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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
To Garden-Makers.

I may be a little early, but they
say the early bird catches the worm.
When you get ready to make gar
den, don't fail to purchase the
celebrated A. B. Cleaveland & Co.
Garden Seed. For sale only by
w. A.. Morris. Papers usually
sold for 5 cents will be sold this
year for 2 II cents. It is to your
interest to call and get a catalogue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

The corridors of the hotels We're
filled with strangers last night, an
unusually large number being in
the city. The Rodgers murder
trial has helped to swell the list Of
visitors but aside from this the
hotel folks claim a big increase in
business. Mexico's hotels have
no superior in the State and they
deserve the prosperity they enjoy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

Plowsl Plowsl Big stock, low
prices. Ferris & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23
What Bothered HIM.

See that S55 spring wagon at
Ferris & Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-02-23

Lou Thompson, a colored girl,
was arrested last night, charged
with stealing a pair of opera glasses
from Mrs. R. E. Hisey, South JEFF
ferson Street. No positive proof
could be furnished and the girl was
released this morning. With John
Harris, Andy Locke and George
Clark serving a sentence in the
penitentiary and 81 Fawcett in a
fair way to join them, burglaries
will be of less frequent occurrence
in Mexico.
The State closed in the Rodgers
murder trial yesterday and the tes-
timony for the defenseis now being
given. The plea of insanity has
been set up. The case has attract
ed much attention and the interest
is intense. The court room has
been crowded all day, principally
with strangers from the scene OF
the trouble in Montgomery county.
The case will not likely be closed
before the last of the week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE SETTLERS AND THE LEASE
In their appeal for 8 modification Of
the land system the sctual .ettlers OF the
Panhandle show no desire to disturb the
operations Of the leasing system beyond
the necessary effect OF sale of the public
lands. They ask to be permitted to buy
on terms that will enable them to acquire
homes and TO develop the unlnhAbited
regions of tie state; they do NOT ask that
unsold lands shSll not be leased.
The time has come when those who OPP
posed the leasing system because they
thought 1t would retard the settlement CT
the state, and these who favored II be-
cause they thought it would not effect
such IN end, to act together against the
powerful league oiland spsculstors who
DO not want the puollc lands made sale
aole, and ths rsnehmen who are opposed
from businss, reasons to the settlement.
Of the country.
The settler ssks for liberal sale sys.
tenn Surely no one without financial IN
teres's to be Affected thereby, Will deny
that he is entitled TO that auch, or thst It
is to the interests Of the state to grant
him that much. Upon the subject Of the
lease he says:
We have no objection to the lease law. as we
re- cogpizs the business Of those paying for the
grass, who derive bereGt from 1t, and we see
in It means of protecting tho stock farmer
from those who would turn loose without right
or reason, vast numbers Of cattle on their
range. Cattlemen should be lowed to lease
IN large bodies, those lands that are in grazing
districts, and the etock-farmer in a limited
way, those grazing sections and unoccupied
agricultural lands in the agricultural districts.
The press OF Texas, with few excep-
tons, has no Interest in private lands in
the west. Will 1t not, with Its usual cal
for the development OF the state, sssis,
the actual settler in his effort to secure
foothold IN the west?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

fiscal year ending June 80. 1899, should
be but little over s3,o00,000. That for
the past year WAS little over a. ,000. 600.
The plan Of putting letter boxes upon
the street cars has struck several cities
fsvorably, but with the exception OF
Philadelphia none Of them gives Post
master Brown the credit of inventing the
scheme.
The cabbage growers OF Northern Ohio
formed trust, but their prices were SO
high that people refused to buy, and their
vegetables were left on their hands. Cab
bsgcs like onions, are q luxury, and not
3 necessity.
Mr.. Whiting, one Of the two Democrats
elected to the next house from Michigan,
| says thst the war Was fought over SCALA
during the campaign. So high wss the
old Wat lee ling that he was attacked for
wearing suit OF gray clothing.
Further details OF the last duel between
two French editors show that, after firing
four harmless shots, they adjourned to 5
neighborirg cafe and made up over 9
glass Of absinthe. Abandoning 9 harm.
less weapon, they resorted to one which
Is sure death.
The annual report OF the secretary of
war is at hand, but contains little of gen.
ersl interest not hitherto made public.
The secretary Is earnest in behalf of in
cressing cur coast defenses, and wants
an iuitistory appropriation of S2.s4o,O00
for that purpose.
When the the Republicans come into
power the Atm Of March next they will
find confronting thrm 8 surplus in the
treasury OF 500, ZOO, 900, which they will
get awsy with, and surplus Of 100, 000.-
900 gsl!ons of whisky, which they will
put down TO get rid OF.
Mssons will be interested in the invent
lon by an Eastern man Of two kinds CT
clustering composition. That to be used
for the first coat consists Of sand, saw
dust, plaster of paris, Stacked line, sugar
and carbonate Of sods, while that Of the
second coat is made Of cream OF tartar,
pumice stone, sugar, lime and plaster OF
paris, each composition being compound
I'd and applied in proportions and after
described. Both compositions
have been patented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

ism Is so meagsrly represented in the
state press. In the entire state, with
perhaps $50 daily and weekly publies'
tons, there are not exceeding half
dozsn pronounced advocates of Repuhli.
can doctrines.
The wonder that is felt in the North Of
the solidarity of the South would dissp.
pear II It were known how feeble are the
Efforts to promote the growth OF Repub-
licsnism in the South. Its leaders seem
content to maintain the semblince Of Or
ganizstion to enable them to control the
federal patronage when tie presidency
falls to the Republicans. II no greater
efforts were made in the North than in
the South in behalf OF the Republican
party It would be swept out Of existence
in two cam 2Aigns.
The truth Of the matter is that the
Texas Republican organization, which is
doubtless fair sample Of that in other
Southern states, is not & party; It is Q
close corporation whose assets consist OF
federal fl ;es and whose dividends are
limited to the preferred stock Of q small
number Of gentlemen, akin In character
to joey Bsgstock: "Sly, sir; devlish
slv,u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

JIMMY O'BRrEN cIsims that 80, 900 pro.
lection Democrats in the city CT Rev
York voted against Cleveland, snd &C.
counts for ClevelEld's increased ma
jority there By crsGitiug to his account q
large Republican free trade vote. The
claim is Q neat imitation of an ancient
mugwump trick, by which q nominal
mugwump vote Of oo,5oo is magnifsd
into into $4,000. Jeems has evidently
been training with the retormers, Of late,
and the results are painfully apparent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE ChIcsgo Inter Ocean, sanoun cling
the feet Of Repu blicsn ms orily IL con-
gress, says: 1.-THE governors Of Mary
land and Tennessee having refused to
commit crime in the interest OF thekDem-
ocrstic party, 1t would make no difference
with the result what the governors of Viz.
gInis, West Virgins, North Carolins and
Louisiana might do. Il is only fair to
them, however, to add that they have
shown no disposition TO usurp revolution
sry authority for partisan purposes Z"
Still the Inter- Ocean sticks to the charge
Of Democratic conspiracy to steal the
house, One thing is certsin: If the Dem
ocrsts did try to steal the house, the
bunglipg nature of the effort is proof CON-
elusive that 1t WAS the frs. Job Of that
sort they ever undertook.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

TaE libershty Of David Hand, philan.
thropist OF New Haven. Conn, who has
lately given s1,Oo0,ooo for the education
of Southern negroes, stands out in bold
relief from the noisy and vicious decls-
nation Of the Cables, the Medills
and the Forskers. Efforts to inns
prove the condition of the negro will al
ways meet with the approval and CO OPP
GRAFTON OF the people Of the South, who
are doing more for him in the wsy OF
self-taxation for his benefit than indi-
vidusls, however wealthy, can possibly
do. Such assistance is doubly valued
because CT the spirit 1t evinces. The
name Of David Hand deserves no. only to
be perpetuated in the grateful memories
OF the negro. race, but to receive that
reverence from both races that wise be-
nevoleuce should always inspire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Busine,s failures continue to multiply
throughout Nor hern, Eastern apd Southern
Texas. The west seems to be the most pros
porous region j1st now TTe1as Exchange.
While 1t must be 8 matter of congrstu-
lation that the condition Of West Texas is
so excellent. that collections are good
and that no failures in that section are
reported, yet 1t is not seemly to draw
such comparisons IS the above. Fort
Worth, IS the entrepot OF the thriving
and prosperous west, finds pleasure and
profit in the solvent and happy
condition Of the great empire to the west
OF It, but for all that it feels no grahfca-
ton in contrasts that render prominent
the mfsiortunes of other sections less
happily situated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
An INTERNAL MACHINE.
An Attempt to Murder tho Wife CT Prom
ineat Cuban Judge.

An Attempt to Murder tho Wife CT q Prom
ineat Cuban judge.
HAVANA, Dec. 6.-Another outrageous
crime has caused Consideration among
the people Of Havana. The victim is one
OF Havana's most distinguished ladies'.
About p. m. Tuesday there appeared at
the residence of Domingo OIivs, crimins 81
Judge for the district Of Is Cathedral, 9
negro bearing small, writing desk richly
adorned with red and blue satin ribbons,
and with q tiny key attf caed. II was sd-
dressed domingo Diva" Handing the
package TO q servant the negro re-
quested that 1t be delivered to
Sonora Ol.vs, then he disappeared.
The package was set on the parlor table
where in a few moments Madame Clotille
Olive, the judges wife and seventeen
yesr-oid daughter Gi5risls found 1t, and
began to admire its beauty. The young
est lady tried to open 1t with 8 little key
mentioned aooye, bat she had go little
success thst she handed the key to her
mother, requesting her to try her skill.
Mrs, OliVs accordingly drew the chair In
which she IVES sitting up to the table and
tried to open the desk, which seemed
IAmmed in some way. At last she vio-
lently turned the key to the
right when on explosion similar to
the roar Of g cannon took plsca.
and MIA. Olivia found herself bathed in
blood. The desk contained an Internal
machine intended without doubt to muir,
der Olivia. Mrs. Olivia received an ugly
wound, but the doctors hope for her re-
cqxRry. There is noyyolue 20 the psrpe~
tfssors OF .Aesassass III q,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Hot q LocaI e1ettsr.
Dallas Journa'.

Deep water on the Texas eulf coast Ia
far more than mere local consideration,
and the press Of the country is awskening
to the fact. The ST. Louis Republic takes
this view Of the matter: "rke import
srce cf the territory contiguous to the
gulf OF Mexico makes at least two first
class haroors on the Texas coast neces.
sary. 1t is matter Of no consequence at
what particular point these haroors are
located. Toe rivalry between Texas
towns, between Texas SPECTATORS, be-
tween Texas railroads, ought not to be
snd will not be considered in determining
the most available points for harbors.
Texas is more interested than Galveston
In deep water hsrbor, and Colorado,
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska are as
much interested IS Texas. It is ques-
ton Of vast importance, with 6 direct and
positive bearing on the prosperity OF an
immense section Of our common country,
and mere local considerations should not
be permitted to dwarf It."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE ST. Louis Globe-Democrat says
that comparatively few subordinate Office
holders should be removed because they
are Democrats, but being fignorant,
shiitless and incompetent" they ought as
class to be turned out promptly and
summsEily." DEMOCRATS may console
themselves with the reflection that GER
tifc: tie Of good character from q Republi-
can administration would under all cir
cumstances be q useless document, and
might sometime prove very embarrassing
to It's holder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
xorIoE 10 THE PUBLIC.

Mr., l.. CALHOUN is she General Agent OF
TIVE GAZETTE, This office WILL be responsible
for All monies paid to sud settlements made by
aim, n ,.r,,rv ava troxvn
n their respective communities, ana aye re
,sT' knowing the maturity on the label, which
'nev can examine and see that they have credit
Iooordinz to the amount paid.
m nayties are cautioned 80 exam ne care
,i1y he latter of authority of any person NOS
,novn 10 them, who represents himself ae
t,nosiIng szent OF OK solicitor FOR subscriptions
F" ~ csnnot hold ourselves responsible for the
-, 20 tboSa who have no authority TO repre-
t Assi n DEMoORAT PUBLISHING 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
No Peer In Texas,


Fort Worth owes no man anything for what
1t has accomplished. This iowa is eelf made,
and 1t has fought drouth in the west, the d.
preston of the live stock business and rail-
road indifference for four long years. The
men who could do what has been done by
Look to the fulure with blight hopes, for
the pull hereafter will not be all up hill
[Gazette.
True, every word of It. In energy,
pluck, perseverance aud general get.u
and get qualities Fort Worth has no peer
IN Texas nor many equals in the whole
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
NEWS AND NOTES.

A new English game called "navEl
blockade" hiss recently been invented,
which is said to be as intricate and fss-
cinsting as chess.
Instead OF the French word "pstsol,"
Emperor Wilhelm has ordered to be cub
stituted the Garmsn equivalent: /" Trup-
observation-disclosures ergaug."
The potato crop in Indiana is said to be
the largest known there for Yexrs, and
thst, too, in spite Of the farmers sitting
On the fence 10 talk politics In the hoeing
season.
The postmaster.genersl's report jus3xt
hand estimates that the deficit Tor the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

A NEW YORK merchant, dealing in "au.
man hair goods" recently made an as
sigument, giving IS reason that since
Mrs. L.ngtry had pronounced in favor OF
natural hair his patronage had wasted en-
tirely awsy. It is ser Gus question
whether the business Interests CT this
country do not need protection against
English whins as well IS English manu-
gsctures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Inc time, IS cents per line; TWO OF nore IL
,srtjons, Is cents per line each insertion.
No display ads. Of less than three lines taken
tor either edition 1os =. ,ro
,a!a rate Of an inch. t,,o
Single lines Of reading mas'ef oouh'eu 10 s~o'
syo lines as three. ,ro,h. ~
,onger. win be charged for as one time rates.
SSecisl Position-Ads, ordered on hrst page
tonhIe price; on the eighth page, oO per cent.
sSdittonal; on any other specified page, % per
SAINT, additional. mo ads. inserted on nrss
SnsciaI Poelson-Top OF column next to read-
lus mater or Nrst following and next 10 read
i1S matter. SO per cent additional.
SpeciSl Position-Aiongsloe Oh feauths AS'
Jsr, % per cent. additional osoo5
snecial Position Reading matter ordered
IN sny epeciRl position, or on any specined
age 125 per cent additional.
Gnts must be mounIed on metal DESC
Hhsnges-4Change Of mStter each WeeR WIN
sutSddItionsl charge. ..Lo~
TeTms-Bills payable monthly unless DINER
rise contracted for, and IN advance when par
tiesS financial standing is not known 70 u.s.
Transiep advertising payable In advance
Specimen copies sent on appneaAon' Au-
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Sheppsrd Romans, the pres!dsSs CITE
Provident Savings Lie Ass1sss6 Soeiesy
Of New York, is the sutaetcf fne Ansffs,
can Table Of MaEtxAsy, which is.fas
standard for sessefcy In life insursncg
nearly ali ss<ssee, also the huthor offhe
contylEqIon plsu adopted by spseom
psn9es IN the distribution Of taET d,EH
dends. His company is now being
represented here by Messrs. Rowland ana
Baker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Il WRs Doomed,

Mineral Wells HeIa
The world Is moved by booms! A few
years ago very few men commenced to
boom up" Fort Worth, and to day Fort
Worth Is city OF 20, 900 inhsbitants, and
still blooming" Mineral Wells needs
"boom," and abe intends to have ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Brancb Offices
DALLAS,

DALIIASu
., Il, BAILEY. Correspondent and General
gent, It's Main street..
ATaut. 6i2 Elm street, where the paper can
sITaya, be found on sale, and wnere orders
.oT Dallas city delivery can be iets'
WACO,
E. l. RUGe, Agent AND oorrespondens'
WEATHERFoRD.
a,B.D Dorsey, Agent and Correspondent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
One Of the Fest.
Kemp Times

THE GAZETTE Is one of the best edited
dsilies that comes to our table. 1t is i'm
possible to read It's editorials without
grssping an idea. We sire sorry that we
cannot say ss much for several other dai.
lies in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

SENATOR FARwELL says OF The presi.
dentelect thst he has IS big head sld q
close mouth" The senator tried very
probably to prize the generals mouth
open on the subject Of scoveted Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JONES got the
highest vote cast for any candidate in
New York in the late election. "Jones,
he pays the freight" might be q better
card than 8 bsndans In the next presi-
dentist election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS now declares
thss the plank in the Republican platform
with reference to the civil service is "she
most 49,. plete and satisfactory declara'
ton ever made upon the suojeci By 8
political convention" Odds msy now
be safely given On THE GAzETTK's pre-
dlcson Of smother mugwump somerssult.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE news that General Harrison gave
q sitting, recently, to photographer in
dictates that the conspicuous vacancy in
the show windows Of the wiley merchant
Is soon 10 be filed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

4 CORPORATION-NOT a PARTY
Itthere Is ever 10 be consistent, &C.
tive Republican organization in Texss 1t
will be heralded by locsl Republican
press. 1. is singular that with such S
large voting strength TsxSs Republican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Up TO date the namesakes Of General
Harrison include two gas wells, 9 new
variety Of spples and forty-four babies.
Thus It is that coming greatness casts Its
shadows before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

TIE large Democratic msjority given
by Chicago is proof conclusive that the
Chicsgo head is CT the same handsome and
elaborate proportions as the Chicago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

U. o. SHERIFF of Buff,
One term for president Is surely CROUCH.
-TChicago Tribune.
Dear Benny, look close after g.d-p p>'s hat;
We're waiting chance to smash 1t out fat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

SrLu lstt,rs or communications for THE GA
SYTTK, whether on business or for publication
tb,uid DO addressed to TIE GAZETTE. or DEN
sORAP rGBLIsHIEG co.. Fort Worth, Tex
sEp VoT TO AEY INDIVIDUAL.
All sumnunieltons intended for publication
asst be accompanied BY tn, writer's mama tnt
,1srsrr-net for 1sblisiuan-but n An svidsns'
Il gssd faith.
Parties writing to THE GAZETTE on business
,srssnai 70 themselves will please incloss stamp
Ter reply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Hon. J. oosnsp my United State.
Commissiofer of AerfshlturE has Endorsed
%i& 9: aSgu ireie hdafango& being all that
1t elsffhs to be Ban aHtrstiys3 purgativs, deps
nsstot and dlsEeic. assiAg Officially sR the
hTer, blood, ,Aadneys addS6Meis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
BY Ear the Best,

LEuhuEIG LtuBIr,
The Fort Worth GAZETTE Is by Ter the
best daily paper n the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
SsMOcRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Publishers and Proprietors.

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srosd. Class Mall Matter.
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Arrested for Burglary

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
LINDEN, lex Dec. Sci Jackson,
.folored, was lodged in j sil this afternoon
fer burglsrizipg the store Of Mr.. r. n
GallsWsy OF Kildare, Tex, last night. He
Furnished himself with q large line of
Fpoekss cutlery, and wss ,geuiiirg 81
kniVssor lessn.:Sh A j
8 oARGaNaa sM ieass. ess
aoseps ARFoVs'sgeds s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

ssrr1.rss, Deaths, Society Notices, Etc.,
1snaI length, 500 each insertion. nordered
STIooAL Oh READING NATTER. Soc per line
sIH he charged.
Obituaries, RESOLUTIONS, Etc.,
Ia charged for at the regular rate''
Wants, Lost, Found, ETC.,
nIa.u;fsd Advertising be inserted at pro
Snts rste of an inch. None taken for less tnan
Unss space (&-inch)-count Wofas W nhe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Parker, rector Of Christ episcopal church
of this city who DISAPPEARED Frldsy last
committed suicide. he was seen on the
ses~su near the river on the day Of dis
fss ope srsbce aud na9 identified bY the
fsm!ly as belonging TO (hirn gas picked up
In the river the same fsyby boys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Ory MONTH or OVER, ponsecutiveinsertlons,
Itnents per Ire each insertion. ..,..,
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Newspaper published in Texas.


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