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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
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any authority In the committee or him
self TO regulate county nominations
He Joined with Col. Wynne IN the APP
peal for II full endorsement OF the ac-
lion OF the state executive committee.
| II Will be observed that with refer
/ enee TO the reputed issue, the speaker
! was placed by this quotation In an
attitude contrary TO the one he occu-
pied which probably was thought to
he necessary to help make out n LOSING.
case against the ultra 10 to 1ers."
rms correction IL made to warn Dem
ocrats throughout the state OF the Of.
Forts that are being made to mislead
them as to the nature of the action of
me state executive committee, and to
"ec'iNe them as TO the PROCEEDINGS
OF county committees with referone. ia
That action. It Is sought To arouao moi.
uulee against the state committee las,
tne representation that 1t usurpel tho
functions of the county committees +.
ula not do 20. Tho resolutions odon,.1
ny the state committee at Austin I,o,-
'uary 9th contain not one word Of
reference TO subjects within tho mria-
"ttlon OF county committees. In ieep-
inE MS call, based upon those rcsoiu-
tons. Chairman Dudley added tb,, ,,,,,
gcstlln that:
,1."uhty Democratic executive COM
a,,,,ti," Htc requested 10 hold their re-
,p.ytlNe county primaries for thc SO
l.rtloh or candidates for county oaices
uuuh me same day that the paop,c
',luy turn out aud not be troubled win
''ur' thAn one primary election"
rms pan WILL no doubt, be found ia
pe advisable In most cases. Tarrnnt
county with its large population ~
e'ty OF Fort Worth. ana it's unusually
large list Of candidates. oonfronts con.
ui'ions different from those OF ma.
lority of the counties. These ,yero tho
reasons that influenced the county COM
mittee.
An important feature OF the p,or
adopted by the Turrant county COM
'"'''ee was the severance Of purely
executive offices from those relating To
p'''lcaI Issues. The two candidates for
inc state legislature. and delegates To
u county convention TO select delegntos
TO the congressional convention win he
CHOSEN ut the primary to be held Jun.
9Th '1 'u"'
If the Democrats OF every county In
me state VIII second the efforts and
l"ld up the hands Of the state exec
itlNe committee as Loyalty as the
county committee Of Tarrant has
ione' u notable triumph Will await the
party In November.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Mr. kleberg. who Will be a candidate
Tor congress to succeed the lat. Mr.
Grain, deserves credit for statIr,. hia
position ON the paramount issue with
out evasion or ahammlng. lie says.
~ believe that in order to maintain
the parity Of gold and silver there can
pc but one standard in our primary
money. and that this under the pres-
eht contingencies. must be gold
STANDARD"
This Is a straightforward declaration
and the people OF the Cuero dlstric,
know exactly where to place Mr. Kle.
oerg. In striking contrast with nit.
avowal are the utterances of severoi
gentlemen who assume to be lenders n,
public thought. and who talk abo,,,
their devotion to "blmetallism, in one
breath and Insist upon the maInte.
nance OF gold standard in another.
am In favor OF bimetallisn." saIa
speaker In the Clark-Hardy eopfar-
ence Mt Galveston. "but 1 wan, si,var
money based on gold" II wou,d N,
rourse be waste OF time to sncna 4,
II trying to illumine the darkneas 10
mat Uranium 1t is timely. however,
lo remind thinking persons that Tho
'loinder OF issues between monometal.
Ism and binietailism In this camnat,r
4 complete. 1t is a contest between
lwo financial systems thnt have been
Engaged In fierce battle since the close
u the last century.
the ratio OF coinage is an Insignia
ant question for the reason that II BIZ
netalllsp' were triumphant. the mono
netailists would be the first to protes,
lsairst change OF ratio. Indeed. n
9ermany and Great Britain were
prced to adopt blmetallism they would
Pin silver not at a lower valuation than
n % ], but at higher. or i5 ,-2 to i.
fhlch Is the standard European ratio.
When politician procialms himself
binetallist and declaims against the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

The proceedings Of the Democratic
executive committee OF Tarrant county
were entirely harmonious. While there
were six or seven antl-silver members
OF total of thirty-seven members
present, but one dissenting vote was
voiced against the adoption OF the plan
In Its entirety Of the Democratic state
! executive committee. 10 further en-
phasiae Its attitude. the committee
adopted a resolution declaring that:
| I'VE heartily approve the action of
the Democratic executive committee at
Austin, and the call OF Chairman bud
ley. ana pledge ourselves to carry out
| tue same In Tarrant county"
out OF such material was woven a
report published In the Dallas News OF
yesterday, the purport OF which was
that AN Issue was made In the commit
tee upon the action OF the state exec
utive committee and that the ultra l6
to lers" lost To give ooloring to this
representation. the speech OF Col.
Wynnc favorlng one primary for both
county and state purposes IL published
as an appeal for support OF the state
executive committee. and highly err
roneous statement Ia made OF the re-
marks by the editor OF The Gazette
which are thus reported:
Editor Erastus q. Senter was called
upon, lie started out by saying; Il
would most heartily indorse the appeal
Col, Wynnc has made to indorae tho
action OF the state executive committee
az AuHtin.' stenograpnlc report of
the remainder Of his speech upon stntc
ana national affairs shows that he ala
not further commit himself. In sneak
lhB OF county matters, his contention
was thnt II the committee thought the
hcuon OF today was conducive to m.
success of the county ticket the action
taken was wise. Stll he would have
preferred one primary for ali purnoass
NM made no secret OF that fact he
old not think the county committee ha1
overriden the state committee in The
aetlon OF TODAY. He was In Austin
when the Dudley committee met ana
his understanding was thon ma now
that county committees could rerulotc
local nnhirs He contendod Nm, ~
action OF the Dudley committee was
merely advisory" visa
The facts in the case are that ~,
Wynne did not connect his arRumen,
Tor the nomination of county officers M
inc primary on June 9Th with tho Iao,
OF endorsement OF tho state executive
committee. The other speaker quoted
favored Difference to the wishes of the
candidates. who with two or three ex-
eeptions had jolncd'in an appeal for an
early primary for county nomIna lions.
on the ground that the question was
one TO be determined solely with refer
enee TO local conditions. He called at
tentlon TO the fact that the resolutions
OF me state executive committee in no |
way referred to county nominations
''nu Una, chairman Dudley. to correct
~ error mat had been circulated by
so'd standard newspapers for mischlev-
Gus purposes. had expressly disclalmed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

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my pack, and It was alma. o. by
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mad much trouble with Nv, dom
oiaduer. In three davs ~. w Wa'al
munyon's Kidney Cur a'.sr psgh1
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nave felt like n now man ' y, lnai \
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Personal letters to Professor Nrpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
THINNING AM DOING.


OF 100 average men nInety.elght nrc
ambitious to do the thinking for the
crowd ana 10 leave the doing for the
other fellows Great thinkers" are
the heroes Of the world. Yet thought
pure and simple, Embarrassed TO nm
not Is as wusteful an occupation MS
was ever devised. Tho horse that pulls
the dray is doing more for humanity
than tho fellow stretched out ON n
luxurious couch, spinning visions of
the air deluding himself with the fan.
cy that he Is thinking.
There is enough pretended bood.
work done In the world every day to
convert It into a suburb Of Paradise II
IT could be improved that way.
Thought. bare thought never p,ode
"a better or a wiser man. Hell Is
yawning for myrlads of people who
are trying TO think themselves into
heaven.
what matters 1t what you thinltq
Alas. there is no negative or mature 10
preserve and perpctuatc the lightning
or the brain, Yet. It may 1.-Two bu,
only by reflection In what you DO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

BiiI to suspend i'rOhibitory Inv in
Town In Some Cases.


Town In Some Cases.
Des Molnes March THE senate
committee on suppression of intempcr-
lnce agreed this morning on bill to
allow liquor manufacture In Iowa. 1t
ls on the mulct plan, and requires a
new petition signed by s. per cent OF
the voters in cities Of over 5000 popula-
ton and the same In counties outside
such cities. When such statement of
consent Is filed and the city council for
the city, or the board Of supervisors for
the county. shall give its consent, the
present law against manufacturing
liquor is to be suspended. when liquor
IL sold for legal purposes In no less
quantities than four gallons. one-cighth
barrel In a single case, or two dozen
pints, or one dozen quarts. Selling by
the dram or otherwise violating the
law makes manufacturers subject to all
the penalties OF the prohlbitory law.
No brewery. dlstillery or similar insti-
tuition can be located within 300 feet
OF any school or church. Severe PEN
alties are provided for forgery of
names ON the petition. All names must
have been signed within thirty days
of Ming, must show residence and pre-
cinct OF voter and some reputable per-
son must make oath that he saw all
tue names signed. This bill was pre-
pared By Senators Ellis. Waterman
and Benson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
BIG CATTLE 9HIYVV
BEING CARRIED TO EAGLE rii|
FOR TRIAL
Jcr Hardin Tells of n Plot 70 "
der the states witue~ sua
How IL Failed.

Spofford. Tex, March 7.--(specais'
d. w. Gourly, sheriff OF brs,]
county. and Deputy 4. NJ. uu'T
passed through here yes'eIoaI !,
charge OF three prisoners en- iouu Y
Eagle Pass. One Is said TO BE- tne r.]
rious JEFF Hardin. brother OF Jonn VI
ley Hardin. under indictment ~ " Y
tempting to bride the principn "
nesses in the now noted catue w
cases sent by change OF venue Va
Brewster to Maverick county ioI "a
In offering to turn states eyidsnu \
stated IN the presence OF the ~
that the original purpose was n
der the states principal wi,nss
this was foiled by the alertnes
officers and the suspicion OF iou,
by the witness himself The grams
OF Brewster county uneartheu
Of stock thieves extending from hs,s
through Foley, Buchel and bnsr
counties in the big bend o. "
Grande, and on through rev
Reeves counties up into New ~.
One stockman alone, Mr. rsla, II
of Pccos county, has lost over X r.,
of cattle since the last granu Xxx ,t,
Brewster county, and nelsns,
counties are also taking vigorous
ures against stock stealing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves will reach this
meridian and the other changes Will
occur at and within one hundred miles
OF Fort Worth within twenty-four
hours OF p. m. OF the dates given
March s--Threntenlng.
March g-Changeable.
March i0-Cooler.
March li-Cool.
March i2--Modernting.
March l3-Warmer.
March li-Threatenlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

1t will soon be the duty OF the drec
tors OF the seml-Ccntennlai organize
tion to adopt a primary plan upor
which TO base their procedure. The
Gazette takes the liberty OF making q
suggestion which 1t submits merely as
basis for discussion. assuming that
the directory would be glad TO have
evoked general expression OF public
sentiment on this subject.
our suggestion is that the most suit
able way to commemorate the semi
centennial anniversary OF the admis-
sion Of Texas into the Union would be
with a great celebration. fitted to the
scale Of the subject. rich in pageantry
and Illustration. recalling In mimic
representation the decisive events of
Texas history. unique. novel. attrac-
tive soul-stirrlng.
Fortunately there exists already pro-
vision most abundant to present tho
aoborer side or the story Texas has to
tell to the world. The Texas State
Fair will attend to that as thoroughly
and successfully as It can possibly be
done
II 1t will concentrate It's energies and
resources upon cclebra ton Of the
nnturci Indicated, Il viii be compare
lively easy for the seml-centcnnlal
10 put In eclipse all
events OF this sort the world has eyer
seen. and TO attract to Texas from the
nation at large and from foreign
shores crowds Of larger magnitude
than were ever before seen outside OF
he capitals Of the world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

promoters give that compressed air Is
to drive cable and electricity Ms street
car motor powers out OF Chicago, are:
No poles, overhead wires, cables. pipes
or conduits. no electroysis Of water
and gas pipes by escaping currents:
no distractions ia the way Of the fire
departments no tearing up streets for
underground construction; no fntal ac-
clients from live wires; no possible
stalling on railroad crossings IN front
of an approaching train, and no OBJ
etruu ting OF the running cars In times
OF riot by tamperlng with the sources
or conductors of power.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Headquarters Reform Republican
party-To the Republican Electors ol
the state OF Texas! In accordance OF
order ana at the instance of the actor
of the Republican state executive com
mit,cc at Waco, Tex, ON the l9th OF
February. 1896. upon a call issued by
the state chairman, a Republican stau
convention Will be held in the city OF
Houston, TEX ON Monday, April 20
1896, at o'clock "a. m, for the purpose
Of clecting four delegates at large ana
four altcrnatcs to the National ltepub-
llcsn convention 10 be held at ST. Louis,
No. June Is. 1895, at II o'clock, noon,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for president and yice-president
[ of the United states, to be supported
at the next national election. and for
the transaction OF such other business
as may properly be brought before said
d convention.
The basis of representation shall be
two delegates at large for each county
and one delegate for every $50 votes or
fraction over l25, cast for BenJumln
Harrison In 1892
The district and county chairmen are
instructed to call conventions under
such restrictions as they and their To-
cal committees may determine as neces-
marics and conventions TO secure a
representative delegation.
All county conventions shall be held
at least ten days prior TO the date of
the state convention.
The Republican electors IN the sew
tral counties, and voters without re-
gard to past political utilization, who
l."Nrse the Republican policy, are cor
daily invited 10 unite under this call
with the Republican party In the state
OF Texas
Executive Committee
FIRST dis,rict-Ed Davis. jefferson.
Second district-W. II, Carson, Pitts
burg.
Third distrlct-G. o. Grelner. Paris.
Fourth distrlct-W. $, Nevlns, Deni-
son.
18th dIstriet-H. Wagner, Green
vile.
Sixth district-A. NJ. Cochran, Dali
las.
venth district-Iohn ellis. Mineola.
Eighth district-W. n. Norton
Ninth district--P. Altboyer. Terrell
Tenth district-George b. Colby, Gle
hurne,
Eleventh distrIct-A. NJ. Armstrong.
Crawford.
Twelfth Districts. NJ. Jones. Kosse.
IT irteenth distrlct-c. Enamel,
Fourteenth dlstrlct-George F. Poole,
Fifteenth district-George b, Angle,
Stryker
Houston '''s'
Seventeenth distrlct--H. *. Davis.
Elshteenth district--W. %. Blaine,
r., Brennan.
austin. "4'"'
rwenty-nrst dlstrlct--otto Helllg.
um. i""-
''o'ie'
Twenty-fourth dlstrlot-Thomas n
oNnson, san Antonio.
Iwenty-ffth dlstrict-C. w. Stand.
IT, STANDARD S'ahu-
ress, Dublin. " All
a. IWGi 81 dlstrict--w. II. Har-
JANUS, Baird. "''''"'i MIC !,
5 I,,E,enty-ninth district I
I'm, irtt'eth dis,riet-J. c. Martin, Fort !
Thlrty-nrst dlstrict--samus,
aines, Pilot Point r.
L. i. GOoDELL, Chairman I
JA,tue u Fort Worth, Tex. v
JAMES +. NBWCOMB. Secrata,y. \
,taroh Goa, San Antonio. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

the GNzETTE
ENCyCInrEDIA
i'Of: 1900
Il the most complete hook of the
Kind ever issued.
II contains practical and general
Information upup every subject.
Tells you what you want 10 know
Just when yam wnnt 10 know It.
Ercnt source of Information.
TREASURY OF knowledge.
A rrncticri cducntor.
A reliable hand-boolS.
Price. ~ cents.
hy mntl. Md two .-ccnt stamps for
postage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

equal coinage OF gold and silver at the
existing ratio write him down either
as woefully ignorant or an impostor.
The apostles OF the gold standard have
been forced to unmask everywhere.
and they are themselves laughing at
their old disguises.
The man who is not for equal metal
'ism. the meaning of which suggests
itjelf, is for monometalllsm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Baird, Tex. March sa,-rsrxfn
firm OF T. L. Oliver 4 60, I'd IN
changed hands this week ~ x3i.cn &
of Cottonwood and Mr.. q. I, "a 70
Baird purchased me s'o, ne str'
continue the business AZ =
stand. ~ me BE-
The entertainment given " I,st esi'.
folks OF the Methodist cn 9Isap snd n
ing WINS largely attenuep.s q n
amount raised for the pui ,s sstisia'
communion service was qu'N
tory. ~. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Tho Gazette Acknowledges an in.
'itation to be present at the golden
jubilee with which the town OF Fred
erleksburg. Tex. will celebrate on MAY
>, and 10 the Gftleth anniversary of
me foundation OF the colony bearing
that nnme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
THE cAzErrE's DALLAS SPECIAL

me cnsette's special train. con-
rcying Its Dallas edition, will Ienyc
the union depot this city Mt a,DD
IA. m. every day except Monday.
For the convenience of travellers, IA
coach Will be attached and pas
scngers received for Dallas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Judge Clark emphatlcnlly denies that
he had anything TO do with Chairman
Hardy's nomination Of MIR. Baker for
governor Then we would like to
wager dollars TO doughnuts that Judge
Clark tolts the nomination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Prairie Rangers" are being organ
ized mt Nelasco, A Gazette special
says; There are now twenty-two
murder cases on the docket ana con-
vie'lons are almost impossible" The
Law should either do its duty or abdi-
cate In favor of the citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Iarran' county not only endorses the
action of the Democratic state exec.
utiVe committee in submitting the IL
hanoial Issue to general primary, but
1t Is getting ready to roll up majority
OF from 1900 to 25oo in that primary for
free coinage at 16 to 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Delivered by carrier anywhere in the
city. l5c per week. Subscribers who
fail to receive papers will confer a
favor on the city clrculator by notify
Ing him. Telephone LOG.
d. T. GOPHER.
City Circulatcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

The saving in freigh,s commission
ana Insurance on each bale of Texas
cotton now sent to New England to be
manufactured into finished products
would be from IS to SO IL 1t were sold
TO mills In this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

l, may cause MIN some personal and
professional Inconvenience. but n Ind
NH1rk wishes to avoid the suspicion of
u uleker with Quincy he must keep out
OF Geographic and telephone range OF
me brunette patriot That's the result
OF having wicked past.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

senator Vest iudorscs the proposal to
send solid silver delegations to chicago
rom free coinage states. The follow
VINO Is willing TO surrender a part OF
nus ammunition to the enemy needs 10
INK, uake primer lessons in the art of fght-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

In response to the demands Of a
presidential year in politics. the Fort
Worth Light and Power company has
lowered the price Of gas 20 per cent
Now charge yourselves and fly at the
pncmy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

How does this strike Larry Godkln
Tor a muswump ticket? For president.
j. Sterling Morton OF the upper at
mospherei for vicc-presidcnt. Hoko
smith. sOIourner In GeorEIn2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Spring Excursion TO cripp'e n.
Via the Fort Worth and pen's'
Railway, on April I. 1876, q. ons ~ M
the round trip from Fort Wof''' n
cts good for thirty days. ,n rAu
SEE THE GREATEsT COLD ~
ON EARTH. ...y1
Save many miles OF unns s M
travel. See the great America, s N,
Only to be accomplished in cop'''
with a trip over poffr
Further particulars on rsr gyRD
q. P. and 4 A.
4l2 Main street. Fort w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

A German scientist declares that mill
lions Of bacilli are sheltered in an ordl-
nary beard. The next discovery In order
Is that the only way to get them off is
to Toll them off with pair of ruby
lt.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

1t Is understood that King Humbert
IS willing to pledge King MenelIli that
he viii not try to play In the latters
yard any more If Menelllx win uncoop
the italian army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

governor seems 10 be like that of the
populists with reference to the sub
treasury: They want It unless they
can get sonlething better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

The first metropolitan railway sta
tion to be built in Texas Will rear It's
lofty towers in Fort Worth. The peo-
pie OF the RAILROAD center" at the head
OF Buhalo Bayou may be able to sur.
vey It with telescope If the atmos.
phere is not too foggy in that neigh
bOrhOOl.