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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THouGu beset by the rascas whom he
has exposed IN their frauds on the treas
urS and marked as victim OF their wrath
whose confirmation Is to be resisted in the
senate, Auditor Chenoweth does not lack
for support. The genuine reformers are
taking up his cause and will insure his
confirmation. The New York Sun comes
to his rescue and says OF him and the at
tempt to defeat him, that "the appoint
ment Is one particularly fit to be made.
From his first entrance upon the duties of
his Office Mr. Cheuoweth has dlsolaved
high qualities Of intelligence and cour-
sgeous integrity In the face of strong
political and social influences he has dared
to show up the inelIiciency, extravaganza
and corruption which, under the general
rottenness of Republican administration.
have come to prevail even in the scientific
bureaus OF the government.
"Therevelations made by Auditor Cheno-
victims Investigations into the workings of
the United States coast and geodetic sur
yey, and, in a minor degree, of the United
States fish com mission, seem to be re-
scented by men Of science. That layman
should call men OF science to account is
bad enough, that he should make good
his charges is not to be tolerated. The
persons implicated by Mr.. Chenoweth,s
investigations are not without powerful
friends in Washington. Perhaps there
are other powerful interests which wouId
prefer to have their accounts with the
treasury received by some less scrupulous
man than Mr.. Chenoweth.
$40 the enemies he has made may ma
added the professional civil.seryice re-.
formers As he is a genuine reformer
the hostility of these persons was TO be
expected. II is an honor to him to b,ve
made enemies In the fearless discharge of
the duties of his office, and we don't he.
lieye that the efforts OF his enemies 70
beat him win amount to anything. He
will be confirmed and will 20 on doing tbe
same honest Kind Of work that has made
him unpopular among the political sci.
entStS."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

l.
!, Won't IT, There are MI.
women women and yirtuo ,sss' ea
country country who Womb
a ,ons" a figure n wa' N
tendon as the wi,s na'il
ator, and they ara IL = u
OF Tor what they lsc VIZ !. y
One has but 4 ~. !. ~ elss Il
Republican ofpels Jun ~ Y
Washington 10 GA 'e's.
the blush Of sb,m. e,'s (
Take old man raSos
70 the United States e.. u u.
can legislature, and !. 's v. b I
representative Of Il. s,'''rls
Drown Of Georges, i, ,s l.''l q
S was young and po6f, sDs 1''l''
p p,aI in the acquIsI,I0 y Y
t mor Gays ,,,., were devoted II I.
,ouna little leisure for ua Il ~
U Da learning, %aa the ways d s e,s'.l
a le mao, BY her assistance s,'s \.
10 onrnsl acquired wealth 4,
s 81 purchase chase an election : J, !, \
, 1,n'os senate from a Reposs.a'l
ture' he grew ASHAMED I, /, ps'l''
divorced her and was I In ..''s
flod to a silded creature .' n.
few of the virtue. /. .'' y
except the acconpu.Dm I "a
~. -. s'''ne 10 dfawss,
at receptions. The Ga to, s,''q
ished for bis wlckedps,.s, & !. =
Una .ra' MS ornamental Spouse I n !. =
lul IN enabling him 70 ri I. ! !, Z /.
tune as his old wife IA. !, =
to acquire it. =
Which of these two M,
respect? The one who. !, Z. I e
power, still retains hi M ',.'l''1
wife who has blessed Ri, n, '.''' :
wretch who deserted lii v. Y.
was no longer able to ser,,s 4
The Kansas City expon,,l !
venom toward the SoutA I, -l.'
question. ''''s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Our esteemed contemporary ST
GAZETTE editorials ring ont tltn
bell, while another declares that II
seem to us that the editorial d
of THE GAZETTE are not hlle3 y
good matter as it ought to be-
Worth GAZETTE.
Both "esteemed contempcnfe
probably correct. For q tine 4
new management took charge a
ZErTE's editorial columns gsl q
praised, but now it haspusenll; Y
yigor, force and sparkle and lhslia
is pleased with the change. M
like the poet may possibly hsRA
to nod now and then, but neseiNs
"wide awake" is the right HolN
newspaper man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
REAiLNISCENCE or A TEXAN
STATESMAN.


Ex-senator Thurman has been lndulp-
ing in "reminiscences to a newspaper re.
porter and his rich fund OF experience
furnishes some interesting stories.
Among statesmen whom he has met in
the course of his long congressional and
senatorial life was our own and only
Webb Flanagan; the man whose largest
claim to fame consists in having been the
only delegate in the Republican national
convention Of 1850 who was tree enough
from hypocrisy to speak the truth in his
immortal query, "what in the hell are we
here for,it faint after the ofllces?n Judge
Thurman says:
"Flanngan served one term in the sonate
with me. lie was not man of great polish
and very lttlc learning, but he had a great deal
Of natural ability, and was fun OF mother wit
l remember on ono occasion a senator from
Iowa who had an awful voicc-so volumlnous
that when he talked he fairly made the glass
rattle In the chamber, lie talked for an II iur
and had an important report from the judi.
ciary committee which asked leave to IN axe
that 1t might be printed Flanagan jumped up
and said he had heard the suggestions of the
senator from ohio with pleasure, for he was
tired of listening to the senator from iowa,
who talked so loud that he could not hear him.
"Oncc Morton had spoken at length on n bill
he had introduced, to issue 10000, 600 more
of srccnbacks. Flanagan replied and %.
posed the BILL because lie was afraid It might
lie Ike wildcat currency times in Kentucky.
At the cross roads, whore he lived, the store.
keeper had Issued shlnplastcrs, and they be.
gan TO come in faster than he could pay them
or wanted to, and he was sorcly perplexed
lie went over and consulted with a negro
barber, who had also Issued some. The
barber said ne did not redeem his, because
he had said he would only redeem them In
Sums of 90, and he had only issued S4.75
worth. The cross roads hnanclcr had not
been as judcious. lie announced that he
would only pay seventy five cents on the dol.
lar, and still they kept coming, and he scaled
down 10 fifty and, finally, twenty five cents on
the dollar, and sim they came, and the mer-
chant could stand 1t no longer, and he says:
Il repudatcd the whole business EIannigan
WIS afraid this would be the outcome of
Morton's bill. lie got the laugh on the Indi.
ana senator, and Morton never could stand
being laughed at"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

TraRE is a growing feeling in this
country that our expensive foreign ega-
lions are unnecessary humbugs, anyhow,
and II circumstances so fall out that the
complications with Austria and the threat
ened displeasure of Germany with one of
our consuls shall resul. in the withdrawal
OF our representatives from Vienna and
Berlin, nothing will be lost to u.s. And
the cause Of economy VIII be still further
advanced when our ministers arc with.
drawn from the other European courts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
Are Chinese Men
FORT WORM Z

To the Editor of the Gazette
The knights Of Labor prOii,s. "
panized for the elevation Z s n
They profess to make ,,- ~ U.s. ~, 4
race, color or creed. WY
hound and harass the calns'ss MI
CHIC coast and boycott them y Y,
Worth? Are not the Chlnes y. Z 4
thew not worklugmen' Il . ace &
to me to be the best lle. 49, !
humanity to enter into c 9 n. 4
certain races to crush inem
and misery. 80 who;, y
How can Mr.. Nolan, sIsSs
breathe the spirit Of &c .l y \
ality and the broadest hu1 T,isSs
the course or support inc
adoption. IL, ,his bSfs
How can he explain ", W. n n 7
in profession and pracIlsss, u u
The n order which he Champion w. 3
unfriendly to labor oras Z s,,o,l;;ll
chanlc myself, but ! nag & I X Bad
as wei - "a esF
I am a born Democrat, ~, \, "a.
iieve in equal rights iof ~ q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

people who have read Crank En-
stein" will be reminded of that monde
script monsters career of murder by
reading the news from Austin. The
addition of three more victims to the
number Of those who have fallen beneath
the assassins AK brings the number up to
ten, II we have kept correct count.
"Frank Enstein'' was literally man
without soul. A German student dis
covered the primal element of vital ex-
istence, and he built up in his laboratory
a human form OF perfect proportions and
wonderful strength which he then en-
dowedwith life But the being had no
soul and lacked utterly the sense of re-
sponsiDility that springs from conscience.
1t delighted only in the destruction of
life and was so stealthy that it always
eyaded detection Like the Austin hor-
ror, its victims were principally women,
vino were slain in their sleep by being
struck in the head by some heavy instru-
mcnt. Possibly it may turn out that
some supernatural being infests Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THE Dallas End of the Galveston News
claims, at least in Fort Worth, that 1t
isn't Dallas paper, but North Texas
and state paper. So Is THE GAZETTE,
but TuE GAZETTE is a Fort Worth and
Dallas paper in addition to being North
Texas aud a state paper. If the Dallas
End is a North Texas and state paper,
why doesn't it advocate deep water for
Texas?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
Deep Water Consenti'r'
Cleburne Chronlcls

hAtuhAAN NAAN"'-
If the newspapers Of Texas VOL
est themselves as they should
subject of deep water on ns i.
Texas and advocate q deep EaA 4 \
ton it would only bea quesso..
when Texas would have an euk
the world. Texas is too rlca "
possibilities 10 be practlcses " i
upon other states for on oalls.w 4
a pittance Of the worlds COMMIT
people of Texas should Be eur
this all-important questpnl wv
water convention shonld Oecal.
central point in the state aaa
plan OF action determined ppSa' I.
When congress finds lnal Y u,
Texas are thoroughly IN eaIue ,.'.,
subject, then it viii DO son'As
not till then.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Your offensive PARTISAN Is hard
barnacle TO dislodge, He has sucked
government pap until he has got to be-
lieye that it belongs TO him OF right
That, at least, seems TO have been the
view taken OF it by the Republican post.
master at Ripon, Wis, who kicked out Of
doors the Democrat who was appointed
to succeed him, when that individual pre-
sented himself to take charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
An Expert.
Paris New.

Some of our exchanges an n
good deal about the aA5boakIN I
kissed in "T'he Mikado.p WehnD
seen Miss Abbott in that PLAY, but I
know that no kiss is perfect shlsh /
gotten through with Ii less tsasi
minute. If the Abbott kiss fell y
that, it may have been Yery good, 4
not strictly llrst-class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

FORT WORM can shake hands now with
Houston, It too has suffered. Mr. Baker says
the City bank at Houston can't even pay one
cent on the dollar and Fort Worth can smile
and say that no one ever dreamed that the In.
ycstment company could do that much.-rDal.
las Times.
1t has been year since the Investment
company Qimited) failed. Since then
Adams & Leonard, bankers ofDallas, have
gone by the board and paid-nothing.
The same issue Of the Times from which
the above reference to the past in Fort
Worth was taken contained this item OF
the present (almosD daily record in Dal-
las;
D. W. Milan and NJ H. Hurst whose pro.
duce and commission store located near the
postofice was lately closed by attachment
were last night arrested on a charge of en-.
he2zling $1,000 from a, Sh'nn and $. A. Mere.
dlth, fruit dealers Of Camden, Ark. The com.
plant, which issued from Justice Kendalps
court, sets up that by reason of the agency the
defendants had obtained goods from them to
the amount of 5000, which they fraudulently
and unlawiully ombezzled aud converted TO
their own use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

DALLAS has three variety theatcrs, and
is blowing to Fort Worth people about it,.
We don't build variety theaters over here.
Our attention and cash are at present de-
voted to railroad building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

"No Smoking Here" is Miss Roses
dIctum to the White House callers. Mrs.
Hayes issued her edict against drinking,
but the decrease in the whisky consump-
ton at large was not sensible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THE silver men have led off with Sena-
ter Beck's attack on the administration.
II they viii kindly explain what they ex-
pect to gain by warning on the president
and secretary of the treasury, they will
relieve an anxious people who do not feel
sure that they are not set of lunatics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

TnE Philadelphia Telegraph has dis
covered that "Mr, Cleveland is no fool"
Mr., Blaine is ahead Of the Telegraph
something over year in priority of that
discovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
We Have The p,,.,.


'IIH1 LH4uIef
THE GAZETTE charges d. n.
News with posting lis own N.
ments over those Of TnE G,ura
Enquirer refuses to beliyg Il,
esteemed contemporary Could6r,
such meanness,and callson mi M
for proof of It's assertion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

REALLY, now, II the Dallas End OF the
Galveston News is a state paper, and not
Il Dallas paper, as it asserts IN Fort
Worth, then it ought TO print the state
news. Three murders in one night by
the Austin thugs, and not word OF it in
the Dallas End THE GAZETTE is the only
original North Texas state paper, aud
prints all the news.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

When the system Z , y wNtN''
that 1t is like an old eO YES
half-soled and heeisN :. sssud.llr
mental shabbiness goes .a !, ll', aliss
physical debility-- l,is Nam i, 81 "a
late to try recupera'l.OSS,o ;tIs y
as long as you can ST. ..Ii,lal. gs'li ID
iron Bitters at the druss
dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THE Dallas Enquirer can depend on it,
THE GAZETTE has proof that the Dallas
End men have put their measley cards
over those OF THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Mr.. CLEVELAND might have made
several thousand olcc-seckoig happy by
putting the longed.for commissions in
their stockings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

SOME of the grass commissioners seem
to have left their little hNtchets at home
when they were abroad among the bull
liOnaires.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
UNEASY LIES rHE nr4n

In a quiet way detectives guard eyerv
approach to the White House and tprD
back all suspicious characters and crapks
who attempt to enter This Is deemed =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
rnN HnNpAY GAZETTE.

In answer to numerous inquiries, we
have fixed the price Of the Sunday
GAZETTE at so per year, invariably in
advance. The demand for this edition
Is most gratifying, and 1t will continue to
be made a most complete and valuable
issue of the paper. Subscribers at a
distance VIII be served at the price
named, 81 year, postpaid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

'VUUTuu Uhf0ndl
newspapers are made, p 4,
eminent.-Gazette. = ~
-, And for all that, the MAJ i, .
the real newspaper is born, mi n !. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
no THE PUBLIC.

sErrE will please present them promptly
IN the LIST OF each month On the 10th
Of each month every bill OF every kind
sill be settled in full, II found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
1t winbe Bum,

If "whooping upn an epien.s
paper does any good TIM G,,s,.I
VIII have the pleasure q Men, ts' !
line hotel built in their cI;v A.
next twelve months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THE GAZETTE is the only paper in
North Texas that now publishes the Asso.
oiated Press telegrams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

MARITAL law might protect human life
at Austin. Civil law seems to be powcr-
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

IL it was necessary to send rangers to
Fort Worth, what's the matter with Austin
now?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fde circulation of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
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KArns oF- sunsCNIprION.
TO MIL SUBSCRlnERS:

TO MN SUBSCRIBERS;
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One Year. $40 % ono Year ...,...'''Al 9U
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Three Months. 8 Oh Three Months, %
Sunday GAZETTE g per aunum, post paid.
URLIPERED BY CARRIERS!
Per week ...............,.........25 cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

DoN'r they need rangers at Austias
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

articles topics of national interest by distinguished
will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
FOR 1886.
Interesting Announcement to Newspaper Readers
and Subscribers---The Gazette For the Com
ing Year---The Addition of Many VAL
liable New Features.

TnrG
is daily weekly
position by Tn GAZETTE
The Best Daily Paper in Texas
OF In full line telegraph
sb the OF the state
special correspondents every section, will for 1885, offer to the
Special Washington Service,
m i and letter THE GAZETTE representative being
n old resident Of Washington and acquainted
whit cxasme
A Special New York Service
pv financial and trade matters country
attention Of Texas railroad securities cotton wool and
Of Of the kind
TO- the public comparison with any like service will shows
Special Southern Service
covering nil the Southern
Of b section south Potomac and ONO rversj
TaImage's Sermons
the day the celebrated divine are diyercdi
Jenny June's Letters,
The
Of readers Of the Daily and Weekly GNErIEi
Lathrops Letters.
brightest promising authors who knows New York life exceed
ingy wells
English jour-
andm much OF his life in America aud who
for years London correspondent OF the New York Tines
AdmiraIs Letters.
weekly discussion country
tones from the grcatcit o Eastern seaboard;
The Gazette's Symposium.
articles Of current topics of hatona interest by distinguished
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Mrs. Ora Lnnghornc Of Lynchburg, Va. on the
Southern Race Question
Mr. Erwin Lcdyurd OF Mobile, Ala, on the
southern Labor Question;
Gen Edward MCCr1dy OF Charleston S. O., ON
Southern and Railroad Questions;
Prof. John -. McMdstGr, Wharton School Of
Science Philadelphia Pa, Department OF
Political Economy;
Mr.. Geo. r. Mcneil Of Boston, Mass, Sec, Mass
DIST lnights of Labor;
llcy. r. W Memmlngcr of Charleston, S. c., on
Social and PhilanthrOpc Questions;
Prof Bernard Moses, luiy. Of CAT, Berkeley,
Cal, on California Economic Questions
Mr. + u. SauhOrn of Concord, Mass, on Public
Charities.
Pres. j. H. Sccyc Of Amherst College. Amherst.
MRsa., ON Political and Educational Questions;
PROT N, s. ShulCro OF Harvard Univ, Cambridge,
Mass, ON National Surycya ana the Negro
Question.
Mr. Edward stanwood OF Boston, Mass. date
Editor In chief Daily Advertiser, on Protcc
ton--anrmativc
Prof VIM q sumner OF Nalc College, New
Haven, Conn, Department of Political
Economy.
Prof. II. " Tnusslg of Harvard Univ, Cam
bridge, Mass, Department ut Political Econ.
omyl, on tho Bland silver BIZ.
Prof. woodrow wilson of Bryn MaWr College,
Bryn Mawr, Pa, Author OF "CongresslonH
Government"
Rey. a, Il, wlnship Of somcrylllc, Mass, ON the
Mormon Question;
Prof. G. NJ Woodward OF st. Louis, Mo, on
Educational Questions;
Col. Carroll u, Wright of Reading, Mass, )Chicf
of Nat. Bureau OF Labor statlstic5), on sta
tstCs Of Labor;
REV =. II. Wires, Springfield, H., on Prison
Reform
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
Admlral's Letters.
The Gazette's Symposium.

weekly discussion by of the abes correspondents in the
tones from the great cities of the Eastern seaboard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

The patrons will be gaed learn that for the coming year
interesting us daily weekly
manan he position won by nE GAEIrn as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

SATURDAY MoRNING, DECEmBER 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26


Prof Henry c. Adams, Michigan Ilniy., Ann
Arbor, Mich, Department Of Political Econ
umy), on Railroad l'rOblems;
Prof Herbert u. Adams, Johns llopklnA lnlNr
Baltimore, Md, Department of United states
History;
Gen $. C. Armstrong, lIamptOn, Va, on the
Negro and indian Questlons;
Mr. William VI. Bcckner OF winchester, hyr
on Education In the South;
Prof Albert .. BOllc4 OF Phihdclplln, RAJ on
Financial QucstlOns
Mr. Charles q. Bonney of Chicago, ~" 9n
Law Enforcement and the Liquor 'IrAUici'
Mr.. bGmalicl bradford Of Cambridge, Mass, on
C,ustilutional Reforms;
Cen. Horny Is Darlington of Boston, Mass, ON
History and Military Affairs;
Senator Henry L. Dawes Of ltttrhrll, Mass,i on
the indian Que ton;
Ion Warren Ea8tOn OF Baton Rouge, La ON
ElucHu lnHl QUESTION:;
Hon Dormau q Eaton of Washington, d, Cr
on the own @cryicei
Prof Richard Y. Fly, Johns Hopkins Univ,
Baltimore, Md, Department of Political
Economy, on tue Tlrlt-non partisan view
Prof. arthur Y. lIadley oi Nnlc College, New
Haven, Conn, department of Political Econ.
omyl, ON Railroad Problems;
Hon VIM q. Hammond OF ST. Louis, Mo- tDcau
Of 81. Louis Law ~choONi
PROT. VIM e. Uurri' of , oncord, Mass, ON
Educational QUESTION:.
Prof. janice 4. Harrison of Lexington Va, OF
Washington aud Lee University;
Col II " niggin3on Of Cambridge. Mass on
social aud Political ouestiOnBi
Mr.. -, Dana Horton of PDmcroy ONO, on Coin
age and Currency;
Prof Alexander Johnston, College Of y, j.,
Princeton, \ j. department of Political
Econ. ana Jursp.h ON lnterstato commerce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

These viii discuss the pending problems Of our national life and
will POLITICAL
Will do much increase the popular information and develop the popular us
regard to their politics but for the influence they will exert the Just Of
OF the country and the articles YIN be OF national interest During the
pending legislation,
the revision OF the tariff national bankruptcy law silver coinage labor
will
discussion national issues VIII aid materially in helping large
of public questions, and bringing these
1 lust and carlV sc tlpnpn
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Hatton's Letters.

letter Is written regularly by Joseph laton promin
nan of letters who has spent much Of his life in Amer
e London correspondent OF the New York Times;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
A Special Washington Service,

THE GAZETTE representative at the national capital being
national matters old resident Of Washington and acquainted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
A Special New York Service
A SpeoiaI Southern Service
L.athrop's Letters.

r Is written regularly by George Parsons Lat
American authors, who knows New y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
The Rest Daily Paper in Texas,

and TO make il the addition to full line of telegraph
al world the
THE GAZETTE WILL for 1885, offer to the
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Weekly Special Article.


being distinct from the symposium;