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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-01

iail deliveries in New York and
lille contribute to a strong argu-
3 against the amateur jailers.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-01

Most of the "emeralds'' girls wear
look more like piece OF glass from a
beer bottle. ssssa.,erssssa;ss
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-01

6f the HOVER, IHe He1 1111C
,,lder distills the nectar into poison
with which to destroy its prey. me
grateful heart gathers good from the
noxious weeds of sorrow; the migrate
sips evil from the roses OF dellsh1. 10
the pure all things are innocent, to the
vicious the hottest things are profane.
Men always find what they seek.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-01

se of Marborough's greed Tor
ms to be Unsuitable, if we may
cabed story that he has
e duchess to have her life
large sum for his beneht.
ing is a very cold-blooded
der any circumstances,
lily frigid when it hap
honeymoon has begun
Jung by an asp Sc
Of figs. Evil often
S of pleasure. The
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-01

+, serve Cod. serve him yourself. II
Won want others to shoulder their duty,
shoulder yours. Where Abimelech
goes his troops go. Oh, start cat Tor
heaven to-day, and your famil.f VIII
come after you, and your business as
sociates will come, after you, and your
social friends will join YOU. With one
branch Of the tree Of life fer baton.
marshal Just as many as you can u"
cethcr Oh, the infinite, the seTl-ont'
nipotent power Of good or bad exam
plel
well" you say, 81 have been driven
,ut Of that tower, where shall | co.
Step into this tower Of indifference.
You say: IF shis tower is attacked, It
will be great while before it is ta.sen'
You feel at ease. But there is an Aolm-
elech. with ruthless assault, coming on
Death and his forces are gathering
laround, and they demand that you 'uF-
render everything. and they clamor Eor
your overthrow. and they throw their
skeleton arms ii: the window, and with
their iron fists they beat against the
door, aud while you are trying 10 keep
ITEM out you see the torches OF luds-
r.ept kidding and every forest Is a
torch. ard nvery mountain loren, ana
every sea torch. and while the APPS
and Pyrenees, and Himalayas turn into
: live coal, blown redder and redde' by
} he whirlwind breath of God oml lpo'
( tent what will become OF your refuge
Of lies?
But" says some one, "you are Ell
: yaged in very mean BUSINESS, driyiEE
d is from tower to toHEsrr,S O. no. / wan
Y o tell yo;. of Gibr9 Itar that never pa
l been and never will be taken; OF
= vail that 10 Satanic assault can scale
e II & bulwark that the judgment earth
+ makes cannot bulge. The blble re
e 'ers to II when it says: In GEO IS IN
e refuge, and underneath thee are N
n everlasting arms"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

spend few days looking after per
sonal AFFAIRS here. In an interview
Senator PETER expressed the BELIEF that
the end or the two old parties as con
stitutcd at present rs At hand re
thinks that they WIN spit on silver III
their national conventions THIS year
and that while the gold standard Gle
nent OF the Democratic party may pre-
serve the party existence rs nom
mating candidates. Il will cut little
figure In the November elections ana
will not carry u single state north or
south. He looks FOR the gold standard
clement to capture the national Rcpub-
iican convention. Whether or not It
will elect It's ticket will depend. he
says, upon the action OF the silver Ro-
publicans and Democrats. Ii they
drop out OF sight and remain passive It
will be a Republican year. but should
they openly secedc and Join the silver
conference at st. Louis in July new
party viii be organized under name
acceptable to all, composed OF all cle-
menis OF the opposition and inciud-
Ing the Peoples party.
The populists. he says, viii be will
ing TO give up what nre popularity
termed their "isms" and their name
ana otherwise change the phraseulogy
Of the Omaha platform 80 as to make
1t pal8table to all who are opposed to
the gold standard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
HELDUP BY ROBBERS
A CITIZEN or GREENVuLLE RE
LIEyED OF HIS CHANGE.
The Robbers We're identified ana
crs We've Implicated.

Greenvllle, Tex. March 5.-(special)
between Q and 10 o'clock last night,
rs Sol Golden was on his way home
after closing up his place of business
on Lee street, he was held up by two
men and relieved of 50 in cash, all the
money he happened to have In his
pocket at the tlmc.
Taken altogether by surprise, and
urged on by the threatening demon
STATIONS Of the robbers. he quickly
handed over 50 In silver The robbers
began to curse him for not having
more, when he broke away and ran,
yelling as he went.
As soon afterwards as possible he re-
ported the occurrence 10 the sherlfr and
police department. to whom he stated
mat he positively Identified the rob-
bers as John Bray and Jim Andrews
two well-known boys about the civ.
On the strength Of this infornnation
the boys named were arrested shor,Iv
jail. '""'y
The matter was kept very ouIet ana
but few knew anything of the oc.
eurrcnee last night. The officers In
ellned 10 the opinion that If the nar.
ties arrested were guilty. there vycrn
sun others connected with It, althougs
Mr. Golden saw only two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

II the Democrats OF Missouri win
study a few chapters in the history
OF Texas polltlcs they will turn deaf
advocates for division Of the dole
gates to the Democratic national con-
vention They viii choose solid
froe coinage delegation from the state
at large, give it free coinage inatruc-
tons, and cllnch its action with 4
straight FREQ coiungc PLATFORM
Texas Democrats have tested the
harmony" OF monometalllsm and
know what It means. They remember
the tearful appeals In the last state
convention for platform on which
Everybody eould stand" aud they
remember the shout or victory that
went up by telegraph from gold mon
all over the land because free coin
age convention had permitted itself to
be duped. They have been tnught by
sad experience that every olive branch
of this sort conooals IT digger. and
they viii not expose themselves FUR
ther to the unexpected assaults Of hid
den weapons.
II behoovcs the hlmetalllsts of Mis-
souri,, Texas and all other statos to
make straight, open. resolute fight.
II they win they should take all the
fruits OF victory. They may bo sure
that wherever they are In minor
ity they VIII receive no consideration
whatever.
In the caucus OF this congregational
district a resolution was adopted by
vote OF six TO one at the Lampasaa
convention In 1892 lustruotlng the dele
gates from this district To vote for
no man not In favor Of free coinage
OF silver ut l6 10 /. IL was by the
frank ayowal OF its author. the editor
OF this paper, aimed at Mr.. Cleveland
Other congressional oaucuses adopted
resolutions OF similar import. The OBJ
lection was made, however. In the in
terest OF Cleveland and sustained
that only the state convention could
Instruct. ana because OF this holding
the votes OF districts unalterably op-
posed to the denomination OF Cleve-
land were manipulated 10 bring about
that calamity to the party and to the
country. The politicians who played
that game in 1889 win find their prece-
dents confronting them In 1896.
a recent euloglst OF Cleveland says.
and says truly, that he tool, the presi-
denoy for the second time with the
principal object In mind to destroy the
greenbaeks, stop the increase of silver
money and reform" the currency.
This revolutionary program was folst-
ed upon the party and the country
without warning. To. sustain and per-
petuate 1t methods as reprehensible
az those which were adopted four years
ago VIII be employed, Under these cir
cumstanees there can be no compro-
mise In the selection OF delegates to
the national convention without en-
dangerlng the integrity aud perpetuity
OF the Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
RAISING 7HE I'D
TO BUY A PREsExT Foa nj
TIE SHIP TEN.


Houston. Tex, March t-iS
Geo. W. Sealy, treasure NH
mittee having In hand "
raising a fund TO buy rsds,
hattleshlp Texas on her hrtt2
has made a report showing y
ress OF the committee sri
scrlptions received to dsts 4
as follows: John 7. Rome y
$500; Mr. Ross. Mexls, VI
Hearne, Sll: citizens. HalltiiH
citizens. Beaumont. EaR
Pearsall. S5.25; ]. s. Rlcs, ~
Sc; citizens, Elllnger wv
Frost, SO; citizens. New BFasa
citizens, sulphur Springs "
Grunc, Thornhlll, y; NJ. "
willard, SO; Wetterwarx. ~
SIS; u. y. Smith, shephtid
zens, Roeliport, sl2; II. Hal! ~
S3.55; Il, Kram. Houston Y
Lampasas, 81; A. Gllmer. W.
Guy NJ. Bryan. Bryan. ~,
rum. Bolivar. 50; citizens, =
citizens. Hloo, $40; \. chanIr
Charles, soc; Miss D. s'onel I.
City, 6Oc; j. II. Thompson,
S3.75: Samuel Drake. Winsa'is
Vineyard e Walker, EaeE
10. j. Fry, Marshall VIZ.
Brenham, $40: citizens L''T
1915; W. r. Frieze, Wieal,ml .
James Connolly. Dcsnyil,Ns
Strure. shovel Mount, 5ocl :
err, Foster. s2.s2; ", Kelsey s,,.'
Wis, Sc. j. 4. Armstrong, , s.t,,
1885,. j. NJ. Brownson. s s.s
w. Y. Robinson, Cold j s9 Z,
w. Russell, Bonham, WI f. TX,
Del Rio, 5000; cltlzens o. ,' WI, h
far (more to GOMEZ, wv XIV y
The committee hop.,ess ~ u M
raise as much as ilV'v%,, ' " !
the whole state, and wou, X, n
ceiye all subscriptions py Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
COMMITTED TO JAIL.
". j. LEWIS NOT ALLOWED BAIL
THIS TIME.
lie Is Charged with Murder Conn
or Criminal Cases.

Paris. Tex, Maron 5-(Speciul)-
Deputy Marshal sam Lindsey came in
last night with W. j. Lewis, who Is
charged with killing n man named
Johnson, eighteen miles east Of pauls
Valley in the ChiCkasnw Nation In tho
summer Of 1884. Johnson was engaged
IN putting IN a fence at the time and
the difficulty arose over a dispute about
n boundary limo, In which Johnson was
shot and killed.
LOWS Was arrested and had an OK
aiming trial before Commissioner
Gates at Purcell. He did not deny tho
killing, but claimed that he acted IN
Helt-dcfen9c, mud the trial resulted In
his being discharged from custody.
II Is claimed, however that since tho
examining trial new evidence has been
discovered. AZ any rate. on tho second
examining trial before Commissioner
Gates, which was concluded on Tues
day evening, the prisoner was COM
mitted to the Paris jail without benefit
OF bali
Lewis is already under bond in the
federal court here to answer TO the
charge Of killing Charley strickland.
the sheriff OF Pontotoc county, Chiclia-
saw nation.
The examining trial Of William Col
bert. tho colored deputy marshal who
was arrested several days ago on the
charge OF killing his wife At Caddo. [.
r., mas been concluded before Com
missioner kirkpatrick and resulted In
the defendant being committed with
out BAN, The evidence in the case was
sent To Judge Bryant at Galveston
and a telegram was received from him
yesterday afternoon allowing the pris
oner bail In the sum OF 5000
Deputy Marshal Lee McAfee came
In front sherman on tho afternoon
train, having in custody George Rich
ards, colorel. charged with murder
richards has been Ia the Sherman inll
for several months and was trans
ferred back to Paris on an order. He
Ia accused Of the murder OF Il Young
negro woman at Purcell about a year
ago.
There Is an endemic OF measles prc-
VailinE throughout Lamar county. In
number OF nalghborhoods schonig
have been broken up on acoount OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
REV. SAM JONES,
Tie Cause OF Dlscord In the Minister'S
Association.


Atlanta, Ca. March 5-Rev. sam
Jones was tho central figure In a SON
s1tinnol debate before the Evangelical
Aiinister8' association today, ana in
cilentally told the ATLANTA preachers In
very plain language what he thought
Of them. He has just begun one Of
his characteristic revlvals here, and
some OF the ministers asked him to
the meeting of the association so It
could give him formal Endorsement.
But there was opposition aud very
heated opposition tp indor8ing him.
lie got the floor and began.
Possibly all this discussion would
have been Unnecessary if 1 could have
said q word at the right time. / never
ask for Enforcement and do not indurse
myself In this | am candid. / TO-
member going to dog kennel in Little
Rock once whore fellow was trying
to buy ST. Bernard dog. Thcrc were
number of pups In the placc, all OF
different prices but OF the same pcdi-
gree. ] asked what caused the diff
ference In the prlcc ana was told that
u was the mark ON the nose. Maybe
the mark ON my nose does not suit
some OF the preachers"
This being compared to follow dogs
made his opponents the madder. hut
iinally the resolution OF Endorsement
was adopted. Tho talk now is that the
result win be the disruption OF tho
association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

soysrai hours waiting for the doors 10
onen. but they went home disappolht-
ed .... ere,, roIfan
cana 10 the office OF the sheriff anu
said that thoy represented me ~or ch,.
ING people ana wanted time SET ior
n conference over the sherihs ae upn'
they were told to come pack 'o'hoi
since the gamblers were driven out
NJ Dnnyer souple OF months ago they
have been reaplng n rich harvest from
Denver players over in the little sun
urb across the Larimer street ViadueI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

There IL a rumor that England Will
abandon Egypt II abe does gold dig
gers may be sure that It would be use
less for them to 30 there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
ELECTION LAW AMENDED


Richmond. Va. March 5.--The mar
sistent agitation which has been roing
on IN thu, state FOR the past year over
demand for falrer election law
resulted IN the amending by the leg
!sla'ure tonight OF the present syg-
tem, The ehsnge abollshes the Of
heial reader OF ballots FOR illlterotce
md Imposes that duty on one OF tbs
Judges OF election. This concession is
made In accordance with the demand,
OF the white seotion OF Virginia TIM
now law is bitterly opposed by the ny Az
hinoneans, 1t goes into operation for
ial election. F'Vs'uen'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
WAS THE WRONG MAN
HE WAS NOT THE MURDERER OF
ORLANDO HARRIS.
People Who knew Hill Fifteen
Years Ago Say This Is Not
the Man.

Gordon, Tex. March 5.-tspeclal)-
The man said to be Allen Hill, brought
from New Mexico this week, charged
with killing Orlando Harris at Mineral
Wells about fifteen years ago. says that
MS nameis John Keene, and that he
has one brother In New Mexico and
two at Brownwood. The majority OF
those who knew Hill and who have
seen the prisoner say that he is not the
murderer
HllIs mother and two sisters were
ty in the los.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

said. will 20 before the legislature
next December for the senatorship,
which agreement makes the money is
sue the paramount one in the state
canvass. The lines being drawn closer
will cause the Democratic party In
Alabama to disrupt and will force
Governor oates and II. c. TomplSins.
eT-state Democratic executive COM
mittec chairman, who viii be candid
ates on the sound money platform for
the senat6rship to take the stump for
Congressman Clark for the governor
ship,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
WILL nul1p AN 1cn rAcroRY.
Also Expect to Put in an Oil Mil at
Abilene.

Abilene. Tex, March 5.-tspeclal)-
Captain c. w. Leate closed a trade
yesterday with j, a. Moore for three
lots near the railroad bridge on Lytle
creek for two parties from Little Rock
and Pine Bluff for which they will at
once build n $4,000 ice plant, as the
old one is too small to supply the de-
mand,
put In the ice factory say II they meet
with the proper announcement from
the citizens they VIII also put In n
large oil mill in time for this seasons
crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
GUARDS POSTED
FOR the Protection of the American
Consulate at CardiS.

New York. March "a special to the
Herald from Cadiz, Spain, says;
Numerous civil guards, both horse
and foot. took up positions facing the
American consulate and occupied the
neighboring approaches, OWING 10 the
projected students denominations
Others were stationed at various cen
tcrs in order TO prevent any concentra-
ton on the part OF those engaging IN
the proceedings. Later on the guards
were withdrawn from the streets and
some were posted inside the consulate.
The government Is determined 10 stop
every demonstration. The United
states consul has been received every
where with marked attention and he
has EXPRESSED his extreme qualification
at the measures taken by the authors
ttos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
BANKHEAp's ASPIRATIONS

:, Blrn'insham, Ala. March s.-seroto,
ve ush cc OIL A eI,n.ma VIII have free sIl.
finitsi n s,,,se ior his seat In Inc
comes around next yenr. II IL s,a,i
that congressman John u pa,i,h'e11
~ me sixth Alabama district viii phe a y
Ss23haidate on the free silver nla,sa Az a
~; Bankhead came to AIahana sa1
sy from Washington. and Is , ,,os,
sa ,s, , CAPTAIN Joe =. Johnston nv ~,
torlal I' nonD, candidate for the guberna.
Democratic party. Bankhead =, tne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
BURNED THE FLAG
While the Crowd Sang america" and
columbia"

Leadville, Col, March 5.-There VIVA
most intense excitement in this div
last night when the news came OF tho
bur1inE OF the American flag in Madrid
The news came while the Ice palnce
isstlvities were in progress and spread
Hike wild-nrc
Hundreds quickly assembled In front
OF tho Herald-pemocra Office. There
was some difficulty in securing fag OF
In the stock Of dry goods merchant
md the crowd quickly found kIndling
Wood and the emblem OF the SpanIsh
WAS laid on IT, While the crowd sang
America" and columbia" the nag OF
spain was consumed to ashes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
THE cAzErrE's DALLAS SPECIAL.

yeyinE Its Dallas edition, viii leave
the union depot this city Mt 500
IA. M. every day except Monday.
For the convenience OF travellers, II
coach viii he attached and pas
scngcrs received for Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
RESTRAIN RAILROAD BUY

Springfield, ILL.,, March ,ll., s,I.s
missIoners in thelr anna .,an M
ommend Legislative aetl. ,..' nj
he construction Of unnee Ts,s Y
structive new roaas' , ,mp,,i
should be lodged IN on ~. nA, erif
bu~l that was prcr ron pss,s, y y
desire to do equal ana !, ~, sAArosr..'
inc corporation seeking ''
to the people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
woRKnp A MIRACLE.
Sheriff Whose Word Closes All the
Gambling Houses in Town.

Denver. Col. March 5.--The ean,bling
houses IN ColfaN have been closed BIZ
sheriff Webb. There was no riot, no
violence or no arrests. Late Satur-
day night the sheriff sent deputies over
to the little Monte Carlo and each pro-
prietor OF q gambling house was no.
uhed that the sheriff had decided that
he must close up.
Monday morning not one OF the dog
en- gambling houses was opened The
crowd or players who rode over from
Denver stood around In the cold for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
c. n. FAuLKNER DEAD.

Paradise Tex, March 5.-(Special)--
Mr. c. N. Faulkner died yesterday at 10
p. m. with bronchitis The funeral will
take place at the Methodist Episcopal
church, of which Mr., Faulkner was an
honored member. The body will be in
TERED in the Paradise cemetery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
MUNYON
WILL CURE YOU
CATARRH POSITIVELY CURED

Immediate Relief for rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Lung Trou-
bics icnIcti-surc Specific for IN
digestion and Dyspepsia - Aun-
SOn's Kidney AID Liver Cures
NsNcr FnIi-All Nervous and Hood
Diseases SuccessTuiiy Treated.
DrugEiHts Sell munyon's HomcO-
nutbic remedies Guide 90
Health" Free. Wiu Teach You How
to Cure Yourself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
rmINIs ON II. nAnnY.

With apoIogIes 20 Chairman Hardy,
the Gazette Graves permission to re-
mark that 1t knows a man who would
make 1T candidate In every respect to
lend the sound money" forces IN the
coming campaign. He has been an
outspoken and consistent "cleveland
man" from the beginning Of the ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
captain l., j. Polk Back From a Six
Weeks Visit TO That State.

Captain i. j. Polk has returned
from n six weeks trip to Southern
california and durlnjr his stay he
visited Los Angeles and other cities.
captain Polk went toiCallforhfr 10 sac
brother who had leg cut of In n
rallroad accident last January. ne
says CALIFORNIA is a beautiful country,
~ w ne thlnks II Is much overrated,
a, nc wonld rather live In Texas.
me me orange crop OF California, Captnln
npik reports was very much iniur-
"a by cod weather this year. ana the
a pvr cent OF yield viii be largely re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
IN FAVOR OF ADSssl's'

New York. March ;s,hs, S;-1a 'y "
Herald from st. Pe'el s,Isns Il
rho defeat Of ne ,i.g srnsabs|
has created a prolv s,rongly b y
where sentiment Is
Abyssinnin. --
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
nrscnE MIssIoN q ss''

Butte. Mont, MAR, ,,s,IIsslca M !.
critteaden Rescue, :, nai',rs',,.s.sa. I.
lieutenants, Ahol' cslttendor X
AZ once, Of which ';l,s ia<sl's :
started. z,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Washington March 5.-(Special)--
The following pensions have been APP
proved; Original, Julius Lieck, Con-
verse Bexur county: William "A. Green.
Thorps Spring, Hood county, increase.
Mexican war survivor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Delivered by carrier anywhere in the
city, i5c per week. Subscribers who
fail to receive papers viii confer a
favor on the city elroulator by notify
ing him. Telephone log.
d. r. GOPHER.
City Circulator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Paradise, Tex psilI'ps r. 4.
t twin, Boys ials I%sS slsas g !
weighing 10 i.,s.,srssnls 4 s
have never ,Sn Q, y illlpu
well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

The storm waves viii reach this me
ridlan and the other changes Will occur
at and within 100 miles Of Fort worth
within twenty-fnur hours OF ?. IN. OF
the dates given below:
March -AfoderatinE.
March Warmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
DIED IN MS OFFICE.
Sudden Demise Of Or. Williams at
Sherman.

Sherman, TcX.. March 5.-(Special)-
Dr. S. r. Williams OF the firm Of Will
Jams & Ealnon, physicians ana sur
gcons died very suddenly Of heart dis
case In his Office on the north side OF
Williams came here from Winchester.
Tenn, four months ago and was a
prominent surgeon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Federation Officials Ask Information
About the Eight-Hour Movement.

Indianapolis. Ind, March 5.-The
American Federation of Labor today
sent out letters To all the nilllutlng in
tcrnationals, asking them what they
propose To do In the way OF enforcing
the cight-hour rulc May i. The cXecu-
tive council will meet here the last
week In this month 10 consider tho an
swcrs President Gompera says he be-
lleves the time Is ripe Tor the eight
hour movement in all lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

The ST. Louis Republic continues to
shout for the Morrison boom after
1t has reached tho ludlcrous stage.
Just at this moment the Democrats Of
the country are not In any humor to
appreciate horse play Of this sort.
II Mr. Morrison must have a Federal
office forever. no doubt both parties
will agree to keep him where he is or
provide him vita something be'ter
after the change Of national admins
trations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. 25c