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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-20
The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago says:
II regard DR.. Kings New Discovery as an
Ideal Panacea for coughs, colds and lung COM
plants, having used it in my family for the
last five years, to the exclusion Of physician s
prescriptions or ether preparations
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Ia, writes: II
have been minister of the Methodist Episco-
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Cuttingsville.

Mrs. M. e. Fisher visited her sister
Mrs. Carl Henkel, in Brattleboro last
week.
Mrs. Fuller and daughter, Marcia, oi
East Wallingford, spent last Sunday at
H. e. Eitapene's.
Miss Hattie Pearson gave progressive
euchre party to twenty OF her young
friends last Saturday evening.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-20
Rochester.

Els. Hatton is in Bethel this week.
John Tupper was in Bethel Monday.
j. E. Eldredge was in town Saturday.
e. H. Abbott has been In town for a few
days.
Marvin Parmenter is at home from Ran.
dolph.
Geo. N. Gleason is in Boston for weeh
Mrs. Julia Wing is in Montpelier for Q
few days.
Chas. Hanks and wife OF Boston are here
for the winter.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Huntington was in Tafts-
vile as counsel last week.
Fred Burke, Henry French and Henry
Wood OF Barnard were in town Saturday.
Miss Carrie Simonds is spending few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Chauncey
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell spent
and Sunday with friends in
Warren.
Mrs. Frank Hackett Of Moravia, Ia, was
called here this week by the serious illness
OF her sister, Mrs. Gardner Chaffee.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Universal
list church will meet with Mrs. Artemus
Goodno Tuesday afternoon and evening,
Feb. %.
Rev. T. Roscoe will preach on "The War
or Law" next Sunday. In view Of Wash
ington's birthday the topic for the Y. P.
Q. U. meeting will be "Good Citizenship"
States AttorneyEnright Of Windsor and
Sheriff D. G. Jones Of So. Royalton were
here last week Tuesday and raided the ho.
tel kept by A. ". Mandigo. Only small
amount OF the looked. for goods was found.
Mandigo pleaded guilty to five offences
and was fined with costs, $3.50.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03


Or NJ. y, l.. Jordan has been called
to Nashville, Tenn. by the death OF
his father.
General Auditor George j. Pollack
and Treasurer II. w. Mcguire OF the
Missouri Kansas aud Texas came In
from their st. Louis headquarters to-
day.
r. NJ. Hunt, travelling passenger
agent of IN Texas aud Pacific left Inst
night FOR a trip through south Texas.
Joseph X, Madison, who has been
employed " prescription clerk in
BumpaR Il Williams drug store, has
gone TO Eutaw, Ala, to establish
business for himself
Upwards OF 900 colored ODD Fellows
and members Of the Households OF
Ruth assembled yesterday afternoon
In the auditorium OF the city hall to
enjoy the annual sermon or the kindred
orders, which was delivered by Rev.
w. j. Laws OF st. James A NJ. 10.
church. The auditorium was crowded
and the sermon was worthy the ntten-
tive hearing given H.
At meeting OF the Pastors' assocI-
alton OF Dallas yesterday morning In
the pnrlors OF the Y. NJ. G. A., Rev.
Warner II. Riggs presided. There were
but seven or eight minlsteTs In attend
nnce, and tho proceedings were routine
In their character, comprising hymns,
prayer By Rev. comstock and the APP
prevail OF the minutes. owing 10 the
absence OF Rev c. l., Senaholes no
paper was read. and n motion prevailed
providing that hereafter ministers who
are assigned the reading Of the papers
shall prepare them ana hand them In,
NO that they may he read n the authors
are absent. DR. RIGGS and Revs. Smith
and Hunter were made COMMITTEES 10
secure the compilation OF n religious
census Of the city. The meeting closed
with PRAYER by Rev. Reed.
Dallas Typographical Union yeHter-
day decided by unanimous vote to nd-
init to honorary membership the wives
OF It's members, and they win be In
ylted TO participate In open meetings
Of a character designed To enable them
10 lend their aid and influence.
cnil issued by DR.. j. s. Letcher.
| chairman Of tho Sisters Of Charity hos
pital. invites all having subscriptions
OF any character not yet reported, to
meet with the committee At his office
In the Cocireli building Mt y. N, to-
morrow to sum up the total Hubacrip-
lions II IL hoped and believed that
this meeting win show that the requi-
site $4,000 has been raised, 10 that the
sisters may begin active steps for the
| erection Of the hospital.
City Attorney Wozcnnraft has an
nounped his Intention OF beginning on
Wednesday the filing OF suits against
property owners for delinquent city
| lakes, NJ the law makes IL his duty 70
do, and will continue Ming suits until
| every deiinduen; on the list has been
| sued. He says he believes II viii hdd to
| the taxes Of every one of ihem the
| amount of the court costs and 10 per
cent interest on the amounts due,
Many are settling ana many others
promise TO pay up within day or Two
The executive committee OF the Texas
W. G, r. 4. will meet at 10 n. M, to-
day In the tabernacle ~ u. church.
Mrp. Helen NJ. Stoddarl. state presi-
dent OF the association, arrived In
Dallas last evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DEPARTED VETERANS
EuIogies Were Delivered Attcstiug
the Excellent Qualities OF tho
Late Hu T.. Ewing.

4, ,,o,,i,,,, 90 e,t,,,t,,.r r,io, ,o,,,,
W Us
United Confederate veterans sunday
afternoon, at which Captain w. w.
r,r,, ,,,..sId.1 tho ,onr,tttae there.
e -,.,.,l
from CHOSEN 10 present l'So'u'.o's
commemorative OF the late ltu IF. Ew-
ing. COMPRISING Comrades George
Fealn. George y. Aldredge and $. II
Stout. was unable to report owing to
the absence OF the latter named mem
hers ia whom the preparation Of the
r,sniutions had bcen left. because he
Ind known the deceased Intimately be-
fore the war. had served with him and
was the attending physician during
the last illness Of deceased. The COM
mittee was given Until next Sunday
E'ulorlas wore delivered. attestIng the
rS",.,rtcrlstil attributes Of the de-
ceased to he those Of n southern gem
tIcman of the highest. bravest and
most chivalrous type. by Comrades
r. NJ. Gano u, G. Bower and w. l..
Cabeli. ana by Chaplain Lowrance.
The service ended with u stanza OF
Nearer MY God, to Thee" sung by
the camp standing, with impressive ef-
foot
4 cornrpittea COMPRISING Comrades d
Stnnrt James n Simpson md J.
Miller submitted resolutions In
memory OF the late Comrade Alexander
Lacy They declared that both as q
Teyas uIon6cr and confederate soldier
5.,coasad mad dsnorted himself as n
natriot and Gallant soldier. and that
t%c catnn deplored the loss Of one Of It's
tllt ,ai w., ,,.toso sncrIGces and gal.
, EV,i'r 49, KID nndaared him 10 ain. The
r ,ps further declared that the
rgT"1t'"' Of the muster roll-thc pass
inm over the river, year by year, Of
NE as,,' " whom they have loved and
Sonored and that each recurrence OF
Inc ltind serves to admonish the grey
i hsli," ,'an oT no remaining To them
sn2 1 Sp 10 araw them together in
cpe and tenderer companionshlp
mo Condolences Of the camp were ten
AL Az tbe smryIying wits and family
Inv the r"solrtions, Which were adopted.
The committee comprising Comrades
w. l.. Cabell, II. NJ. Gano and John
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
is LAID TO REST.
An impressive Attcstntion OF Pablo
Gsteem-iiuriai OF Hugh VI.
NcIntyre-Otber Death.

The funeral OF the late Joel j. Record
occurred at the First Methodist church
at 1890 yesterday and was a remark
able attestation OF the public esteem
FOR deceased. The funeral cortege was
an Impressive dcmonsti alton. ana as II
wendell Its way through the city. Its
progress was timed and regulated By
sonorous dirge from n brass band. Re
hind the latter marched about 100
members OF the uniform rank kniEhts
OF PythlaS In full nccoutrement the
grand commandery of the same urdcr
and about 100 members of the local
subordinate lodges. with myrtle and
badges OF mourning. NeNt came about
forty members of the knights of Hon
or and about sixty odd Fellows In
regalia, and finally about forty mem
beers OF Sterling Price camp, confederate
veterans Eight pnil-bshrcrs attended
the hcarsc two from each or the or
ders named. Among them were Captain
Morton and Mr. Fred Tucker. Messrs.
Dan Morgan, Ollie Rawllus and Sam
cariothers. Fol..wing tho hcarse were
several hundred vehicles. At the
church Impressive services were COM
Quoted by Rev. Il, J.. spiegue, as
Fiovd street Methodist church. who de-
llvered the sermon. lnterment was AT
Oakland cemetery
The funeral " the late HpSh VI. Nc
Intyte occurred sunday afternoon NJ
the First Presbyterian church, con-
Quoted by Rev. w NJ. Anderson. The
church was filled with the mourning
friends of deceased and the bereaved
family and all We're affected by the
sermon to marked degree. As the
casket was borne from the church II
was covered with a bank Of rich dow
ers, but by far the larger portion OF
the floral offerings were borne TO the
,,tuvasfIa hv Tho friends who found
places in the numerous carriages. In
terment was at Oakland.
The funt raj OF Mrs. g. II. Plowman.
who died Sunday morning at her late
residence on san Jncinto street, oc-
CURED Mt o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the First Preshyterlan church
Mrs, A ~ Roberts died nj her late
home, a9l Bryan street, after Il short
illness, yesterday afternoon, aged 81
NsaIs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
(PEClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLA!
Delivered spaaa All

portation facilities, and as n resul.
president McNealu5 has Hxed "A sched
ule Of i've games with him. President
Won der Abe left Sunday night for San
Antonio. whittier he goes to meet The
managers OF the teams In the soltheri,
circuit He expects to return to Dal-
las next Thursday. when he homes 10
meet here the managers OF the teams
az Fort Worth. benson and Sherman.
the st. Louis team to reach Dallas
March 10 with twent-one men, and
president McNealus has wired mem
bers OF the Dallas team TO come dny
sooner. President MoNcalus has ar
ranged for the appearances If Inc chi.
cigo team here April and Is trying
TO bring Cleveland lere on the 5.h Of
April An effort will be made To MI
IN open dates with gumes with the
pest texas amateurs. so that a full
program may be offered the fans from
the start.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
A WARM DISCUSSION
REGARDING THE APPEARANCE OF
THE CITY.
Commercial Club Holds n Meeting
ani Appoints n Committee on
Municipal AnaIr..

Abou. twenty members responded TO
roll call at The meeting of the Com
mercial club to discuss municipal re-
form, reduction of the expenses OF gov
eminent. needed Improvement of pave
mcnts, sidewalks and sewerage and
suspected aldermauic eNtraVagauces.
There was an earnest discussion OF
methods led b. Messrs Philip Sanger,
Ghno ana kivlen. IL was repeatedly
stated In the remarks of one or two OF
the gentlemen that there are alder
men now directing the expenditure OF
thousands OF dollars OF city funds who
could not get credit for fifty dollars
worth of merchandise elsewhere.
At the close of the discussion NJ the
suggestion OF Mr.. Gano q committee
OF i've ON municipal AFFAIRS was APP
pointed TO Investigate the best possible
methods OF reform and the moods there
for and report TO the club. II wns
also made It's duty to encourage tho
getting together OF tho huanrss men
OF the various wards TO urge good
business men TO Nc'ept nominations for
aldermen and to actively support them
after nomination.
MIR. ltivlon explained that the APP
parent lack OF Improvement and mu-
niclpnl cleanliness at this time IN due
to the lack OF funds therefor. lie eN-
planned the pressure brought to bear
on aldermen from residents OF subur-
ban districts. which resulted In the
expenditure In the suburbs OF funds
that should go TO the repair ana I'M
provement OF buslnePs streets. The
present condition Of pavements OF some
streets ANA the unclean streets and
defective sewers werp severely criu-
ciZcd
Tho sentiment Of the club was that
It's action should be regardless Of poll
tics. The new committee comprises
Messrs. Gann Philip Sanger. Nolms,
ltlyleu, Mlttenthal and James Marony,
IL Will meet at the club room Mt y. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

BENEFIT Given the citizen by the
Household Law.
In speaking OF the complaint made
that the state gives the citizen the
borcnt Of the household law as against
all debts except taxes city Attorney
WoScncraft said.
"Thc complaint liz based on n fact,
a man can not secure a loan on his
home with which to pay his taxes. as
the home cannot be sold under mort
gage. bat the law authorizes the sale
OF the home even ut sacrifice by the
tax collector This does not look fair,
hut II II my duty as an officer to exec
cute the law az 1t stands. ! shall begin
not later than the day after tomorrow
To iilc suits, and win In the cuurse OF
ten dnys thereafter probably have a
suit against every delinquent. and I
believe 1t VIII cost every one of them
the court costs and 10 per cent interest
on the amounts due In order to get
out. Many dclinqucnts, however. are
settling. and many others have notified
mo that they will pay up In the next
day or SO, ana | trust they WIN do do
70, and thus save trouble"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
FALL INTO LINE.

Democrats Meet nj Graham and En-
dorse the State Committee,
Graham, Tex, March 2.--(speolhl.)-
The Democratic county executive com
mittco met Saturday under call OF
Chairman A. II. Gay. Resolutions
were adopted fully endorsing the action
Of the state committee and liking June
ms the day for general primaries for
NIL purposes, A hard night was made
on II minority report gold standard.
hut minority report was tabled and
stated prevailed.
Groht dissatisfaction is expressed by
tho Cleveland men. who threaten to
holt and not participate IN the pri-
mnrlea. Many OF them assert that they
will not abide the action of the COM
mittee.ibu vast majority ~ the Dem
ocratic voters are ready to step into
line and follow the lead OF our state
and county committees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
FREIGHT RATE CONCESSION.

Wholesale Merchants and Manufac-
turers Are Pleased.
The State Railway commission. at
the request OF the Dallas Freight Bit
reau. has recently granted some valu-
able concessions In freight rates to
the wholesale merchants and manufac-
turers OF Dallas.
The items upon which these rates
were secured are as follows. Mosher
Manufacturing company. II a5-cent
maximum rate on It's products all over
the state; hay bale ties, sO-cent rate
for 14O miles, running up 10 80 cents
at i72 miles. with N-cent maximum
rate; corrugated iron. the same rate;
cotton gin machinery Of all kinds. IN
GLIDING powers, presses, feeders. etc,
a carload rate OF IS cents for lA0 miles
and less, running up TO 100 miles. ~
cents,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

The troubles that beset Major ], c.
Kearby. the well known lawyer and
politician, and prospective Populirt
candidate for governor VIII not be
ahatcd until after the trial OF the Daw-
son case Ii completed. which VIII be
about tomorrow He and His late rival
In contention, Assistant County At
turney W. n. Hawkins. Were to have
had a hearing ut 10 o'clock yesterday
morning before the court OF criminal
appeals. but n was allowed To- 10 over
at the Instance of the state until the
pending case IL flushed.
The statement that the distinguished
and ambitious Populist remained In
inil Saturday night has been made In
error Such WAS not the case When
the two attorneys Were ordered 10 jail
to answer a charge OF contempt Tor
nghtinE, or attempting to hght. before
Judge cunt ~ the criminal district
court, the late bclllgereniS wisely set
tied their troubles IN the jail aud were
soon liberated on writ OF hnbehs
corpus Issued out of Judge HenderBon'a
tribunal the court Of criminal appeals,
They thercupon returned Into Judge
Clint'H court. prepared to proceed ami
cnhly with the rial that led to their
trouble But Judge clint had rccOg
nlgcd both OF the attorneys IN belligcr-
onts aud suggested that before their
professional presence In that court
could seem appropriate an apology
should be vouchsnfcd the court and
jury for their misconduct. which The
court said he thought necessary to
purge them OF contempt,
Both Of the dcllnuuents hcait0ted 10
accept the hint and Judge clint an
nOunccd that they would not DO per-
mltted to appear IN the case until they
had realized the full drift Of his nug-
geHtionF This appeared to Incense
Major Kearby, who iusinunted that the
court had abused it's power In order
ing his arrest. At this Judge clint or
dered him to be again committed for
CONTEMPT. which neccasitated the Sc
curing OF another writ OF habeus COR
pus This second writ relea.ed him In
time for supper. The trouble has been
fruitful topic for discussion among
lawyers, politicians and court attaches
everywhere In Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
nEpunLlcANs cELEnRArE
over Fortieth Anniversary OF Founding
of the Party

over "
OF the Party.
In response to coil the white Repub-
lIcan league club, to the number OF
about twenty-five. met last night In
the court room at the city hall 10 oele-
brate the fortieth Anniversary of the
foundation Of the Republican party.
President ]. NJ. Steorc called the club
TO order at $50. and after the trans.
action Of routine buslness, Hon. WIN
X. Atwell. nominee OF the Republican
party for attorney general OF Texas In
the last election, was introduced as the
orator of the evening His address wns
q voted chiefly to an escorlatlDg critic
Ism of the Democratic party aud n
eiilng. AZ the Republican party. He
dweit ~ iength on what he termed the
rul. or IAN policy OF President Cleye-
land and tha Democratic party, paying
his left-handcd respects In turn and
IN very uncDnplImontnry terms 10 each
member Of the cabinet. He cloaed his
Intensely partisan sddrcsn with glow
Ing tribute to Repubiicaniem and It's
party. It's principles and It's policies.
Ills remarks were well received and
the meeting closed with n number of
ahoit talks by members on the welfare
OF the club
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
GONE TO NEW YORK.

stuart Wants TO Know II Corbett
Means Business.
Dan A Stuart LEFT yesterday morn
ing for New York IA find out how
much fight there Is in Corbett, and TO
nee IL he means business IN his talk
about wanting TO fight Flt2simmons. He
win make a proposition TO MN TO meet
Fitz al The same place that Maher was
knocked out, and says that he has the
privilege OF pulling on ns many fights
on that side Of the RIO Grandc as he
can arrange for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

known to be true TO industrial inter
csts
In the course OF his remarks Colonel
Paine, referring to the eloquent ef-
forts OF Senator Vest IN behalf OF hi
mctallism and his subsequent assertion
that he would follow the Democratic
party even on gold standard plat
form, remarked; when / read that
swore that Senator Vest ought to be
cremateu."
A resolution was adopted inviting
farmers to attend the meetings. and
II was decided that at the meeting
next Sunday the discussion will be ON
the land question
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
MANNING IS DEAD.


pts,o, Wound In the Arm PROVED
Fatal
u,dyvard Manning died Sunday after
-, n, Parxland hospital from the Ell
n soe,s NJ the pistol wound In the arm
10, hv j. l.. Woods. Al q result OF
s XIV ,,9utation OF the arm blood pols-,
tnS ~ Ell in. the patient contracted
onl n,,Sy,onia and death resulted from the
ppnnniication. Manning was a native oi
IpslSnd and was IS yers old' ahu WI WI
in Inc cotton business IN this s'a,s a ~.
n no,,,tS sheriff BollclS rearrested wood
pe ,s nioced him In jail, He has applied
anu tppstlce Iauderdale for an exam
10 Io,ng trial. which VIII be given MN
wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
HELD A CONFERENCE.

On der Abe Spent Sunday In
vi, ". Dallas.
csns Der Abe OF ST. Louis, who
" m,s Hore for baseball than any
u, M I. except Old Man Anson.
\ Win Seonath In Dallas in confer
'bn "a X" Manager McNpalus In re-
kl,k, "c coming Texas dates OF
y anS - Louis aggregation OF
Y ayrtea ~ Siasepall impressarlos. He
WI a,,y surprised at tine metro
s'lisliv ornaments OF Dallas, and
{ = VIVA Its bah park and trans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

w. y. Terrell OF 1i9 Cedar Springs
Springs road. who has been Tor the
pnst four years a carrier for the Times
Herald. died at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon al his home from The effects
OF INJURIES received Saturday after
noon. While driving In his cart at the
corner Of Cedar Springs road and
North narwood street. accompanied
by his son. the breakinS OF . piece OF
unfnanageable and Mr.. Terrell, was
thrown against the stone curb The
boy was not injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
cApTAIN noBERT STEER.
MS Death at HIS Home in This County

Captain Robert speer died Sunday
afternoon az ! o'clock at his home AZ
spccrvilic, ten miles east OF this city.
Captain Rpcer was highly respected
citizen and was formerly resldent OF
Fort Worth. During tho war he was q
member OF Morgnn's cavnlry. He was
a member OF Fort Worth Lodge NO.
iss, A. T.. and A. ~.
The funeral services took place yes
terdny afternoon ut Q o'clock from the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. =, y
Nicholson, sos East BeikDap street,
conducted by the Masonic lodge, OF
which the deceased WAS member.
Rey. Harry cassll officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

II. Y. Darbyshlre OF III Paso. general
agent OF the Texas and Pacific, lH in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
The Gazette's
Special Train

Makes 1t possible for a citizen
of Fort Worth TO run over to
DALLAS before breakfast give
two hours t. business and re-
turn TO the Fort in time to be-
gin his regular duties at the
usual hour. 1t thus promotes
communication between the two
cities.