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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
A TRUANr WIFE.
a Young Mans Life wrecked and His
Hand stained with Blood.

A"N"s 'iHhs hlIo wrecked and His
Hand stained with Blood.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARR, Jan. s.--The trial
OF James Walker for the killing Of BilI
summons on the 9Th Of January, 1888. az
Cottonwood, Cherokee nation, terypi-
mated in the UBlrcd States court yesier-
day by the jury returning verdict of not
guilty.
The trial OF this defendant was one Of
unusual Interest, there being twelve wit
nessas on the part 81 the government and
sixteen for the defense. Walker was ar.
rested shortly after the killing, and nj the
February, 1888, ttrm WAS Indicted for
murder. Al the My term following ne
was tried, bat the jury failed TO agree
on the 2sth Of last month he was again
placed on trial. The following is a brirf
statement Of both sides, from which the
readers Of rHE GAZETTE may draw their
own conclusions:
In the drst place, il appears that Robert
Walker, uncle OF defendant, mad separated
from his wife, VII had gone to live will
the family OF BuG Ross, where Simmons
also lived, and " lker entertained some
nard feelings against him, suspiciouipp
that Simmons ws- paying some attention
70 Ms truant vii The two men had in.
dulged in word, difficulty over the mat.
ter previously, aiii both had made some
threats. On the Jay OF the killing, so II
Is claimed by the government. Simmons
oscar wood, Elisha Ball ard four or i've
others, among whom were the two
WalSers, were az the house If Dow Gibbs.
siher-in-iaw Of Robert Walker. about
O'Clock p. m, WHEN WUi. Ray rode no 10
the house and called for Oscar Wood
Wood aud Bill simmons both wenr
out 10 where Ray was at I'M
gate, abont ten steps from the door.
James Walser went out the buck door and
came around the house toward the gata
summons accosted him, saying, "HeIo.
Jan, Is that your Jim replied that 4,
WAS, and the two began 70 talk about tlie
vi'iculty between Simmons aud Robert
" e!ser, simmons saying that he and
Robert had liked it Al up, aud Jim *.
pressed himself as glad of Il, saving, III
yoG ever need friend call on me- y Sim.
mons replied, That's all right, let's 20
INTO the house. SAYING which, he turned (
aud started 10, just as he was about 10
enter, pistol shot broke the Quiet
o. the night, aad Simmons 4
TEL N az the door, saying, "God foruiye !
NY sinsi am dead man; jim Wsiker 4
shot iae and run" And he was RIGHT (
ior he was dead man shortly afterward
Tue defendant admits the killing. but
40 claims mat simmons was Just in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

WHgs the bill introduced by Mr. Well
born TO grant right q way TO the Fort
Worth q Denver railway through the In
diau Territory is passed, building VIII be-
gin The Fort Worth { Denver doesn't
ask for the right of way until Il gets
ready 20 take advantage Of the right. It
has been very near two year, since right
Of way vas given TO the Gulf. Colorado &
santa lie through the Territory, and 10
dirt has been broken yet. By the condi-
tons II the grant, 100 miles Of road were
to be built within three years from the
date Of the passage Of the bill Isn't It
about time 20 do something?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
COLORADO.
Church Fsstival-Aroun Town Notes.
OorFespondence OF the Gazette.

CORRESPONDENCE OF tho Gazette.
GoLoRtDo, Tex, Jan, THE Episco-
pAl church people gave a children's enter
tainment in the opera-hOuse ,o.nlght A
good share Of the older children ~.
tended. AT Top. NJ. an excellent suoper
was served.
Mal. W, V. johnson, president OF the
Furs Worth on business $50 ~
Mr. n j, Yanderlip, Jr., a heavy stock
man from Elkhart Ind, Ia in the civ on
business connected with his ranch, which
Is 100 miles northeast OF mere.
Mr.. Fred Il Brown, now resident Of
New York city but formerly az Fort
worth, has appointed j II. Hooper.
manager of the Western Union T,le.
graph company here, his agent 20 receive
, INSCRIPTIONS for his masnetophone.
Which Is worked without any battery
Win new phone system at half t6e
ususl rate and electrical light ana Other
m odern improvements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

''Wg raised the lease price from four
to eight cents az acre" said Gov ireland
10 bis Fort worth speech, "because, Il
We bad kept Il at four cents, the syn
dictates wonid bsye leased al the land
and ihere wouldn't have been lei. any 1T
70 Craze q goose Gu" Sow Gov. Irelsud
advocates reduction 20 four ceuts. Has
he revised bis statesmaDslip, Or Is there
e difference between being a candidate
Tor governor and being candidate for
senatorf Sauce for the Western goose
10 1888 does not seem 70 be sauce for The
Eastern gaDder 10 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
~ QrEsrroNs AYsfgERED.


a Ie''er Of : M uA"EIlE 81 Fari' uses
'uo news OF ln"l Guy S' q medium to ask
lle'e Pues'lousi
80 "S van , 'n ,,.'. WIN ln 8 z1lIE
obllge the ur,dpser7
!. what Is the govern men. n q, is no. the
pc pie'
V WI ! 'ne @o'eramen' 70 raise This s1o7
., cor ne Nc ME on. con, on5 , ~ .. = a's
,nen,.
Q. Why Is a dollar, intrlnsloslly worth iol
me "o 70 more 70 'Ae a0orcf t'An ono ilai
't,ru,Gs.. '0'' ''''' " ~ pay ~ GEMS o" NE
Aui. Ia dishones, for The rovercver. 10
make $1,000 legal tender "a, Of $50 material,
VIVA. ,, roout Jour pap'r money!
,,o.o ' 49, ''te,i0 VIZ s,sotnueh, 20 pay
eurrcnc,g 90 ''@'
BE consistent, my friend. the people IRE
wan ing laois and figures now. one more
ta's''o'. olppo 'H"' eoh<' - acre TO , 81
in ps,..lly wo,,h ,oo co,,. NJ, suo,,' %
come OF the money nov on ,he lands OF p,o.
iio' u.
l. OF course, the government is the or
gained representative OF the people
inc government viii mot lose s2o7
on the coinage OF 1000 full weight dollars.
II VIII not lose a cent. 1t simply fore
goes the profit by putting 100 cents
worm OF silver in the dollar, which 1t
no" makes by coming so-ceut dollars
ana selling them for 100 cents. THE
GAZETTE denonnces that operation be-
cause II Is dishonest and an example OF
dishonesty to the people II the gov
eminent msy iegit'mately call SO cents
worth oi silver dollar, and clear about
500 on the $1,000 by that operation,
why shonld It stop here' tit is in the
business OF eAsct1ng proat from rs
coinage and II IT'S stamp can make any
amount OF silver token dollar, why not
can ten cents worth dollar' tits just
as right 70 do that as to call so cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

sEsAroE EvARrs is an example OF the
man who is getting more attention than
he wants lie gave out few weeks ago
that he intended 30 make speech IN
favor OF silver, Immediately the New
York business men sent thousands Of
printed circulars to the senator's con.
stitueuts, requesting them to write TO
him and protest against such step
Since then letters have been pouring in
upon him by the bushel. when he went
over 70 New York recently he left word
with his private secretary TO forward hrs
leiterd there, and they have been cent
over by the bag.ful. On Thursday MIR.
Evarts telegraphed him to forward no
more mail, as he had already received
more letters than be could read In a
month New Years day the senator's
box at the postotilee was crammed full Of
letters, which overlooked into basket,
and his mail was sent to his house in a
large bag instead OF being tied up with 4
piece Of pink tape, as usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Ns. SAYERs has a bill before congress
70 appropriate money Tor the erection Of
q government building a. San Antonioi
Mr. Grain has one for a building at
Brownsville; Mr., Wellborn, to add a third
story 70 the building already ut Dallas;
ME Stewart, for a building at Houston;
Sir. CuibeTson, for ole a. Jefferson and
another at Te1arkana; Mr.. Lanbam, for
one at I'll PasOi and other members for
Improvements of a like nature at other
points In tleir several districts. We look
10 vain FOR the name Of Fort Worth in tue
list; but Fort Worth has NO congress-
man, and VIII not feel the benefits Of an
appropriation Of Two or three hundred
thousand dollars Tor government build
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
WACO.
In Search of a Missing sop-Unitsd state.
Prisoners Ordered Removed,

In Search of a Missing son-JInitsd states
Prisoners Ordered Removed.
Special % the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Jan. s.-A Mr.. LjttIegeld
OF Eastland county arrived in the citv
to-day In search OF his son, q Young man.
VINO came to Eddy, in this county. earIy
IN December, with six head Of borsrs and
wagon TO sell. He wrote from Eddy
December Is, that he had sold the stock
ana would leave on his return trim for
Easuand about December u. The
tather has not heard word from him
since and fears he was foully dealf
with ny some one who knew he had mone,
Inc attorseys Of the Texas & st Louis
railroad Wy Judge Pardee will probably
defer the Issuance of his order contirminS
the recent sale If the Texas division of
said road until sale is made Of the
Arkansas and Missouri division. which
VIII be early ia February. proximo.
Inc sheriff Of this county has notifed
United States Marshal Csbell TO remove
united States prisoners from the county
ian mere and not send any more thereto
Inc sheriff says he Is compelled to do this
because oil tue difficulty OF getting paw
from the government for the feed and care
OF such prisoners.
The Monte Cristo company opened 70 n
good house tonight, despite the cold
weather. Mr. James O'Nelll of This
troupe IS the actor who depicted the char
acter OF Jesus Of Nazareth ia the spos.
sion Play as presented in San Francisco
iew years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
reEn.. Dc aud Inalrl.ible.


NIIiaHI 0IahCl Yam.
/. Is suggested by people ia the East
that Texas be divided for the purpose Of
giving the Democrats few more United
states senators, bat it is worthy Of note
that no Texan Is 50 reckless Of his polit-
ical future as % suggest such dema-
gOgical scheme. The time may come
when the great diversity Of interests
ia the different parts Of the state will
suggest d division. but 10 viii be because
our material interests win be thereby
promoted. The political hummer who
leans on division Of Texas as furnish
Ing him q few more electoral votes is
going to get left
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
GAZETTE DnASCn oFrIcEs.

BALLAST. q. Mckee, manager.
DNNTsOs-Diek Chatnbrrlin. manager.
WACO-A. S. O'Neill. manager.
suKuHAN-J. n Dilis manager.
WEAiKnFORD-I. Is Dorsey and J.. s.. Nor
vail. managers
"a &c. u. MAKoy, manager
JEFFERsVS--j. %. hhChenh, manager.
NARsnALt---iinbt Kennedy, manager.
ABiLFSH-W v Powell. manager.
CLEBUHsB--W ~. Bird, manager.
b. PAsO-S X Lyons, manager
GtfNEsvGLLB-E. r. lliil aud j. T.. dickson.
managers.
BoNAN-C. Z. johnson. manager.
iioNET GRoYK-f. g. Hill. manager
hAfRp-Frank Dorsey. manager
eEBENvif.Lg-W. u Wheeler, manager.
tuLOgApO-W y. Newkirk. manager.
MiEOLA--v iIuHmhsieT manager.
CtscD-W r, Pai:ey, N suagrr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
oooa Id. ~ a fIonrlng Ice.

fALLsr MILLS, rRE., Jan. :.
To TIE Editor Of tae Gazette.
There Is not a better place in the state
for nj investment Of $40 600 or sl5 600
IN pateDi-rolirr Touring mill There is
plenty OF wood and sater right on the
track Of the Gulf, ColofaJD & santa Fc rail-
road Since The dest uatiJn OF the mills t
the OLD town, the fniner- have been COM
pelitt 70 ship from c'zhty to cue hundred
cars OF their surplus cheat 70 st. Louis
aud Galveston annually, besides the
farmers are compelled 20 20 great dis
lance 20 .rt their milling done. The
gapid settling up Of the county and the
incr asiue "heat interest is so greet thst
the mills At Clifton aud Crawford are al
weys crowded beyond their capacity. All
of the bran and shorts can be readily sold
on i1e spot - sheep and cattle men to
winter their stock The merchants and
farmers here "iil furnish oue-hai Of the
money, II a mill-man can be found TO fur.
ash tne balance, and / am satisfied the
Santa Re company will be liberal in do
mating the GROUND. Respectfully,
ANDREW DOWSING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

u 81 not often ihAt a state legislature
has the dcligh,iul task Of elec'iDg two
United States senators, except 10 tie case
u new state just organizing. The
Mississippi legislature has accomplished
this soluble duiy, Uade necessary by DE
expiration Of tbe term Of Senator George
and zoe yaeaocy created by TIE appoint-
ment Of Senator Lamar 20 8 cabinet port
folio. Mr. walthall who was appointed
by iae governor 90 tire vacancy, has had
bis appointment practically Endorsed ~
an election by the j gslAtnre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Tng Dallas Branch Of the Galye-tou
News copies the remarks d some other
paper on the "decadence" n TIE Fort
Worth press. DecsdeDce Is good NJ
paper 10 Oh Texas would be haYpler 70
know Of such decadence tbau the Braucn.
its awful rough on paper established
81 1859 20 be compelled to "play stcoud
eddie" 10 youthful and so esteemed
Ike TIE GAzeT1R. II
there WIS decadepce 20 Fort Worth jour
aall.m there wouldn't be such turmoil
add diseofdance "a Dallas Journalism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

( greenback note can send Is 70 tbe United
states treasury and get gold for Il, cent
Tor cent. Ills TIE knowledge that gold
Is present ard PAYABLE on demand that
gives Our currency rs purcbz.lng quality.
II ihe gold we're mt at hand, or Il there
were not 4 shadow 81 doubt mat the gov
eminent would redeem Is obligations,
there wo1ld be an Immediate decline in
pap Notes. Furthermore, Il the treas-
ury goes aS0ut tie redemption Of these
notes "a silver, they viii Immediately De-
clinc 81 the value q .he medium 10 which
they gn 70 be paid. Tat IS, every dob
iar wil opprc't'e 70 ihe silver basis, and
Become worth oziy s0cents.
A1d Shady Congress- nay pass a law
declaring shat silver doIiar SHAH Do ln-
tris-icaliy worth 100 cents bnt neither
eoasn IS nor say esther legislative power
cln make it bay 100 cents worth IT goods
81 the present value the attempt has
been made By powers more despYiic than
orr congress, aud Il hiss ever failed, aud
disaster has ever attended the ondcayor.
History IS full OF such instances. Let
''B'' read Of them, weigh their value, then
answer his own question. "History Is
teaching by example," aud II
we Dould avoid the mistakes that baye
wrecked those who have gone before ",
We must avoid their errors, which the
Of history teaches US are
.~rora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

DEAB SrRBRTri When Fort Worth laid
iron on the Fort Worth & Denver from
Wichita Falls TO Harold, you built pa.
per road called the Dallas & Northwestern
When Fort Worth began TO lay stcel.rafs
ON the Fort Worth & New 0rcsns, you
lnAnguraicd paper road from Dallas to
Psris. What paper road viii you build
when Fort Worth begins work on the
Fort Worth Rio Grande Come over
and cat barbecued meat with Us at Mans
field.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

" LONG "a the laws OF Ohio recognize
the legitimacy Of miscegenatlon, there is
40 room for the people TO feel outraged
over the marriage Of negro man to
white woman. II 1t IL such an awful
thing change the law and make it unlaw.
full. The virtue and intelligence Of all
people cannot be depended upon at all
times TO keep them in the right path as
long as there Is no penalty against travel.
~ the wrong way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Al the rate that Irish immigration is
sclng ON 10 Canada, we may very soon
look for movement in favor Of the an.
hexation OF that province to the United
States. The French.Canadian element,
who thoroughly bate the English, aud the
irish could combine and control Canadian
politics, II they would. When they do,
agitation viii begin for separation from
England and annexation to the American
union or the creation Of an independent
state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
80 aILNnAr n1zErr.E.

In answer 70 numerous Inquiries, We
nave nxed the price Of the Sunday
GAZETTE At 81 per year, invariably In
advance The demand for this edition
: most gratifying, and IL will continue 10
De made most complete and valuable
issue ~ the paper. Subscribers ~ q
distance will be served at the price
named, 81 a year, postpaid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Fng GAzETrE Is waiting with batcd
breath to hear the comments OF lcase-law
advocates on GOV. Irelaad's proposition
TO redacc The lease price 10 4 cents Once
they berated Tm GAZETTE as an organ
OF The bullonaires for protesting against
me increase from to cents an acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Tx W&co Examiner remarks that "a
boundary commission to fix the terrific
rics Of the News aud Tux GAzgTTg is in
order now" TmE GAZETTE knows no
boundary for iis circulation and Influence.
No pent-up Utica contracts our powers,
but the whole boundless Southwest is
onrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

your mqtf alGehHa az W
lone ~ ealll - muab
20 PRO wish skio di.assa
troarieg Wii1 Ecaoa.a.
iora and thc1scine. w a
90 = rntii ased tho fs,,t We /
peeitiy cured her. ~ ", "a D
thanks and m4h rih,, llchl
ASTON B0ssNlER y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

THH GAZETTE would De pleased to see
the lands leased at cents an sore. Il
would be more pleased TO see them leased
at ! cent, and would be happy to see them
not leased st all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

THERE Is one man, at least, VINO r.
hrmly convinced that the Chinese must
20 He Is lieutenant IN the rayy, aud
had his wedding postponed while he at
tended eourt-martial 10 try Chinese
cook who mutinied and tried to XII his
superior officer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
a Dollar ~ Is a Dollar.

II silver dollars are reing accumulated
too rapidly perhaps they could be made ~
move OF more rapidly by making them 8
little better WIS not have 100 cents
worth OF silver in the silver dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
bates Of Advertising Furnished on Appn.
cation.


Parties having bills against JHK Ga
EfgE win please present them promptly
"a me ist Of each month. On she lQtn
VI each month every 1lli Of every kind
all be settled 10 full, II tonnd correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

THE GAZETTE Is the only paper in
North Texas that nov publishes the hsso-
oisted Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Worth, the bone and sinew Of ibe city.
are confidently leaving the matter in their
hands, aud win cheeduliy await the
Init
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
TIT o. a.

~, ~ alngsi perfectly ~ "
81 we tpp ~ the Scal
heInelies aoal' -is Hcsf w.
~ Y petltcNq, an ROW
batk 'ts thick a. "a over ~ !
J. +. CHOICE. wi,..s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Iongaline has given me better sstisfac.
!, ZION IN tae treatment Of neuralgia affec.
upns tnan anything else have ever used.
Q, B. SHuMwAY, Al. D.,
MOurUeviile, Ohio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

THE GAZETTE has the largest
oona-ide circulation Of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Under Democratic Ruls.
Boston Evening Record.
some OF the Western papers have begun
spell Morm0n with q small en-


A census Of the horned cattle IN Art
iona gives she population al $50 600 head
ami IL j, expected that they wili be bell
lowing for admissiOn To The Union before
fgnw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
sEsT F0R lTnlIne

Vno ~ our customers ~. ~
Remedies sre the hcsi M -. Z,
thc asin; lie ( leo an oiber, w
i'fi HnAl % u-et ynnfs. ~
r. j. ALDRiCH, Dr1r,,., 4.
SOFA eyerywhere. Price a.,
soap; y ccris; Rcsolvenf TX
the Potter Drug and che.s,s,.,;
Mass send for 'fiov K, fjess :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
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10 NAN sUBsCRff gRai
Fossqse Prepaid ty fAs f,,s't'fssgfi
fFsfv MefE.T.
one Year 4......sln % One Year .-....N g
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Resst,taeoes ~ draf, porecos siousy ordsr Or
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properly rD-igsrS0fed.
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s.ft5t - acc0asyGr,ied b ~ Uufrrs noase and "a
srsrt --t1s m DistlfcatsoH. bta ettefiice o.
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BE- -s5drs'ssi to THg GAZETTE For Worth 1er.
DEaOCRAT PUBLisHIsG C0EFaNY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

"a - How LIKE on ~
.t1> .Sss2 the iAini5ned n aleet
ese<Ss Anii Pain Plaster = /
q ldes aud b az, M
\ E@[ ~ MUSCLE the sa w
~ va Jug cough, and ssey, ~ e
1i daily toll 2ae. Evoryehirs. s
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

DiNPLEs. Blackheaas. 81.
llh haby Iirmor use g'uii,,,,, (.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

h auperyislon OF the good wanen ~ The
mi LnNl. REORGANIZATION 81 dnnn.nluat lDnal -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

AM " wv
fRFpnluck
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f#cAeiah VIII
fhrfe peflorni
| nuuarln4 al INT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

e |, q she yard engines employed ii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

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