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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-18

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-18
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

The Waco Morning Times. Clark
organ, rcpubllshes Il severe criticism
OF Chairman Hardy, contributed 10 the
San Antonio Express by a Sound
Money Democrat or Austin. in which
the gold champion is advised to take
n tumble and take IT quick The gist
OF the complaint Of the writer Is found
In this paragraph.
"Those who responded to the rail- Of
Judge Harry BY going to Galveston
found that they had only gone there
m vain. The lion mien OF the whilom
chief was changed to that OF n lamb
and instead Of outlining n plan Of hat
tie he aheathed his sword before the
fight and SURRENDERED without n strug-
gle. The gallant Clark, over ready to
strike for what he bellcvca to be right,
raised his voice against 80 cownrdly n
procedure ana declared that trcnchery
existed In the sound money ranlCs. He
showed what n ridiculous position the
sound money men would be placed IN
II Judge Hardy's advice were hooded.
but the fear OF the chief had spread
among his followers, and In spite OF
Warwlck's rallying cry the white Gag
was raised and the sound money or
ganization IN Texas practically ceased
10 exist II was apparently a healthy
child before the Galveston farce was
played, but that knocked the orgnni-
cation into q cooked hat and laid II
low--killed, evidently, by those who
should have hcen It's friends"
The debate between Chairman Hardy
and Chairman Dudley h said by this
critic TO have made the former "the
laughing stock OF the country" The
Interesting Information IL vouchsafcd
that "the Judges (Hardy'sl closest
friends have tried to ring him Off, but
their efforis have been OF no avail"
or the Baker episode the writer says:
mot the least foolish OF his bad
breaks was his invitation to present
state oificial to become the sound
money candidate for governor. tho
Judge himself assuming to speak for
the sound money mem Did any one
ever hear OF such presumptlon?"
Another bad break" In this view, ls
that after all his talk and bluster he
further proclnims his Inconsistency by
advocating In his home county that
very peace he has been trying so hard
TO disturb since his ignominious sur
render at Galveston"
The Austin unknown has positive
views OF the demands OF the situation.
He concludes with the emphatic obser-
walton that Judge Hardy ought to
Quit " THE sound money men are
tired of being made ridiculous"
II would seem from the publication
OF such hereticai remarks In the home
organ OF Judge Clark, that there Is
more or less danger that raaors viii
soon be flying In the air of the gold
bug cnmp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

ut is the most dreadful spot on the
American continent" said dlstin-
guislied Tronchman who once visited
the notorious New York Stun known as
the give Points The same opinion
was expressed by Charles Dickens
after going through this DANGEROUS
quarter with an armed police escort.
The Five Points, In those days, was fa-
nous MS the abode Of thieves. thugs and
murderers.
In recent years this unsavory dis
trict has undergone II marked Improve
ment. Today It compares favorably
with similar quarters Of other great
cities and most OF the Improvement Is
due to the celebrated Five Points Mis-
sion and It's army OF Christian work
ers. This excellent organization has
performed and Is performing great
and noble work.
one of the grentest works OF the mis-
sion Is to minister to the sick and II
Is a work that has been highly sue
cessful And yet the officers Of the mis-
sion have been enabled to combat
vast amount OF sickness and AFFORD
relief in many critical cases with the
aid of but one standard remedy. 1t U.s.,
Of course, n remedy well known to the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

ut only needed the cry OF 'Carsnr-
ISM to ellnGh tho argument against
MIR. Cleveland. but II was expected
that this sledgehammer blow would
only be used in case Of nomination
FOR the third term. Houston Post.
Has the Post read the special teIo-
gram from Washington. printed In It's
own columns telling OF the latest
White house hobby. which means the
alteration by executive act OF the an.
pointment system so that nearly all
OF the important federal Offices Will
have a life tenure? Who but Caesar
OF Caesars would ever have conceived
the idea of engrafting ON American in
stitutions one OF the worst features OF
au,ocratic governments?
Can the Post point to any living
ruler of constitutional monarchy who
has welded or sought to obtain the alb
solute personal power that Mir. cleve-
land has exercised during the last
three years, or can It nnd any prece-
dents In American history for his as
sumption of legislative as we'll as ex-
ecutive powers?
There never was n Caesar without
apologists and followers. They hive
too much beef to distribute to 70 with
out these necessary appendages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
BLIND moss ovERTiikoh~
BcrckIey's Dcfent way casE .
In California

San Francisco, Cal, March h-
Buckley, the blind boss VINO 10 n
years has run the Democra'lcn ". vi 1,
In san Francisco, was defe.'sa
night by the Junta faction vno y
meeting of the state comnit'V,, , r
the passage OF n RESOLUTION ss. .
that the call for selection Of u.,1
to the state convention pe ~,
committee of the Junta. lne vi y
ton is led by Samuel Rainey' M 5,,.1
years a partner Of the pllna XIV
The vote stood IS to p, buem
send a contrasting delosa'ioh y
convention. -,
Since Buckley returned, n
after a flight 10 Europe " ~
evade a grand fury indletmsm AZ ~
ruption of supervisors avg
frauds he has been engaged
perate fight to regain coms-
whom he had elected to neu' Gus
while at the helghth OF n's YIN 4
pronted by his absence VI ~
confronted by m o'RYnFsa III
former friends. His maanetism. N
nerior eeneraiship won Tor him '.'
arter victory In city rrinm,,,l
conventions. but the lun'a III n, IN
support of Democrats 's ~ blIrd
OF San Francisco. where W III 10 \
Is cordially hated. H's s"e"s ssnsllfI
CITY may be the means y \. III /
sniit in The state. for BucNe, W
spiit ~ ' e,inn ~ the Central ~
tee,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
DREW FIRST MOOD.
Don W. Dickinson Now SUFFERING
Erom Srnntnr Pnrh,a nin.u


Washington, March qo-Tbe agb+f,,,
IN Kentucky ia having Its effect bers
Ihe administration and anti-adnInls-
ttatlon forces have come 10 aetna,
blows, and the free coinage factinn
scored the FIRST blood.
That gore came from the deIicotoIv
pplnteu nose Of Mr. Cleveland's friend
una manager. Don NJ. Dickinson as n
,ySult OF straight-from- the-shoulder
a a,uw dellVered by the good right fist
SHu muscular arm OF the douehtv
senator FuGh. Of Alabama. Though
senator Push Is seventy years Of nge
ne mas Lost none Of his oMtlne cot,rarc
ment. ueNeiop-
Like the other administration Dero-
erats' Don Dickinson despises his frnc
Ssuill"sr brethren. He happened to
III IN AT cnamborlains Saturday
night Senator McMillnn and senator
PuFh were sitting together Dirkinsor
eeip,pnrohched, spenklng to Senator Mo
MILAN lie and Senator Furh MAD
meyer met. Mcmillan introduced Thorn
Dlckinson uttered some sighting re.
r,ark about contempt for silver
pemocrats," which may or mav moi
s save been Intended as an insult ia
Immediately the Alnhamian,s o,a
Time hot blood arose. He inn,ned % "h ~,
feet and speedily nut HE net e., t 20 ne
~ contact with the nose Of tho NItcbi-
gun man who reeled from the effcct
OF we hloow. ana whose features yere
fenrfuly Redeemed. "e'e
!. heiore the Alabamian could follow IN
ms ifat punch several men interfered
nv NJ separated them. In n few minutes
ended ""u e'ie inatter
The difficulty was nrovo,.oa -.
Dickinson and he has no exoIona,J,,, oy
nt'He. Senator Pugh saws he did wha ~,
ounstnrcos. ''"' CIR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
SALISBURY WILL CONSENT TO ARBITRATION
Or He Win Accept the Finding of the Committee as FINAL
Settlement OF the Matter
Negotiations Between This Country and
Great Britain Looking Peaceabe Settlement
With Venezuela.

will insist that we can make no SUR
render by yielding to British pretension
IN the face of "A report from distin-
guIshed and impartial commission
clearly proving that England has at
tempted foicibly to seize American
territory.
Therefore It is believed by persons
close TO the president that England
win In time lind some way to yield her
scruples on the settled districts" and
that she win want to arbitrnte the
matter before the boundary commits
sion makes its report. In the Ian
l:uage of n high official: Arbitration
is on the anvil and likely to be ham
mered out at any moment"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

If, that this is your retail drug store
the position IL occupies towards the
people of Fort Worth ls peculiar and
interesting. 1t could not exist unless
1t sold vast amount OF goods and
medicines. 1t sells these goods in such
a way that they are as much a bar
gain to us as to you. IL sells the best
Of drugs and medicines. II sells
the best OF drugs and sundrles. Ii
sells the best of rubber hygenic
goods and keeps everything that Ia
wanted in that line. When YOU have
hrusM something at this store OF
yours. and have gotten home, and had
time to think 1t all over, II you want TO
trade back, all right-not to trade for
something else-but for your money.
You can spend that where you please
or keep II. We do not take back tooth
brushes or articles that would offend
anothers sense OF dnintincss to know
that they We're not fresh goods. But
we do not shlrk the responsibility for
such goods.
There Is one thing we want to talk
TO you about, and that Is hlllng pre-
scriptlons for people that want us to be
In a hurry We VIII do 1t promptly-we
win do It well. we do not think we
should allow ourselves to be hurried,
The Turk Is never in a hurry except
when he wants to kill u Christian, We
are not Turks and do not want to kill
Christians. Let US know what you
think about this.
Can In at your drug store Just as
often as 1t IS convenient or agreeable.
We will be glad to see you. II We are
waiting ON other customers and cannot
walk up ana speak 10 you as soon as
you come In. we are glad to see you all
the same, and will get to you in u
moment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
Notice.

N We arc now runniny cars from thu
court house south on Main street To
Hattie; east on Hattie to Missouri
avenue. north on Missouri avenue 10
boaz street. and from Boaz street to
NE court house. These cara carry on
the front end south Main and Fast
Hattie street" sign. Cara rnnnin,, IL
the opposite direction from Main strea,
east on Front street and south on RnaS
street carry signs painted yellnw
Front and Boaz street" on each end
These cars leave the court house every
nine minutes give nine mirutes seryice
street. dff '''
COMPANY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

During the late financial panic which
swept over tho entire country. the
cotton mill towns OF the South had
fewer business failures and less gener-
al depression than any other towns
In the section. Many OF them built new
mills during the time and business
went along about as usual. No strong
er evidence of the value OF the spin
ming trade can be given than the ex-
perienee OF those towna where cotton
mills declared dividends whilc other
industries were struggling to mako OK
penses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Cripple Creek is the greatest ri
camp ever discovered. II you WI.
Investigate for yourself ioIn Ii. M
excursion leaving Fort Worth 7ssa
April I. Tickets are only On, i,r 1
the round trip; good thirty ds,, isu
turn.
This excursion viii run vi N al
Rock Island route. For hrAs y
formation call on W, 7. ort@crL
corner Fifth and Main, or sairs 4
j. C. MccABE, al. \
rut M !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

more conservative measure ma,
sherman law, which was ilnall w ~.
would have been adopted b. X. IN IN,
first congress. ~ '4'
Throughout his career IN eor,,.,
Mr.. Mckinley lodged the sltsr ~
ton He lodges II in his Inte,yis,' n
morning and in the platform M.
his state has adopted as a basI, IN \
candidacy for the presidential nsu.r,
tlon." '''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Honey Grove, Tex, Ma,er 0rf
ciaI)-The American oo ~ r,utrf
Protective association At ,srS,.f
be distributed among ,ne i,,ss ih,r
gin men circnlars to inan ao,tos !
to uniform size, 2sNos n ihis " :
sociatIon claims that y "a * ~
IL will be a great say,ns an. M ths y
in freight. which in inc '''
err pays. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

The International rouus susxsA
with the II. and 4. C. ailhid jfanl
route is running a daily hs 4 ptl,l
man sleepers between KIM cay]
Fort Worth and San Aniorh cfns1
ton is made at Garrett BY tsani-5
TO and from Dallas, fornisr N n
route between points Ia ths Es.i.
Of Mexico. Laredo, and ccr.ifiai "
las, Fort Worth and NwH M
points via H"itrne), Sleeper eils
Antonio at $50 p. m; Aus.ll ~
m, arriving at Garrett Al M J
Dallas 1925 a. m, Fort Wotn ~
m. Returning leaves Dallas ~ I.
Fort Worth. 600 p, m, arriving Y y
lor at $3.50 a m. Austin slA
A. GRk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
rnn ousncrIoN ro cAnLIsLn.

Secretary Carlisle win be candi-
date for the Democratic presidential
nomination. and he will be put forward
us the representative OF the Cleveland
regime. Hts personal organ, the com-
ier-Journal. which at his beckon de-
serted the Democratic organization OF
Kentucky. and advocated the bolt
which prevented the reelection OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

The International route in connection
with the Houston and Texas Central
and Rock Island route Is running a
daily line OF Pullman sleepers hetwee n
Kansas city, Fort Worth and san Ar
tonic. Connection is made at Garrett
by passengers to and from Dallas,
forming the best route between points
in the Republic OF Mexico. Laredo and
Corslcana. Dallas and Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

In the hunt OF gold. If you don't find
mine you may get In on the ground
floor in stocks. We will sell the tickets
and you can do the rest
The grand excursion via Rock Island
route will leave Fort Worth for Grip
pie Creek Tuesday, April 7th. 1t only
costs one fare for the round trip and
tickets are good thirty days for return.
For further particulars call on w.
T. orton. c. 4. A., corner Fifth and
Main, or address
]. C. McCABE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
WILL BE A TREAT.


HOUNV.
Many people In Fort Worth know the
professional ability Of DR.. r. c. Flower,
the famous specialist, but few know
that he Is an able lecturer, as well as
an eminent physician. He will on Sun
day night lecture at GreeuwalFs opera
house to ladies and gentlemen, inviting
all 20 come. free Of charge. one OF
the doe 1r's lectures, that on "Health,
Happiness and Beauty OF Woman" is
pronounced by the press of other cities
as a masterpiece, and Will, II delivered
here. which Ia probable. undoubtedly
please our people. The doctor has won
golden opinions wherever he has been
heard, und many a suffering person
has been relieved by simply following
his advice Due notice will be given OF
the subject OF his lecture here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
1890

medical profession ana ~
peen prescribed by eminent MI, nat nat I
In speaking OF this NAV, palsAas
ago, the Rev. j. NJ NEW" NV. 70; 4
agent of the Five Points ~, hnir.l
"A remedy largely used s, s,'ssio "A. NJ
pie connected with the m,ss yns ~ n
ner's Safe Cure, ana iIlssloa d va
state that they have receives an at'
en- from 1t and are ready \, Nv ~, !!
Mrs, N. Elliott, a yI.I,o, :, 4.
sion, Expresses similar o, ~ 20 n
says; After using Warnerts, u So
among our mission peon,a sat q
months ! regard It as a pss 1 W.
to endorse It as a safe AK s4SM
for liver and kidney and fsn sls a
plants. One very severe ~.
had been given over by ~ ~ Y,
was supplied with a bot,iae W.
Improvement was so martsS ~
splre new courage and hons
her to feel like a new woman s 1>S
only one case of many" ~
Nothing ever known in IA ,,..
the World has equaled Ws,s a.,o
Cure for making men, womsr a.,
children healthier and hanna, y
you think it would be a roo aiI. y !
try IL? e''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

THE GAZETTE's DALLAS SPECIAL.
The Gnr@ttr's special train, con-
veying Its Dallas edition. Will leave
the union depot this city at 3iuo
n. M. every day except MonhHY'
For the convenience Of travellers, IL
coach viii he attached and pas
senEers received for DALLAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

The amount Invested in cotton mills
IN the South has grown from sSo,o0O,Ooo
to si2b, 10000 during the last ten years
ond the demand for the products Or
southern mills is sim Increasing. Tho
amount OF capital should be doubled
within less than 1--WE years and Texas
should come in for her natural share
as much as all the other southern
states combined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

The NicnraEuan canal bill as recon-
mended by the house committee pro-
vldes for government control with pos
siblc government ownership. The main
thing is to get the canal built and
placed under the control OF the United
States, The matter OF ownership can
be settled at a later day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

-N M,innsooI'o; Tex. March 2o.-,specis,,
mander a ana a pT9liElss, grand vice com corn,
ment grand Vice commando =, aspart-
lex. organized n. n - lsier,
al,, Of Dixie here Mondav ,Tnse'
WI, WIN about thirty-lye CHARTER rrsnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
NOT OWNED ny THE TRUSTS.
ny THE DEMOCRATIC STATE HI
METALLIC CONVENTION.

Resolved, 1'hnt W. hereby indorse
The Fort worth Gazette n- an abie
and fearless exponent OF Democracy,
md. commenting its course IN tnn
INST. we recommend TINT the friends
of silver xive II their cordial ana
active Support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Our Austin dispatch tells of the IN
,erest felt at the capital In the cleo
tion of state senators Votes that will
count in the choice OF United States
senator are worth looking after.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21
The International Nnutc Il. d G. N.
knllrnnID

Through sleepers daily between Kan.
sas city, Fort Worth aud San Antonio.
VIA Hearne. with which immediate
connections are made at Ennis 70 and
from Dallaa. The quickest routn 20
TAYLOR, Auv+ir can nu.onlo. Iars5o
and points In Me~ioo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

In the present state OF the oourtship
It would seem to be in order for Com
missioner Baker to- return Chairman
IfaIdy's letters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

II there is any way for the Lily
Whites TO get in on the ground floor
Of the Mckinley boom Mr.. Gooden
would like for Manager Drake to re-
veal II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Ten Years ago tho South was produce
Ing 100000 tons of pig iron annually;
now u Is producing over two million
tons- What Is needed now Is not In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

1t looks MS though Web Flanagan
would not get TO the st, Louis con-
ventlon, but 1t may look out for tcle-
gram from him OF Ave words.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Each time Mr.. Whitney declines TO
enter the race lie takes more pains
to explain what he would do IL he
were u candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

To Chairman Hardy in his search
Tor candidate: There's Russ Kings
bury look at him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Gainesville has a movement on foot
to erect n cotton mill with n capital
stock Of 100000, to be paid on the in
stallment plan, Other towns In Texas
should display the enterprise shown by
Gainesville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

Eloquent, genial. chivalrous Bob"
TAYLOR is having novel experience.
FOR the first time in my life" said he
to Gazette representative. yesterday.
IAN Office seems to be chasing me-"
Three appeals have been made Of late
to Governor Taylor to head the Demo-
cratic ticket OF Tennessee in the next
campaign. To the first two lie made
positive replies In the negative. The
governor finds his lecture enterprise
agreeable aud profitable. and he
doesn't want 20 abandon It. But while
he continued to amuse audiences OF
western cities with rare fun and
pathoa. the counties Of Tennessee con-
tlnued TO roll up Taylor Instructions
for governor. until two hundred votes
had been added to the column with
hardly bakers dozen for the active
candidate In the neld. Then, TO the
third appeal the governor replied that
n the people wanted to nominate him
they could do so. Touched by their af-
lection FOR him. he will sacrifice for
tune ut their call.
This means an old-fnghloned cam
paign in Tennessee, such as only Bob
Taylor knows how to conduct. 1t
means an old-fashIoncd Democratic ma
jorlty for tho ticket. and with lts
standard-benrer In the prime OF man
hood, and his Justly earned fame CO.
/ extensive with the nations boundaries.
who can guess what else II may mean +?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-21

,, hSoan3se, Tex. March 2O.-Cspe.IsIN..
S ShI,. blnnt Of Denton Is very fsy9r-
nsi ,p2Ns ne, OF here as delegate 10 the
this district. ehuon fram