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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
WHl SAW JONES IS 4 SUCCESS

WHY SAM JONES rs 4 SUCCESS,
has perhaps occurred TO u good many
thinking people TO wonder at tho success
OF late school OF sensational preachers
As the leading exponent of that school,
the famous evangelist Snu Jones, per
haps, stands AZ the head In speaking OF
jones' success the word N used In ltscon.
yentional and popular sense, and for want
OF better term ~ convey the exact Idea.
II may be asserted that chef among the
causes that has given the Georgia evan
gclist such crowded audiences In . pIlncl-
plc deeply Embedded In human nature
the desire TO be amused. People hear
that he says Witty things, and has a
choice assortment OF slang phrases and
apt illustrations Now IL cannot be Dc.
MED (and this Is a matter VI congratuls.
tlonl that most ministers Of the gospel
abstain from slang. Sam doesn't SAN
Gays pretty much anything that comes
into his head, except profanity though
having formerly been an adept IN swear
1 ing II Is to his credit that he IL able tC
entirely cast oui cuss words from his dis
course
! Secondly, people lock to hear San
Jones' because he has been so widely ad
yeriscd. Newspapers 10 every quartc
Of the country quote his pithy sayings
aud the metropolitan press gives his SER
mons In full lie Is to-day the best I'D
ycrlised pulpit speaker In the Unite,
States, The newspapers 81 the coontr
have largely contributed 80 hlu sucress
nnt, says some one, has not the ma
any ment Of his owny Has he no othe
claim upon the popular heart than III
mere capacity for amusement, OF N
ability to sling slang lle has, undoubi
odly. lie has carncs,ness, and earn
estness Is a power lie has bee
la terrible sinner in times past
and his experiences are utilized In warn
lug others OF The path he formerly troc
This desccnsus Nornl as portrayed b
him IL no fancy description, hut . past
/ ago from his own NE SO people naini
ally dock 10 hear him Ills style .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Frw Democrats in this country VIII 80
10 the defense ofJohn Mclean the editor
oi,he Cincinnati Enquirer, who Is charged
with bribery. The Enquirer prctends 70
be a Democratic newspaper but II u NOT
except when there Is more money in being
Democratic ihon Republican. There
would BIO little regret among honest men
10 soc him take his place IN the state
pepltcntiary among many better mon than
Lllnanll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

1'ng GAnrrrb ia pleascd TO now reprint
the opinion Of tbc Waco Examiner CON
corning the vile SANDER pcrpctratod ON
Mr. Swain, "Tbe Examiner was one si
tho arm papers In the state 70 put on
record very decided Interpretation OF
tho silly SANDER. DO Us Justice, Mr.
GAZETTE, oven u you break trace IN the
operatlon.n Had TnE GAzErfE noted
the den1nciation Of the Examiner this
paper would certainly not have said u
was silent on the subject
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Tho passage of the Blair educational
bin through the senate was forcshadoWcd
by the debate and the positions taken ny
nearly every senator. The vote Of so In
lts favor 10 / against IL not therefore,
moro than has been expected Though
the discussion OF tho bin has been led
ABIDE 70 partisan channels, the vote rs
strictly non.paftisan, Democrats ana
Republicans voted Tor II aud Republicans
and Democrats voted against II
II has been asserted that the purpose
of the bill was TO enable The South 10
loot the treasury because that section Of
the country Is barred from participating
In the distribution OF pension money u
the South hud any such object In Wow, II
found superscryceablo assistance among
the Republicans Twcnty.one Repub-
Leans voted for II and only sixteen
Democrats. Six Democrats voted against
II, and only live Republicans. The bill
could not have passed without the llepub-
Leans had put IL through We have here,
then, the extraordinary spectacle OF a
majority Of the Republicans In the senate
forcing upon the Democratic section OF
the country bcnofactlon from the pub
he spolls OF $50, 600, 900 or more Who
said, "Beware OF the Greeks bearing
glfts Z"
While Democratic aud Republican sen
utors alike opposed and supported the
bill, their actions were controlled by
diverse considerations. Both ostcnsibly
supported IL as an aid to spread mtclll'
gencc In part Of the country where ig
nor0nco is dense. Behind this high pre-
lcnso Is hope among the Republicans
that the bulk OF the money will 90 10 the
education OF negroes, aud determine
ton among the Democrats that II shall
not.
Tho six Democrats who voted against
the measure spurncd the Gift because II
implied that the people Of the South were
too poor to take care Of the education OF
their children, and had to appeal to the
national charity. Among tho strict con
structloulEls was belief that the appro'
prlatlon was for an unconstitutional pur.
POSE The Ave Republicans who voted
against II did so because they were IN
willing that the Sodth should sharcony
benefit Of national taxation,
one thing noticeable is the large number
Of senator's who lodged Che rol-call
only forty eight of the seycnty-sIx mem
bnrs answered TO their names and 70
corded themselves for or against the biz
Twenty-eght ovaded the record. SiXtecl
Of the dodgers were Republicans AM
twelve Democrats. Probably they wqr
In doubt as TO the practical eject of th
measure " II should become law, nn'
preferred TO walt for developments be
fare taking q stand some senators, q
well a. some other men, are cautious
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Olohurne chronicle.
The Fort Worth GAZETTE is the most
unscllsh and newslcst daily paper In all
Texas No wonder It Is such n fayorlte
with the country press, As a slight evil.
dcncc Of the way II Is appreciated IN Gle
burne, the Chronicle Will Just pop out the
truth and state that II has at least 80 per
cent. more readers than any other daily
paper that comes to Clebunc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
A gRATIFyING vINDIClTYON.


10 DO the pioneer In any movement of
reform, which, opposed aud resisted by
overwhelming odds, finally wins success
by deserving It, there IS q pardonablc
qualification, which may be o little mixed
with vanity at his yindlcation. Whether
there In any vanity In " or not, the feel
ing Is not an igpoble one, To stem the
current OF popular opposition; TO remain
stendfast In the assurance OF right; 10
witness a change Of opinion that converts
opponents to champions TO have men
who only regretted their Inability to de-
nouncc strongly enough one's policy AZ
length take IL up and advocate It as the
best for the public welfare to feel tho
hostile current turning and flowing with
one this Is victory, In truth, Of which
one may fairly be proud and offer him
self congratulation.
when tho state land board raised the
minimum lease rate ~ cents an acre,
TnE GAzEr1E protested against the action
ns an assumption Of power Organs of
the land board and OF the state admins
,ro,ion tool, ~, 4, do,e,so ~ thc boord,s
oc,io, md nasortod that n yyos verv
mild and erred in not going far enough,
The Houston Post and the Dallas Herald
speak only good Of the dead asserted
mat Tho schooi land conid he Icased for
., con,s an aero aud mo lo,,or ionrnnl
n.,li,,,,1 "a, ,t,,t, ,,,.o ,,oors ,ho to,ds
p'N'','s' 80 49," wv w.
"o''U y '"'V' ~ ~ ~" V',s''''
VIZ W. =" 7'"''' 49,"
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'a' ""s'" "'',''"' ap''S wv o'"Vo
n' "','' ''''e''0 WI 'no o''y "V"fo'
e""' WV 'bon'' WV 'a'o oy''
TEN ueslBhep 10 use ~ Ina'
proved henectuali inc contest was
taken up IN earnest ana no means wore
neglected 10 strengthen position tha'
constantly grew weaker The state al
ministratlon was Identified with the lease
law ~ was maze tost OF purity loyalty
Everything was IN the hands OF the lease
law mon They dictated state ticket an6
platform Free grass was dead they
said aud their organs echoed the wordi
In glee' wa, Swain, now candidat'
Tor governor was the one man who dare'
10 say In public addresses that u man.
opinion on This question was no test o
his Democracy, and that man could b.
a good Democrat ana a lrce-giasscr Il
the same time
ri nrco sF"s' was "'' uo'u US" Vi.a
p',nv'P' '""' '"""o. W ues'royou o.
poh.'ca' Seno"'o'h' ~ noeaeu only l'n'
,o' uofo'op'n'n'' 'o' 'nc peoPle 10 aPpre
ne"u ''' 'iSni"'a''ou' lhoy pohaereu
u's'"Ss'" ""u were 'naoe converts u
"oV g,asn' - - ,,
,.o MN No., ,,a,,,,s ..a '",N -
= ,,on., ~ ,a..',,', '..,n, ~" ~ "oss ~
a so., - ~" w. Wv p'''0 " y"
4 49, 49, ~ '''''".u'
+. TX, MISREPRESENTATION @.' ~ '0",N" ~ va" !"
/. n',' $500 ~ '"V 80 W ivy s'"'7
i ,a,,a, ''.... '''s'' !" - I"''.po
n 49, y r,'sn ~, ~ ,Va'e "So' ~
r wv 'o"u' ,"s 'N'"l ''Su', ~
h ., " NY $500 ''uF'y ''Vans 'au y.
=. $3.50 ~ W" ~ ~, ~ IVY NV ~ t'u pun
's"Rc py al a''ho ~ al incident ana no
/. csnG,Ga,os i, tssc, w Wv '''o'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
GOING FOR THE GAZETTE.
Tho knights of Labor Accuse The aaSsito
of Being a itnilroad organ.
FoUr wouru, rEA, March q, 1876


FoHf WoNru, TEA. March q, 1856
TO thu Editor al tho Gnzotte.
We wish 20 call attention 10 the article
In your paper OF this morning, headed,
"Slatus Of the Strikc,' In the way OF cor
rccting what seems 20 us as most unjust
statements. Tho tail end OF this nfth.
story heading n In plain English, that lhe
strike Is sat an ondh Wo will first state
that such Is not by any means the case,
aud that "a large number Of applicants
Tor work were turned away Yesterday by
tho officials at this point hecause thew
were not needed" IL also untrue We
have no objection 70 the Significant re
mark" OF Col, Noble, nor his "morry
twinkle not uncommon 60 his genial
countcnancc, but we do object 20 TnR
HAlErfE spreading Misrepresentation ali
over tbs country dcrogntory to the In.
terest and welfare OF the Knights OF
Labor TnE GAzrrrn will also recognize
the net ny this time that the strikers are nj
80 thoroughly In earnest, y ANA that " not
heretofore, the receivers win certainly
"nnd II out now The statement fur.
Their ON that "oightcen Of the men an.
gagged In the strike here were passengers
on tho north.bound Missouri paclnc last
nlBht, n also untrue. We feel aoroly
aggrioycd az these statements, since they
are not only untrue, but seem 20 bo done
ID spirit Of dlsnleasure towards the
strikers who have been driven 10 this ac-
uon ny The oppression Of capital, We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

PirIspuno, Pa. March
T rI,i., can and lIoratlo King, ,l,,.l \
tlrst National Bank a hns, ,. I.
have been arrested on ma v es..
bezzllng 100000 from IA lh ss, I''...
mos most Of which was lost M II n NV. W.
uon x IL llunllcy, "a c n Il NAV
also been arrested on cha,y, w \
~ Ming aud chrlsiie in swlndIIss \. n
inc young mon are well con all'. n
are Imprisoned In an hotel Il N,
default OF bail They have cssi
thc cashier and arc assIs In \.
STRENGTHENING The books,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

A NAdNu1cnNr Journal 10 The Manu-
tacturcrs' Record, Published at Baltimore.
II takes pride 10 noting every step in the
great march Of Development made by the
southern states, aud never tails 70 mon
'tlon the marvellous strides OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

A pallss drummer met Mr.. shugaFt ana
asked how the Fort Worth man was ssc
ting on. Mr. shugart replied that me
trade IN ny traps was good. "fly traps
aneped The Dallas man, "why, am sell
ing hoes YETI slow old Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

'ri,Ar NV York jury cleared Jim'iIol'
land in aboutthirly minutes. They were
entirely too swift. A Texas Jury would
also have cleared him, but they would
have taken several days TO do II Thor
scrip would have hecn augmented aud
thcy would have had good time swap.
ping yarns and playing scyen.up,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

AUsrM "a a candidate Tor lhc alatc Demo
rrstlc convention. 80 ie iiouston GALVESTON
san Antonio, palina and Fort Worth SUI
ihur sprlngA Gaae.,c.
No, MOI Fort Worth Is not acandidntc
Il il merely sin the hands 81 SIS friends. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

I'm telegraph conveys the comforting
assurance that the officers of a recently
suspended bank fare bearing the msior'
tune with iorItudcn An but how are
the deposltors bearing M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Marshall Messenger.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE Is Just now
in the lead IN all It's features, and Is still
moving onward IN new lines Of Journal.
ism II Il continues much longer the
great daillos will have 60 look well 20
their laufels Energy, brains and the
telegraph can work wonders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

llrREAarER when n New YORK crook
wants TO fleece a imam with the "quecr'
racket, he will hrst ascertain what state
he halls from,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

also With !. I. ~
snis y not ihe d,sI ', A y,
nation has been ~ w. va
,n !. and q s Az y i'ss1 . y
ieaporlng classes %s qslan
fully rcc @,u Isg, ,s 9ss'
s NOV. BY the paltoa s'~. q Nj
while We also iayoy 9 ,,s' W N.
nevertheless we lllpeiiI Il <. a
you ,S . adncre % iuois I many 81 K I.
,os Wishes u ralI,osr, ,'na 4 y,
heferrlng 10 ihoss XIV Wy. hold,
e elsSe y the strlser.s. "S I. \
by mean aud wotsh, .oull y &.
places Of some a ~ u y \ N n
e,,Mnplr,esslply low and i1s.n Ii.
must have fallen as,alN h
ing 20 sucl, wv pupb
~ ea' ~ situation J, lIl Tho Is,..l "
themselves, and see ~'nssl \, A.
Tor whom thoy Yv sna,s usii hs's', r
=, suffering, and n, ,.'s's
OF humanity, and ~, ~ y
protection Of labo, 'os MeA
so-callcd, gncak IN ana X, 'ti w
Lost to az sense II ins s',t VT
manhood they sell tb, ,rs'ss, dk,, h
ice Of monopoly N aId , \ lfS
tcllow-men. Natcta~ v. y ea'liTA
trocltles, humanity H. ~ ,.., s,eI n
assnsslnsi the Sasloy , \. llsf
Judas The smaIl.ns, Y n,t N IS
dread the presence n .a VIZ y
WI. tley pollutc the W. p's.nh
community cursed ~ ky
They ara beneath conie,,.N, WY NJ Is
human race. o, Opsg Ms
q Districts Il snd NJ
ssasassaassI = ~ n IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Tlh pen may be mightler than the
sword, aud probably Is, but In Texas ex'
pcrlenue demonstrates that shotgun
carries of tho h0nors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Likos ItS style.


If the obituary editor Of the fort Worth
GAZETTE will promise TO give us an
average soud-ott, he can cali around aud
do the job at any time. Ills style IL well
worth dying for,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

rlur university regents seem 70 have
hungled matters In the matter OF that
lease that the land board oyernlcd
Leasing is a bungling operation anyhow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
THE GAZETTE ABROAD,

TIM GAEErrB will bo found for sale NJ INV
plaoes named In the following oitles
CuIOAaO. ILi, W, w. Ai2or, lb2 Doarhorn
,tTeet and l., aohnnncr, Grand Pacific hotel
IN. LOUIS, Philip llooder, w owe
stroot and JRn, OyortOn, Southern hotol
Homer l.. Hull. n. Iiirahnold and u ", Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

TnE GAznTrE representative met Mr..
a. G. shuRarl Of Fort Worth out west
the other day, and WAS informed OF a
little incident that lsa volume In Itself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

M AN1'kD--A good fvcepa W. v 4. I
w desk, i've 10 ia ferIloPti"F Z
morton street.
XxTANTEn- 4 youpg. iaau WI WI
w with plano rental y " w. \. 4
tons on piano or bhnip " VIZ ~
Heat Of references. eau On VIZ
icl6cr'a &. (.
NOR llouechnld, haa. ~
kitchOn furniture ~ y, ns'i va
room quits. ono line plano w ilisl'
northwest corner OF foni'ae
atfurie, A.
mon SALE.1Sew bqgs, ses
Martin, NJ Wltlcn's llyeli ~ ~.
ISoR SALE lyarr 4 fsps VIZ
WIN Rell at bqrfalng ~
asod. Address lock box 20, .sI
u,nE MohIfOllT llpyag Az a
originally Hon ion D y. 'ns,' \, I
TO atop In town near 1el, \. w NJ, ,ies nv,
n0Hn part OF town. ohNe'"'
no charge made, y,.as : lg.glp
A JtTEsiAN BATH u0u n,
~ water, eighty gall9a, n,nasalla
rAInWhter-- white eulphu' <" IN N
Inc bcat bathing water y .1 IA 4 y
usod M nj Hot spflpga vlsi wv, IL
inp. Single tirkeif, N usnn' .o,l
Stanley n Markle, pfopf'e"''
public elunrc. ~ Z
tyIvIAN n i.fi.ANp, t' 'ss llHl'
v lection agents W ~
Toxaa, Tagcoan, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
WANTED. nfAJ,r IIelP,

IkTANTED--A cook ono ihii iist|
w every department oi ihf tshioi
SALARY paid; none but 1fsl cliil w
w y, pcrkiue, proprietor poltlri "a
ham, TeN,
IAT ANTED--A good tailor, psill
w maker. None but 0 Inst CAV q I
apply. T. keis, pHrls, Tex.
WANTED = At ,nG0, ihree lre tilp
w nj Wonlhcffpfi, So q we'll ~
Gus A. Jensen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

WACO is going at things right She
will not only manufacture wooden cloths,
but make them UP into clothing. Waco
has walked up,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

GENERAL Strike Is now the mostproml-
ncut hgurc in the war between employers
and employed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

THE GAZETTE IL tho only paper In
North Tsxas that now publishes tho Asso-
oIaiad Prosa kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

MAYOR BuowN, Henry Brown, OF Dal'
las Is candidate for governor, II At all,
IN his quarantine record
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Dr LrsaErs has sailed for France.
The lsthmus OF Panama willuot runaway
In his absence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

ruERN ought to be II constitutional
amendment making men over u certain
age ineligible 60 the moyoralty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

roTnE Waco Examiner TnE aezr1rr
win not "hodge.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
SITUATION wANTrp Nli,

M ANTED-- 4 position IA pilsaIlt
w giat, thorough graduate d "A
mud pharmacy Tho beti Of ftlutm
AddraHR, poatOillgn hos 1l5, fon Was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
fnrnor a nienla.. I, ]

The famous Houston s,rM
always Keep the best gooassle. "
prices. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
welded to It's Idol.

Avarudo Bulletin.
The objectionable sin OF the Fort II
rnr GtZErrr, and she IL welded TO IL,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

THE GAZETTE has tho Iargoat
bona-fido circulation Of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
WANT COLUMN


u
1liE Peoples Intelligence "A N.
4 once, M stairs over potlo6ts X Vi
Railroads, hotola, farmers, ms,slai'.: y
trnctoTH ana prl,aic families isno'p
Ioliablo help, both male and tens, n
dora promptly attended 10, relepss..
q. w, duynn, Proprietor.
U'O thu ladies Of Fort won6- VI \
her, formerly OF Little raj. A. "
dreAhmnhlng npatHlre 10 the MI I.
block, whore bho 10 pfcpafee IA MI
droaamaking Of ail kinds. ssl.iln,s'
hntccd.
WAN1ED- W. want The pse5ls I I
w that VIZ have removed OH ola *
tolligcnce and employment oam n,
north side OF the square 10 Mslt ~
between Eighth and Ninth, whuest n \
to lako orders for help FREQ 81 elult q
promptly attended 70 from c0urH
Boil telephone ?lA, GOODWIN kDlS
M us. PRANK MlTruuLL hai irsi
wi residence 10 100 W. Filth stree n
and NIL kinds OF material ON hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
ROOMS FOR HkkT,

frO LIZ Furnished rooms, ioeaei|
l sure, IN tho opora. houfr bplllsi
to ChaB. lionlon.
NOR liENT--liooiU, southern sigsg
II board. for couple con "a ~ ?
Often, sos West First a'feel
EOIi KENT Pleasant i0rnbhfsp
II healthy locality, AZ cQfuH ~
Grove Htrocia, K.
LyOR RENT Furnished room \ K
Il WuAthcrford alreci y Ro'.s'
NOT RENT--furnikhed aeetl NY y
L. and healthy locnllsyitll hsAl,sl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

80 IA"
Y1nnt.ial AZ WILLS, Al. Xxx
Ill Montague. 1'csas '...Isa
10 land md commcfcial Y Z, a
~ n. MuSnY, AllotasI 'ilsa
II, agent, clay counV'
odico m court Douse, ..,,e a
Y,Fs. h. TURNER , Hos S''llI
IL aeents, Vernon, Wlln laiif *
49, ,d,,, lands and pay iats s rlll
lv ,,,n ,i,'e,tnct tillee, buy, ~ ~ ~
resent owners u tehl illlis1l \
abelracls 70 Wilbefksnl, seol|'a
Knox. Taylor and Afcn''
CATION u ppeclaltY x6l.lI fIf|
~ o0D, rlsnka : s XXI,
w law, san Marcos, ~, fIls
rxyis, nrALi. 4 aog 1ss'
ID couneolora al LaM So,, "
tlonAl bank, Main pts s.'
LII NJ. W. ROUTE, \. W. NV
ID md Toaidenca ln ~ Oaf X 4
anpoalto the opera bow nsilIi
a, nj 9.s0 70 L; ~
Tsieuhons. No. goo AZ
T'''II,lAss,s''' \
Hnssiiiff ~ ~ ~ Y. ~ Z
hn"ia lsa a,ssip ~ s..'s,, "a w
'''' Or r. 1Ro 4 CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

|lpfonfiato music f0r ihe oc-
|Hnillnl supper, % Inv metils
|{qht ihfrr Of Tue DA2rRrH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
TWENTY PAGES.

SUNDAY MORNING. nAnou ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
NyANTIu JIOAItn AN fQl''

XGyANpED.-.lloom, win hQsil
w family, C0nyonlcnt % unRr &c
drcsB Boardtr. Gazette oitce.
IAyANrkD Hoard apd laas'n. u Y n \
w family, near Gazette once A'pF'
stating dlsthnce and terms. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.

RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.
no MArJ sUBsORIDRRsi
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LOADED CIGARS.
The Latest Device Invented for the Bene-
fit of Senseless "Jokers."

| The Latest Device Invented for the Bene-
| fit of Senseless COOKERS"
''Loaded" cigars, as instruments of
ml"th-provoking torture, are likely to
come into more general use among
practical jokers on account of new
| method OF manufacture Which lessons
the danger of the explosions. A small
cartridge of powder, inserted in the mid
die of cigar, was able to furnish
large amount of hilarity. but it was
likely to damage the cyesight of the I'M
suspecting smoker who had been selected
as victim by the iokers Serious acct
dents, followed by suits for damage.
made the old style ''loaded" cigar
unpopular. When man who had
been known to indulge in fun at
the expense of his friends offered cigar
OF the finest brand to an acquaintance
he was obliged to answer such questions
az ''Will it 90 ot1?'' or (Which way
snail point it?' A man with a rcpu-
tatlon as u joker could keep box of
cigars open in his office with safety.
Ills trends would be sure to think that
articles left exposed III such Il tempting
way We're dangerous to fool with.
Recently some manufacturer has
adopted method of ''lahing'' cigars
of a certain brand with q chemical cart
ridge which takes fire soon after the
weed is lighted There is no
sudden explosion which skaters the
wrapper and sends fragments of burn
ing tobacco in all directions. but from
the end of the cigar a stream of fire
shoots out to a distance of about three
feet in direct line. 1t makes man
look for few seconds as if he were a
a gas tank and held piece of broken
gas-pipe in his mouth. The man is in
no danger SO long as he keeps still and
lets the cigar sputter away. To hold
the weed firmly in the teeth at such
moment is better test of mans
nerve than TO hang on to the end of a
burning Roman candle. The chief dan
GER to be feared is that some man may
drop a cigar and start contlagration if
he attempts to smoke indoors.-N. Y.
Tribune.