Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 308, Ed. 1, Wednesday, August 19, 1891 Page: 2 of 8
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NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS
Vanilla
Lemon
Orange
Almond
Rose ctcy
Of perfect purity
Of groat strength
Economy In their use
Flavor as delicately
Rnd dcllciously as the fresh fruit
elated to make them happy but rather to
iake life a burden we would commend to
1T our organization with its demands
> hich wo believe when earned out will
lOstoro to her that prestige which shell1
ij3t and the position nature dosigned that
eha should occupy
thi Ilblic srnoor stttm
Thf liberies of our country the pcrpe
toa i in of our froe Institutions rest upon
1 ip tnlcHigcm a of our people One of the
tusi rocks of our order is eduction We
i O < > ur rapid growth and man clous pros
jxrtj to the advancement made on this
r id our futme prepress and stability
in a gieat mcv = uic depend upon our
< n v as an educvional older As mem
1 i f the order wo cannot afford to let
< pportumti pass without making our
t s thorougnli iecuaiuted with our de
j aiids The conditioa of our country the
r s > mU of om porplo and the futuie
tan of our ration all make it an linpera
< duty upon > is to I miliawe ourselves
li c ur needs 1 no cause of the depros eJ
Mi ion of our industiial classes and tlie
ai v reic < dies to correct tnose evils
I ilnoic cit7eus wo arc conijiellcd to
u i ni ourselves with trc prinuples of
eminent and no order oifers greater
i les for this acqutiemrnt than ours
e s ate provides lor the ludiments of an
i inn jet their beneficent results aro
t c cirtiilel bv the present tetbook
a notvwthstaiidingour last legislatuic
i da law providutr for a uniform sys
t i i > te tbooks the enacting clause be
i it net tlie law could not lio enforced
1 s itter shouk have careful attention
i ai tlo nct session of the legislature
le i c approve of otir high schools and
1 i universities yot owing to the de
j n sspfl condition of our people there aie
it w who can avail themselves of a um
isiiv course thereforevvould recommend
cii take steps as is neiessary fortho
iishment and maintenance of a 1 igher
iaue of public free schools Also that vc
ruvide some vvav for the maintenance of a
i pci feet svsteni of education among
j ncmb on the great principles and
u iiauos of our older
A < Tiirn nosn or roimcs
If m well understood hT those familiar
i li our declaration of purposes and the
ontitution governing this body that the
tamo as an order tan never become a-
political paity or advocate pprtisan politics
i is a fact wo have as members iu good
andng in our order men of every politi
at oi ganization in the counti v and tins if
i otl > ngelse will forever pi < cudc the pos
s oi > v of it over becoming a ol tiril ma-
rt no In our declaration of fmrpoes is
f nh tho following prim lpU s To labor
r the education of the agi icuituiil classes
he scienco of government in a strictH
ronpaiisan spirit to indorso tho motto
In a1 things essential unity and in all
ngs chanty to develop a bolter stao
uienalh morally socu Iv and lmaneiallv
croite a better understanding forsus
t oinpr our civil oOlcers in maintaining law
imd order to suppress personal local and
uational prejudices all unhealthy rivalry
ind all selfish ambition nn ideal as high as
< > heavens This is climbing tho
nights of lifo and civilization This
< pohtics ana relirioii puro
1 simple combined All social
dtui economic questions tiro political the
ii u untica are wheieall the trreat
< si hijs of the daj must be discussed and
M Tho origin and OMstenco of all
wi ipohstio combinations is to be found in
ir power and influence over politicians
i political parlies It is not paitisan
I s on tho pirt of tho vllimco that is
iag this great commotion among the
Pit out the discover and advocacy of
ise ere it moral and economic principles
it havo been evohed thiough orgnnizi
d edueition and investigation by the
i cs Ihioiigh organization and educa
i or people aro fist lorning the causes
f hi univeisallv dei > ies ed conditions of
i Justnal classes and then are detenn
i 1 ii in oi throw tho combination of pow
hat now threaten to enclave them bv
i ur eting tho coiruplinginllucnccstliit
t si ojibmatious hae over our moral sn
j Hid political institutions Whereas
Hud in the Alliance demands as enuiici
ui it Oiili CTj tho cmbodnrent of
li Tereonian pimciples winch aie dns
i f engrafted in our body politics
ii our nidustiics from the iron
pif nwnopolv and restoi e peace Jiros
o n happiness rail stability to our
urn wo would therefore loeommrnd
i esc demards ltLCnc our best attcn
u j d unqualified unpoit
stvt1 lie in nts
It wciiiidthat tbo present local sys
f i auniigandorganmug has resulted
n h cood to the order yet wo aro eon
i i it muchgieitci results could hae
i a ancd if wc lnd in connectioi with
malwoik i turncitich sstem of state
i c AVe would theief ire lcommend
i bodj prepiro a thorough sstem
ate lecturing and dei > o ajs and-
s tot its buppoit e further recom
u nt oudcMso meanto furnish the
iif s iii condensed foim an encjilo
f nccessaii tliti to the end that tin
loleto pintiit autlionticated facts
n i iii < oplc on all ailing issues
> c lltltlLi IUTUUT LIHNCES
u ti state meeting pissed a law pro
l organizing disti n t Alliances w e-
st Die of the dituct tlicj h ie been
sut t essfu w nie in others their de
initshuo not ad anced as was cou
l ttcd This however has been an c
i mentalyeai withthcm mil peifector
ti ation eould not luobeen expected
1 ocontemp iting tho advancement they
i e made and interest manifested in them
n ho brotheihood we conelude that they
n nipt itaut and lie necessary fai tors in
peift iig our oiuamation and with tho
C i s stem ofoiganuation and coopera
i Tlu ir power and influence as an edvea
be felt oer our moral and m c i ii m
i at t ns iu ceiy district I nder the-
ir seutsjstem they lie not proeil > allied
our state organization therefore I would
tecomtuend that thej be chartered by the
H ai nicis fcttiti Alliance upon the same
i as as the county Alliances ono delegate
imi each district with the same benefits
a < l privleges would recommend further
i the disti let Alliances pro ide the nec
cssarj ays and means for their support
mn c nisis
ne approaching erisis in ho iinincial
n eement of our national government is
i t lminatingaud every true paUiot
o worshiper at the shunoof liberty will
oe p A to the crucial test It therefore be
liooies us to cmphasizo the importance of
he orothcrhood standing firm and immova
le m tho cardinal pnnciples sot forth in
our demands upon this depends our sue
es Let nothing cause us to swerie ono
iota from the path marked out by tho as
leuibicd wisdom or the order Through
e darkest dai less and tho deepest dis
rc keep j our eyes fixed on the banner of
ur crder and never allow it to trail in the
utr of dishonor or defeat
ms ltcsiECTs to the orrosmox
When we assumed our official responsi-
bilities our first effort was to resuscitate
tie order which wc found to bo in a dis
ur aimed and demoralized condition In
iU > s effort we were confronted with great
eiJLuIties a depleted treasuiy the South
ern Mercurj lnsoherl with all the ex
other debts unpaid together with some dis-
sensions in our ranks which culminated m
the issuing of w hat is known as the Austin
manifesto the establishment of an anti
Alliaticc piper and the convening of a con-
vention in opposition to the demands of the
order the oftacts of which I am proud to
itato passed like a miasmatic fog before the
ising suii and the power and influence of
monopoly eonfronting us on every side but
with persistent effort upon our part and
the unselfish seirsacrificing and cimcst
cooperation of a few faithful lecturers to
getl er with a patriotic devotion of the
mmbership that stands without a pre-
cedent we have triumphed and now turn
back to you the Farmers State Alliance
in a healthy and progressive condition
as will bo shown by the various re-
ports Brethren with the present out-
look we have every reason to be
encouraged The increase of membership
the firmness of our people the noble cause
in vvhic h we aie enlisted all foictell a vic-
tory whose matin hours aie hailed with de-
light by an enslaved i > eople Wo would ex
hoit vou to deal gently with tho erring
exc rcise ciunty towaid offenders construe
vi oi ds and deeds in their most favorable
light but icinember it is our solemn duty
to tlefend the principles of our order until
deah Hemember in things essential we
must have unity also that it is better to
prune than to destroy and that eternal vig-
ilance is the pnee of libertv Respect-
fully submitted Evax Jol =
President Farmers State Alliance of
lesas
S O IJawei
the secretary w ho has so efficiently served
the Alliance m that capacity was found to-
day up to his ears in work but took the
time to tell a G zette reporter that tho Al
ii inee was not a political bod1 nor was
there scarcely an oftlcer of the oiganizatlon
who would make it so There are members
who are ti vmg to woik the Alliance for po-
litical ends but they are vastly in the mi-
nority For twelv o v cars I have been a
publn woikcr in the Alliance cause pirt of
the time as the national lecturer and never
j et r ive 1 been misquoted by ttie press I
Jtav e alw aj s been cai ef al of what I have ut-
tered in public so that reporters and audi-
ence alike could not fail to understand my
meaning and from that reason I have al
waj s been correctly quoted in the press
air Sain Dixon
business manager of tho Fanners World
is perhaps ono of the best informed Alli-
ance opponents of tho sub treasury He
sajs I dont know that they vvillat
tonipt to cag the Alliance with it but if
they do they will bo suunsed at the num-
bers of fanners that w ill turn out against
us On religious and political freedom the
constitution of tho Alliam e is as broad as
tho constitution of tho United States It
guarantees to each member perfect free-
dom in i > oiuical thought and action and be-
fore the advocates ot the subtrejsuri can
commit the Alliance to their vvij of think-
ing they will have to change tho constitu-
tion Without that change they cannot
mike the sub treasuiy or any other politi-
cal idea a test ci membeiship regardless of
tho number of proclamations the piesideut
of the state Alliance miy issue If they
attempt to make this change we will
meet them Should they succeed theirs
will he a new political oiganization and wo
will hold to tho onginal constitution and
proceed to conduct business as in the past
on a nonpolitical basis and the crowd of
iwliticiaus will be surprised at tho ava-
lanche of farmers in tho stato who are op-
posed to converting their favoute organiza-
tion into a political machine and who will
bo arrajed against tbem The Alliance
was not oiganized for political pro stitution
and no leaders how ever sinew d can com-
mit it to such
Antlg Ordered Out
Wo learned that the Farmers Alliance
passed a resolution this evening
a polling all antisubtreasurv mem-
bers of the order who at-
tended the Fort Worth antisub treasm
meeting Geo T Murray of Springtown
was the only ono in the house at the time
and the sergeantatarms was ordered to
put him out but it seems that Jones Traej
etc were so enraged that the whole house
was in a stampede biddmgthoDemocrat
adieu with cheers from every sale Mr
Murray was seen this evening bytheie
porter but he declined to say anything ex-
cept Ah my free pass to the door was
only in a walk
It has been stated bv several that Ma
cuue Jones Tracy etc are positively
afraid to meet another Murray on tho
stump hence tho reason they were so glad
to seo him go out of the F A
Afternoon piston
I ho Alliance convention got down to
business this aftoinoon but with closed
doors It is understood that ono of tho
The PreTlun Puios fcr the Candidates
The ladies and the candidates and the
public generally are invited to call and look
at the premium pianos now on e
Collins Armstrong Co
ton and SOJAUI MMl
line of various makes of pianos such as the
Knabe Haljet i Davis Sterling Mathu
shik Hazleton Steck and others Term s
juists of the last state Alliance aud some nai Prices low
Collins Armstrong
i call attention also to their general large
HE
first things done was bv lesolution to ex J sciences
elude fioin the meetings all those who
took part in the Tort Worth con-
vention recently hed A lively time
is understood to have been had in carrying
out the letter of the resolution as ono mem-
ber mado serious objections to the mov o
ment but he as finallv got rid of
Tonight there is public speaking go-
ing on
< eorsoT Vturrajof springtown
ore of the Alliance antisubtreasurv lead-
ers was interviewed todav legaidingtho
Kaucr Alliance case The question was
asked Was tho suspension of Ilajner
Alliance done constitutional
Yes replied Mr Murraj according to
tho constitution of picjudice Then ho
continued The state Alliance authorities
havo no right to suspend a lodge except for
two causes and they Jie
1 For retaining ineligible members
Ai t 5 Sec 11
2 For a failure to piy dues for twclvo
months Ai t t Sec J
Each county and Farmers Alliance shall
be allowed to framo its own constitution
and blaws provided they shall not con-
flict with the constitution and bylaws of
the state Alliance Article scctiou 2J
Mr Murray was then asked if the countr
Alliance in which Itiner was situated did
not suspend Kayner lodge
No ho replied that county has hut
thieo lodges in it and there can be ro legal
county Alliiuco with less than rivo lodges
Mr Muiiav was asked if the peoples
party that was organized heie yesterday
would get many followers from tha sub
treasury wing of the Alliance
He replied No there weie only thirtv
four uelegates or persons in the oigani
zation of that party Tis true that most
al of them were members of tho Alliance
yet the rank and hie of tho subtreasury
followcis will not vote with the Democratic
party They vv ill not measure their Democ-
racy bv the sub treasury scheme bat
the will measure the subtreasury scheme
b testing its Democracy A great mijoi
lty of the fanners oppose tho measure
now How is that
WeU if we were to suppose every male
meinbetoftho Fanners Alliance favored
the subtreasury scheme wo have not one
member in Texas more than SO 000 while
tho Grange is solidly opposed to the sub
treasury plan and I was told yesterday by
tho best authority in the Grango that they
had a working force of 200000
How do you get your authority as to
the strength of tho Farmers Alliance
Ive seen the records with my own eyes
Navarro countyT has the strongest Fann
ers Altianco membership of any county in
Texas and it has but a fraction over WW-
I thought Tarrant county had 2U00 niem
beis reported last month
Tarrant comity has about 413 members
onlyDo
Do you antisubtreasury fellows expect
to be read out of the Alliance
Wo11 we wont feel embarrassed in the
least
He scaled and turned away
THE GAZETTE ET WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19
THE PRESIDENT
AND PARTY EN ROUTE TO
VERMONT WHERE HE
Participates In the Dedication Crremnnlei
of the Soldier Monument ToDuy
Ovations ontheltoute
New York Aug 13 President Ilarrison
is enroute to Bennington Vt where he will
take part in the dedication of the Soldiers
monument tomorrow lie arrived at the
Pennsylvania railroad depot at Torsei
City at 1235 todav and left over
tho West Shore road en route
for Albany at 1 oclock The
president traveled in special car
Xo 00 of tho West Shore and came from
Cape May on a special train The train
was composed of the Pullman diningcar
Mayflower and the special car of the presi-
dent The president was accompanied from
Capo May by his private secretary and Geo
W Boid passenger agent of the Central
Penusjlvania railroad Mr Howard Cole
fonneily law clerk m the presidents office
at Indianapolis and a number of newspaper
correspondents At Jersey City ho was
joined by his son Kussell Harrison and
John A Sleicher
The Arrival at Smvburc
NEwnrno X Y Aug 1 The presi-
dents train arrived here at oclock and
stopped for ten minutes There weie HOOD
people at the station who cheered The
president apiieared on the rear plat
foim He held a soft felt hat in
his left liana and grasped the rati
with the other He said My dear
friends You can well imagine what a
pleasure it is to run out of the rain and
mist that hav e hovered about our tram for
an hour or two into the sunshmo and glad-
ness of this welcome which jnu have
extended You aro situated here in
a region full of history and interest
Every child must heir the story of tho
sacrifice and courage of those who laid the
foundation of the government which has
grown so much bevondthe conceptions of
even the wisest of our fathers 1 am
sure that under theso influences
vou must all find inspiration
for good citizenship and it is pleasant to
know that what you rejoice in has left its
impress upon the heart of our people Far-
away on the Sacramento as well as upon
tho beautiful Hudson men love the flag of
Washington Applause 1 am glad to
be with you lor a moment todaj
Wo have a great common interest as peo-
ple and w hile we divide on methods by
which we form national prosperity I am
sure we are ad devoted in heart to tho
country that has obtained so much for us
tho center for which bravo men have died
and for which bravo men will yet die
if occasion should call for that sacnhi e In
the interest of good government wo are di-
vided sometimes in the method by which it
is obtained Wc arc consevratod in one pur-
pose that this government shall bo so ad-
ministered that all the pconle shall
share in its benefits and tint no favored
class shall usurp its benefits being for
evcrv body equally spreading sunshine in
all homes and upou all lawabiding people
A earn I express inv pleasuie at meeting
jou Isa faiewcll
A railroad man jumped on the bumper of
the car while the train was going at a con-
siderable speed attracted the presidents
attention by touching him on the arm and
then held out his hand Mr Harrison
shook it heaitili and then went inside
Kingston Ke lolled on Tluio
Aujint N Y Aug IS Kingston W23
reached promptly on schedule time Hero
the older of things was revetsed Several
hundred people weio present and hand-
shaking began immediately Afler
shaking hands with the people
for five minutes the piesident said
My fellow citizens Perhaps I had
better spaud the moment or two that re-
mains in saving a woid to all of jou tlun in
shaking hands with the few that can gather
about tho cai You asked for a speech
It is not veiy easy to know what one
can talk about on such an occasion
as this Those topics that are most
familiar to me becauso I am brought in
daily contact with them nanielv public af-
fairs aie in some measuie prohibited to-
me and I must speak therefore on tliOse
things upon which wo agree for I have
no doubt if we were closely mtiiro
gatcd sonio difference would develop in
the v lew s of those assembled here That is
ono of the thinsrs we are proud ofand tends
to the perpetuity and puiity of our institu-
tions that vi c aie permitted to differ in our
v lews to be independent in oui opinions
and to be answerable to our con
and to God only for the
convictions wo entertain lam sure how
ever we all rejoice to know that no cloud is
over our hoiizon that we aro at peace with
the woild and at peco among
ourselves I think that the world
has come to ULderstand that it is
well to be at peace with us applause and
I am sure we have come to understand that
it is very well to be at peaco among our-
selves Applause Our situation is
ono of gieat favor and we are
pretty widelv separated from those who
would huit if there are any such We aie
secure in our great isolation and we are se
cuie too in our gieat and patriotic people
Applause We do not maintain aimies
we do not need to extend the con-
scription list until it takes cither
age and youth Wo maintain only the mer-
est skeleton of an ainiv but we have al
icady seen how speedily it may develop
into gigantic propoitions and how in a
few months it may take on discipline
that makes it the equal of any
in the world We have this
year i season of unusual productiveness
God has greatly blessed us and it happens
tlit this season of our abundance i
not only good for us but for
the world for again as many times
befoie the nations of Europe by reason of
crop failures must look to Us to feed their
people We hav e a great surplus and an
assorted mai ket for it As long as we hav e
free and equal chance as long as the
labor of their hands may bring
needed supplies into the houscliod
as long as there are open avenues of hope
and advancement to the children they love
men aie contented they are good loyal
American citizens Applause And now
I thank you again for your kindness
Cheers J
At Selkirk the Albany citizens commit-
tee met the piesident
The Arrival at Albany
The special train bearing President Har-
rison aud paity reached here shortly before
0 oclock The presidential salute gieeted
the party They were driven to the city
Inll square where thousands waited
about tho platform Heiching the
citj hall squaie they alighted and remired
to tho broad platform which had there been
erected ou which were seated Maj or Man-
ning Governor Hill and the state offlcers
The president received an ovation as he
approached the front of the platfoim
Major Manning then welcomed the presi-
dent on behalf of the city after which Gov-
ernor Hill welcomed the piesident on be-
half of tho state as follows
Tho limited time at jour dis-
posal hero renders it appropriate
that I should the sentiment
Cipress
of the people of the stato in the fewest pos
siblo words Tho citizens of the Empire
state receive you with profound respect
and greet you with the greatest pleasur
on this occasion not only becau a
j ou are the honored chief magisA bv
trato of the nation but because >
of their appreciation of j our high character
and eminent public service They are de-
lighted that ou have seen fit to honor
j
with jour presence todoy They recall
with interest jour manjr patriotic
sneeches during jour recent memorable
trip in the South and West and their desire
ce and listen to you has been intensified
b not intend to longer postpone the grati
fication of their wishes but shall content
myself rith simply saj ing that on behalf of
the state of New York I tender you a cor-
dial and sincere welcome
The TreMdents ltdplj
President Harrison replied as follows
Gov Hill Mr Mayor and fellow citizens
I receive with gratification the very cordial
expressions which have fdlen from the
hup of his excellency the governor
of this great state and of his honor
the mayor of this great municipality
It is very gratifying to me to be thus as-
sured that asin American citizen as a pub-
lic officer administenng each different
function in connection with the government
of the nation of the state and of tho
municipality we in common with
this great body of citizens whose
servants we are wc all havo that common
love for the institutions and that common
respjet for those who by appointed consti-
tutional methods havo been chosen to ad
iniuister them as on such occasions
as thi3 entirely obliterate all differences
and bring us together in great and
endunng brotherhood of American citizens
Cheers You have concentrated here
great wealth and great productive capacity
for increased wealth gieat financial
institutions that roach out in their
influence and effects over the whole
land 1 ne general government is charged
vMth certain groat functions in which the
peonle have general interest Among the = e
is the duty of providing for our people
money with which its business transactions
aro londucted There his sometimes been m
some regions of tho great West the
thought that Now York being largely a
creditor state was disposed to be a little
hard with debtor communities of great
wealth but my fellow citizens these nai
rovv views ought not to prevail with them
or with you
The law of commerce may bo selfish-
ness but the law of statesmanship should
be broader and more liberal Applause
I do not intend to enter upon auy
subject that can excite divisiou
but I do believe that the general
government is solemnly charged with tho
duty of seeing that money issued by it was
and is ev eryw here maintained at par I
believe that I speak that which is the com
raon thought of us when I say that when
every dollar whether paper or coin issued
or stamped by tuo general government
should always and everywhere be
as good as any other dollar
appause I am sure that
we would all shun that condition of things
into which many people of the past have
drifted and of which we have had in one
of the greit South American countries a re-
cent example the distressed and hojieless
condition into which all business enter-
prises fall when the nation issues irredeem-
able depreciated money The neces
ities of a great war can expose
that I am one of thoso that believe
that these men from your shops thee
farmers remote from money centers havo
tho largest interest of all in the world in
having a dollar that is worth 100 cents
every day in the year and only such Ap-
plause If by any chance we should fall
into tho condition vv hero ono doll ir is
not so good as nnothei I venture
tho assertion that the poorer dollar will do
its first errand in paying somo laborer for
his work Therefore in the conduct of our
public officeis I feel pledged for ono that
all influences of the government should be
on the sidu of giving the people only good
money and just as much of that kind as we
can get Applause
Now my fellow citizens we
have this year the most abundant yes cx
traoidmary gram crop All of the gieat
staples havo been yielded iu larger meas-
ures than ever before A leading
agricultural paper estimates tnat
the product oi our farmers would
bo worth at least f 1000000 000 more
this y ear than ever befoie and it lnppens
that just as this gieat surplus is in our
barns wo find a scarcity in all the countries
of Europe llussn has recently prohibited
tho export of rye because she needs her
crop to feed her own people The demands
in France and in England and Ger
many will absorb every bushel of the
great surplus we shall have after
our people are fed and whatever
complaints there may have been in the
past I believe this year will spread a smile
of gladness over the entire country Ap-
plause This is our opportunity and
I cannot see how it shall bo
possible but that these expoits of
giain now reacfeieg the limit of
tho capacity of our lailroads and
of our ships shall soon bnng back to Us
the lost gold that we sent to Europe and
more that wo did not lose Applause
I was told by an officer of the West Shore
road today that the road was
earning 100000 bushels every day into New
York and that it is scarcely stopped an hour
in tho elevator but was run immediately
into the bottom of the steam vessel
That was to carry it abroad This
is only an illustration of what
is going on As a result of it our poople
must certainly bo greatly emiched where
there has been complaint where theie has
l > een poverty there must come this year
plenty for gardens have loaded the table
orchards caunot bear the burden that hangs
upon their redaeuing limbs and granenes
aro net equal to the product of
our fields We ought then this day to be
a happy people We ought to be grateful
for these conditions and careful every-
where to add to them the virtues of
patience frugality love of order and to
crown all a great patriotism and devotion
to the constitution and law always our
rule ot conduct as citizens Applause
My fellowcitizens it is very difficult to
speak in this heavy atmosphere I beg
therefore that you will allow me to thank
you for v our friendly demonstration and
bid y ou goodnight Cheers
The party boirded the special trai
which left here about 325 p m for Ben
nington Vt
LOCALETTES
The water plugs were opened and tho
gutters on Main street Hushed last night
Notwithstanding tho dogcatchers are at
work the number of vagrant canines seems
to be increasing
1 hero is a bad hole on the corner of Bel
lmap and Tones streets which could doubt-
less be improved by the addition of a wagon
load of gravel
A reception and social hop will be ten-
dered Miss Carrie Dickson at Coino park
Thursday evening by the ladies orchestra
It will bo a repieseutative event
The flow of water from the Xatatorium
well was observed bv hundreds of people
yestcrdaj and pleased comments upon the
amount of the flow were heard on every
hand
The ladies orchestra was greeted by a
good house again last evening The violin
solo of Mrs Ireno Jewell Novvton was en-
cored All the numbers were well received
Tho comedietta was a noted feature of tho
ovening and Will Brohghton brought down
the house as usual
Last night at Feild Abbevs drug store
a beautiful crazy quilt was raffled off There
were eighty chancer and four throws of
fortyone were made Mrs Stewart won
tho quilt Officer Pevton Maddos making a
throw of fen t jtwo for her The quilt was
mado bv Mrs Fedd and is a work of art
A cat made a remarkible jump at An-
drews pavilion last night The animal
was on tho roof of the theater and becom-
ing frightened jumped to the roof of a
house forty feet away then to another
about fifteen feet distant thence to the
street a distance of about thirty feet The
brute scurried off across the street appa
v nonejtho worse for its exhibition of
of
Kfty tumbling
tails of tha Throat Lira
lafness an
ovjgen
Statofvour sjpt
qnesBwn ffd pa
IALI3
A HUNTER SPECIALIST
Charles street New Orleans
art aid Ears
eir treatment
lorine Inhala
s or write for
laJ
Silver and Gold
Special sale for this week onlj Qn g
of silver and gold filled MfapipMWHr
atches worth fli jBpWWrce for >
One In ulM00tnHwWui il case Ameri
a JBiBWWrih r > 0 to 25 choice for 10
Texas PAWsnpoKEn
309 Houston Street
a tag
itself in mBy Important particulars Hoods
SuJ orllla is diaeient from and superior to an
otherwedlclnct
Tec Kr In conbtsatlon proportion a l prep
arationat lugrtdleats Hoods Sar fwilla pos
cesses thSulI curative Talno o ffe best Icnown
reniedles c kho Tegetaolo Id Boai
Peculiar lnmmedicinaj frlt Hoods Sarsapa
riHa accorapliiwa cury otberto nctooTn
Peculiar In str klj1rid economy IXood3 Sar
saparllla Is the ouKjedicice ot which caa truly
bo said 100 doVsoAkiKar Medicines In larger
and smaller ottlcs rev ro larger doses and Co
not prodnens good results Hoods Sarsaparllla
ruifflmMintm trr is
mors of JSoods Sarsaparllla 5ln LoTellwbcr
It is maif than of all other bo S jnri2ers
Peculiar in its phenomenal re iid of Fales
abroad no other preparation has e er attaaied
such popularity in so short a time Do not be in
clnced to take any other preparation He sure to get
Hoods Sarsaparila
So dbyalldrngjrljts glsixforgJ Preparedonly
by C I HOOD CO ApothecariesLowellMui
v IOO Dcses One Dollar
AZTEC STEAM Cukes Consump-
tion Bronchitis and Neuralgia
Now is the time for thoso sullcr
ing with any of the above diseases
to call at 50 G Iluk trreet and be
treated tTith Aztec Steam whj b
system has never failecLjas Hror
The names otjgtfmTiu your
city vhohpgffwen cured by this
trcd flrHill be given and yon
ftratinquire of them and be con-
vinced that they have been cured
by Aztec Steani Any person af-
flicted with Consumption Bron-
chitis or Neuralgia can be ciued if
thev will trv
Drs Willis white
50G Knsk St Fort Worth Tex
PERSONAL
J II Ljnch of Scjnioar is in tlio city
J C Foster of Cleburne vvis ono of the
visitors to the Mjgiccitj jesterdaj
Chalcs Culmore editor of the National
Reformer at Houston is in the eitv and
paid The Gazettk a pleasant call
V P HarJivick proprietor of the Amar
lllo hotel mil a lealing and entei prising
citizen of Aniaiillo TW was m tho city
vesteiday and loaves foi home this morning
via Fort Worth and Denver City railway
Messrs Benson A Co tiroprietojaja lffo
rjllis hotel aio now lnaiuBjgjSfflai atious
for the fall and ggg WrMeand aio put-
ting lnjj LuggipBPPuor plant complete re
c gggtfl ieauiiig carpets and paintinpr
InoLllis under their management aud
setting a table second to none in tlit state
has become de ervedlj popular with the
traveling public and is the leading hotel of
our eitv
ELECTION RETURNS
Greer Countj s lio wln
Correiponilence of the Giiictte
Mvngum GkeebColntv Trv Aug 15
I have dofci red mj report upon tho elec-
tion hoping that when the returns came in
fiom the countiy precincts ve coul I
make a decent showing but up to this
writing only one box ha > shown up
and cont lined only tho votes of the live oftl
ceis of the election Ihev vero all for the
amendments At this place thirtveight
votes vverocast and tho amendments all
cairied eveept the local control and judi-
ciary amendments
Kannni County Rctarus
Speciil to the Gazeete
Bomiim Ta > > vi Cocxtt Trx Aug 1
Theieturrts of the election m lnniu
counti on the amendments were canv a sed
vestoiday evening by tho commissioners
court and show that all the amendments
cairied bv small majoiities except the judi-
ciary whicn was defeated b 209 votes
and the amendment to section 5 article 7
which was defeated by a majontyof il4
votes
Kockwnir Itcturns
Special to the Gazette
IIOCKWAIL KOCKWAI I COCNTT TEV
Aug lb The official letnrus aro in fiom
all the niecicrts of tho countv and are is
follows Tor amendment to sec-
tion 4 article 6 10a against 24
for amendment to section j aiticle T 73
against 11a for local control 13J agairst
17 for judicial amendment U4 against a
for section 11 article It 17o against 41
Tiiere was a very light vote cast costing
the county 43 cents a vote
VIRGINIA FARMERS ALLIANC
NinetvElsht of tho IOO Counties Ttcpre
Bcnted In Convention Asicrubled
ac Ilicliinoucl
Special to the Gazette
Kiciiviond Va Aug IS Tho state Alli-
ance convention the action of which will
have a decided effect indeterniining special
issues in Virginia this fall asscm
bed at noou to day in tho old
stato house buildiug here The
bodj is compesed of about ninctv oieht
delegates representing each of the 300 coun-
ties in the state with the exception ot
two It is composed of Virgin-
ias most intelligent farmers and with
few exceptions men who dig a livelihood
out of the soil of this state Despite the
fact that tho leaders claim politics aro not
in it but little is heard about the
corridors of the hotels but ques-
tions and issues with which political
matters ara closely allied Tho general
sentiment of tho members of the conven-
tion is for an unlimited coinage of silver
and in favor of the subtreasuries plan not
particularly a measure but one which will
afford agriculturalists the relief that sort of
scheme pi onuses
The Situation in Germany
Bebliv Aug IS The North German
Gazette today sajs that the present situa-
tion of tho corn market shows
the economic aud political promi-
nence of a highly developed national
husbandry making the fatherland inde-
pendent of foreign countries and proves
tde necessity for reform in the grain trade
so as to enable it to more easily supply Ger-
many with additional breadstuff
Russian Grain
St PETERSBOff Aug 15 The Russian
government is making an exhaustive inquiry
into tho stock of wheat In the country the
prices demanded and the facilities for the
transportation of wheat The measures for
relief of the distressed districts include the
building of canals barracks railroads the
ving of streets and the planting of forests
The Premium Pianos for the Candidates
Tho ladies and the candid MiMPWrt
public generally are mv ppBRnuid look
at tho premiumnMgplRJvTon exhibit at
Collins AsagPPrCo s store 303 Hous
l nanLyMHsirt streets
K0 F ° beauties Collins Armstrong
Po all attention also to their general large
line of various makes of pianos such as tpe
Knabe Hallet i Davis Sterling Mathu
shek Hazleton Steck and others Terms
easj Prices low
FOR
OUR OFFER
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To every mail subscriber of Tue Susno Gazeib we wi i tai
tho HighArm Improved Singer and paper ono ear fo tJ od
to everj mail subscriber of ho Daily Gazette we will send the H hAnn In rofod
Singer and paper ono year for 33 or Dsilj sir mofiths and the machine for 30vK
chasers pay f relsht Weekly Gazette cno j car and machine il
Every machine warranted for fivo years Address all ordera and reinittaacas to
GAZETTE Fort Worth Texs
FII3ST CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS
K
TLXIA Tex May 1S31
o the 7ort Worth Ga7otte
GcxTrnnEX The HighArm sewing machine is all vou claim fo if 1 >
first class in every respect It is as gootl as oue ray son paid SJ7 fur on t < ax
ihij I leeched it Ko one can be dissatisfied with it at the pr e paid or it
Tiuly yours J A Scoii
DELIGHTED WITH IT
TULIA Tex Mai
11 1831
Democrat Pub Co Fort Worth Tev
Gnxi5 I havo ono of jour HighArm premium sewing machinrs y
ve i
delighted with it It is neat well finished light running and givf rat re a
isfaction I like it better than anything I have had otfeied at finm sii to j j
Respectfully F raLKMJt
AS GOOD AS ANY S50 MACHINE
DeKalb TfcX May 1 Wl
Fort Worth Ga7cttc
I received your nighArm piemium sewing machine We have tried t tuor
oujhly and hnd it llrst class It is as good a machine as the penpl have i < a
pu ing 50 for There is no humbug about it Keapectfully J U O
HEM
SATISFIED AFTER THOROUGH TEST
Joshua Johnson Co Tex May 1 1L
Democrat Pub Co Fort Worth Tex
Gentlemen I received the HighArm premium sowing maehin m g
order My wife has given it a thorough test sho finds it to bo evervtria rep-
resented and is well pleased vv ith it I will say to all that want a good nucui
subscribe for the Weekly Gazette < and get a premium machine The pa r
just splendid Yours respectfully
W P ILj z
VELL PLEASED WITH IT
Tolosa Kaufman County Tex April 20 li
To the Gazette
Su My machine arrived in due time and is all or moro than you r pj
mended My wife is well with the work that it does ioa
respectfully
G M PITTMO
ALL THA T JS CLAIMED FOR IT
Box cm Vernon Tex Mjtcb 1 > i c1
Democrat Publishing Co Fort Worth Tex pj
Gentlemen The No 4 HighArm premium sewing machine
in good order and my wife finds it to be all j ou claim for it and is q l
that it is equal to other machine of twice tho price vou ak tcr
The case
truly
4
too is exceedingly handsome and very well imished l 8 n Jj
E L MOLltA1
20 TO S2S CAN BE SAVED
SAVEDHowe Tex May li l = jL
Dcmocrat Publishing Company Fort Worth Tex rf
DeabSiti Inanswer toyoutaof lecent datu in regard to scviig j2 i
bought of you can recommend the machine As to work it does e n j
tV a
recommend
highpriced and is neatly finished runs light and we can
all thoso in S 0 to > by
chine to need of a good machine You can save
hese machines and you will be well pleased with jour bargain lour
Howe Tex Box 31 A O
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MAiAlX
AS NEAR PERFECTION AS POSSWLE
is a
Flatonia Tex May It
The Gazette Fort Worth Tex a34
The machine received in good order and is pronounced a jewel by mvrf j
neighbors It is as near perfection as it is possible for anything to ri
only one fault could be found and that is the thread post is too ti r
respectfully Mks A HanOvi
WELL PLEASED WITH IT
1 Iia
ROANOKE TEX May
Tho Democrat Pub Co Fort Worth Tex anctt4
Sirs I received the HighArm premium sewing michine in due lme >
well pleased with it It does excellent work and i = a novelty g 0TjJ
I Yours respectfully
T S < US3 < feiBi JM > a fe <
MJlSiL
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At OneHalf Pric i
HishArm Singer the Finest and Best Mi
chine of the Singer Pattern in the Mai Ket
fl 371 Ifi
AJW j Afar Y
With rsch of these midlines we furnish 1 ruEcr 1 tucicr 1 etuPTrrc If r
iner 1 scijwdriver 1 oilcan and oil 1 gauge 1 gaugo thumb screw l < > x i a
1 extra ehecr spring 1 paper needles t > bobbins and 1 instruction booi l c jvoi
are all included in the price named
New
Bear in VSind that
Made an
eatlv Imorovedl
heseMaefRes
i are Thoroughly
Class Workmanship
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