t,,,s,' vpVy s. lhey narrowly
6paii,. ',tt''1' s 'Iie vessel nut were
iea,isy, ,,f,'S u"' brown shot their
GoInc a III, ~ H. youIu not recognize.
Hnd fbcra No,'a D'ts nG was astonlshed to
ed unon NV So, Sa'ip lying ana walt
Mann told hin o INA nus iav9rlte wife.
reminded hin, ~ ne Vas tne leader ana
him funeral bnnor" ' s ploniise TO give
died. The runboat $50 soon after Mana
the river and when n,vht zen 0ut INTO
of Mana was taken in n s ,vil tn ,, pody
the shore nv, ~ ~ u small boat to
driven into t iwo g long IRON stakes were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
nnArINn rIME Ar 11ANn.

The State Fair VIII soon be thrown open
10 the prospcctors and home seekers who. by
all accounts, will visit Texas this year. II
e bunded on such broad guaged basiu that
every cqnmunity and enterprise has an ops
portunity 10 reap an equal beneht with It's
promoters, It Is truly state Institution. and
enoompahsoa within the range Of its objects
The good Of the entire state. This aueges.
zion from tho San Antonio Light is commend
ed to every community ia Texas:
The Tetas State Fair Is destined to bring
more people 70 Daliaa this year than any
other y no state exhibits that she has
Suffered both on account 81 the natural in
crease iT1in yrar % year u all established
entcrntifea q this kind and the wonderful
produetiveneas Of tho atRte which has boon 90
herslded thlt year. That Atlanta exposition,
also, y certain 70 direct attention 10 this
south land and Dallas Will BE- fully advertised
There. Ban Antonio VIII miss II In not hay.
Ing fair Of her own this year. but abe viii
miss \ q second time n she takes M steps 10
BE- rapfeilented a. DALAI, This she should
not nealnct."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

verplanck. NJ. f. II. de Haas. James
A. Fraser, w r. Thomson, James
Symington and others of reputation.
The forthcoming volume Of the "Bel-
gravia Series" OF copyright fiction, is
sued by Lowell, Coryell & Co. OF New
York, will consist OF an entertaining
collection OF stories from the New York
sun, illustrating homely bucolic life,
as exemplified In the types to be seen in
the smaller towns and villages Of the
country, and among the gossips con-
gregated In and around the taverns or
corner groceries. The volume, which
is from the familiar pen of Mr.. Ed
Mott, author OF pike County Folk
etc. Is entitled 1.-THE Old Settler, the
Squire and Little Peleg." The stories,
which are racy and full Of humor,
faithfully depict the characters they
are Intended to represent. and will be
found sprlghtly. droll and amusing
reading. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
A srnIRfNn cnNTRAaT.

In n Gazetto Interview. Mr. John buchanan,
a we'll known newspaper man who has
iust returned from n stay OF several months
In tho city Of Mexico. says that while ono
dollar OF our money In worth Sl.si OF MoEi-
can money, the purchasing power OF tho
Mexican money IN Mexico IL equal TO the
purchasing power OF Uncle SANS money
in tho United States,
similar testimony Is given by every tray
cler from tho southern republic.
This Is a very important fact, because u
Is conclusive proof that the fluctuations OF
tho commercial ratio between gold aud silver
have been due 10 the ever changing value Of
gold. not To the unstcadlness Of silver. II
Ia further. an important link In the chain
Of evidence to show that the financial con
vulsions through which the world has hoon
passing for twenty years have had their
origin In the advancing value OF gold
A tolorabIy clear idea Of what hes happened
In the world. 10 our part OF H. % least
can bo had by any man who VII con-
slider this tact. that whom silver WAS worth a
premium of per cent ever sold meas
ured b. IT'S bullion value. 1t occupied about
tho aamc relation 10 wages and products In
this country that 1t l,uw holds IN Mexico,
where gold rs at a premium OF 81 per cent
over silver II that be not overwhelming
proof that gold Ia ihe disturbing orartity
In tho nnancoa Of the w'rld, how Us tho
logic of II 10 DO cscapedg Certainly tho
monomctalat s estopped from ganaiying
this conclusion because the starting point OF
his argument Ia that influences rncoting
trade and finance must necessarily be world
Wide IN their effects.
r4N IN lima al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS


Terms Of subscription 10 city subsctlberai
Delivered By onrrlor to any part or the city
10 cents n week u paid by the week: buc y
maid al tho end Of the month; any amount
pAid In advance NJ tho weekly rate, sub
FcrIbors will confer favor by reporiing IT.
regular delivery to the of1co or cifculator'
Ivory COPY should be delivered by $3.50 A. ~
Snbsurihcra nre requested to have tho
nmouutg due for subscriptions rendy when
lilo cUrrirrs call TO collect On eaeh Mon.
day for the resident part OF the city ana
Saturday for tho business part Suhscrln,
crs having no place " business will grcntly
aid NJ In our work by having the amounts
due at their homes for the cnrrlefa
n ~ GOPHER, Clrculator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
WILL MAKE A FIGHT


Perry, o. r., Aug. 2.-The Cav,
Commission company, cattle a.,.
which has n large business In an,
and also branch houses IN an
Kansas city and st. Louis. Ia,
sued here by the Central TINS n
company of Fort Worth, Tes M
900. During the season the a.
company has been pasturing n n
OF cattle In the "Bar-Eri pastrrs I
Ponca Indian reservation, tws5;,
north OF here. July all oi M.
tie were levied on by the sheriff
county. and are now in his al
The suit is one Of the largs A
brought in the district court n,
is understood that the defenaant
fight the suit to q finish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

gland should want a dollar OF the stun
that come Of our statesmen insure vs. has
ceased to be OF any use as a money metalf
1t has never yet occurred to them that N
bearing .hc price OF silver bullion England
also bears tho price of products. such rs
cotton and wheat. which she can buy from
sliycr.uslng nntions. The United States has
kindly agreed to assist her In the philan-
throplc tnsk Of reducing for her citizens
the cost Of staples which arc produced ~
tts aIttyouu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
GOVERNORS IN CONSULT,


Des Molnes, la, Aug. 3D..
Jackson has gone to ST. Ionls .'al 4
a conference with Governor slu. !
tive to the disputed boundary " \
the two states near the easte,, ~
the line. The boundary line n, n
glnally run in 1881, and ma,s.,
posts. These posts We're distr,ys,
later Missouri run a new line ~. !
miles north OF the first Tbss
courts held the original bounda,v /.
correct, but as the posts wer1 u
could not be accurately dkterrt,|
Numerous controversies as IA 'i H.
tion have arisen in the disputes N
tory, Governor jackson now pr,.
a dlslnterested commission OF enr,.l
10 determine the real bOundary NV m, |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
EAT Ann ne HAPPY

Nobody can do this who has dyspensla
Even a light meal eaten with relish, innlets
more or less torture upon the wretehed Vie
tim of indlgcston But why allow ones self
10 be thus yiotimzed wheu succor in the shane
OF Hnstotter's stomach Bitters can be sum
monodl II you are going TO any looalty-a
remote country farm house, or new settle
incpt, for Instance. whore II Is not readily
procurable, provide yourself Ia advance with
an adequate supply. An unaccustnmed diet
Is Voty apt 10 produce dyspeplic qualms 80
rs hfsckish water aboard ship and the eating
Of acid fruits. Forestall further encroach.
ment u the complaint with this superb and
genial corrective and preventive. Heartburn
sour eructatlons. biiousness constipation
malaria rheumatism and kidney trouble
promptly succumh TO the onsefs nf this van
auisher Of bodily ailments and restorative Of
NlNOr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
RtIsnY sErs Locu LoMoNp.

The oasotto's tourist In Europe, Mir. \, s,
Bueby, has an entertaining letter In today'a
paper. written from Brussela tho capital Of
belgium The chief topic Of the letter Is
lako Loeb Lomond, the pride Of Scotland
ana famed in poetry and song an the most
beautiful sheet OF water ia the world,
Mr. HUSKY has succeeded In tho dlnlcult
task Of presenting a pen sketch Of this
famous lake that does Justice TO its delicate
and many tinted charms, In fancy the
reader may follow him and share the delights
OF HIS Wandcrings.
/, "a evident that the training OF q com.
morold traveller Is an excellent qualification
for literary work. Our readers will kccp
O sharp lookout Tor other contributions from
Ne. nunhv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

John wanamaker's employees in Philadelphia
recently organized for self-protection. claim
ing that their wages average only 81 per week
John wanamaker's son scandalized Paris
few weeks ago by giving a dinner TO boon
companions that outshone anything ever BE-
fore witnessed In the gayest city OF the world
1t cost 10000, It takes a great many peo-
plo at 81 week to provide for the Injuries
that are essential to the happiness Of wanna
fnnkor Ais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Mascot Allen says that Pletzel became IN
fatuated with dashlng widow in Fort
worth, Maybe 40. hut II may be questioned
whether the attachment was reciprocal. Inc
dashng widows OF Fort Worth are some
what dlscrlmnatlvc. they are.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
SEEKING BURIED rRnAsrs,


Sacramento. Cal, Auv
Brady, the train robber w,,, "A
Maryville with two detectlvnsl 2
deavor to show them whers :. ~ /
his companion, buried IN 6Ss0Hil
they stole from the Wells Fs,,lt y
press Company a few man,lN d
grady says he does not h s,,.ss y
money will ever be found sss /
but a faint recollection of wh 81 !. !. /
buried, and Browning was kilisa p
trying to commit another t,,t "
berry by sheriff Bogard. An nr.a MI 4
full attempt has been made ta'sss
hidden treasure box. ""n'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
Saved Ilbl

-byaf orinrsul
coreyin
time. Hundit|
persons 81
from coalr-l
have had "a
gress Of ID, a
stopped, al 4
been bfoughJ
life andhcaldtj
"Golden ~
IDiscoyeg" n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

wentz, who IA handsome woman. "laid
her head on my shoulder and then kissed
her and chucked her under the chin"
wouldn't II have been brutal insult 10
the lady II Pulliam hadn't done Just US be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

The City Railway company will now sell
~, y Tor % cents, for % cents, at inc
company'a ofnce ON Jennings avenue; also al
W. J. fisherA drug store. as Houston street.
W. Z. QriCG. Gen. Mg'r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

June shipmcnis Of silver from the United
States 70 England amounted to nearly ftur
m'lllon d9llarq Queer, isn't H. that 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Another nrst.olass hotel will help to swell
tho list Of blessings for which Fort Worth
will oner THANKSGIVING, and there Is plenty
Of time to Iattcn n carload OF turkeys for
tho orpugiDu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Comptroller Eckels has been to Illinois and
tolls the Washington reporters that THE all
YER craze has passed" Eekela is the little
Joker Of the administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

g. W. wentz, Kansas farmer. has
caused his nclghhor, John PullIam, to be
arrested for kissing Airs. Wrntr. Iullium
does not deny the onense, but says Mrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

II the vicc-presldsney Ia to come South,
Texas may have something to say on the
subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Steve Eikins talks about the Republican
presidential nomiaation with the warlness OF
a man who has not yet opened his bids.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Years ago DR.. R. V. Pierce, nov
consulting physician 10 the lnvalisa
aud Surgical Institute Of Bufalo n
recognizing the fact that consumt6aI
essentially germ disease, and ihil 1
sdy which would drive the germs 81
pOisons from the blood would ciierts
don, at last found a medicine vhiehn1
her CeRL Of all cases, ii taken 10 lhn|
stages of the disease.
The tissues of the lungs being int
the germs aud poisous ia the bloodeu|
ing through them, the germs frdb
there, and the lungs begin to bfsll
Soon the general health begins 70
the person feels lauguid, weak, hizi 4
and confused.
This is the time 10 take DR.. Pierri
en- Medical Discovery; it drives III 4
and poisons from the blood, anihnia
ing effect upon the dry cough, lha
bronchitis the Discovery Il irill
Golden Medical Discovery inaas
amount and quality Of the blood, ihs
Grating and terrifying the SYSTEM Y,
ease and builds up wholesome q
strength after wasting diseases =
pneumonia, grip and other dshAk
fections. "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Campos has prohibited the publication
of war news pot OF olncInl origin He is
going to whip the enemy on paper, no mat
lur AYhnt hnnnnna M the wDnds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Cotton will start to market In TeSaa within
thirty days. Get ready for tho busy season,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

JHo. NJ. IIIrE, Of fa-
dEboH, fndHbon Co. Ia,
Bays 81 took a severe
cold which settled on my
lungs and chest, and /
suffered intensely with
it, l tried several Of
our best physicians here
and they gave up all
hopes OF my recovery,
and thought / would
have TO die. l would
cough aud spit blood
for Hours, and / was pale
and weak. Twas greatly
discouraged when I be
gan the use ofthe Dis
covcry,' but | soon got
better 1t has been FIVE
have had no return ofth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

what q twnkling star Holmes would
make in the theatrical armament.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-23
Learning To Be Motor Men.

Although the electric cars will not
probably be running in Portland before
next August. the horse car drivers have al
ready begun to learn TO handle the cranks
on the front of an electric car. Only one
or two can be spared at time. and they &C
on to the Deering and Westbrook cars ana
practice there. with the motormen of those
cars close at their elbow to give any neces-
Eary hints. 1t is not quite so easy as it
looks to properly regulate the speed of one
of those big heavy electric cars. 1t is simply
the turning of cranks to be sure, but that's
all that the riding of bicycle is--apparent-
ly-yet it is necessary to learn how to dc
that.