davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1886-06-09

MoMM IF. the ar. good sst ts'ass " 'h iss
alone on account OF Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents, by
Pearsc K McGill. Druggists.
, 1886-06-09
SK|N,'uses%ss'i;;S ; ;1,,,

HuMILTATING Eruptions. Itching and Burn
IL ing skin fortunes. Loathsome sores and ev-
cry species of Itching. Scnly. Pimply, inner
Blood. skin and Scale, with Loss Of Hair, from
Infancy To old age, are positively cure ! by CUrI-
tURA. The great skin Cure and curICURA
SOAR, an exqu site skin Bcautifier. externally.
and curIcuRA k~tsoLNENr. the new Blood
Purifier, Internally.
, 1886-06-09

A certain eccentric composer met u
friend who asked IL he had recently been
making any more music. well replied
the composer, composition is a serious nj
fair. II you have n good idea you can't
hnd the paper to write it down, il you do
write it, you won't find II publisher, If you
do iind one. he won't praise you; II your
music eventually Is published, nobody
will buy 1t; II somebody does buy IL, he
won't know how to play it; and he does
play IL, he wont like It,"
At Hammonton. n. j., there Is an incd
batting establishment at which 5000 eggs
rap liz urtinsfullv hntcha1 at npa tim.
, 1886-06-09

Delicious ice cream and the finest soda
water with all the various fruit syrups, at
III. ii. Ellis.
, 1886-06-09
DISGUSTING !!

There is nothing SO discouraging and
disgusting to a person as to pay a good
price for a garment which is sure to fade
after a months wear. We tell you when
our goods are liable to fade las most fancy
colors do in this dry climate), and we
guarantee every garment fit perfectly.
The following are some rare bargains:
Mems Navy Blue Middlesex Suits
0hese goods are warranted fast
90
Mems 4.button Getaway Suits,
Black Diagonal, worsted.......... 9 90
Boys Long Pants Fancy Mixed
Chevlot Sults.."-............,.. ) 50
Boys. (Short Pants Navy Blue
Suits: ...~.--.~.."........s4 90 d } 90
Fine Silk and Satin Summer
Scarfs......--.-........... 80
Fine White Shirts. ...........$ 90 & so
Latest Style Collars. ...........l5c 20c Il %
Latess Style Cuffs. ............26c 35c Il 40
Mems Gauze Undershirts ....... SOC, Il IS
Mems and Boys Straw Hats......50c x -
Mems and Boys Mackinaw Straw
Hats..--...-.-.....-.....Sl 80 to 4 90
Boys Straw Hats................25c to | 50
Best Mems Shoes on earth for the
3 90
French Calf, Hand Made, Oxford
iieo .':.'..... v w
Boys Cali, Kid Top, Shoes. . 90
We could 20 on and onumerate a hun
dred other articles hat are very reason
able in price yet good in quality, but our
space will not permit it. Don't forget.
we give one chance ticket to three hand
some presents for every one dollars worth
bought in our Boys and Children's De
partment for boys from > to l6 years old.
Catalogue mailed free on application.
Skinner Bros. & Wright
Cor. 18Th and Laurence SIS. Denrer
, 1886-06-09

If you want an elegant custom suit on
short notice. go to b. Hellman
, 1886-06-09

THE SEWING MACHINE
d Do Is the cause OF Uterine Pains and
Nktk2 Weakness For Aching Sides and
Back. Kidney Pains, Sciatica. Chest
~S1Pains, Weakness and Inflammation
me CuricunA ANTI AIN PLASTER is infalll-
- cents
, 1886-06-09

81. g. BAIRD and A. g. CAMpBELL), At
torneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, CLey-
second floor, Stabbins L. Post 8 bank block.
, 1886-06-09
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
louisiana State Lottery Comply
Extraordinary Quarterly Drawinu

In the Academy of Music. New Orleans, Tues
day, June 10. lss6,
Under the personal SUPERVISION anG manage
ment of General q r. T. UkEGARD, OF
Louisiana. and General JUBAL A.
EAR nj ALr.rinIu
, 1886-06-09

REAL ESTATE. LOAN, AND LIVE
STOCK. Ferguson street, Cheyenne.
, 1886-06-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office Della
ware Block, Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1886-06-09

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives 8
, 1886-06-09

Successor to II. S. Oliver, FIRE INSURANCE.
None but time tried and fire tested companies
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
, 1886-06-09

RI RfkC II In ALI its branches by W. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
I'LL IHI ! IIIvU street., me door west OF the old stand. Snglfoot
ing ant fancy shoung a specially. All kind o wagon work done first class
, 1886-06-09

V. S. Glafcke, the florist, telephone
No. 6S. Artistic floral work a specially.
, 1886-06-09

IL H.. COPELAND,
MlRr. Of Artists Stained Glass.
Designs FURNISHED oil application.
Blake aud 18th St.. Denver, Colo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-06

Call, Examine Goods and get Price S
Before Purchasing Elsewhere am 1e
Convinced at the low figures. Tin and
Plumuing Work Done in Good Share
and at Short Notice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-06
4 GORGEOUS MILITARY AND
CIVIC PARADE.
4 Procession Over a Mile
Long.
THE CITY ALIVE WITH DEC
ORArlONS AND VISIT
DRS.
Bob Lindsey. splendid Grafton

Carson never excited itself TO
present a better appearance than
on Saturday last. The dccoratlng
began the day before, aud there
was hardly private residence IN
town that was not futterius with
flags and bunting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

protomont Of the public schools, now adyo'
Gates me man FOR state superintendent who
viii above al others perfect the system Into
What q ought 70 no. Let he friends Of cdu.
cation ali over the state lond helping hand,
and success IL assured. Cicbnrnc Chronicle.
The people Of Tarraht county appre-
ciaie Rightly the above compliment 20
one Of rs most popular citizens, and
would he proud 70 see him nominated by
the Democracy Of Texas Tor the hlghposl-
ton Of state superintendent OF schools.
Mr.. Collier IS a thoroughly practical edu-
Gator Of long experience ~ Texas. lie
knows the wants Of the people, and Is in
ldll sympathy with the people and The
wants Tarrant county VIII be pleased to
present the name Of Mr.. Collier, and
promise The people IN him q gentleman
in every way qualified to faithfully per-
form the duties Of the position and In tito
honor himself aud the state. The truth
OF this VIII be attcsted by hundreds who
know John collierpcrsonnlly and that the
interests Of public education IN this state
could be ntrustcd 10 no hands more safe
and capable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

the On was there a step tnkon 10 reform
the great abuses which had sprung up
under Republican rule. Never were The
abuses OF the tlyil.soryicc -ach ~ 70 10.
qulrc reformation iili That parry made
the vast machinery constructed o. oilec.
holders and the enormous patronage Of
the government facior. in party manage.
mcni 70 potent that oil courts congresses
and administrations became creatures Of
the manIpulators u tho pogcr 10 appoint
and remove, 10 threaten aud command
every agent In public employment. when
a Democratic senator brought forward
The bin for the regulation Of the public
service the Republicans were compelled
reluctantly TO accept t. They never
executed Il Under Republican authority
Il was dead letter Whatever credit
there Is for It's practical application be-
longs 10 the Democratic party, whose
agents have purified and elevated the
tone Of the public service. The Repub-
lcan pTetensc Is false and absurd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
FALSE pRgrgNDERN.

Every now and then some Republican
who presumes that the American nation
is composed OF some G0,0O0,0OO fools,
brings forth the assertion that his Is the
party OF olyil.serylco rciorn, that Repub.
lean members Of congress supported the
scheme, and without their support 1t
never would have become law,
That isnot disputed Many Rrpubll.
can congressman and senators dld vote
for the bill hut their vote was not the
Tree exercise Of their discretion They
were afraid not to vote fora measure So
clamored for by the people, The true
test y not the enactment of the law, but
its enforcement President Arthur
had time before his term closed In
put clyll.sprylco reform IN Practice
hut under his administration we
heard nothing Of 1t, Not untll
Democratic president was elected did
We hear Of any practical enforcement Of
cNll.Serylce reform
II there is any subject respecting which
the Republican party should be modest In
rs pretcnslons that subject Is Surely
clyil.serylec reform, For nore TIN
twenty years !, had ihc power ncp,y all
The tlme to adopt such mcaslre, but
never I'M a Democrat hroupN' forward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

swfSDLERs have been selling Texas
land certificates TO parties In The East,
and great many innocent purchasers
will dud, whom they 20 70 locate the land
that these certificates call for that they
are not worth the paper they are printed
on. Every acre Of the available public
domain was takon up years ago. aud the
state has issued certificates for some
millions Of acres more than can be sup.
Piled Unless the state Of Texas Is Will
ing to allow Itself TO be made willing
party 10 swindle. these certificates,
claiming, unaer authority Of the state
government, TO give thc right to locate
land In Texas, ought TO be called in and
destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
STATE SUPERINTENDENT an
PUBLTC IVSTR UCyJON

The onicO OF state superintendent Of pulllc
Instruction ia onr OF Tho most Important tha, i.
TO be illlcd by tho vote Of the pconlo NEXT Nc.
yemb,r. Among politicians. fl ia true. mo
place Is oonslderud OF bat Iitue lmnortnnee.
and + only regarded from a trading standpoint
Tor All that can bc made ont OF il Dy denla wlu,
thla OF TINT delegation in favor Of mia or tho
other candidate But to the people who have
the burdens Of government 10 boar the public
school superintendent IL Of The utmost Inn,
portancc. More mpnoy Ia oNpondnd ON mo
schools than In all the Other branches az no
state government 10 the apprehension, Of
public instruction V lnlFus'e7 the duty sec.
hs 'uo' 'nis money seNpendrd to the best nd
vantage INV peopp WIZ pay great httonuoh 60
enoos'nE y soNeihof VINO u careful of the
"haho'' OF 'nV sla'o administration ia u not
" oven moio Importance 70 p' careful IN the
s'i'0Von Oh sohoo' super'hlepdent IN whoee
pnpaftmen' more money Is expended Than Tn
au 'uv other uepaf.n'eh~ OF INC state 10 get
lne lull oeneut 81 this money lhe people must
enoose wan OF eu"'n's'fN'Ne ability coupled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
THE GAzErTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS. MONDAY, MARCH I.

Of Isolated cases evidently did not war
rant the quarantine, and well knowing
tho ruinous eject smallpox plague
would have upon the business interests
OF the city, the public may rest assured
that the authorities OF Fort Worth will
not permit the disease to spread and as
sumo anything like an epidemic form.
No doubt the disease win be promptly
stamped out, and 10 less than thirty DAYS
not yesllgc Of II will remain. Mean.
while there Is no moro danger for cut
siders 70 visit the Fort now than al any
time previous to the ridiculous smallpox
scare
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

euScfg" Powell Cole, who died At hls
home 10 Clay county one dry last week,
was model Of honest, true, shaggy
American manhood lie was nola learned
man, nor refined man, IN the sense u
acquired rcanementI but he was an
example Of that class Of men, TOO rare In
this day, whose Innate horse senscp
made them superior 10 the needs Of arti-
neiai knowledge ihas warps the mind aud
gives II a superficial cultivation. And
more than that, he was a truc Texan.
MAY Tic grass grow green above hlml
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

>. - Atkins, chief OF police. Knoxville
lul'll, writes My family and | ara
ptehenclarles OF your most excellent mcdI.
clnol ilr King New Discovery for con.
sump.loni having found Il to be all thai
you claim Tor u desire 10 testify TO ils
vlrlue My friends, to whom have
tunityn - 'Fl'oi
" Kings New Discovery for on
sumption Is guaranteed to cure coughs,
ooIds, bronchitis, asthma Troup and
co.'s drug 5g', s'o, Large size, 81, '''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
rnE MOnKERr 0r m

Ihhi people everywhere may know ll'
anmus of the Dallas quarantine TN
GAZETTE has called attention 10 the fact
that IL was but an advertised, not oh eX
ccutpd quarantine The advertisement
Of smallpox IN Fort Worth, by means Of j
quarantine against this city, was al
Dallas wanted and mere prutcusc oI
enforcement was made In order to Justify
Itself IN tho public mind The plain pur
pose Of the Dallas quarantine was made
apparent ai The very outset, when the
quarantine proclamation was printed and
distributed on rcst.bouad trains II
Dallas had merely desired TO protect
itself against people going from Fort
Worth TO that city, what need was there
to warn people going rcd} What was
the motive, u not to prevent people from
coming to Fort WORTH More proof, ia,
alroclous conduct Of Dallas Is seen IN
The Dallas Times " the 2Glh ult Ed.
torlally that paper had there, among other
photographic Justification Of Dallas
After thls Fort Worth VIII take better care Of
IT. health pallaa don't intend 10 suncr by INC
Forts carolcasucss
me Tim's W parity responsible FOR The quar-
ann", , at' y, 'T' , w"n"' ~" 'l''' y
.poy md don,t Sant mV of a. tlo,sc n.
course
From the above The public might be-
lleye tliat Dallas sought only to protect
Itself, But IN the local columns of the
Times oI the sane date arc the following
among other personals"
John odem OF Fort Worth Is In tho city
n' , uo,,'n' o, ior, worm y IN th' Guy
Ram llnt.r =, rort wo,,n e. !" , ,"c c c,,
j. y. Iiocd Of Fort worth n In tho cty.
Tobc johnson Of Fort Worn, IA in town
W '" lp''l' OF Fort worth isht the wind
i,,ot.oo, ann. Ia. ..,,,oo, ,.... 49,.
worth.
oliver p. Evans OF forJ Worth ia guest Al
The 81 James
NOW lnE GAzHrrE submits to the pub
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
Noticn.

] b,yo ,,, rohi WoRrM TFN., Rob. "a. 1sso
c,,, a'g tiiS da{ sold my business in tbis
VIII VIII 49, :" -; a and Z NJ. Schwartz' wb 'S
ma" NM, Continue ,,, the same at the Old stanG
Rrns 'n ~, style aud firm name Of Sehwari1
rnn V tn3nk,lnng YOU for your past nat me
Sullolting for my successors =
iullyyours, IN ~ respect
IN nnr et s,ing 20 ne above we beg TO state
~ our friends and the public IN ee ~ s,ste
1 oii We WIZ continue the business az ~
vsI,a s3,enu, and hope to rccoivp yon,.
'a'u'u patronage in the future. '0u'
a SCHWARTZ,
". NJ. SunwAR1q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Is Oklahoma and 80 Mans Land are
organized in territory, as proposed by
AIR. Weaver, immigration from kansas,
ON which Il borders and from the North,
will on 4 with Republicans and make II a
Republican state wien It's enters the
Union, Organize the entire Indian Ter.
ri,ory In territorial government, and Il
will have an excess " Democrats, aud In
time bucomc Democratic state Let
Democratic congressman beware OF the
Weaver ill,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

FuRc worm Is Kicking muchly ~ Dallas Tor
qunranunDg against her We think DALLAS cid
right, oven II thcro " any intimati0n of small
pos being an epidemic IN tho Fort, or likely 70
be-, THIS thing Of weighing the lives Of people
Agaiuel The pgounlary ntercAts Of place is an
Outrage, and the newspaper or board Of health
~ physician That would smother and keep down
the fhrl OF the existence OF q soourgo likG small
poy ought to ho crlmlnally dealt With Wills
Point Chronicle.
The opinion of the wills Point paper
would be entitled to credit II II had not
been proved that Dallas merely adyor.
tlsod a quarantine in the hope Of injurlng
Fort Worth by means Of frightening people
away from this city, and then daily per.
hitting Fort Worth people TO 90 10 Dul.
las. What does the Chronicle think OF
such conductY II Dallas had demon.
slratcd IT. fear OF The smallpox by rigid
quarantine, the case would be different.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

SECRETARY MANNING says The Morri.
son tariff blu viii reduce the public revo-
nue. only sl2 100000, and OF this amount
but -, 900, 900 viii come from The decrease
OF the sugar duties Whom the Demo
cratic party, In their national convention,
solemny pledged the country TO reduce
and revise the tariff, they either meant II
or they did not mean IT, II they did
mean II, now Is the tins TO show their
win By action A defeat Of tho attempt
al tariff reform will lead to Tue doieat OF
the Democratic party for the country
VIII look ~ N us professions, after such
AN exhibition Of lnslnecrlty, with sus-
plcion and doubt, The Republicans also.
IL Is true, promised 10 'Teylse the ine-
qualities OF the tarlf,n but rs they are
not IN power they cannot be- charged
with the failure TO carry out their prom
iscs The Democrats ia congress, aud
the party that they represent, will have to
bear the burden Of defeat of tarln lex.
lslatlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
THE GROWING IyrAMY.
the Most NmdictNe Demonstration Yet
EmnnRting from Dallas.

NoRlh'ttVfu sun,
otalI previous Dallas ana Fort W.,
chickering's, the present small-paY, 'at, W.
Is undoubtedly The most huns IL. Ply, Nv
ny and ,mdlclhc, OF ne 10 he drea6 Sa
oeiall city, none ans mlterbl lot ,sa,.v''
and more hnrlluSi the smallpox plaens
,pan NisiAAc form, and hence II IL mi
~ ~ VUNt In cases ofimmment danger ~
us' VA visitation any city on community
Mould resort 10 any and sll ayallable
meaus calculated to ward Oh The drcadea
But before resortlna ~
the most extreme measun In surb
a case that of ularantinln.
against uelghborng dly--lnm,I
taxable evidence OF pcricctli instiaahla
grounds for so doing should in positlvr,v
known TO exist. Whether % moi snrL
Unsuitable grounds aid exist tho casa
Of the Dallas quarantine aainst Fort
Worth Is extremely doubtful lndoed
irom the result OF careful inestIentlons
by health officers from scv,al Of thS
nelghboring cities, ncludin, even ,ha,
Official from Dallas itself. Il ppears I'M
10 fact the Dallas qlarantneyas inang'
ufated 10 unscemly haste nd wltho9,
dne regard for the detrmeuu effee, ~
such action upon the Interested uslstsr
el'y' Tho comparatively aall number
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

rm Midlothian News Is ont IN a new
dress and enlarged, Tho News Is doing
good service aud deserves the success
these improvements Indicate Now, that
Midlothian win bovc the Fort Worth q
New orleans railroad addcd TO It's dis.
Irritating facilities good paper will be
all The more valuable The News should
be strongly supported by the people for
whom II labors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

MNADA sTAfLIoNs-.lI, i. * X.
" Lltohllcld, H., stopiather x M
roai estate agent,wl ! be here duIl:, \
ent week WITH q ear load Of ClIcesS,, +,
draftand Cleveland bay Jtalllons N,
are. all Canadn raised horses, inlns,,,;1
ana wintcred IN Southern kansas M.
ior uee, with sure and speedy relan N
men purchasing them. rhng wat 4
MIR. Benrpc with great care, .ur11sie
pense, and he win IN All sales flat1s.s
inctlon, as from his long oxpcrIms
horse business he feels safe N XII =,
place HIN lavorably before tho prila I,
inspection omalimen, we hope 10 H.
sales.
DOR sAl.E-tiity fat mules, iii.
II work. Address Coilln Brcs,, ihla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

sgiciy. But when one town quarantincs
aralns, another, distributes quarantine
handblls 10 people going away from u,
and permits people from the place infect,
Ell with an "uncon,rollable" "cpldcmlc"
70 pass freely TO the "proiccied" city,
then the motive becomes plain Not
protection, but spite and Ignorance ana
.olD.bness actuated Dallas IN quarantln-
Ing against Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

The commissioners capft w.
county, Ten, Will. on tho secee.s. n
March, a, ID. 1855, receive plaas ~ * a
lions for 4 bflck court house 49, Il'
than S35 COO, 10 De bnlltl IN lhs Wa. A. !
the county seat OF Will,nfgef ey W. NJ Y
court reserves the rigit ~ ,s,se.Fss o.
plans and specifications anpnl'fJ y n,
Connlv Inagn. MllhArgeI VI. 49,, =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

a NEW YoHE weekly paper which
names itseli "Thc Journal Of Soclctyn =
prlnts an absurd story about Tho earl ot
AyIcslord, who died on HIS ranch nt Big
Springs yrar or two ago He didn't die,
80 prints the New York paper. Ne had 4
Sl,00Q,000 Insurance ON bis liio, and The
New York mental arrangement cannot
understand why man with such admra.
Die opportunities should not take ady0nt.
age OF them Ia copper the million "what
proof ~ HIS doceaso was demanded by
The Insurance companlospp asks the SO.
clcty journal "About week after the
report Of II, Lord Aylcsiord's secretary
arrived la New York from Texas lie
brought with him coffin. he reached
the city ON Friday, and on Saturday
sailed with the coflln 20 ENGLAND Was
that colin ever openedp" And then II Is
snrmiscd hatthc supposed deadman Is IN
California or Australia enjoying himself.
II the New York douhtcr wants 90 satisfy
himself he ought TO 90 TO Biz Springs
and learn from the associates OF the late
carr whether he Ii dead or not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

" eyote could be taken to show the
win of the people OF Texas to uphold or
condemn the action Of the Dallas city
council, the majority for Cleveland would
be trivial alongside OF the majority that
would be east IN Indignant condemnation
oi that city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

hGnu OF way through The Indian Terri.
tory has been granted the Fort Worth &
Denver CITY runway The FORT Worth
& Denver Will build 1t Is not road 60
ask ior aNaluablc franchise without the
intention to utilize H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

ehiot o7klhg powders are one az N.
fee, s, mi a'I' ~, 20 the cook In prepariae ner
wiIe ,1,,, wholesome food, aud the 6onse.
agai,s WI 90 Wen to be on her mari
I ost baking powder tramps. SI ulSiN
from hnaNlng Powder is never pedd,ed
ing a uVnsg TO house, as the manifac,nr
tassea ps,e ~ OF j, II. Brown 4
msnds =, ., US uttermost TO supply the Az
nels s 'ua' come through Legitimate Chan,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

lN behalf Of the people Of Fort Worth
Tnr GAzrrrn tenders the fullest sympa-
thy with Dallas Ia the exposure aud pub
lie condemnation OF that cly's "uucon.
lraaablu" "epldenicn OF meamcss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

GaiuAyillc Advance sun.
Beyond any reasonable doubt thc Fort
Worth GAzErrE Is the best aud nowsIest
daily paper IN Texas. Not only as an IN.
hrtsuOg newspaper does IL suipass, but
N get up, print and arrangement OF maj
YER u i. hy far the most attractive of any
Texas Journal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

wRrMn Of the new school, whose
shibboleth Is 'hoycutt" announces with
out smile that 'unrestralncd competi.
ton is monopoly" II this be true
proposition, the warning railroads, whose
competition has reduced rates between
81 Louis to San Francisco from Sl0o TO
S25, are irightiUl examples OF monopoly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
rnr nAzrrrn AnnoAp.

rHE G1gErrE viii bee fonnd for sale at the
places named IN the following citog
CptoAoO. ItL--W ~. Sigcr, lhl Dearborn
street nnd l., Aohanncr, Grand Pacific MOTEL,
NJ. LOUIS, Mo- Philip noeder, 81 Oliyo
.troot and Jas. Oyerton, Southern hotel
ilOr srnINos, AHK,--J, II. Davis " CO.,
Homur l.. Hull, N Hirehneid aud T.. y. Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
stick 10 The Gn,yi,e.


E0silnnd Anchor
The Fort Worth GME11E stll "holds
lho fort" in these parts The Dallas
News pat IN It's appearance hut then dis
appeared II seems that the people out
here believe IN the old way, aud arc mai.
urdlly inclined TO stick TO iheir old friend
TnE GSNerru.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Mrs sat 10 the open air, IN shirt
sleeves, IN Fort Worth, and read reports
In Yesterdays GAzFrrE OF the freezing
blizzard on The Atlantic coast, Come TO
Texas aud thaw out, young man